they binge. meaning five or more drivgs in one sitting. >> surveys say 90% of parents say, oh, no, not my kid. >> well, okay, i think denial is extremely powerful. i think a lot of parents don't want to believe anything negative about their kids. >> reporter: rebecca thomas has no clue the extent to which her daughter was binge drinking. one night she ended up at a party with boys she didn't know that well. >> i thought i'll have a few drinks, but that turned into i'll take another shot. >> how many drinks did you consume that evening? >> about four beers and, i want to say ten to 13 shots. >> ten to 13 shots on top of that? >> yes. >> how did you stay conscious? >> i didn't. >> as you're sitting here listening to this, 14 drinks? >> this is the first time i'm hearing the whole story, actually. >> 14 drinks could kill her. >> yes. >> reporter: aaron then got into a car with her boyfriend who was pulled over for dui and aaron was taken into custody for underage drinking. her mother got a heart-sto

bing, bing, bing, bing, bing. >>> this is insane. >> we have to take this to the police department.razy woman. >> from bang, bang in the uk to bang bang in the suburbs of orlando, florida. another pair of feuding neighbors battling not over a garbage bin but close enough. >> how about the thrash? >> why would you think we would throw trash over the fence? >> because it's lying right here. the only place it could come from -- >> have you looked at how clean we live? >> because you throw it over here. >> for 37-year-old angie haddock it all comes to a head one spring morning in 2008. >> we heard this really obnoxious banging, and it was clearly on our fence. so you know, my husband grabbed the camera and he followed me around to the side, where we found her, you know, banging away. >> angie discovers her neighbor trying to post a sign on her side of the fence. >> you are a riot. are you seriously doing this? >> do you see me? >> it was actually kind of comical because she couldn't get the sign to stay up. >> oh, phooey. >> the sign post saga is the culmination of months of bickering b

the british government sets a minimum price for alcohol to tack tackle binge drinking. showe in toulouse rally it their unity but questions whether security services failed. this is the scene live. how whitney houston died. a coroner finds chronic cocaine use played its part. >> european union has increased its pressure on syria by banning 2 people close to president assad including his british foreign wife seen here. e.u. fortune ministers approved the measures in brussels. before the meeting the fortune policy chief stressed the importance of sanctions on syria. i never underestimate the sanctions make a significant difference because they do two things. one they target individuals, entities, in ways that prevent them from carrying on the business as usual. secondly, they make strong political statements about how the international community was about what is going on. never underestimate when sanctions are important but they are not everything and always within a political framework of trying to move things forward. >> let's go to brussels to get latest. no more shop

kids as agnes 10 admitted to binge drinking because of the kind of move to watch.t did not affect the results. >> it is the sweet sound of success. apple reports more than 25 billion apps from its store. it came from more than 315 million devices. someone in china it downloaded the 25 billion app and 18 itunes gift card. >> now we know why apple was the biggest company around the world. >> what is coming up at 6:00? >> we've got a look at that. >> the candidates for the republican presidential nomination are crisscrossing the country on the eve of super tuesday. we will find out where mitt romney and rick santorum are campaigning. also local drivers are voicing their thoughts on the traffic gridlock across the region. not sure we can put what they say on television but we will talk about it. >> thank you. another check of the weather today. >> let's find out how much more of this snow we're going to have. >> a few flurries leftover and the skies are starting to clear. let's give a look at the time lapse for the skiers are happy with fresh powder. low clouds over th

a whopping 42% of full-time college students are binge drinkers. care-free culture of spring break can be a breeding ground for bingeing. liquoring up and passing out was sometimes part of the plan. it wasn't in molly's. >> i may have been really mad if they called me and said molly is drunk and incoherent. you would so much rather be that mad at your child than face a lifetime without them. >> reporter: a daughter's death, a mother's heart break, and hope that molly's story just might save a life. >> well, that is it for news 4 at 5:00. >> news 4 at 6:00 starts right now. >>> an incident of bullying at a local school is turn sbog a courtroom battle. the person accused of being the bully is the school principal. >>> it's a political face-off for gop presidential candidates. >> we begin with the story of the 17-year-old boy shot and killed while he held a package of candy. the man who allegedly shot the boy has not been arrested, and the national outrage has now reached washington. >>> good evening. >> the justice department civil rights division an

and then i started hearing a bing, like bing, bing, bing. literally five feet away i see this man probably in his late 50s, early 60s, and i look down and i saw these two younger hispanic guys kicking him in the head, like, repeatedly, and his head was bouncing off this pole. >> what you saw here today was actually a battery. they were stomping his head. he was pretty messed up. >> the inmate who was attacked survived because of a quick response by staff on the yard. his assailants were sentenced to six months in fulsom's administration segregation unit. some of the most violent gang attacks have taken place here at california state prison corcoran's security housing unit, or shu. we visited the shu's now vacant exercise yard, which has been the scene of some of the prison's most brutal violence. ♪ >> i can see why fights went on in that exercise yard. because it was literally like a cage. there was no where for you to go. and if you really wanted to take someone out, that was the place to do it. it's literally -- like the most extreme ultim

researchers found a strong connection between exposure to drinking in movies to binge drinking. >>> he accused of millions conduct in office. now the fraternal order of police is calling for john leopold to step down. >>> and the school lost one of its own to can several how the school is keeping his memory alive. >>> what about a burger from gino's? we'll tell you where the newest location has opened up.

in more than 30 states wrote the ftc calling four loco disarmingly sweet, normalizing and promoting bingeng. >> i think it's inherently dangerous for children. >> reporter: they want the agency to limit containers to no more than two servings of alcohol. the ftc says there's little more the agency can do. they can't regulate size or potency. >> i don't think it needs a label. i think parents need to talk to their kids about underage drinking and stop blaming the particular drink. >> reporter: they do not promote binge drinking. >> the ftc will make a final decision on regulations sometime later this year. >>> baltimore city schools are short on cash, but that's not stopping the school system from spending millions on employee overtime. our media partners at the baltimore sun report the school spent more than $14 million on overtime over the last four years. the biggest earner was a driver, he more than doubled his $76,000 salary with overtime. >>> fire works light up the sky over downtown baltimore tonight. it is not a holiday, but the city is celebrating a major innovation project. tear

and a whopping 42% of full-time college students are binge drinkers.ree culture of spring break can be a breeding ground for bingeing. liquoring up and passing out is sometimes part of the plan. it wasn't for molly. >> i may have been really mad if they had called me and said oh, molly's drunk and she's incoherent. you would so much rather be that mad at your child than face a lifetime without her. >> reporter: a daughter's death, a mother's heartbreak. and hope that molly's story just might save a life. and with binge drinking on the rise, spring break can be a toxic environment. alcohol is easy to get. and among young people, it often becomes a game, who can drink the most. matt, back to you. >> janet shamlian in florida for us this morning with a cautionary tale. janet, thank you very much. on a lighter note, coming up next, a look inside the newly restored kensington palace and the famous dresses of princess diana that are now on displace there, right after this. as a chef we are always committed to our suppliers... you know, those farmers, those f

is that -- binge eating. >> binge eating. >> but are you a nomophobiac? that sounds dirty.hone -- mobile phone phobia. >> you know how you are when you go, where's my phone? where is it? and you don't know. do you know how many times i've had it in my purse and gone back to my office, to my apartment -- >> imagine that. >> searching for it, calling. i'll talk to my sister and go, kathy, it's somewhere in my office. she'll go, check your purse. it's a panicky feeling and i'm not sure why. i guess because a lot of your info is on there. >> the worst is when you drop it in the toilet and you just don't have a bowl of rice right there to save it, because do you know that that will save your phone? a bowl of rice? the you get it in immediately. >> dry rice. >> i suggest you keep a big bowl of dry rice right next to your toilet so when that happens you're good to go. >> that is the most ridiculous thing. >> you'll thank me one day. >> a lot of people say if their house was burning and they had a chance to get one thing, forget the family dog. it would be their mobile phone. >> it

viewing it as teenage experimentation instead of the binge drinking that has become more the norm. she says this on slot of alcohol alters the chemistry of the brain and what it takes to make a person feel good. sometimes for ever. >> it has to do with the chemicals you are putting in the brain. the more you put in, the less your body will produce of what should normally be there. >> most people know alcohol abuse can eventually destroy your liver. >> the heart tissue will be affected causing heart arrhythmias. causing blood pressure fluxuations that are not good. >> sometimes families don't realize the scope of the problem both mental and physical until it's too late. but debbie taylor says it's on all of us to stop looking the other way. >> adolescents is the time when they will push whatever boundaries until they are stopped. and we as a community need to say, that's too far. you have gone too far. >> that's anita brikman. we thank her for that. other health consequences, especially binge drinking include the disruption of sexual development, impotence, higher risk of suicide an

me, quest and bing crosby. >> jimmy: bing crosby. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] > drove a white van. [ laughter ] he double parked that white van everywhere. it's like -- everybody -- he sold fish out of the back before he played for the cowboys. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: everyone knew that. [ laughter ] >> he had porgies, flounder -- [ laughter ] yeah, my grandfather bought a lot of fish from him. [ laughter ] cause on fridays, we always had fish and spaghetti. >> jimmy: yeah. that's the thing you have. >> he made some hot spaghetti. he put -- he put that tabasco, that hot stuff in there. >> jimmy: fra diavolo. >> yeah. >> jimmy: now, the big game's coming up. >> you don't like fish and spaghetti? [ laughter ] you changed that subject quick. >> jimmy: no, well i -- i do. >> the big game is coming up. >> jimmy: the big game is coming up sunday. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: you got tom brady in the house. have you -- you've met tom brady before. >> i grew up with tom brady. [ laughter ] we was both in special ed school together. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ]

to bail out risk looming larger after guaranteed binge mortgages so the federal housing administration won't be able to earn its way to financial health this year increasing the chance it will need a taxpayer bailout based on an updated forecast from moody's analytics which provides the agency's housing market analysis the us government mortgage insurance which guarantees one point one trillion in home loans had been counting on robust growth and home prices to help rebuild its insurance fund after paying out thirty seven billion dollars to cover defaults the past three years according to an annual report to congress write well the thing is and he touched on it already is that if the entire globe is the leveraging of the entire globe is in recession its last depression then the f.h.a. would have talking about here they are going to be bailing out themselves or some ancillary institution based on the aggregation of more deaths you say they talk about reserves on the balance sheets they talk about assets on the balance sheet they're talking about debt and every time they talk about a res

a housing bailout facing a bailout risk after guarantee binge tell us about the f.h.a. and its role in facilitating fraud in the transfer of the costs that the fraud is to the taxpayer. you know f.h.a. was founded in the that's the depressions basically provide support to nailing housing market and like so many well meaning programs you know maybe medicine initial goals but stuck around and basically turned into a gigantic venue for private actors to to raid the government coffers and indirectly raid the taxpayers and the problem being that the sensibly f.h.a. self-supporting has its own insurance fund socially kind of deal like f.t. i see the problem being the actuarial assumptions and the underwriting so the question is you know what happened to this thing and the housing boom you know and potentially other periods like it where underwriting standards became shoddy if not criminal and these things go into a program like f.h.a. and begin to violate the actuarial some patients and therefore the solvency of this thing so people are starting to catch on that there's a big

. >> i cast it back out and i heard bing, bing, bing. pole down and turned around to the right, i'm standing on the rock, i felt something hit me in my head. i dropped to the ground. i felt something warm coming to the side of my head. >> reporter: investigators say the bullet came from a shooting a quarter mile away on a nearby street as the occupants of one car took aim at another. while the intended targets were not injured, lewis was. luckily the bullet didn't penetrate his skull. >> and it slowed the bullet down and when it hit my skull it bounced off. it's a miracle. i'm very happy about that. i'm able to wake up. >> reporter: the father of two is grateful he survived but it's one fishing tale he definitely could have done without. >> i was fishing and i wasn't expect i expecting figure like that. how can you go out, have a good time fishing and get shot? that's not right. >> reporter: needless to say lewis says he's going to be looking for a new fishing spot. so far the shooters have not yet been caught. investigators say they hav

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drinking and stop blaming this particular drink. >> for loco's manufacturer says it does not promote binge drinking but could not comment on the settlement. mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> the ftc will make a final decision on for loco regulations sometime later this year. >>> the man known as the east coast rapist confesses to several of his alleged crimes. aaron thomas admitted to police that he did rape two teen tricker traitors in virginia in 2009 and also complained that a police sketch of him inaccurately portrayed his looks. police believe thomas is responsible for rapes and other attacks on 17 women from virginia to connecticut. at least 4 of those crimes took place here in maryland. >>> a man is in critical condition after a hit-and-run accident in laurel. check out the right side of your screen. a white truck runs over the curb then hits a man walking along route 198. then that driver takes off. a camera from a metro bus captured the incident. police are hoping the video will help them catch the driver. >>> chaos at philadelphia international airport when a man drives on t

. >>> a new study suggests hollywood may be to blame for binge dingers among teenagers. 16,000 studentsween 10 and 19 who witnessed the most instances of drinking in the movies were more likely to have engaged in one binge drinking episode. >>> the fbi says one of the world's most wanted hackers has been secretly working for them as an informant for months. the secrets led agents to a bust of a now for russ hacking ring responsible -- [ unintelligible ] the informant known as sabu is a self-taught programmer living on welfare in new york. >>> nebraska woman has sold a three-year-old chicken mcnugget for $8500. >> let's see. >> how did she get so much? this mcnugget resembles president george washington call it mcwashington. she noticed the resemblance, stashed it in her freezer and put it up on ebay and somebody bought. it. >> my kids had mcnuggets that looked like lincoln. >> me ate so the evidence is gone. >> people buy anything. >>> seating a jury in the ross mirkarimi trial hits a bump. >>> sunnyvale police face a history after findinging two shot dead in a home. we live with what i

if upfind yourself craving it -- >> if they tend to binge mon sugary foods it could be a sign of sugar addiction. >> reporter: he's with the maryland athletic clubbability he said the average adult consumes 22 teaspoons of sugar a day. he's hosting a workshop called sugar smackdown. >> that will prevent you from feeling like you're hungry all the time. a lot of people if they have the sugar cravings, eating fat, maybe with raw nuts or coconut oil will cut the cravings for sugar. >> reporter: try healthier alternatives, like honey. when eating fruit keep the skin on. >> that's where the fiber is, in the peels. if you're getting a fruit not treated with pesticides, eat the peel for the higher fiber content. >> reporter: be sure to read labors carefully. don't be fooled by products that are marketed good for you. >> those that end in ose, fructose, lactose, those are the sugary types of food -- as well as those that end in ol. >> reporter: tills to keep in mind, linda so. >> so the sugar smashdown workshop will be next wednesday and thursday. for more information call 410-625-5000. if you

in some cases the temperatures are going to be falling one of the bing things is later tonight into tomorrow morning we're expecting low temperatures in the 30s in the big cities, so it will be in the 20s in the suburbs. we're going have a freeze. of course, it's so warm we're concerned about any of the tender vegetation. >>> if you're watching us on wlbt channel 3 in jackson, mississippi, ever wonder where a chipmunk sleeps or what an eagle feeds its young, hopefully not the chip munks find out the animal secrets at the mississippi museum of natural science. that's your early event of the day. >>> movie-goers had a huge appetite for "the hunger games" this weekend. as expected, the film devoured the competition, taking in a whopping $155 million. the third highest u.s. opening of all time, the highest ever for a nonsequel. the only movies that earned more on opening weekends were the "harry potter" finale and the batman sequel. >>> after rumors miley cyrus sporting what look os to be a huge ring on her ring finger, we're told the sparkler is not an engagement ring. somebody tell her she's g

and go to binge drink in florida.as is the second-most popular destination. and cities like cancun, phoenix and denver are up there, too. there's some cities that you wouldn't normally think of during spring break that are trying to lure college students to spend money in their towns, too. >> spring breakers, why fight the crowds in florida or cancun, when you can party for half the price in wichita. we have the world's second-largest i max theater. whoa. this is the great plains transportation museum. toot-toot. enjoy fine dining at the scotch ander ander and serloin. and don't miss our parka competition. why risk a nasty sun burn or a painful wipeout. visit wichita. >> brought to you by the wichita tourism council. wichita, you are in kansas anymore. >> jimmy: a tough night for wichita. [ cheers and applause ] spring break can be a -- spring break can be a crazy time in people's lives. especially when the people themselves are crazy. right outside our theater here in hollywood, there's a group of very talented perfo

rate among all women you can expect to find a higher one in poor, inner city subjects where drugs, binge drinking and unprotected sex with multiple partners make them higher risk. >> you don't want to generalize and say therefore all african-american women in baltimore fit that profile. >> reporter: she is a patient advocate at johns hopkins. she contracted the virus in the mid-'90s. >> they said they had bad news for me. they told me i had full blown aids and had three to four months to live. >> reporter: henry said one of the biggest challenges is the lack of health coverage. most of them don't seek out hiv testing and only chic medical care when they have to she's there to help them deal with it once they learn they're infected. >> some have laved life-style of substance abuse and they feel that some deserve it because of the life-style. others say i don't deserve this. i wasn't dog this. i wasn't dog that. i share with them my story and that's what makes the difference. >> reporter: in baltimore, jeff hager. >> the city says there are seven mobile vans six days a week. >>> now on to

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>> probably something good for you to carry, beth, on your night of binge drinking. your husband can almost turn you into a baby pack. >> almost like a baby bjorn but for adults. >> exactly. >> and it's available in coyote brown, black and red. >> oh. >> hot pink? >> maybe a leopard print one if possible. >> yeah. >>> steven, i think your hair cut is getting a little old. little boring. little expected. >> mohawk? is that what i need now? >> no. no. i'm thinking maybe a buzz. but a buzz with a little more art. >> oh. yeah. i can rock that. little batman shaved in the back of my head. >> this is like the new fake on the fade. >> yes. >> how the heck does somebody do this? >> when i first saw these, i thought it was a full head tattoo. then i looked closely and realized it's hair. someone created this art. >> right. >> full head art with clippers. >> whoa. >> which is so intricate. the guy that's doing the designs is radamish, which is where we found the pictures on his facebook page. there's mickey mouse. >> so funny. mickey house. the tough guy hair cut to mickey hou

under a quarter of binge in most areas next 10 days one shot of warm air with cold air pushed up to thend more mild air pushing into the area might have weather system later in the weekend with rainfall. warwick reid gathersthe warmth comes back late in the 10 day period. mild weather the next couple of weeks. dominant whether we see in chicago area. south led to 10-22 degrees by morning miles per hour by morning. much milder 20 degrees warmer than today. almost 20 degrees above normal. scattered clouds would be 41 degrees tomorrow night. seven day forecast says will not be around very long. wind turning southern and starting to warm up on saturday. we changed the clock this weekend springing forward. if you need more evidence heading in the right direction there is. >> coming up chicago bulls looking for payback one of two teams that beat them at united center this weekend cactus league managerial debut for robin ventura sports next. ♪ ♪ ♪ i've got a little secret, too ♪ ♪ i've got a mad little crush on you ♪ [ female announcer ] it's always better when there's a little more to love. i

david cameron wanted to and binge drinking and violence in town centers. minimum of 40% per unit is proposed in england and wales. the drinks most affected would be those bought in supermarkets such as super strength loggers and hard-pressed seiders. the cost of petrol has hit another all-time high. it is proof that the government to reconsider a planned rise in fuel duty due this summer. a royal navy officer who shot dead on board of a nuclear submarine has been awarded one of the ice medals for bravery. he tried to tackle and gunman on board who is trying to shoot his fellow sailors. he is more than 130 servicemen and women who were honored for their bravery on friday. this is "bbc news," these are -- presidents --, obama has described the shooting of a teenager as a tragedy that is to be investigated thoroughly. trayvon martin was shot by a neighborhood watch volunteer. german gorbuntsov was shot and is currently in a, at a hospital. he is under armed guard. and we're joined the line by a resident of the area near where trayvon martin was shot. how divi

. >> of objects related to the people would decoy the bings' away from the people and into the -- the beings away from the people. >> they have more than 100 sites. they have not found any in this one yet, over here is a different story. under the famous landmarks, workers dug this tunnel. they need another fine. >> there is. a shoe. a fragment of a shoe. discovered in 1998. it is certainly not an adult. >> he believes it was put here during construction of the bridge to fight evil spirits. here, too, under these stairs, yet another revelation. >> this is it. a convict shirt, every kind of artifact hidden by all kinds of people. a practice brought by settlers from britain to protect their families. >> they did not have the medical practice and knowledge which exists today. nor the medications. they were in constant fear of an illness that would take their child away. >> emigrants relying on familiar practices to find comfort. >> and controversial art historian has said he found encouraging evidence that could lead to a lost masterpiece by leonardo davinci. not everyone is convinced. h

we are broke, going broker, but we can at least take solace that we will pay for our next spending binge by new taxation. for this reason it appears appropriate today to speak of the real division in this country as being that between the party of reality and the party of evasion. the party of reality faces the main crisis of our team even if it's different wings, some democrats and some republicans. . it keeps insisting on more spending and creating more right. it plays the old magical focusing the audience attention on things that do not count, leading them to lower the things that really do matter. president obama's osowatomee speech is the party of evasion. i hope the 2012 election will present a clear choice between the party of reality and the evasion, but this still remains to be seen. thank you. [ applause ] >>> thank you, bill and hudson for having me and e.j. for the kind introduction and it's good to be on a panel with you all and i enjoyed your work over the progressive era over the years. i'll try to be brief to get to back and forth. one of the things i want to focus on is

his attorney admits his client was binge drinking right before the accident. >>> coming up next, the obama video that just surfaced, and it has gone rival instantly. why it creates a new controversy for the president. >> and salmon season is weeking away. will we have fresh local fish on the table this spring? >> and the new attraction in san francisco bay. all of that is coming up and then late other "nightline." >> dan and carolyn, we have an inside look at former supermodel christie brinkly's nasty divorce . and billionaires in the blink of an eye. how did they get there? that's on mom, i'm getting married. who's the girl?! it's not a girl. it's bacon. if you love bacon, make it official- bacon, you look beautiful. -with my new blt cheeseburger. a 100% beef patty loaded with hickory-smokedd bacon plus fries and a drink for just $4.99 you may now eat the bride. biting. the group met in sacramento. ama dates is live at fisherman's wharf where boat captains are excited. >> yes, as soon as salmon season gets underway, these boats will be busy and it has local fishermen very thankful.

it was a former burlesque venue, it was owned by bing crosby, and herb caen was a regular. i will be pursuing that. and also, another issue that i think relates directly to this, i plan to work with the planning department on that, it is a moratorium on converting non- retail uses in the current center downtown conservation district. this district was established in 1985 to protect and preserve established theater, retail restaurants, and other uses in this important section of downtown. over the years, local businesses and entertainment venues have been displaced by national retail chains. more are threatened today. the theater district comprises the section of the district that is west, 2 mason st.. it is one of the city's last live entertainment venues, to be replaced by an escalator for yet another non-local retailer with intent to occupy 301 gary. we are losing our downtown and cultural, social heritage. the 18 month moratorium will give us an opportunity for comparative analysis of this district against what we see before us today. intelligent choices can be made to p

they uncovered a photo of the girls on bing crosby's lap. >> it's more of seeing these artifacts of this incredible history. the millers, as i've come to know them, i think they were neat people. >> pattie and joan miller. they've got a lot of leads since releasing the photos but have yet to locate family members. >>> a man pled guilty to dui charges in the hit and run case. he hit ryan white and a woman with his truck last august in san francisco. white and his family were visiting from philadelphia. they had just left a giants-phillies game when the boy was hit. vargas fled the scene, drove to his apartment in hayward. police were waiting outside of the home and he tried to flee again. he'll get credit for time he's already served in jail and could be released as early as june. >> this has been hard for everybody. for them. for us. >> ryan white is now ten. he recently started going back to school. he is said to be better but is far from being 100% recovered. >>> jury selection in the trial is moving forward. but several major pretrial issues remain undecided. today the da's office res

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