. >> big brothers, big sisters. welcome to the studio. >> go ravens. >> captain defense. let's start down at the tropics here, it's not unusual to have a tropical system in october and we've got one now. tropical storm rafael, sustained winds 50 miles per hour, it will miss puerto rico and drift towards bermuda. it will stay away from the east coast of the united states. here on the east coast right now, high pressure anchored will keep us dry today but a storm system to the west of catch up to us but probably not until monday. you can see rain on h.d. doppler north and west of us and this will converge on baltimore in the early part of the work week. 54 degrees in rising sun at the top of the hour. the forecast today, mix of sun and clouds. approximate -- about as nice as it gets this time of year. seven-day forecast taking us through the work week, chance for rain tomorrow, off-and-on rain showers, mild with a high temperature near 73, cooling off tuesday, wednesday and thursday with high temperatures mid to upper 60's. next chance for rain after that late friday into s

though he is my big brother, he never hit me. not once. however, he was able to convince me i had been insulted so agregiously and should be so enraged that i should launch into a physical assault. on him? no, no. on her. that was the power of subtle persuasion. to this day nobody can figure out what he allegedly did to deserve this. i'm sorry about that. there's a saying. clothes make the man. naked people have little or no influence on society. sure we have all heard that. most people have a strong inclination, proclivity to remain closed in public, though there are certain exceptions in certain neighborhoods, we don't need to get into that. however such were powers he had of subtle persuasion that he convinced me as a 5-year-old to do the following. one, pull off my clothing. two, put on a ski mask. three, streak through the neighbor's family room while they were in there watching tv on a random suburban weeknight. so the power of subtle pers wake indeed. on a more serious and less embarrassing note, he was a relentlessly positive and h

next time i'm in l.a., we gotta do this love >> come play. >> jimmy: 'cause i love "big brother."u were ever on nbc. >> right. >> jimmy: but boy, was i wrong. you've been on nbc before. >> twice before. >> jimmy: yeah, can you tell the story because this is really funny. [ light laughter ] >> so, everyone loves the macy's thanksgiving day parade, right? >> jimmy: i love it. me and the roots -- we're gonna be there this year. >> wow. [ applause ] >> jimmy: it's really fun. it's long. >> it's long. it's like a three-hour ride down. >> jimmy: you only see the -- you know, the hour on television. >> so, you gotta show up at like 6:00 in the morning. i was super excited. great -- the lady's going and telling everybody what float they're gonna be on. >> jimmy: but why are you on the float? >> i was in "beauty and the beast" at the time, on broadway. so i was promoting it. so, they get down and i'm sort of like the last person. and she's like, "oh, jamie, you're on the -- the -- the doodlebug." and i'm like, "oh, doodlebug -- never heard -- i don't remember that one. that sounds awesome.

the world needs a lot more big brothers like chris stevens. >> i am tom stevens, to give you the little brother perspective. two points. i would like to comment somewhat on some of the early development of his diplomatic skills. you have heard in the past several weeks why he was a good diplomat. i think there are some things you haven't heard that you might be interested in. secondly, on a more serious note, how his personality and mentoring of my big brother possibly affected my life. in a lot of the media reports, a man of the people, peace and love. all that is true, not denying any of that. but there's a different skill set also required. that is the power of subtle persuasion. you have to be able to convince someone to do something that is not necessarily in that person's best interest yet make that person think

shoelace around the umbilical cord. >> i was really tugging on my shoe string. >> both mother, baby, big brotherather are doing fine. i know that shoe string came off the little brother-the big brother's sneakers. >> okay. >> he took them off to tie that umbilical cord off. >> we got some fine weather shaping up out there. how are we looking? >> doing great. we're back here having a conversation. what would you name the baby born on the beltway? tahoe? any of those good names? a good looking baby. all that matters is he is healthy and happy and has a big brother taking care of him. 77 degrees in town right now. absolutely no weather concerns for the remainder of your evening. temperatures at or above 70 for the next several hours and then drifting only back into the mid 60s for this evening. tomorrow, generally sunny. near record, absolutely gorgeous. in the 80s. enjoy it. >> thanks, chuck. there is a premium that comes with being popular. and it tends to show up in the paycheck. this is according to a report by a group of economists in massachusetts. they examined 4,300 high school graduates fr

. >>> first, a mother in labor, a father stuck in traffic, and big brother in panic mode. news4's erica has the story of one family forced to deliver their baby on the side of the beltway. >> 7 pounds, 6 ounces, he let out a good cry. it's the way he made his grand debut that could make his story one for the box office. >> i trusted him with, you know, not just my life, with our son. >> stacy ann was already 39 weeks and scheduled to be induced, but baby aaron had other plans. >> she felt intense contractions. >> they got in the car and started driving. >> the only way to stop the pain is if i get him out. >> forcing dad to call for help. >> prince george's county 911 emergency center. >> i'm on the beltway heading northbound to the hospital. my wife's water broke. >> there on the side of 495, it happened. >> he's breathing. >> gently wipe off his mouth and nose. >> okay. >> and cry hdry him off with a towel. you want to tie the shoe lace around the umbilical cord. >> big brother was able to help dad, too. minutes later the family was transported by ambulance to holy cross

the world needs a lot more big brothers like chris stevens. >> stevens graduated from piedmon high school u uc berkley. stevens became the ambassador toe libya back in may. >> new details on a multimillion doll accident on the bay. the 72 foot yacht capsized and late tonight, parts of that battered boat are arriving back on dry land. the crew tossed into the water and they tried the save this nearly $8 mill yonl vessel. cheryl, how does this all end? >> reporter: well, on the one hand, it ended well. there were 14 people on board that boat and all of them are safe. but that fixed wing that we're all familiar with that's usually in the middle of that boat, well, it is shattered. and that is something that team oracle will have to deal with. >>> the practice run was taking place near the golden gate bridge. four miles offshore when the cat ma ran capsized. >> it's pretty scary, i guess. >> this is one of 14 crew members and sailors on board the ac-72 when it hit a wave, pitched forward and overturned. >> we've been pushing the boat all of the time. every day we go out, we're pushing it more

big brother or little brother both of the constitution's are based on magnet card up. one day you will wake up to say i am just like my parents. >> very comprehensive. [laughter] and i school was voted most likely to be comprehensive. >> we have an oil problem but how does one attics oil help another attics get over its problem? >> let us reiterate that after reassume the presidency we will then turn it around to make it ourselves in mike will fix a couple of these but short-term logistically there is a great demand here we have a vast supply there. in the short-term not as the fifth year solution the five-year. was just give it to you. remember energy security that is talked about, is your best ally but not according to president obama which is like mom. the fed is an issue you have to spend the money overseas to secure oil if we turn on the tap that is not necessary then you can downsize. if that is really the line we are the solution. >> we're working on a plan for cars to run on maple syrup. we do continue to build oil pipelines but will run maple syrup threat. if

. >> a mother in labor, a father stuck in traffic and a big brother in panic mode. one story of a family forced to deliver a baby on the side of the beltway. >> he let out a good cry when he was born, but it's the way he made his grand debut that could make his story one for the box office. >> i trusted him with, you know, not just my life, with our son. >> stacey anne was already 39 weeks and schedule today be induced today. but, yesterday, baby aaron had other plans. >> but she felt the intense contractions. >> reporter: they got in the car and started driving. >> the only way i could stop this pain is if i get him out. >> forcing dad to call for help. >> prince george's county 9-1-1 emergency center? >> yes, i'm on the beltway heading northbound towards the hopt. my wife, her water broke. >> and there on the side of 495, it happened. >> he's crying up here. he's breathing. he's breathing. >> okay, gently wipe off his mouth and nose and dry him off with a clean towel. you want to tie the shoe lace around the umbilical cord. >> big brother, amon, was able to help d

in our cover story, some call it big brother - video cameras watching over you while at work. but it's producing safer food products from the beef industry and better hygiene among healthcare professionals who sometimes forget the basics, such as washing hands after treating patients. the company that makes camera systems that watch over you says they're also watching out for you in terms of consumer protection. that's according to adam aronson, whose company, arrowsight, watches by remote camera half of the beef industry and meat processors such as osi. "if osi can improve productivity by 10%, there's opportunities for other industries like this." it took the largest meat recall in history in 2008 to bring cameras into meat packing to the extent that exists today. in three years, arrowsight went from having cameras in one meat packing facility to 30 of them - not to mention other manufacturers and fast-food restaurants. "it sounds big brother-ish. that's usually the first comment we hear, and it's the right question. we're trying to get people to do a better job." aronson adm

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there is a new area of big brother is starting to watch you look inside the growing state of surveillance inside our schools. it's tuesday october ninth four pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching r t well three years ago today president barack obama became a nobel peace prize winner it was early on in his presidency and many were wondering what exactly he did to deserve the prestigious award president obama himself seems surprised here's a clip of his acceptance speech i would be remiss if i did not acknowledge the considerable controversy that your generous decision has generated. in part this is because i am at the beginning and not the end of my labors on the world stage compared to some of the giants of history who have received this prize . sweitzer and king marshal and mandela. my accomplishments are slight. so here we are three years later and what exactly has he done since he won the prize they've been fighting a war in afghanistan for more than a decade and the u.s. has been at the forefront of using and expanding drone warfare the practice is controversial

. >> he was like my big brother. he was a big influence in my life. >> they have not charged him because they were still investigating. we asked why he was arrested before the completion of the investigation but the calls to the albany police department and alameda county d.a. went unanswered. the comnitys tornor the yog girl'safety d th reect ey h for mr. "i". >> the whole community is holding so make sure our children are safe and how do we honor his life also. >> reporter: he graduated here from albany middle school and high school. he is scheduled to -- he was scheduled to appear in court on october 24th. >> carolyn: fast moving four acre grass fire badly damaged a home in sonoma county. it erupted just after 4:00 this afternoon and forced fire to close highway 116. witnesses say it started when an old truck backfired. investigators are now interviewing the owner. >> it is finally cooling off a bit after a sizzling hot day around the bay. at least one record was set today. sandhya? >> it is 97 degrees in ktfield c

. >> he was like my big brother. he was a big influence in my life. >> they have not charged him because they were still investigating. we asked why he was arrested before the completion of the investigation but the calls to the albany police department and alameda county d.a. went unanswered. the community is torn for the young girl's safety and the respect they had for mr. "i". >> the whole community is holding so make sure our children are safe and how do we honor his life also. >> reporter: he graduated here from albany middle school and high school. he is scheduled to -- he was scheduled to appear in court on october 24th. >> carolyn: fast moving four acre grass fire badly damaged a home in sonoma county. it erupted just after 4:00 this afternoon and forced fire to close highway 116. witnesses say it started when an old truck backfired. investigators are now interviewing the owner. >> it is finally cooling off a bit after a sizzling hot day around the bay. at least one record was set today. sandhya? >> it is 97 d

it's very important who your big brother is. we had the very best. >> reporter: those who knew and loved him best described a little boy who loved life and rarely stopped smiling. >> so my big brother, my best friend, i'll see you next time. >> reporter: so ended this celebration of the life of a great american who died trying to make the world a better place. >> this afternoon's memorial was the product of weeks of planning by san francisco officials and stevens family. >> we looked at the grace cathedral. this is a seat of government and he did serve our government. >> the mayor's office tells us the event was paid for by stevens family and private donations with city workers donating their services. we have posted more of today's service at ktvu.com. >> the san francisco spca is offering a $500 reward for the recovery of a stolen puppy. staff members say this 10 week old terrier mix was stolen from the spca's adoption center this afternoon. officials say she hasn't received all of her vaccines and could be at risk. she needs

decided to invite big brother, big sisters and the boys and girls dloub a local gocart track. get them all in on the action of racing. >> they're at the nascar speed park at the mall. >> the kids weren't the only ones invited. tony stewart and ryan newman, two of the big names in car racing were also invited down to the speed park to race alongside the kids. it was a great day for the kids and the two race drivers. cool thing, they also had commentators along to do a whole play-by-play scenario. >> what are your expectations for tonight's race? >> well, i just realistically don't want to crash the entire field like i did in tall la dag gag. >> awesome. >> i wonder how they stack up? i wonder if they're just as good in gocarts? >> lucky ducks. get to ride in the car with these drivers. >> riding shotgun with tony stewart. >> who won? >> the beauty, you win what would you do if you were out there, beth? >> i would be so excited. i would be going neck and neck. >> this was so much fun and the best nachos on the planet. >> this is so awesome! >>> i have two super cute animal video

it's very important who your big brother is. we had the very best. >> reporter: those who knew and loved him best described a little boy who loved life and rarely stopped smiling. >> so my big brother, my best friend, i'll see you next time. >> reporter: so ended this celebration of the life of a great american who died trying to make the world a better place. >> this afternoon's memorial was the product of weeks of planning by san francisco officials and stevens family. >> we looked at the grace cathedral. this is a seat of government and he did serve our government. >> the mayor's office tells us the event was paid for by stevens family and private donations with city workers donating their services. we have posted more of today's service at ktvu.com. >> the san francisco spca is offering a $500 reward for the recovery of a stolen puppy. staff members say this 10 week old terrier mix was stolen from the spca's adoption center this afternoon. officials say she hasn't received all of her vaccines and could be at risk. she needs

you suffer the web thinking no one is looking over your shoulder but scammers want you to believe big brother is minding your business. >> it's scary. >> reporter: frightening because this scam involves con artists claiming to be with the state agency. they're locking up computer screens through a virus and claiming the only way to fix it is top send $200 to the maryland comptroller. >> we do not monitor any type of internet activity and we would not lock their computer and ask them to send money to us. >> reporter: the comptroller's office said it's a twist the fbi warn about weeks ago where web users end up on a come promielsd site which give scammers the chance to lock them up. >> id fraudulent. it's fake. do not send anyone money because that's not being authorized by the comptroller of maryland. >> reporter: but scammers want you to think it is. using a state or federal agency gives their scheme credibility. that's why the comptroller office is putting the word out. >> we know that it's out there. >> reporter: the best way to keep your computer shave is to keep your antivirus software up

you surf the web thinking no one is looking over your shoulder, but scammers want you to belief big brother minding your business. >> its scary. >> reporter: frightening pause this scam involves con artists claiming to be a state agency. locking up computer screens, through a virus, claiming the only way to fuss it is to send 200 bucks to the maryland comptroller. she says it's a twist on a scam the fbi warned about weeks ago. where web users end up on a compromised site that infects the computer and gives scammers the chance to lock them up and demand a ransom. >> it's fraudulent and fake and not something, don't send anyone money. that's not being authorized by the comptroller of maryland. >> reporter: scammers want you to think it is. the comptroller's office is putting the word out so you won't be the next victim. we know it's out there. >> reporter: joce sterman, abc2 news. the best way to head off the scam is to make sure that your computer is up to date with all your antivirus software. never click on links or attachments. if you computer locks up with the message, you will need tech

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i'm not just important who your father is but it's very important who your big brother is.d we had the very best. >> reporter: what would the world be like if only a fraction of its people had the mind set and acted in the way that he did? stay positive, be humble, do it right. and he definitely did it right. >> as our father said best, at 5:00 a.m. on september 12, he made it to the top, he tried his best. he was a great brother. and i couldn't agree more. >> reporter: siblings explaining why they loved their big brother long before most of us had ever heard of the ambassador john christopher stevens who was killed in libya at the age of 52. rita williams, ktvu news. >>> let's go back inside now to city hall. here we see u.s. representative barbara lee she is speaking at the memorial for chris stevens as she just finished presenting the congressional record. next expect to hear from schultz. we also heard from the libyan ambassador to the united states as well as san francisco's mayor ed lee. >>> david stevenson is also following that memorial service in san francisco and

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. >> he was like my big brother. n my life. >> they have not charged him because they were still investigating. we asked why he was arrested before the completion of the investigation but the calls to the albany police department and alameda county d.a. went unanswered. the community is torn for the young girl's safety and the respect they had for mr. "i". >> the whole community is holding so make sure our children are safe and how do we honor his life also. >> reporter: he graduated here from albany middle school and high school. he is scheduled to -- he was scheduled to appear in court on october 24th. >> carolyn: fast moving four acre grass fire badly damaged a home in sonoma county. it erupted just after 4:00 this afternoon and forced fire to close highway 116. witnesses say it started when an old truck backfired. investigators are now interviewing the owner. >> it is finally cooling off a bit after a sizzling hot day around the bay. at least one record was set today. sandhya? >> it is 97 degrees in kentfield chec

big brother, cameras all over the place.where. >> while deputy boussa says he appreciates guiliano's current laid-back attitude, he's not about to let his guard down. >> i know how he operates. i've known him for a long time. he'll steal your wallet and turn around and help you look for it. so just be careful with him. >> me? me? oh. >> not sal! >> i gave it back to carl. i gave carl back his wallet. >> inmate ricardo gomes is a familiar face among staff as well. >> i kept looking out my cell and seeing the clock on the wall. this is what i wrote. ♪ i seen the clock on the wall, the rhyme is still rip. ♪ ♪ he got the mike [ bleep ] trippin' ♪ >> he's also known on the streets of boston where he performs as a rapper, some call the roxbury crackhead. ♪ roxbury crackhead cell phone ringer ♪ >> lieutenant medeiros has spent more than his share of time with gomes over the past seven months. >> he tends to ramp himself up over a wide variety of things that are minor to us but seem big to him. >> there's no free come of speech in j

. >> when my parents got divorced, from that point on he was like my big brother. e was big influence in my life and still is. >> brokenness and sadness all the way around. that's what the whole community is holding, wanting to make sure our children are safe at the same time we know him and how do we honor his life also. >> reporter: mr. izumizaki taught class here, he coached basketball, volleyball. he went to albany middle, graduated from the high school out here he was out on bail. his next court appears was scheduled for later this month. a couple of questions that will be asked at that news conference. number one what did the note say? many other questions as well for the school district and police, including he was arrested last wednesday, scheduled for arraignment last friday but the case continued. he never was charged in the case only arrested. why was that? how was the case going? again, what did that note say? terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> developing news from oakland. right now police are investigating two late night shootings that left two men dead.

it is not just important who your mother and father is but it is very important who your big brother is and we had the very best. >> his brother also joked about chris' early development of his dip mat particular skills. >> such were the powers that he had that he convinced me as a five-year-old to do the following, number 1, put on my clothing, number 2, put on a ski mask and number 3, streak through the neighbor's family room. >> their youngest sister also shared fond memories. >> hundreds of mourners attended from around the world to honor the life of stevens. more on that emotional tribute? >>> ambassador stevens had strong ties. they had tonight at city hall ranged from international -- the crowd heard from former us secretary of state george shultz, representative and the libyian ambassador to the united states. his family contacted charlotte shultz about holding this proceeding. >> this is a seat of government and he did serve our government. >> >> he was a full effective participant in his be loved democracy. >> he talk with the people. he meet with the people. he know they su

little doubt that it is go time for the smaller less expensive ipad, half the size of its big brotherill compete with tablets including the $159 kindle fire. the mini is expected to cost between $250 and $300. >>> we have fickle fog out from mount tam you can see the layer and winds blowing, there's a northwest wind offshore and this marine layer is very shallow it doesn't want to go away. couple hunt feet deep, hayward still reporting fog -- elsewhere the winds have switched to a northerly component mostly clear right now. eventually, you will get rid of that patch of fog over the east bay at our coast as well but it is thick there now. as a result with the we have wind at 15 temperatures comfortable at our coast that north wind at 14 has pushed santa rosa up to 80° already. those downsloping winds in the north bay hitting up, napa, sonoma, san rafael today. east bay you are not far behind, 68 oakland, with that little fog you are managing 70 in fremont, 69 in san jose, the fog is backed off along the central coast 75 in gilroy, a lot warmer than yesterday in most areas. 16° warmer i

gee, thanks mom and dad. >> i'm going to be a big brother. >> what? >> maybe the grandparents are the ones who are, like, stuck watching the little guy all day while mom and dad are at work or something and they're like, oh, great. now we're going to have another one. >> i'm sure once the baby gets there, they'll all be excited. >> surprise! say, surprise! >>> time for ebaum's world with matt dreidel. >> not doing it. i'm not going to do it. >> oh, he's doing it. and we're breaking down the videos to figure out what's real and what's fake. >> i don't know if we should do "real or fake." just dead or alive. >> real, fake, dead or alive -- see what you think, next. ♪ just put a little bit of yourself ♪ ♪ in everything you do [ female announcer ] add your own ingredients to hamburger helper for a fresh take on a quick, delicious meal. it's one box with hundreds of possibilities. of green giant vegetables it's easy to eat like a giant... ♪ and feel like a green giant. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant >>> monday is my favorite day of the week, because we get to ha

there in your mind, you want to be out there with your brothers, especially when you lose your big brother's always going to be there. at the end of the day, we have to do what is best, not only for myself but for the team. >> we will know by 11:45 sunday morning whether he will be activated for sunday's game. it seems like nobody knows more about tough luck and the health department and the university of maryland. randy edsell was forced to go with his fourth string against nc state. perry hill's pass. hills trying to make the tackle. does not go well. blocked -- knee injury. no official word, but it does not look good. third quarter. nc state deep ball, 68 yards. 19-9 wolfpack. q.b. turned wide receiver. a good play. he played very well. 17-5. the terps go to their true freshman. he delivered. to nigel king, 33 yards. here we go. looking for the game-winning field goal. brad craddock. and there. off the upright. so many great efforts for not as maryland suffered its first conference loss 20-18. one homecoming tell. another in annapolis playing host to india. . ana. considering the drama

little doubt that it is go time for the smaller less expensive ipad, half the size of its big brotherill compete with tablets including the $159 kindle fire. the mini is expected to cost between $250 and $300. >>> we have fickle fog out from mount tam you can see the layer and winds blowing, there's a northwest wind offshore and this marine layer is very shallow it doesn't want to go away. couple hunt feet deep, hayward still reporting fog -- elsewhere the winds have switched to a northerly component mostly clear right now. eventually, you will get rid of that patch of fog over the east bay at our coast as well but it is thick there now. as a result with the we have wind at 15 temperatures comfortable at our coast that north wind at 14 has pushed santa rosa up to 80° already. those downsloping winds in the north bay hitting up, napa, sonoma, san rafael today. east bay you are not far behind, 68 oakland, with that little fog you are managing 70 in fremont, 69 in san jose, the fog is backed off along the central coast 75 in gilroy, a lot warmer than yesterday in most areas. 16° warmer i

how about big brother helping out?>> hopefully, he gets some new laces after this. >> that's right. congratulations. >> 6:37. >>> ahead, the best shots from the debate and the one that once again went viral immediately. >>> plus maybe the grass isn't really greener. the construction project that has a lot of drivers much skraing hr heads. [ minto ] you know, those ads saying mitt romney would ban all abortions and contraception seemed a bit extreme. so i looked into it. turns out, romney doesn't oppose contraception at all. in fact, he thinks abortion should be an option in cases of rape, incest, or to save a mother's life. this issue's important to me, but i'm more concerned about the debt our children will be left with. i voted for president obama last time, but we just can't afford four more years. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine the pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a qualifying pnc performance select checking account and earn 75% more than cards earning 1%

. >> he was a great big brother. he watched over his brothers and sister. and he was -- he was a responsible person. >> he wasn't the kind of diplomat to sit in the office and attend receptions and just be a formal person. he was a man of the people. >> reporter: those are the kinds of memories folks will have a chance to share as they show their gratitude for stevens' sacrifice. >> with the turnout of the people here in san francisco, the bay area, and wherever they have come from will show that their son was loved, was respected, and is honored here today. >> reporter: and you are seeing a live look at that memorial taking place as we speak in the rotunda of city hall here in san francisco. senator dianne feinstein is speaking. also present is congresswoman barbara lee, and the libyan ambassador to the united states will also speak. this memorial is scheduled to go until 6:00 tonight. from here the family will take the ambassador's remains to their hometown of grass valley where they will bury him with his relatives. reporting live in san francisco, i'm j

there are a lot of big brother capabilities that we can enable. we haven't done so until we are requested to do so and for really productive reasons. football has a few days to study what they need to study. it gets to be an extreme in other sports when they are traveling. to take information learned in one evening and by the next night how do you get the changes is a bigger problem that we saw. >> i talked to some players and i was astounded by how often they looked at the game films but probably not in the way the coach expected them to. he is the one who explained to me it is like being like an employee. yes you are an nfl player. do you do everything the boss asks you to do every day and the answer is no. it is the same sort of thing. at least this makes it more convenient with the ipad he can sit in the starbucks. >> it is one thing to sit in the desk office with a big manual full of papers. it's different if you have your ipad. we are seeing the amount of time that the playerers and coaches spend studying is through the roof. >> did you have

gee, thanks mom and dad. >> i'm going to be a big brother. >> what? >> maybe the grandparents are the ones who are, like, stuck watching the little guy all day while mom and dad are at work or something and they're like, oh, great. now we're going to have another one. >> i'm sure once the baby gets there, they'll all be excited. >> surprise! say, surprise! >>> time for ebaum's world with matt dreidel. >> not doing it. i'm not going to do it. >> oh, he's doing it. and we're breaking down the videos to figure out what's real and what's fake. >> i don't know if we should do "real or fake." just dead or alive. >> real, fake, dead or alive -- see what you think, next. [ male announcer ] are you ready for tomorrow's technology today? then switch to at&t u-verse tv. add the wireless receiver exclusively from at&t, and you're no longer tied to the tv outlet. move your tv wherever you want in your home...even outside. [ megan ] call now and switch to u-verse for just $29 a month for six months, with a total home dvr included, free for life. add hbo and cinemax

. >> reporter: like the guns that killed 10-year-old julian's big brother, manny. >> my brother was shot and killed halloween night at a gas station when we went to get a can of coke. >> reporter: your brother was paralyzed? >> yes. >> reporter: did you go to see him? >> yeah, a couple of times. but my brother, he wasn't healing up right, so, it was a really tough decision for my parents to make, but they decided to let him pass. >> reporter: did they talk to you about it? >> i remember the day in the hospital, i told my mom, man, i can't wait until manny can come home. my mom said, manny isn't coming home. so, i just wanted to make sure that he knows, i love you, manny. >> reporter: they are children growing up in neighborhoods where haunted mothers walk the street, carrying pictures of lost daughters and sons. >> i keep telling them to stop, they just don't want to stop. they not listening. >> where is that coming from? >> reporter: where police is stretched thin. city officials, enraged. >> take your gang complex away from a 7-year-old. who raised you? >> reporter: the city is up agai

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>> now that it is time to say good-bye i don't see any reason to deviate from that custom so my big brotherest friend, i'll see you next time. >> reporter: september 11th, stevens was killed in libya, three other americans also died among the speakers was the libyan ambassador to the u.s. who said stevens stood with the libyan people during their revolution against qadhafi. >> we are again sorry we could not protect this professional diplomat who came to help news a critical time. >> reporter: the family has established a fund to promote improved relations between the u.s. and mideast. the ambassador's ashes will be intern -- interred with ancestors in the town where he was born. >>> shifting gears, san francisco is a finalist to host the super bowl in 2016 or '17 at the new 9ers stadium being built in santa clara. most of the big events that week would take place in san francisco. nfl owners wail war the is bowl to either san francisco or south if. the loser will go up against hughes -- south florida. the loser will go up against houston -- [ unintelligible ] [ unintelligible ] >>> right n

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so my big brother, my best friend, i will see you next time. >> on september 11th, stevens was killed during a terrorist raid on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. three other americans also died. among the speakers was the libyan ambassador to the u.s. who said stevens stood with the libyan people during their revolution against qaddafi. >> we are sorry we cannot protect the diplomat who came to help us in a critical time. >> christopher stevens was a participant. he was a full, strong, effective participant in his beloved democracy. >> among those offering condolences are residents who are part of a facebook group. >> i wanted to come and represent the people. i bring all of the good wishes and the gad feelings from the group. >> as part of a legacy they want to improve relations between the u.s. and middle east. ambassador stevens ashes will be interred with ancestors in grass valley, the town where he was born. john alston, abc news. >>> on to the weather now, and the warning posted by the weather service tonight. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with live doppler 7hd. >> c

. >> i'm not a big fan of cameras all over the place, you know, the big brother eye in the sky but when you see stuff like this, so thankful those cameras are all over the place to catch people like this. >>> take a look at this footage we got from cameras mounted inside of a bus and we found this story on wave 3 in louisville. this bus is traveling down a rural road outside of louisville, kentucky. and you can see in this video look at this speedometer there. the driver is going just over 50 miles per hour. >> o there were 55 students and adults on this bus when it crashed. students who were sixth to eighth graders heading to washington, d.c. >> when we were flipping it was like slow motion. >> i knew immediately we weren't going to make the curve. >> how bad were the injuries? >> 24 different passengers on this bus had to be taken to hospitals for treatment. luckily no one was killed. i should tell you this bus crash happened back in june, but this video was just released. >> so what are police saying? were there signs to tell him slow down? was he speeding? >> attorneys for some of t