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there are a number of questions about this case, including the fact no one reported a young teen and der man missing. oakland police said their amber alert is in effect and until the investigation takes them down another path they're treating this very much as a car jack and kidnap. >> that person of interest is name is roy. >> police say this is the man they want to find a person of interest in a shop lift that turned into a possible car jack and kidnap on redwood road. 54-year-old roy mckamey. >> we had numerous reports this individual frequents the area, he's known to the area. he also is very similar to the suspect description. >> police say they are familiar with the suspect and he does have a criminal history including theft. tuesday this, surveillance video from the safeway shows the man police say is the suspect walking up and down seafood and meat department aisle he later got into an altercation with employees and ran out. >> then, when the suspect left the store, he approached the vehicle where the driver of the vehicle indicated that he did not know the suspect. that is wh

. >> a jury is expected to com coe back with a verdict on a man who shot a teen in a parking lot over loud music. >> jay city could have been jordan davis. the 20-year-old said frustration over the killing woke him one night in 2012. without putting words to paper he spontaneously created this tribute to davis. the music video has received more than 10,000 views on youtube. >> the bottom line you can look me in my eyes, i really feel those words flowed out of me and were meant for me to say to him. >> the video touched davis' parents. now he's part of the group that surround them at the courthouse. >> just the energy and the vibe that i get in the room is so inspiring. >> as for davis' parents, their attorney admits they're understandably anxious. >> we're ready. they're ready for closure. 12 people can't agree on an appetizer. they got to agree on murder. that's the issue. [ protesting ] >> even among the protesters outside of the courthouse there was disagreement on what, quote, justice for jordan would mean. prosecutors were hoping for a first-degree murder conviction. >> justice w

receive medical treatment after russian diplomats insisted he was in need of urgent attention a cause a teen yet to show income has been suffering severe pain and according to his lawyer could be on the verge of a heart attack and we had a chance to speak to his mother who insists that her son is being left to suffer for absolutely no reason. i sometimes look at what i got here and think to myself way but let me take your pain away i will survive it all if only my son came home i only get to talk to him once a week it's too expensive to call you know when you feel normal he's not guilty why are they driving him to his death what did he do wrong i keep asking what evil did he cause to the united states what did he do did he kill somebody did he rob somebody no he's not guilty of any crime. and moscow is still waiting for washington to allow a russian delegation of diplomats to actually visit in person. an associate you're going to now taking a look at the case of the exploited. in twenty ten detained in liberia and the sting operation brought on to u.s. soil in twenty eleven sentenced to twen

he was ineligible for obama's dreamer deferral program because he was caught shoplifting as a teen. fast forward 9 years. juan says that after a disagreement with his boss, his boss called the sheriff. he was arrested for using a fake id to be able to work. that act, a felony, brought him to the attention of ice. >> why did you have someone else's id? >> so i could provide for my girls. >> you have to have an id to work. >> yeah, you have to have an id, social security number. i know it was bad, i was breaking the law, but it was the only thing i could do to provide for my daughters. i feel sad that i haven't been there the whole year. for both of them. missed their birthdays, christmas...that's what hurts the most, because i've never missed any of it. but they're everything to me. >> this is a picture of... >> so here we see state-sponsored initiatives aimed at separating families. what are going to be some of the long-term consequences? so you have kids growing up without their mothers or fathers, not only that but you have distrust of local law enforcement. it's a recipe for disas

there was a big dispute today over whether the teen had a weapon or not. what did the evidence who testified say today in this rare saturday trial action? >> so, fred, really, this has come up quite a bit in court, but today, it was really interesting because the prosecution asked this evidence tech, the person who collected all of the evidence, the lead on that at the shooting scene, whether or not he found any weapons at the car. he said, no, he didn't find any. but the defense attorney says they didn't look everywhere they should have. i want to point out the fact that this red suv, the three teens say that after the shooting started, they backed up and left that gas station because they were being shot at. then they testified they went to a nearby shopping plaza, where they did this role call of sorts and that's when they found out that jordan davis had been shot and killed, but the defense says they never checked that plaza nearby, that it wasn't secured, so take a listen to what he had to say today. >> so, if a weapon was in that car and it was gotte

pastor on goes by the name of john hay he is charged with having an unlawful sexual relationship with a teen. police say he met one of the girls at the salvation army korean core -- corps in san francisco. more on the top of the hour on the case. >> the san jose man suspected of setting a dozen arson fires will be in court for a hearing. the 48-year-old was arrested last month and charged with setting 13 fires in san jose between january 8 and john -- january 13th causing more than $6 million in damage. he will appear in superior court at 1:30 this the afternoon. >> a task force looking into racial problems at san jose state university begins public hearings tonight on the heels of a fact finding report released on monday of alleged bullying last fall of a black freshman by his white roommates. the report says the university was slow in keeping the school president informed. after the incident was reported they failed to follow their policies. the 18 member task force will hold six hearings to work on ways to prevent this from happening again. they will release recommendations in april. >>>

what is next for them and what it means for the rest of us. >> a teen in arizona needed a date for theome and he is going out his way to invite somebody named miley cyrus. >> miley, will you --. >> well, the rest of that you have to see on-line, right, 17-year-old matt put together a video to ask the singer to come to the high school dance. >> they met before at a radio station in 2009 and he explained that making the video wasn't just about going to the prom with miley but showing that it is okay to put yourself out there. >> courage, right? even if she says no. >> man beyond his years. thanks for join us. [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ >> hey! hey! what's up? what up, man? what's happening? what's up? what's up, baby, how you doing? what's happening? what up, what up, what up, what up, what up? what's up? how are you, good? >> good. >> come on out. >> yeah. hello, and welcome to millionaire. you know, we've got a great game ahead of you. and kicking things off with a devoted fan of the show right here from dallas, texas, y'all show some love for jessica jenkins. what's up?

there's not a one size -- all teens on a perfect service. g whatsapp, but we're seeing kick, and all the different services being explored and experimented with not just by country but by teen group. the same is true for all the other photo sharing apps. they are using them, but it's not like it is everyone. longer-term or now, does facebook have 18 problem -- a teen problem? >> it is like saying, does e-mail have an adult problem. there used to be a day in which you got mail was an exciting moment. now most of us look and go, emails. for teens, they have switched from thinking about facebook is a passionate place where they hang out with their friends to where they get the contact number of a friend from school that they don't know their cell phone yet, or they figure out how to share a photo they want everyone to see, or they contact an adult in a school context. they are still using it but it's not quite the passion play. >> in your book, what surprised you most? you know this more than anyone. but what surprised you? i thought the interne

. >> a man is on trial accused of killing a teen. that is over loud music. his fiance took the stand but what she reveal ed may hurt his defense.? >>> we'll start you off with some images of washington, dc. winter is everywhere and from where we are headed. this way. >> in 2012, after won fronting him and his friends he shot him after confronting him about the loud music in his suv. his fiance took the stant d in court yesterday. >> did the defendant say anything about the music? >> i hate that thug music. >> i heard pop pop pop. >> when you heard those noises did you know what they were? >> no, i didn't. >> when you woke up was the t l television on? >> yes, it was. >> did you happen to see something on the news? >> yes, i did. >> did you hear that a teen-ager had been killed at the gas station? >> you can tell that she is extremely distraught. i want to bring in our legal ladies. thank you both for being with us. >> let's talk about this fiance here. >> is that going to help or hurt the defense? >> definitely hurt the defense. she is a prosecution witness

whether it is a teen retailer or a women's retailer, they have reported slow growth. they were down. then you jump to the teens. they have a very dated concept. the concept has been in the same place where they have been for the last 10 years. they lost customers to fast fashion. forever 21, h&m. >> they cannot get the inventory in the other stores? >> it is a shorter leadtime cycle. that is why they call it fast fashion. you can see it on the runway and then you will see it at h&m a few weeks later. >> exactly. >> they are able to deliver fashion that is current. fashion is not about fabric. it is about newness. h&m brings newness into the game. they have been doing a great job on it. i was just in the fifth avenue store and it looks great. new fashion that is fun and interesting that you do not see everywhere. >> are they competing against macy's for example? >> to some degree. macy's and jcp have departments that cater to millenial and teens. that is not their strong suit. >> who is doing the best right now? you mentioned h&m, who is the retailer that you think is c

if you have a teen at home, you'll want to listen to her message. ♪ >> this is what happens before aelashes. so many layers, so many steps. all done. >> i'm doing the honors of going makeup free and showing you guys what it is like, how it feels, just a little bit of insight into my life. when people see me, in the magazines, in the pictures, music videos, i'm done up. my hair is done, makeup on. there is nothing wrong with, like, wanting to wear makeup and wanting to go out and look your best. i feel comfortable this way. i feel like me when i have all of that makeup on and hair done and in all the crazy clothes. that's jordin sparks. but this, i'm just jordin. i'm here with my really good friends lilo and jo jo. and we actually are going to have breakfast at the ivy. the ivy is a popular spot. we are all here makeup free, which is definitely crazy because there is usually paparazzi here but we're going to enjoy ourselves and enjoy being makeup free. it will be awesome. cheers, ladies. >> yes. >> hey! >> hi, jordin. >> have a good day! >> okay, so today, again, makeup free, all i di

. >>> this morning, a teen's ambitious plans that have many people asking, are you serious? >>> and a chance of snow today, let's go to chuck. >> snow chances are high. snow amounts, though, may be very, very low. whether or not that's good news, that's up to you. i'll be back with the timing of xt. snow fs see y almond. a good that comes in 25 flavors. from whole natural to wasabi and soy sauce. and once good gets going, there's no stopping it. get your good going. blue diamond. snack nut of u.s. snowboarding. >>> the u.s. finds itself in a diplomatic tight spot with russia just as the winter olympics gets underway. a secret phone call leaked to the web over the unrest in ukraine and it included choice words. andrea mitchell has more. >> reporter: vladimir putin's government is having a field day over america's diplomatic stumble. as protesters chanted outside the u.s. embassy in moscow. >> reporter: the top u.s. diplomat for europe trying to make light of her very undiplomatic gaffe. >> it was pretty impressive trade craft. the audio was extremely clear. >> reporter: too cl

a number of flavors and enticing to kids. they are not child proof. they are popular among the teens with a survey finding that the number of high school students using them nearly doubled in just a year. so what exactly are the risks soe associated with the ecigarettes them. ray story is ceo of the association and drochlt george rogers from the children's hospital and the university of kentucky. welcome to the program. dr. rogers you are a toxicologist and director of the poison control center and we mentioned a trend to the calls to the poison control centers, and what are you seeing and is it disturbing to you? >> it is worrisome. we have seen six-fold increase in the calls this year compared to last year. nationally 3-4 fold increase in the calls relating to ecigarettes and the concern for us is that these contain a liquid which is apparently fairly easily obtained by small children that break the cigarettes and gets into the vile and this material contains high con centrations of nicotine and cause symptoms and potentially death. >> what happens, the kids are playing with it and

sharing apps, secret tools, they are using them but it is not like everyone. >> does facebook have a teen? saying, does e-mail have an adult problem. there used to be a day in which "you've got mail" was an exciting moment. you were really passionate about what would appear in your e-mail. now most of us look and go, oh, e-mail. for teens, they have switched from thinking of facebook as a passionate place to hang out to a place to get a contact number of people of the don't know their cell phone yet. they share a photo they want everyone to see. or they contact an adult within a school context. it is not the passion place. >> in your book, what surprised you the most? you know this more than anyone, what surprised you? >> the thing that amazed me was i thought the internet was going to magically transform summoning -- so many aspects of teen life. when i got to talking to teens, they were doing the same things they ever did. it got inflected in different ways. it became more visible. adults look at what they can see and panic. i thought it was interesting to figure out how do you tell the

plus outrage tonight after jurors failed to convict a white man in the shooting death of a black teenhow pastor dies from a snakebite. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. out out tonight, a boy's grief. one cry, one boy, capturing the agony of war.

. >> did you learn that a teen-ager had been killed at the gas station? did. >> although a list of up coming witnesses has not been released testimony has been set to continue tomorrow morning at 9:00 am. and he could receive life in prison. nick valencia joins us from atlanta. you are going to be looking at this basketball quarte quarter other big stories. here are the stories to get you caught up. 19th ranked oklahoma state cowboys taking on texas tech. ends up out of bounds and look what happens next. that push there. he was given a technical foul. smart says the fan called him the n word. that is what led to the push. after the game they would review the matter and decide on smart's punishment. but we are moving onto move stories katcreating some buzz. tim armstrong talked about cutting 401 k benefits at his company. they blamed two staffers and their babies. >> he later apologized but today one of those mothers wrote this statement. >> more mother's advocates are jumping onboard. we will keep following that. moving onto this celebrity b boxing bout. i

. >>> the coast guard released new video of a rescue at china beach. two teens saw a woman struggling in the water before 1:00 o'clock yesterday afternoon and both slipped counsel the cliff to pull her to safety but they could not get back up. teams arrived a short time later to help all three. this is video from sky 7 after being treated by medics and the woman was hosted into a chopper and taken to the hospital. it is not cheer how the woman ended up this the water. >> the pictures show a sun break from yesterday and we are not seeing that, this morning. >> not this morning. steady rain and the heavy rain now moving through the east bay and the north bay and other aspects of this system, the winds, they were sustained at 24 miles per hour as fast as i can find on live doppler 7 hd and that is up around napa and the rest of us around 10 to 20 miles per hour and we can get gusts higher. that is why we have the wind chill advisory until 10:00. the gusts are up to 45 and 55 with some downed trees already and the heaviest rain is moving through now. we will have mo

you are a teen.ou are young, just make sure you wear a condom. >> wow, that's useful information. >> for a teenager, yes, they should bewaring con -- be wearing condoms. >> no, not having sex. >> it is that kind of advice that basically shortchanges real advice. the thing is everybody goes oh wear a condom and leaves 99% of the other useful information about the world. i just said the most important thing, wear a condom jie. what are you mike brady from "the brady bunch"? stove with your life lessons. he always stopped and they play the music and it is like, listen, greg, you need to -- dash blah, blah, blah, marcia. they know what i'm talking about. kids are more stressed because they have more social media and they are worried about dumb stuff. it ain't real stress. it is not like bills and not having to kill somebody. >> you are stressed by killing small animals that wandered into your backyard. does stress trigger the loss? >> i am heavily medicated. >> it is all about perspective. when you are y

later they took a man into custody after getting a tip from from a family member of the victim. >>> two teens working on a science project are seriously hurt after an explosion. the boys were cousins and were hit by flying glass and debris. they were working being in this house and one of the boys apparently tried starting a fire in the fireplace using the model rock yet fuel put they say it was lit to the ground. they lit the house on fire with a remote ignited flame. the explosives were discovered -- explosives were discovered and the man claims the explosives were used for model rockets. no arrests have been made. >>> we all had a good time at the chinese new year's parade and up was running behind stall. >> it is nice to hang out together. >> because aid good time, i hope you did if you came out to see us. >> if you do have to go to work, i have had some tweets for people who are going. >> this is about an 8 minute drive up to the tunnel which is much better than it normally is and the commute is looking good, we are not expecting to have any big drives when everybody will be back and the

my fellow-i wanted to say grewing up in the fill more, it wasn't easy at all, but-and i was also a teen age parent. that is my daughter and i would like her to stand because she is a wonderful inspuration. i beat the odds and she beat the odds. not only do we style [inaudible] we have to listen and give good advice. i want to thank you for recognizing it is a privilege and you recognized me before that and you have such a good person and you brighten me up to. it helps me when i see you. you are very humble and i precthat. thank you guys for having me here and thanks. >> congratulations bridget and thauj for your patient here today. we are at our final person. mrs. supervisor wiener. come on down. you the last person for the black history month celebration at the board of supervisors chamber. >> thank you madam chair and certaintyly last but not least today i have the honor of recognizing a new [inaudible] who i inherited from supervisor kim. [inaudible] many know. you may know about her work on planning commission, but there is a lot more to this amazing woman. she just recently became

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a more obvious way going forward. we will have tons of services that are mobile first. >> what about whisper? is that how teensng to be in their news? >> i think it is the desire to pay attention to gossip. i see this secret type of app as an extension of a we saw previously, you want to know what is going on in your world. you want to hear the things people would share and they will only do it through anonymity. that is what makes it so delightful. it is a fun place to game. people are posting things that may or may not be real and it may be part of the fun. >> are teenagers using these apps? >> they're experimenting with them. even with the messaging apps, we are seeing kick and all of these different services being explored and experimented with. the same is true of all of the other photo sharing apps, secret tools, they are using them but it is not like everyone. >> does facebook have a teen problem? >> you were really passionate about what would appear in your e-mail. for teens, they have switched from thinking of facebook as a passionate place to hang out to a place to get a contact number of people of t

i got nominated for something called "the best sidekick" for like a teen choice awards. a limo. it was all so new and novel still. and i had this little bit where i was presenting -- i didn't win. the point is i got nominated for a teen choice award. >> jimmy: we get it, you're a big star. yeah, yeah, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's really not the point. the point really was that afterwards, i had done this little comedy bit and presented. and it kind of went over all right. but you came up to me at the end of it, and you said, "hey, man. great job. you were really funny tonight." and it meant so much to me. it was just so nice to have someone like -- [ audience aws ] no really. truly. >> jimmy: yeah, cool. >> it was cool. it just meant a lot to me. i knew you from "snl." i knew that you made a living doing funny things. and i wanted to make people laugh. it just really meant a lot. i think it's cool -- i just think you deserve all your success. because you were nice to me and nice people deserve success. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: -- well, thank you for te

a teen charged with stabbing a student to death could enter a plea in court. prosecutors say that duc tong stabbed richard phan during a birthday party. phan was killed trying to break up a fight. tong's twin brother was arrested and later released. >> friday night a boy walked in the university village in albany. it's off interstate 580. police say a man driving a black suv pulled up along side the teen and ordered him in the vehicle. when the teen refused the man got out and grabbed the boy and tried to force him into the suv. the boy was able to get away without being hurt. >> in the north bay the search is on for a suspected arsonist. police in petaluma say someone started a fire on a doorstep in a home in aspen way. people living in the home woke up to the smell of smoke early saturday morning. it appears authorities say, flammable liquid was used to start the door mat on fire. >> it's a year since two police officers were gunned down in the line of duty but families have not received any of the money raised in their honor. sergeant baker and detective bu

. >>> a teen tries out a homemade blow dart that -- >> then lodged in his throat. >> why x-rays don't

the driver of the car who told investigators all three know each other and the girl thought to be a teen is >> we encourage those individuals to come forward and share what did happen so we can put our community at ease. remove concerns and we don't want ton amber alert. there is a system designed to work for cases like this and we don't want to misuse the system. >> and again, the amber alert has been cancelled. police are looking for the young woman and the man described as a person of interest in this case. the man is roy mccamy, 54 years old. at this point, they believe no one involved was, or is in danger. in oakland abc7 news. >> all right. thank you. and police are looking for a suspect after a robbery at another safeway about five miles away. this happened about 1:30 near 51 and broadway. police say a man stole a woman's purse, cell phone and took off with one other person in an suv. they crashed into another car about a mile away the suspects continued driving the wrong way and then jumped out of the car and ran to a bart station. one suspect was caught and another is still on t

. >>> a teen tries out a homemade blow dart that -- >> then lodged in his throat. >> why x-rays don't lie and neither does mom. >> had five minutes private with him. >>> plus your buzzword for a chance to win an ipad mini. >>> and a new way to send sweet messages to your girlfriend. >> from your phone number. >> how bro app is helping men. >> this is evil. this is so evil. >>> well, this looks like a nice relaxing mountain bike ride through the woods up in jasper, alberta, canada. he's riding with his cousin. brad uploaded this video last august but it's just now catching fire. he pedals up to the top of this mountain, his brakes squeak a little bit and then he notices something. >> [ bleep ]? >> oh, oh! >> that is crazy. >> did you see that? >> it was a very big bear. >> it was coming right at him. >> it was charging at him. >> a grizzly bear sow, a female, with a cub. >> an angry momma, you don't want to get in the path of an angry momma. >> super dangerous, so brad yells back to his cousin dan. thankfully they are prepared for such an encounter but now brad's down off the trail, ca

a short time ago, accused a man killing a teen over loud music. michael dutton is accused of killing a man back in 2012. prosecutors say he acted in premeditation, but dunn said he shot davis in self-defense. (t) corruption trial of new orleans mayor ray nagin went to the jury a few moments ago. essentially, is ben lemoin is are outside the ne new orleans courthouse. do we know why the mayor didn't agree to a plea deal? >> nagin had an advantage in this case, six other people had been charged, indicted, five of them pled guilty, one of them went to trial and was found guilty, and obviously, mayor nagin knew what the evidence was prosecutors had. he was indicted last year, that eliminated the possibility of taking a deal from federal prosecutors. prosecutors laying out their case, presenting a long laundry list of different types of paper trail evidence. bank statements, financial statements, phone records, and of course, city contracts. the mayor is accused of taking money and bribes from state contractors in return for giving them the contracts. o

there has been a spike in the number of head lice cases among teens. she says it is because of the head to head contact when groups of people take selfies which usually are with a cell phone are the rage with the word "selfie," as the "word of the year." >> that connection i did not expect. >> medical mystery: what kind of illness is paralyzing bay area children. we have a warning for parents. >> a big change could be coming for san jose firefighters and there could be a shift in the fire department priorities. >> google glass is a hot new technical gadget but it made a woman a crime victim. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning, on tuesday, at 5:00. back in the studio. >> get the umbrella ready. outside, it will be interesting. here is mike. >> you have 30 hours before the rain starts coming. we have another day of getting ready. it will come down hard when it comes down, it will not be gradual. we could have run off and flooding. as far as this morning, with the low clouds more prevalent, we still have patchy fog

. >> a lone 49ers family at the seahawks, a teen without a appeal and his wife is about to one of theut is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. for example, if you're a single person making less than $46,000 a year, or a family of four, earning up to $94,200, you may be eligible for premium assistance. the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. get answers, and get covered. find out if you're eligible and enroll now. at coveredca.com. >>> abc7 news begins with breaking news. >>> thanks for joining us at 5:00. >>> i am christian. -- i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. >>> surely temple black has passed away, the biggest child star ever. cornell? >>> we are outside the gates of shirley temple black's long time estate where she passed away at age 85 surrounded by her family and care giveers. she was the biggest child >> in the 30's

but the scales are a little bit tipped against the young black teen, you know, the thug. it's okay to be a little bit afraid, a little bit of apprehensive in america of the young black teen, except it's really not. the thug here is a white businessman named michael dunn. and it's not fair. and so we've got to do a little bit more, the prosecutors have to do a little bit more to rebalance that and show what a good kid jordan was and what a terrible neighbor and friend and ex-husband michael dunn was. and we just got to find a way to see that done. >> now two jurors have spoken out since the verdict. here is part of what they said. >> everybody is making this a white and black thing. and it's not. in our decision-making process, nobody brought up not one race. never. it was never brought up. >> sitting in that room, it was never presented that way. >> ron, what is your reaction to that? and what is your reaction to that, john? >> well, the -- i think it's juror number 8, the young lady, she said it wasn't a black and white thing and nobody discussed that in the room. and i d

try their first cigarette each day. >> a social site is facing legal trouble for help dangering teenrs. www. meetme.com children's personal information and their location to stranger. it responds to the suit saying and i quote, "rereview hundreds of thousands photos each day and we compare the information to a sex offend are registry." >> it is the city versus the county heating up in the south bay. the fire battle pitting santa clara county and san jose who are at odds. >> first, the growing memorial in new york city for philip seymour hoffman. product way is pay tribute to the actor. >> heavy traffic on the east were span of the bay bridge. >>> watching the clouds this morning that will overtake our sky keeping our temperatures two to five degrees cooler than where we should be. you can see a few scattered showers around the higher elevations for san diego and los angeles with lows in the mid-60's. they are make snow in heavenly but mother nature will make some for them, also, and we look at the seven-day forecast,-ty of chances of snow, but it will mix with rain as we head to sund

a punching bag. here one of the teens drags him through the snow like a rag doll. >> he grabbed my right knee and was it. kept yanking it until he got me to move. my knee still hurts to this day. >> nadine doesn't fight back because he knows if he does, it will only get worse for him. he thinks his only hope is help from a stranger. >> when they were putting me in the tree, i saw like three people walking by. i was trying to call them so they could help me. they all walked by like it was normal kids playing. >> finally when the assailants hang nadine on a fence, a woman who passed by earlier sees it and realizes this isn't just kids playing. >> she put me in her back seat of her car. she was like, don't worry about it. the cops are going to catch him. and prompted by a 911 call from nadine's mother, the cops do launch an investigation. when they turn up the video, identifying their suspects superintendent michael chitwood decides to teach a lesson. >> we took out the six individuals in handcuffs, put them in wagons, made sure everybody knew we're not tolerating bullying at any way, shape or form. >>

the big charge, the one that has to do with the value of a teen's life, they somehow can't come to angreement on. because this guy invoked stand your ground. they sent the judge a note about an hour ago saying we can't cothis. we need to see you. the judge told them to come into the courtroom, gave them instructions and here's that judge just moments ago. >> for the record, indicating that you had reached a verdict on four of the five counts and are unable to reach a unanimous verdict on count one or any of the lesser included offenses related to it. that, then, under that kind of a situation and in that circumstance, i am required to read to you an additional jury instruction. i'm going to read that instruction to you now, and then i will provide a copy to it to each of you when i'm finished. i know that all of you have worked hard to try to reach a verdict in this case to each of the counts. it apparently has been impossible for you so far. sometimes an early vote before discussion can make it hard to reach an agreement about the case later. the vote, not the discussion, might make

some of the clips and you see the show dealing with complex issues in the simple ways to get it at a pre-teen audience at least bloody me a poor teen this helps him to feel there are so many people in russia who think that like david korten is in power way too long and that it is known that he will win the election before the vote even started then regarding critics of the kremlin alexei in the bayani a galaxy never really is putin's opponent and he has always that cleared it out loud and many people think that's the only reason why he had to go to jail. if i don't ask leafs go into the winter games of the end to find they find it bad that human rights in russia are not always respected. concept of the program make his state funded channels the d.s. the us to specifically for an interview about potential for use in the show they declined but did so and this reply by email. is aimed at children aged eight to twelve years old children appreciate logo manages to portray even the most complex topics which children to understand moreover daily reactions of children to the show are that they're mos

person a person. >>> coming up, one teen who thinks surgery for her bullied son mightmistake. >> how much would his life really change? i would love to see him discover it's not the out ward >>> is changing a face the best way to change a life? >> people would just come up to me and be like why don't you have a chin? everybody should have a chin. >> the story is familiar but no less painful for the kid living it. we met a student from wisconsin when he was 16. his name is donovan. >> there were times where people would walk around with their heads cocked back or something to look like they don't have a chin to mock me. high school is hell. my chin has caused me to become more reclusive. i do have a few guy friends. they are kind of disbursed. they are my friends, i think. are they are my friends? >> i don't know why people have to be mean. >> what was it like walking the halls? do you have to look over your shoulder? >> it was a war zone, being cornered or tripped or punched in the shoulder. >> donovan said the bullies would deny what happened so the school rarely took

a firefighter was lowered down to lit the teen up. the 17-year-old remains hospitalized with a head injury but is expected to recover. >>> new details with a petaluma slaughterhouse accused of processing meat that were unhealthy after rawing 8 million pounds of beef. sources say that the company is accuses of killing and selling meat from dairy cows with eye cancer and the company was buying sick cows chopping off the heads to avoid detection by inspectors and selling the haiti. it is illegal but experts say it is fought likely to make people sick and no illnesses have been reported. mike nicco is on the roof in the almosts and that is why you are a meteorologist and we are warm and dry. >> i enjoy walking the sprinkles with the light rain in san francisco. my umbrella is out. grab yours. i will show you the best radar runs, oakley and all this area right now and moving through the east bay hills along highway 4 north lafayette to pleasant hill and benicia and concord and that area will get more in the way of organized rain, the yellow

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