this culture of fear allowed our civil liberties to be eroded too far charlie mcgrath founder bite awake news dot com charlie what do you think about the recent expansion of the t.s.a. now working with local law enforcement to set up these checkpoints. it's terrifying and thanks for having me you know the viper or task force is your dogma part of the saturation safety administration expanding their role in expanding their control using this never ending the security industrial complex you talked a little bit about you know the the correlation between big business and government and it is interesting that michael chertoff who was the former secretary of homeland security and his company chertoff group it actually bears his name lobbyist for o.s.i. who is one of the two companies that makes these naked body scanners and you know you reported one hundred percent right these scans i've been during. this pat down procedure every single time i fly because i absolutely refuse to go through the naked body scanner mainly because i don't believe the technology i don't believe in patting the pocket of m

thanks for joining us that was charlie mcgrath founder of right awake news dot com. and while the t.s.a. clamps down on your rights at airports across the country one cybersecurity bill after another continues to come up in congress from sopa. apparently u.s. lawmakers are beginning to understand the importance of the internet in the twenty first century but will some understand how many more doors cyberspace opens up there's always the other side of the coin so is new technology actually raising up our society or dumbing us down or harshness of the resident dot com takes that question to the streets of the big apple. in this information sharing digital age is it possible we're dumbing down and not intellectually advancing our society this week let's talk about that do you think it's making society smarter or dumber or why is that because people use more stuff to do stupid things smarter. information sharing information immediately which i think is really important but there's a lot of misinformation being shared to people on the internet they think it must be true o

a study on new moms, researchers take a look at whether mom's coffee intake will keep her baby awake. >> new details on iron man 3 movie. that story and more in the after the bell report. >> michael finney is taking your questions through his facebook and twitter pages and will answer them live here a little later, you can contact michael on twitter. >> at 4:08 monday afternoon a check of traffic there is slow crawl left and right. southbound, maybe folks sneaking out of work early. game through of series is tonight. stay with us, more still to come on the news at 4:00. >>> checking healthy living news for mom who's breast feed a daily cup of coffee won't keep baby as wake. a study found breast fed babies are no more likely to have trouble sleeping. and the study published in journal pediatrics did not endorse heavy caffeine intake but researchers say a modest amount does not appear to be a danger, one of the toughest things for new mothers is watching their parents get vaccinated. new research suggests knowing how to comfort a child through the process could be the difference. a study finds

jenna: stories like this can certainly keep you awake, new images out of nuclear-armed north korea today un meeting his troops. the timing of this release is noteworthy, and here's why: north korea says it will launch what it claims is a satellite as early as seven days from now. the u.s. and many countries suspect the pending rocket launch is really a test of the north's long-range ballistic missile technology. now, in preparation japan is putting the finishing touches on its missile defense shield. the japanese want them in place to prevent the rocket and its debris from falling on their territory if, indeed, that could happen. this comes as new reports say south korea is searching for four north korean submarines that disappeared after leaving their base. all these tense developments as more than 30,000 american troops are stationed on the korean peninsula, and we don't want to forget about that. gordon chang the author of "the coming collapse of china," and "nuclear showdown," an aptly titled book, gordon. nice of you to be here today. >> thank you. jenna: what are they up to? >> i t

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awake. brian ross abc news chicago. >> expect to pay a little bit more for beef. short-term whole sale beef price dipped did you to the pink slime controversy but the cost of beef is to increase because the department of agriculture says the nation cattle herd is the smallest it has been in 60 years. because of a drought in the south west and increases in the cost of feed. meat market say beef prices are inching up 20 to 25% in someplaces already passing that cost on to consumers. so look for that at the local market. >> abc 7 news at 9:00 continues here tonight. trouble brewing over the 2000 upcoming lay off at yahoo. one of those employees tells abc 7 news the company is not keeping its promise. >> also. new enrollment trend at uc schools that critic say is not fair. to students who is not fair. to students who live in >> bit later. r-rated stripper truck that is causing a big stir tonight in san francisco neighborhood. stay with us. another half hour of news city. st good evening once again. thanks for tuning in. look at the headlines we are following for you t

awake. brian ross, abc news, chicago. >> and you wonder now, some of those folks are going to sue.e airline said, look. when it took the nosedive, the seat belt light was on but some folks did not have their seat belts on, ignoring the sign. those were some of the folks injured. in case it goes to court, you can see the airline already saying, you weren't following regulations. >> our sue-happy society. >> it does happen. >> they said on that night venus would have looked exceedingly bright. almost like the headlight on a plane. what do you expect him to do? >> we always wake up. you're groggy when you first wake up. hey, what's your name? it's crazy. >> i'm paula. >> i'm rob. >>> a kentucky man is being called a "cereal bandit" after making himself at home in a family's kitchen. a familiarly that he didn't even know. the thief was caught red-handed. after breaking into that home, he had a bowl full of kellogg's cocoa krispies and his head was in the fridge looking for some milk. >> i put him on the couch and we called the cops and they hauled him away. >> the cereal bandit didn't

don't miss our storm watch coverage tonight at 11:00 after an all-new episode of "awake." >> good night in and watch the 7:00 show with brent cannon. >> we've got good stuff coming up. as you know north korea launches a rocket and minutes later it fails. we'll talk to a couple of experts about this, about how the international community is reacting, the intentions of the launch and how north korea is going to handle the blunder. >>> a nationwide push for youngsters to find jobs. we'll show you how san francisco is taking the lead and how your child might actually get a job out of i you can see that and a lot more coming up on comcast 186 in just a couple of minutes. >> i'll be interested to see if the north korean people know what t>>hanks pped. >> thanks for joining us. see you back here at 11:00. i style everyone. my family, my home... my boyfriend. i can't help it. i'm a fashion stylist! at t.j.maxx, i get designer clothes... all on trend. and, everyone and everything looks good.

news. >> as he is awake and talking, we have just a minute left with you.e doctor said -- >> it was interesting before we gave him all the details of mr. gibbs health situation, he said oh, yeah, that happens. when we told him how sick he is, he was surprised. you've just gotten over pneumonia and liver cancer and

news. >> as he is awake and talking, we have just a minute left with you.e doctor said -- >> it was interesting before we gave him all the details of mr. gibbs health situation, he said oh, yeah, that happens. when we told him how sick he is, he was surprised. you've just gotten over pneumonia and liver cancer and chemotherapy, that and coming out of a coma is really amazing. >>> let's take a quick look at the markets and let's see how the markets are, you can see it down to 12,926, there's a big apple, there is an earnings report that comes out tomorrow. apple shock if you have it, you're going to be watching it very, very closely. >>> in the meantime, wolf blitzer in "the situation room" right now. >>> president obama

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and who shintaro says what keeps me awake is creating 25 million new jobs a year for the of china. and of course a good gentlemen fit the questions that have a chew, president bush, what keeps you awake at night? remembered eight years of president bush. what do you think he said? [inaudible] saving the world, cutting taxes. something else. so it had him awake at night? tear his son is what kept him awake after the bad news a couple years reading to those kindergartners if you ever saw that michael moore movie is quite a scene. but here's the point and is are we really focus, not just saying we are focused about jobs, but are we focused about creating jobs now in the kind of economy we are in any global economy, where countries like china won't embrace an awful lot of what china is, but we can embrace is really an aggressive desire to generate economic dvd that leads to the bottom line. so consider the contrast when we bring nissan to tennessee or bring honda somewhere come your habit at the plan. you probably give them land. summerlike jennifer is this what you the disincentive in

and who shintaro says what keeps me awake is creating 25 million new jobs a year for the of china. of course a good gentlemen fit the questions that have a chew, president bush, what keeps you awake at night? remembered eight years of president bush. what do you think he said? [inaudible] saving the world, cutting taxes. something else. so it had him awake at night? tear his son is what kept him awake after the bad news a couple years reading to those kindergartners if you ever saw that michael moore movie is quite a scene. but here's the point and is are we really focus, not just saying we are focused about jobs, but are we focused about creating jobs now in the kind of economy we are in any global economy, where countries like china won't embrace an awful lot of what china is, but we can embrace is really an aggressive desire to generate economic dvd that leads to the bottom line. so consider the contrast when we bring nissan to tennessee or bring honda somewhere come your habit at the plan. you probably give them land. summerlike jennifer is this what you the disincentive in tha

and who shintaro says what keeps me awake is creating 25 million new jobs a year for the of china. and of course a good gentlemen fit the questions that have a chew, president bush, what keeps you awake at night? remembered eight years of president bush. what do you think he said? [inaudible] saving the world, cutting taxes. something else. so it had him awake at night? tear his son is what kept him awake after the bad news a couple years reading to those kindergartners if you ever saw that michael moore movie is quite a scene. but here's the point and is are we really focus, not just saying we are focused about jobs, but are we focused about creating jobs now in the kind of economy we are in any global economy, where countries like china won't embrace an awful lot of what china is, but we can embrace is really an aggressive desire to generate economic dvd that leads to the bottom line. so consider the contrast when we bring nissan to tennessee or bring honda somewhere come your habit at the plan. you probably give them land. summerlike jennifer is this what you the disincentive in

well lets see, oh wide-awake cut back on this and shut down the news and all that. so yes, some would have you believe that consolidation is over with. that is just one merger after another and of sin is the fcc in proves one, now we have to get bigger too and you either have them with an outright kind of merger ordeals like verizon and the cable industry and media. we had nbcu within the last year. you have got scripts buying up stations and cumulus, citadel buying up stations and as the economy starts to get better i think we will see more rather than less consolidation. at some point we have got to learn some of these deals while we still have any hope of developing competition and any hope of are storing our media and any hope of really making sure we get advanced telecommunications out to every single american. >> host: eliza krigman? >> guest: one follow-up question to that, in order to -- do we need profits to perform at the fcc order the commissions need a stronger backbone on this? >> guest: well you really have to have, first of all you have to have an app

awake. brian ross, abc news, chicago. >> and you wonder now, some of those folks are going to sue.paula. >> i'm rob. >> nice to meet you. >>> a kentucky man is being called a "cereal bandit" after making himself at home in a family's kitchen. a family that he didn't even know. the thief was caught red-handed. after breaking into that home, he had a bowl full of kellogg's cocoa krispies and his head was in the fridge looking for some milk. >> i put him on the couch and we called the cops and they hauled him away. >> the cereal bandit didn't take anything else from the home. he's now facing several charges, including public intoxication, resisting arrest and criminal mischief. >> i'm shocked he was drunk. >> cocoa krispies crime. >> i am stunned there was alcohol or any kind of -- >> that stuff is good. have you ever had cocoa krispies? snap, crackle pop. >> watch your kitchen tonight. paula faris may be busting in. >>> here's your weather. stormy in the southeast with hail and dangerous winds from raleigh to orlando. showers from the dakotas to chicago. ten inches of snow in the nor

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awake pass 7:30 p.m. i did stay up past the third. i had some great news. we did it. let's talk about the weather.g with temperatures. the 59 degrees in the district. 52 in gaithersburg. just a few sprinkles there. we will see more rain moved into the metro area. the bulk of the moisture will remain to our south as it is right now. we are keeping an eye on the action upstream in ohio. that is the most likely step to hit us later on this morning. in terms of breaking down the day, it'll be off and on rain with a little bit of sunshine extent. through the morning hours, some scattered light showers. then a few thunderstorms into the afternoon and evening high temperature of 70 degrees. >> i love that. i have been perusing all kinds of cameras here. we see overnight construction barrels being put to bed. we are rocking just fine against the wilson bridge. we will be the all clear for the most part with overnight construction gone. we are ready to ramp up for the rush hour. he will take you live to traffic. in maryland, i love this picture. it makes me feel happy. this is the hearts of rockville. this

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awake. >> just didn't happen for me. good morning, everyone. cold morning up in new england once again.was a beautiful weekend though in this region of the country. had the cold, crisp mornings, and beautiful, warm afternoons. no one was complaining. it's chilly in albany. this afternoon, another gorgeous day. sunny to partly cloudy skies. d.c. north wards, everyone is in the 60s and 50s. late in the day, pittsburgh could see some showers and storms. pittsburgh gets up to 78. they'll get into warmer air that's surging through the ohio valley. that warm air heads to d.c. today is the last day of the early spring-type air. d.c. will be in the mid 80s, maybe even upper 80s by thursday and friday. you'll go from almost an early spring to middle of the summer type weather in the mid atlantic as we go throughout this week. right now that clash of the warm and cold air is right through the middle of the country. we're dealing with slow moving thunderstorms from oklahoma city to tulsa. st. louis. a lot of heavy rain through central illinois. here's how we're looking as we go through the day. ra

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i don't think anyone is going to go to sleep tonight lying awake thinking, oh, my goodness, the indians now have a newh china. why? because india is basically a responsible and a very democratic power. that's the real issue. we talk about our problems with iran and north korea as essentially legal problems that are potentially in breach of npt. our problems with these regimes they're awful regime with barbarous intentions. it might clear up some thinking about proliferation if we say we don't really mind when india acquires this kind of capability. what we fear is an iran or a north korea doing it. >> brett, why exactly was this wonderful responsible power not willing to impose sanctions on iran when everybody else is actually giving iran a major out? i mean, if they're so great and they're so noble and the iranians -- >> well. >> they don't like to be britain, but they do like to be france. >> i rest my case. >> it's here from the -- >> you can make a case that actually this was not aimed at china as much as the united states in terms of the funeral. trying to say that they are power. when you look a

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>> yes, new effects, what it does to your health and your memory. >> i am not awake!ming up on "fox & friends", peter? >>peter: we will be talking about how the president of the united states is taking on the court. what is that all about? also we will talk money with dave ramsey and bob massey would will answer e-mails. and at the conclusion of the program, i don't know how bryan talked me into this because it is 43 degrees in income city, but we are going to go swimming outside of the studio because we have olympic gold medalist here, and she will be our coach. >> are you wearing the blue speedo? >> i don't know what color it is it is so small. >> moving right along. >> oh, boy. before we go, a salute to troop heroes homecoming. 70 soldiers are greeted by family family members and friends running from a nine month dehim in iraq and kuwait. the men and women part of the army's 129th transportation company. welcome home, gives and girls. ♪ [ male announcer ] you're at the age where you don't get thrown by curveballs. ♪ this is the age of knowing how to get things done

awake. here, have some of mine. ♪ ♪ mmmmm. you're fired! [ male announcer ] personal, portable mio energy. shake things up. wgn newsrees. chilly temperatures. this afternoon nothing but cooler. 58 degrees afternoon high temperature. cold front dropped south on lake michigan went out of the east and northeast today. you can see the result clouds over the skies by the afternoon clouds moving a few sprinkles nothing very important still area of rainfall watching closely making its way in here during overnight hours of tomorrow. take a look at this. temperatures down south amazing. at the moment in the '70s and into the '80s to the south while up to the north plenty of cold air. what can probably staying a fair the chilly next couple of days. probably high-temperature tomorrow low 50's at best look at these numbers across the area. 45 degrees currently temperature. the wind easterly wind at the moment. not moving along quickly generally between 5-15 mi. per hour computers have generated notice cold air over the weekend probably the middle of next week warm air building over north of chicago at least in the mid '70s for

new pill by the fda may help people get shut eye. we have the story. >> i'm so exhausted. it is now 1:45 in the morning. i'm still awake. >> they are hardly alone. nearly half of all americans say that they wake up in the middle of the night. 1-3 have trouble falling back aslide. they are more likely to be women. >> i'm tired all of the time. >> the reason for the middle of the night awakening, can range from sleep apnea to anxiety, but this product can help people get shut eye. this is the drug for people who wait up in the middle of the night. want to get back to sleep, but not knocked out for hours. it is like hitting the snooze button. >> what kind of person might this help? >> this is meant for the patient who say, gets up at 3:00 in the morning and just cannot go back to sleep. they can take this, which would help them go back to sleep. >> reporter: it contains the same active ingredients at ambien, but a lower dose. it is absorbed under the tupping. it enters the body faster and works sooner. doctors say that medication should be a last report. >> we perform to handle it with behavior changes. >> reporter: it mi