male driver and a female passenger -- actually five female passengers, including a toddler and a teen-ager, were killed in that crash. police believe that no one was wearing a seatbelt. we'll keep following this for you. >>> in the meantime, new develops this morning in the nationwide manhunt for two convicted killers who were freed from prison by mistake. it looks like it was an inside job. the murderers walked out of prison in florida using fake documents authorizing their release. the phony paperwork had the forged signature of chief judge beloving perry. you may recognize him. he was the judge in the casey anthony murder trial. >> somebody had to help them. they alone could not do this. >> i think someone outside helped them. >> one of the guys, joseph jenkins, has been on the run for 21 days. charles walker has been gone since october 8th. be on the lookout for the two men. >>> in the meantime, later this afternoon, an associate of former new england patriot aaron hernandez is set to be arraigned in a massachusetts courtroom. carlos ortiz faces a charge of accessory to murder. prosecu

. >> meet the super athletic teen-ager shooting for international stardom. >> back flips, front flipsall over the place. >> next "right this minute." >> and still to come, some climbers scale a huge rock when -- >> they notice some of the rocks beneath them a little bit loose. >> when mountains crumble next. plus a little girl is blown away when she discovers -- >> to her this is a store full. >>> got two videos for you guys. the first one from epic tv. i think for a rock climber, one of the scariest things would be for the rock to fall out from under your feet. >> or off your head. >> this is kyle dempster, his buddy also a pretty skilled climber. they in thenoticed some of the a little bit loose. >> oh, my god. whoa! >> he's crazy. >> they slow it down for us. look at that rock. boom. breaks into a million pieces. better to notice that. >> or it falls on the person's head. >> this is marco, an experienced jumper. this he's about to jump from a 130-feet call mast of the sailboat. >> that doesn't seem like that's far enough for the chute to open. >> the chute is already out with the r

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a couple teen-agers by the name of jake traitor and joel cronenburg. it all together into a pretty sick beat. what's making the whoop sound? >> it's coming from that air wrench pup see the tire bouncing there, that gives you kind of that drum beat, the truck lid closing. looks like the jack handles gives you that little tinge. >> man, they were bored. they created not only the song but the videos, too. ♪ ♪ >> lindsey sterling and kurt snyder team up for an . >>> this isn't exactly how the coaches drew it up with the xs and os but it worked anyway, high school football in iowa, galen catholic, quarterback takes the snap, rolls to the left, has some guys after him. throws up what you could call a prayer, as he's going down, flips the ball around right to his 6'7" tight end in the end zone, pulls that thing down like a rebound. a two-point conversion can't really be returned for a touchdown so you might as well throw it if you can. >> good heads-up play by the qb. >> i wonder if he really intended that. did he see that guy the end zone? >> but i do think

. ♪ >>> united in their ager. u.s.claims overshadowed european union talks in brussels. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, i am jonah hull in doha, the other top stories here in al jazerra. appeal rejected. a court in china upholds a life sentence against disgraced politician bo. plus. >> reporter: i an report on the ground how they are coping with a political and economic crisis that could be resolved with friday's presidential election. >>> and

. >>> continuing coverage on the shooting death of a teen-ager by a share river adeputy. as community out rage over that killing continues to grow. we're hearing for the first time today the name of the sheriff's deputy who shot that teen. she joins is with the site of the vigil. alley. >> reporter: people in the community have been coming to this site all afternoon. they have been leaving behind and eling, flowers and balloons. i spoke with andy afather. he didn't want to talk on camera, but high wants justice for his son's death. when i asked what justice means for him, he would likement deputy to face criminal charges and spend time in jail for the shooting death of his 13-year- old son. >> candle by candle this memorial has grown. all day long a steady stream of people have come here where andy lopez was killed on tuesday. some new the teen personally. >> he used to come over after school and ask if i could play outside. >> reporter: the sheriff's office confirmed the deputy who killed him. 4 eight-year-old eric gel house, a 24-year-old. he served in the national guar

. >>> a marin county jury began the case ovating ager who stole a lamborghini who belonged to celebrity chef guy fieri. he was shooting at a girl he was interested in and her boyfriend. if convicted, wade faces decades in prison. >>> it has been dry october in the bay area. let me show you how low the water level is at the reservoir. first time in decades the bay area has not seen any rain during the month of >>> kpix 5's ann notarangelo in antioch, despite the way that looks, you found out our water supply, despite how it looks, not that bad. >> reporter: it is just about full. this is the contra costa water district, so we need rain. water managers across the bay area will be doing what we're doing, watching and waiting for the rainy season. >> if only these clouds contained rain. >> we have been dry since january. we had heavy rains last november and december, and then mother nature shut off. >> we keep waiting for rain and thought maybe october would bring some, but historically october has been unpredict. last january we got third of an inch. for the most part, that was below avera

overall this is just not a good situation for a lot ofod tone agers.mber of rapes on the rise and the sexual you a -- the sexual assaults. it even affects sexual function. >> we do stories about alcohol poisoning on campus and fatal poisoning. >> it is a social lubricant. you try to get along and spend your life on facebook and then you are at a party and want too, relax and self-esteem is down. the last thing i want to sayrt it is a gateway drug. i agree with everything david said and it is a gateway drug to other drugs. you don't just drink. people drink and they use drugs. >> it is true. if you started before the age of 15 you have four times higher chance of being addicted to this. the other message to a lot ofdit women out there is womento missing a lot of enzymes thatg men have. they don't digest alcohol the same way. you can get more intoxicated faster so watch out for this. >> it is not just a weightu' thing. are you a bigger guy so you can absorb more than me. guy guy bigger -- >> bigger, but not intoxicating. >> he is not a stockbroker and>>

moms, grandmothers and young teen-agers as well? >> we love it. the credit card, there is room for scotty. >> my kids are joggers and they love it. we actually have another question from kelly. she wants to know, does scotty have a girlfriend and would he ever date a fan? >> well, i respond to this question the same way every time. in my shoes on the road and as much as i'm gone, it's very tough to have a relationship. but if it's possible. carrie underwood met her husband on a meet and greet, so you never know. >> it's time for you to sing. >> the title track. >> scotty mccreery. ♪ girl you know i love talking to you on the phone ♪ ♪ i could listen to your sweet voice all night long ♪ ♪ sometimes i can get by with the sweet dreams, baby, good night ♪ ♪ but this time i don't want to spend it alone ♪ ♪ so i'm coming over ♪ i hope it's all right ♪ listen for me pulling into your drive ♪ ♪ look out your windows ♪ you'll see my lights ♪ baby, girl i got to see you tonight ♪ ♪ the way the breeze is blowing, blowing ♪ ♪ you got me wishing i was holding,

. >> a teen-ager is fighting for his life after he was stabbed in alexandria. it happened around 7:00 p.m. on north morgon street near north bow regular ard street -- boor guard street. teens got in a fight and one man was stabbed. police have not made any arrests yesterday. >> tomorrow the president is expected to nominate a new head of the reserve. >> jeanette yellen is currently the vice chair of the u.s. bank and she will be the first lady to leave the fed. her tenure would end in january. >> and remember the 9-year-old boy who took the plane from minneapolis to las vegas with no ticket. and you show him getting screened and then slipping by a distracted agent to stow away. but tonight his dad has a message for everyone. >> we thought he was at his friends. i don't have a answer. i have a 9-year-old. to me he has a behavior problem. we've been asking for help. >> this kid does seem to have a beehivor -- behavior problem. he's way too young to be charged with a crime. the day before, he cased the airport and grabbed a bite to eat without paying for it and th

the time being actually what we have here a dispute between what looks like frankly a few needy tain agers but instead they're the government of the united states of america bickering over something in their backyard of which we really shouldn't need to have an argument whatsoever. with the u.s. government shutdown continuing into its second day the alarms a ringing over its negative effects piling up on america and first of all the loss of federal wager is essential services are continuing to operate but they're paid to late however add their own an estimated eight hundred thousand workers who've been stood down and won't receive their pay checks and let's not forget about soaring business uncertainty and the depressing confidence of the consumer as mindless by federal workers on unpaid leave alone roughly amounts to one billion a week but mood is analysts say the shutdown continues for a month it will cost about fifty five billion dollars which was roughly the losses caused by hurricanes katrina and sunday together excluding property damage for the rest of the while the worst could be ju

>>> united in their ager. u.s. spying claims overshadowed european union talks in brussels. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, i am jonah hull in doha, the other top stories here in al jazerra. appeal rejected. a court in china upholds a life sentence against disgraced politician bo. plus. >> reporter: i an report on the ground how they are coping with a political and economic crisis that could be resolved with friday's presidential election. >>> and motorcycles, mansions and the art of pablo escobar. columbia hosts a one of a kind auction. ♪ ♪ >>> new leaks reveal that the united states have routinely monitored the phone conversations of 35 world leaders. the latest document was reported in the guardian newspaper after germany and france called for talks with the u.s. to limit spying. al jazerra has this report. >> reporter: when angela merkel arrived at the summit she hinted at the long-term damage to u.s. relations, not just in germany, but across europe. >> with regards to the national security agency, i have made it clear to the

agers have been arrested by police for posting a photo of them kissing on facebook triggering a slew of copycats they're being held in juvenile detention with sit ins reportedly demand the immediate release officials confirm to the rest but denied any further comment on the case. a russian oil platform in the arctic ocean came into the media spotlight last month when greenpeace activists tried to board it to protest over drilling in the region authorities claim the actions produce a threat to the rigs employees are does worry if a national went to meet the crew. precious little the. teapot over there is and. when. is it. really set to begin. pretty as long there was preparing to become russia's first offshore oil rig in the arctic other nations want to catch up until at least two thousand and twenty very early warning their rigs captain was informed that the arctic sunrise vessel was just a few kilometers away and that its behavior was out of ordinary. the worldwide automatic identification system also known as they can track almost any sheep within a twenty mile zone and know their

the time being actually what we have here at this between what looks like frankly a few needy tain agers but instead they're the government of the united states of america becoming over something in their backyard over which we really shouldn't need to have an argument whatsoever and with the u.s. government shutdown continuing into its second day of the alarms or wringing over its negative affects piling up on america for example let's give you an idea about the loss here and federal wages essential services are continuing to operate but with their pay delayed however there are an estimated eight hundred thousand workers who have been stood down and will not be receiving their paychecks and let's not forget about the soaring business on certainty and the depressing confidence of consumers money lost by federal workers on unpaid leave alone roughly amounts to about a billion dollars per week but moody's analysts say if the shutdown continues for a month it will cost about fifty five billion dollars roughly the same as the losses caused by hurricane katrina and sandy excluding property da

the time being actually what we have here at this between what looks like frankly a few needy tain agers but instead they're the government of the united states of america over something in their backyard of which we really shouldn't need to have an argument whatsoever let's not discuss this fact that with andrew k.p. and independent china specialist at mr lynn thank you very much indeed for joining us here nazi and with investors express thank you press in doubt about america's credibility could this shut down big good news for asian economies. why i don't think it's good news for anyone because our american economy is courses that is the biggest in the world. and of course it is also interrelated interdependent with a lot of other economies including the economy of the u. of china so it is no good for anybody but i think most of all it makes a mockery of democracy and i think the sense of who will bring the lesson for countries for looking in is what's happening in america right in china excesses plans to replace america as the leading global economy in a decade how does this deadlock

teen-agers were drinking and what should follow which followed a ruthless yvette's of bullying. >> reporter>> i can't imagine to be betrayed by your friends and what through your high- school in notice people looking at jupiter it >> reporter: to your kids can love one's spirit pull them aside no matter what top top. talk to your children and loved one's. >> is a pirate! >> reporter: sunshine and warm this up today in the '70s and '80s i will let you know how much longer this warm weather will last. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter: there is a park in san francisco were you might find, two little girls selling lemonade at well let's just say at a slightly inflated cost >> reporter: here you go, let me give you your dollar first, what i only get a half cup for a dollar, it's ok thank you you might also see familys riding their bikes on neat and clean pathways >> reporter:but if you get off the beaten path, you might see things like packaged turkey legs filled with maggots from andronaco's market >> reporter:you might also find th

fire and sap what we have here ultimately a dispute between what looks like frankly a few needy pain agers but instead they're the government of the united states of america bickering over something in their backyard of which we really shouldn't need to have an argument whatsoever and just briefly patrick as an investor what are your thoughts on the dollar that some are saying this should lead to a call for more alternative reserve currencies to be investigated is that really true to to challenge the dollar over this crisis. we have reached a point where we are not the copernican revolution in finance things like bitcoin crypto currency and other alternatives possibly something like say the chinese renminbi or the indian repay or anything is going to become a much more important reserve currency going forward the u.s. dollar has had an incredible vaunted position as the economic and indeed the military superpower of this age ultimately over time that is gone to a road and therefore we are going to see more alternatives people want to hold assets that they can ultimately trust and to that e

wait until you see what happened to one teen-ager. >> and the five faux paus you don't want to committimistic. >> and i share his optimism. >> could they come to an agreement on reopening the government and raising the debt ceiling. and good evening. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> and i'm derek mcginty. first we'll take a look at your world in 90 seconds. >> the markets recovered on word the congressional leaders will meet with the press to negotiate a deal. >> senate negotiators working on a deal that will fund the government through the and -- the end of the year and raises the debt ceiling. >> as a courier and subcontractor, don causeman has a secret clearance that authorizes him

. >> i told justin biebeto put some clothes on he took a cheap shot at the behind ager and fled wall of security. ofand "tmz" has the footage an old bruce lee movie. come on, guys. back to bieber. what happened? >> we talked to the guy whose party it was who says that's not all.happened at he said there was an argument over the music but michael has of proportion because there was no violence. >> in the end, everyone went on were way and no arrests made which is good for bieber because punishment in south korea could be severe. brought bieber north and he was kim jong il's little toy up there. that would be awesome. asgive him to dennis rodman a birthday gift, justin bieber leash. >> "tmz," we love korea, we just have a funny way of showing it. >> one of the people at comic-con this weekend was charging for autographs, sylvester stallone, $395 for an autograph, sold out. sylvester and when you get up -- can i play? no! you don't even get football. [ male announcer ] when you've got 100% fiber optic fios, you get it. america's fastest, most reliable internet. it's the ultimate for dow

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. >> facebook is now allowing teen-agers to share their posts with anyone on the internet and criticsre warning that this change could lead to trouble. here to talk about this, lance u ulinoff. thank you both for joining us. let's talk about what has changed here. from now on, people who identify themselves from ages 13 to 17 will have their privacy identified. but, they have the option now of exposing their page to everyone. they didn't have that option before. what are the potential al implications? >> they expanded and contracted at the same time. basically your 13-year-old or 17-year-old can choose at the point of posting to publicly share information. the concern is that a 13-year-old or 14 or 15-year-old doesn't have the sense of what to share. they can get teens involved in the conversation. but, it is just you know, photos of your teen that could suddenly be shared with a group of friends. facebook does pop up a warning and who is going to be able to see this but parents are going to have to have a long talk with kids before they are able to do this. >> not just when you chang

artistic pilgrimages to catch the spiritual groove, every kind of utopian dreamer, eccentric, new agerever. mmm, chilies. >> all right. thank you very much. >> that's level three. >> yes, sir. >> all right. we will be careful. indeed. >> new mexican chilies come in two varieties -- red or green. >> that's, by the way, the state question in new mexico. >> red or green. >> red or green. >> ordinarily, i like green. it's like yankees or mets. you've got to pick one. this green, however, is not ordinary green. >> my face is burning off. >> this? this ain't normal. oh, god. this hurts. >> i'm going to join you. >> def-con one, two, three. >> it's a slow roll, too. first you think it's going to be okay. then it's not. there's nothing to do but wait it out. i believe they use these same peppers in pepper spray. >> or repelling grizzly bears. if that tells you anything. >> yeah. >> a shot glass of that will put you in the hospital. >> no kidding. everybody in the restaurant seems so calm. maybe they're not eating this. >> they're all just trying to muffle their screams. [ female announcer ] ta

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tonight it is all about a picture from a house party with a lot of teen-agers. >> that is one of the your world in 90 seconds. >> shirtless teens gyrating, a young woman twerking in between them and red dixie cups looking like beer and doug gasler in the mix of something from a scene from animal house. >> i did see red cups around. i was reading a text. can i assume alcohol was there, i can't say. >> a couple thrown out of place they've been at for more than 40 years. their story affected viewers. >> i paid the back rent and i would pay the difference in the upcoming year's rent. >> merkel is famous for her attachment to her cell phone. it turns out the nsa seemed to have liked it too. german intelligence said they are finding out more. >> a captain and chief engineer of this boat were taken hostage. >> the prince released photos. and this is a picture for the ages. queen elizabeth and three future kings, princes charles, william and george. >> tonight there are questions about why the man who shot a howard county police officer was not in jail or on parole, 29-year-old stephon prath

one 17-year-old girlfriend but with a collection of five girlfriends, all of whom seem to be teeng agers. he has wired magazines shoot portraits of him and some half his various girlfriends and shows off the collection of the whole sort of group of girlfriends he lives with, plus his body guards, plus some of the weapons plus some of his dogs, and if dogs end up being key to what happens next in the john mcafee story. his neighbor in belize is an american citizen named greg fall. mr. fall had filed a formal complaint about aggression and noise from mr. mcafee's 11 dogs who apparently roamed free. the same week, that complaint about the dogs was filed with the town, john mcafee told american reporters that somebody had poisoned his dogs, that same week, the neighbor who filed a complaint against him was found dead. he had been shot in the back of the head and a casing from a 9 millimeter handgun was found nearby. john mcafee took off. blogging all the the way about how he was fleeing the country. so there's not only the record of his blog posts about it and his selfie photos of him on the

nineteen agers went missing from a ran inch new mexico for troubled youth. searchers comb the area.e question is the ranch owner, could he be responsible? also this morning new evidence in the amanda knox trial. dna tests on the knife used to kill amanda's roommate shedding new light in this case, but will it help or hurt knox? and on a much, much, lighter note. snow white and prince charming are getting married. the two actors that played them are. from "once upon a time" they have announced they are engaged. that's many up on this pretty busy saturday morning. >> a perfect cross-promotion. and we hear you got a new job? >> that's right. well, i got another job. i will keep working here at weekend gma and i will join the team at "nightline" and be one of the coanchors of that newscast owe it will be a long week every week. >> that's right. all right. thanks a lot, dan. congratulations. >> i appreciate it. >>> the principal of hayes elementary group said the halloween parade is too distracting. parent groups and teachers were consulted, but parents are upset and one mom started a pe

. >> reporter: ager against sexual violence spills onto the streets of nairobi.eople are protesting the lenient punishment by police of mena cuesed of gang raping the teenager known as liz. they march to the offices of the inspector general of police where they delivered a petition that's been signed around the world by 1.2 million people. >> the petition did he demands two things, media rest and disciplinary action on the police who we feel handled the daze very dismally and in fact are emboldening others to rape and commit similar crimes. >> reporter: shortly after the attack three suspects were arrested and they were made to cut grass at the station then were let go. just a few days ago the inspector general of police said the suspected rapists had been rearrested. but today it was a different story. >> i am aware that the culprits are at large and we are looking for them where are they are and they sill will soon be arrested and taken in. these protests are not just about the lenient punishment for the men who raped liz but also about bringing to a stop the w

cousin of robert and ethel kennedy was convicted of murdering moxley in 1975 when the two were teen agerse attention that trial got at the time, hard to imagine that people feel as if michael skakel didn't get a good representation. anyway. >>> now it's time for "the daily rundown" databank. if you stayed up late watching the world series, let's start with the number 64. that's the percentage of older workers that are piling up more debt than savings as they near retirement. a washington firm called hello wallet found that the number -- found the number to be much higher than the 46% of those who are debt outpacing savings before the recession. this is a real impact. retirement crisis that's taking place. >>> our next number is eight. that's the number of fund raisers president obama is planning to headline over the next two months. when it comes to campaigning for house and senate democrats. this ambitious schedule -- excuse me. that will take the president to democratic events in some big fund raising cities like new york, boston, miami, philadelphia, seattle, san francisco, l.a. and da

she would have been 13 she would have been a teen ager this past saturday.hat is your message to that family and the families about this issue and what you believe should be done? >> well, my heart breaks for rebecca's family and for rebecca as well. but the message is clear, prevention of bullying starts at home with parents and then it moves to friends. so in our new age with all the technology, with the ability to talk and communicate 24 hour/7 to the vast majority of the kids, get on your eing will tyronic devices and say enough is enough. we're not going to bully anymore and if we do, there's going to be law enforcement officers that are going to watch and when we cross that loin to stalking, they're going to put us in jail and that's exactly what we intend to do if the parents don't create the line of defense, if the kids don't create the lean of defense, we're not going to allow them to torment children to the point they want to jump off a tall tower. >> sheriff, a culture of accountability. that's what so many have been calling for so long. we don't

so get your teen-ager out of bed because what he has to say could actually have a huge impact on themnow what the fed is? most americans don't. john stossel says that's a big mistake because the fed is ruining your life. hey look. >> brought us some cash. >> it's payday ooh, homemade soup! yeah... [ male announcer ] campbell's homestyle soup with farm grown veggies. just like yours. huh. [ male announcer ] and roasted white meat chicken. just like yours. [ male announcer ] you'll think it's homemade. i love this show. [ male announcer ] try campbell's homestyle soup. >>> it's almost never talked about because it's so darn confusing, but it is arguably the second most important and powerful job in the world. >> yes. the fed. >> what's the fed? >> the fed? the federal government? >> what's the fed? >> what's the fed? i don't know. >> the fact is, most americans don't know what the fed is, even though has the power to destroy your savings and your ability to find a job. >> so what exactly is the fed? john stossel, it's the federal reserve and that's about as much as some people know. >>

according to our local affiliate, a male driver and a female passenger, including a toddler and a teen-agerno one was wearing a seatbelt. more details are coming in, so we will keep you posted on this developing story. >>> in the meantime, brand-new developments to tell but in the nationwide manhunt for two convicted killers who were freed by mistake. it appears that this was an inside job. the murderers walked out of a prison in florida using fake documents authorizing their release. that phony paperwork had the forged signature of chief judge perry. remember this guy? he was the judge who presided over the casey anthony murder trial. here is his take on what happened. >> somebody had to help them. they alone could not do this. i think someone outside helped them. >> well, joseph jenkins had been on the run for 21 days. he has been on the run rather. charles walker has been gone since october 8th. so be on the lookout for these men. >>> a new terror threat puts a state department on high alert. the u.s. embassy in uganda getting that warning. the embassy says u.s. citizens should avoid pub

in 1978 harris killed two teen-agers because he wanted to steal their car. then he finished off the hamburgers they were eating.' what--what else is there to that story about robert alton harris? >> guest: well, th--he committed this heinous crime in 1978, and there was absolutely no doubt of his guilt. but it wasn't until the 1990s that he finally came to be executed. and even when his execution was finally scheduled, it--it just took forever. his execution was finally scheduled, but then these activist judges on the ninth circuit court of appeals, which covers california which is where this was taking place, they kept issuing stay after stay. at one point harris was actually strapped into the chair and going to be executed, and then the judges issued a stay and he was taken back to his cell. and finally the supreme court got so fed up with this that they said, 'we will not allow any more stays to be issued in the case of robert alton harris,' and finally he was executed. but all of that le--all those legal battles really denied justice to--to his victims f

. >> teen-agers are losing interest in facebook.ng giants. it's during the company's third quarter earnings conference call with analysts facebook cfo says that they have seen a decrease in teenage users. the quarter especially 3 #teens. however, facebook usage among the team's overall in the united states was stable. previously facebook defended itself against multiple studies and articles proposing that teens did not find facebook to be cool anymore. ceo mark zuckerberg says that is not true. >> coming up on the kron4 morning news. we will tell you some of the famous places around san francisco that may be haunted >> welcome back. they have cleared the police incident on the golden gate bridge and north arm. they have opened up all the lanes and maybe even add an additional lane. the lanes, one of the lanes was blocked northbound and they're really jammed up the ride. here is a look at presidio parkway. this is heading north just pass the tunnel. this is where 19th avenue or highway 1 comes into a joint. this is where the back up