right at this time last night, bonnie chasen was once again with the hollywood elite. tonight chasen's friend, jeannie wilson, can barely comprehend what happened. >> nobody would shoot bonnie chasen. we don't even know people who get shot. >> police looked for answers in chasen's home and office today. chasen shot multiple times near the a.m. >> i think they're looking for any possible moeftive. >> i picked up the phone to call other people so they would tell me it was a mistake, but it wasn't a mistake. >> on her web site writing, kwoe quote, it's a very sad day. the l.a. times quoted him today as saying, i'm devastated by this. i always admire her work ethic. >> ronnie treated her clients like they were her relatives that she was trusted friends, but trusted friends who should listen to her. >> oscar campaigns were chased in the specialty. in year the wall street specialty and secreta"secretarie possibilities. >> she left a voice mail message at her office with a to-do list for her staff. that was six minutes before she was shot. >> thanks a lot, ted. >>> no more wo

lieutenant bonny been a posthumous medal of honor winner for his valor in the battle would be buried in the eighth marines grave site number two. the navy seabee units which were the logistic backbone of every operation would then clean up the battlefield quickly build the infrastructure to support an airfield. this is a picture of the island after the c.b.c. cleaned it up and turned it into a modern air base you can see some of the temporary cemeteries there's thirty three twenty six twenty five this is part of the old pier right here the island basically had forty three cemeteries and in building into a modern air base the basically erased some of the cemetery. that we've taken has been working for the australian government as a contractor. has made some unusual discoveries while rebuilding base use infrastructure and you know there was one instance we dug it out of the wall the title of this is the one that stain very much has to be in and we found it really in complete skull of them still had a partial uniform boots watch and it would bar because a lot of the. was how much did th

hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first: security screenings versus privacy. more americans are traveling this thanksgiving and more are complaining to the transportation security administration or tsa about full-body scanners that produce images of travelers essentially in the nude. less than a month after rolling out the new machines, the tsa is already facing lawsuits from travelers angered by the scans and by aggressive pat-down searches. travelers can refuse to have those revealing images taken of them by the machines, but then they must consent to pat down searches. one woman is suing the government because her blouse came off and her chest was fully exposed to all travelers around her. victims' rights advocates also say the new screenings, which some say amount to fondling, can be traumatic for survivors of rape and sexual assault. still a cbs poll finds 81% of americans approve of the full-body scans, while only

>> , bonnie hammer is going to play you. >> i was thinking anjelica huston. that is what i am going for. to your point, in every country -- every company, there are the lean becks and dealing forwards. if you are lucky, that exists in the same person. there is something to be said for recognizing the attention of a new device, new technology, new audience segment. the world wakes up every day, and there is something new. when you fall off the cliff every day, you're not going to win. if you give back 300 yards every day, you are not going to win. if we look for people who have the right sense of distance from jumping too early vs staying back forever end the wave hits you in the back of the head. >> what are you doing leaning forward that is innovative? >> there is nothing we are doing that is not innovative. you know, my company is nbc universal. we backed a thing called who loot. that is counter to the thing we

and proud to support pbs's "to the contrary" with bonnie erbe. additional funding provided by: the colcom foundation the charles a. frueauff foundation and by the sanofi aventis foundation. >> this week on "to the contrary" fewer women in high profile political jobs and how that affects your life and the issues you care about. then, the legacy of the first female house speaker. behind the headlines, in advance of veteran's day we reveal some surprising secrets about military spouses. >> hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first: 2010 the year of women's losses? the united states will boast fewer women in congress, but more conservative women of color running states as a result of the mid-term elections. minority women made significant gains, most notably in south carolina where voters elected pro-life, mama grizzly nikki haley as the nation's first indian-american female governor and in new mexico where susana martinez becomes the nation's first hispanic woman

hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary", a discussion of news and session trend from diverse perspectives. up first, immigrant rights. >> federal law banned gender discrimination in the workplace in the 1970s and most federal laws that discriminate in oer areas have been overturned. but this week the supreme court heard a case involving againer discrimination in immigration law. the resolution could have widespread impact. current federal law grants citizenship to any child born to an unmarried foreign-born mother as long as the mother has been in the u.s. for one year. but the child's foreign born unmarried father must have been in the u.s. for 5 years for the child to gain so-called-- citizenship. the supreme court heard a case challenging the difference in time between an unmarried foreign father versus mother this week. birth right citizenship is, of course, in and of itself a highly controversial topic that dominates some political debates. chief justice john roberts suggested during argume

time to say good morning to bonnie schnide. >> good morning, t.j. and those just waking up in minneapolis and looking out your window and thinking, wow, it's winter all right? little raindrops on the camera but there's snow behind that lens. looking at wind blustering to about gusts of 30 miles per hour. the temperature in the 30s. i'll talk about snow for the midwest and milder temperatures elsewhere straight ahead on "cnn saturday morning." announcer: if we all lived here we wouldn't have to worry about what's in our water. but most of us live here. so we need the brita pitcher. for healthier, clean tasting water. on our car insurance. great! at progressive, you can compare rates side by side, so you get the same coverage, often for less. wow! that is huge! [ disco playing ] and this is to remind you that you could save hundreds! yeah, that'll certainly stick with me. we'll take it. go, big money! i mean, go. it's your break, honey. same coverage, more savings. now, that's progressive. call or click today. ♪ let it snow and snow and snow♪ >> this

lieutenant alexander bonnie rallied his marines and singlehandedly launched a major assault on a large bunker filled with over one hundred fifty japanese defenders during the course of this skirmish he was mortally wounded the marines finally worked their way inland and began to push the japanese defenders back to the airfield. just behind the rusting giant eight inch guns that protected the shore leon was shocked by what he saw. i'm pointing to what seems to me a very symbol of every word thing that represents to me and they reason for my trip they say we are surrounded by garbage everywhere but also there are. on this beach which of course is the most appropriate signification a symbol of everything that's wrong with our goddamn government allowing not only garbage but to accumulate where so many guys died. sweet and clean. and fear useful. radioactive and dangerous. and even dead and desolate. fail to keep their unique secrets and their bottoms unique links on our t.v. wealthy british style some time to. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max

among the first waves of many heroes save the day one was a young lieutenant alexander bonnie who grow it is meant to push him and be on the pier to the sea wall. after sixty five years leon cooper finally returned to that fateful stretch of sand that had shaped his destiny. ironically his first encounter at the airport would be descendants of his former adds. i'm i'm from the united states. well of course all bets are. off i was fair sixty five years ago. i was a member of the vote that i taxed as the japanese who are here defending this island . and we were not very finally starting to gather. we were wrangling toward each other and a lot of people got killed including over four thousand of your of your your people are you here and i want to honor your country manhole what died in the battle of carolina. they all of a sudden i see things happening. and i feel like. i'm not really fair at all. the first item of business was for leon and ted to meet with the assistant to the president of cuba but in the hopes that they could access the president will the police release is the first in

>> i'm bonnie. i'm from portland, oregon. >> jimmy: oh, very good, bonnie. here we go. yes. >> jimmy: here we go. roll the die and see what letter you get. here we go. oh, it's a great letter. it's "s." [ cheers and applause ] all right, bonnie, go for it, pal. ♪ >> snake, silly, submarine, sandwich, uh -- [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: ah. that was pretty good. you started off really hot. [ cheers and applause ] what did you get? you got quatro. that's four, here we go. ♪ one, two, three, four. there you are. [ cheers and applause ] come on, let's go. you want to go? let's go. there you go. here you go. stand up. please stand up. what is your name? >> my name is nadine, and i'm from marietta, georgia. >> jimmy: very good. welcome, nadine. are you ready to win? >> yes, i am. >> jimmy: let's do it. hopefully it doesn't land on the letter "d." just here we go. here we go. the letter is "f." ♪ [ audience ohs ] it's a pg show, and no there will be slip-ups tonight. let's go for it. i've got all this money left. come on, win some money. are you ready to do this? all right, on your mar

to turn it alexander bonnie. and singlehandedly launched a major assault on a large bunker filled with over one hundred fifty japanese defended. during the course of the skirmish he was mortally wounded. the marines finally worked their way in and began to push the japanese defenders back to the airfield. just behind the rusting giant eight inch guns that protected the shore leon was shocked by what he saw. i'm pointing to what seems to me the very symbol of every thing that represents a need and a reason for my trip you see we are surrounded by garbage everywhere but also there are. on this beach which of course is the most appropriate signification and symbol of everything that's wrong with our goddamn government allowing not only garbage but to accumulate where so many guys died. will. you the latest in science technology from the realms of. the future are covered. oh. it was created to serve public interests to inform and to entertain. these days there's nothing easier than opening a new media outlet but ther

post a comment under bonnie's photo. >> good morning, bonnie. >>> it is not even thanksgiving yet but some residents in new york have had their fair share of turkey. >> apparently every day is turkey day in this neighborhood in staten island. dozens of birds running free there. some don't mind but others say they cause major traffic headaches. >> you have to waited until they keep walking and go about their business and it is kind of like they're first and we're second. >> the cars will stop for the turkeys sooner than they stop for the human pedestrians. >> the now, state department of environmental conservation is reportedly considering taking steps to manage the birds. >> straight ahead at 6:00, all your top stories plus we are checking your morning commute and your forecast. so stay with us.

bonnie, good morning to you and thank you for watching. >>> that's it for the 6:00 hour.ood morning to allison and steve. >>> and coming up, we're following a developing story off the border of north korea. we'll get latest atail -- details in the attack. >>> and ingmar guandique found guilty on two counts of felony murder. we'll hear from the jurors, chandra levy's another and a possible sentence for guandique. >>> and the busiest t

bonnie, appreciate you as always. thanks so much.close eye on the weather situation. >>> a look at the stories making headlines. former israeli prime minister ariel sharon is out of the hospital and back home but just for the weekend. he suffered a massive stroke in 2006. has been in a coma ever since. the former aide says the family's working to bring sharon home permanently. >>> also if you're traveling by air the next couple of weeks, could take you longer. yes, longer to get through security and here's why. grassroots organizations are urging passengers to say no to the new full body scans. you know the ones that take an image of you. what you're seeing here are the pat-downs. if you don't do the image scanner you can opt for the pat-down but they have enhanced these things and they're much more intrusive than they were before. and they'll certainly take more time. so if you refuse the scanner, a lot of people are doing that it could back things up. these new scanners were ordered in the wake of recent terror plots. >>> san franc

upper midwest where bonnie schneider will begin with us. >> hi. good to see you. >> get parkas out, skis ready. >> in minneapolis, snow there, falling since this morning. heavy at times. yesterday we had snow to report in nebraska. let's take a look at omaha. we can show you pictures what it looked like with snow on the road. this is last night. not great conditions in omaha. strong wind. it's a wet snow. a little slushy and mixing in with rain and sleet. i hate driving on that. well, if you're in minneapolis, conditions have gotten worse, particularly north, well north to northern minnesota. that's where we're getting reports of intense snowfall where it could be snowing as hard as an inch an hour. that's intense. it's a deep area of low pressure that's going to trigger the heavy snowfall that will continue through the evening hours. so we'll be watching for that, shoveling out wet snow mixing in with rain at times. here is something interesting. check out the temperatures, mid-30s. just below that, brisk winds out of the north, feels like the 20

a woman named bonnie usher has been arrested charged with armed robbery. how did she get caught?s unbelievably stupid. after allegedly robbing a rite aid pharmacy, bonnie usher got in a car with a vanity license plate, b-usher. yes, the name was literally written on the get-away car. very bad move. what is wrong with some people? listen to this. two 13-year-old entrepreneurs run into a business roadblock. police shut down the bake sale. they were selling cup kaiks and brownies in a new york rk when a local counman called the police on the boys saying they were operating without a license. we're serious! mr. councilman, lighten up. normally you think alligator would win a fight with a cat, wouldn't you? not this feline! >> unbelievable! >> oh, my god! >> whoa! >> yes, the youtube video is going viral. shows a courageous cat winning a stand-out with not one but two alligators. do not mess with that cat! we want to know who are casually watching as the fight took place. as an aside, you may have read the good news on greta wire. my cat bill just came home after disappearing for a we

but overall, i think it's okay. >> reporter: bonnie gable says she learned the hard way.safe. her message to teens -- >> why? why would you want to try this stuff? don't you know that you could get killed? i don't want to have all this pain for the rest of my life that you're gone before me. >> reporter: now, the folks who make and distribute the product, says it isn't harmful and used for incense. one of the distributors said they've had no reports of people get injured or having schizophrenic symptoms because of use of the product. one of the distributes we reached out relied they have had no reports of people being injured or experiencing schizophrenic symptoms as the result of using their product. they also dispute that k-2 caused charlie gable's death. but they've had over 2,000 calls on the flip side of that. that's clear evidence there's misuse of this. >> a serious indication of real danger there. but the authorities are walking a pretty fine line here. we've seen with four loko, the more we publicize the dangers, the sales go through the roof. >> it's a tricky th

we have over 30 blocks, that's a lot of bonni blairings starting neighborhood watch. thank god for safe and una because that organization is really helping us kick started. that's a great way to build communality. what's a neighborhood watch a block by block level not on a territory. you have to go get to know your neighbors. how many of you know your immediate neighbors or people that live 2 doors down from you. you would be surprised how many in your neighborhood don't. through a neighborhood watch program we are making neighbors get to meet each other it's a great way to build communality. our news letter we have a yahoo group over 600 people. we make it easy to join. we have a website where you type in your e mail address to the website and you sign yourself up. i don't have to sign you up you can do it quickly and easily through the website. we also just launched a wiky. how many of you guys know wik pedia? not that many of you. wiky is i'm excited about this tool. it's an imagine a website that everybody in your community could contribute to. that's a wiky. i we

. ♪ >>> our facebook fan of the day is bonnie shendel.being picked would bright up her bat well breast cancer. to find us on facebook search fox 5 morning news. we hope that cheers you up. have a good day. >>> we're also on twitter. to follow us search wttg morning news. and there you will get the heads up on breaking news and upcoming stories. fog us by searching wttg morning news, all one word. >>> first lady michelle obama brought her campaign to fight childhood obesity to miami, florida. it's part of a new initiative that's called let's move and provides salad bars to steens across the -- students across the country. >> the goal is they're going to give 6,000 schools salad bars like these. 6,000 of them. and you guys here at riverside are the first school in the entire country to get one. [ cheering and applause ] >> students at that school have been growing a garden just like at the white house, what some of the d.c. schools have been working on. >>> and speaking of thanksgiving, the big food fest two days away. >> i'm not eating any

. ♪ because i can't make you love me if you don't ♪ >> i've been listening to bonnie raitt since i wassongs that influenced me. it was the song that everybody loved that i loved, too. that's one of the songs that, you know, i don't know, 16, 17 years later still is an amazing song. and she has become not only just a great artist influence, but a good friend. she's been the poster child for being yourself and being true to your music. ♪ looks like i've got a tiger by the tail ♪ >> the first musical memory of song is buck owens, "tiger by the tail." when i was a kid, they played that. it's got the thing that kids love, whatever it was that buck did, that train beat, that thing which was that sort of -- ♪ i've got a tiger by the tail ♪ it's plain to see and they would play that record on the stair owe at home and i would run around in circles until i fell down. ♪ so turn it on ♪ turn it up ♪ and sing along ♪ this is real ♪ this is your life ♪ and a song ♪ yeah this is country music >> jimmy: tonight, chris pine, danica patrick, music from black shelton and national unfriend day is only on

actually, there's actually -- there are a number of people who wanted to speak first and i think it's bonnie lew is one of them. linda, deean. -- deanne. >> good afternoon. commissioner maxwell: just one second. he has the rest of the cards so he'll be calling off your names. so thank you. but you can still stand up. >> giants are right now 0-0, san francisco and texas. so, f.y.i. can >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm a member of the chinese progressive association. i'm also a student at local high school and i live in the sunset district. i'm in support of the health care services master plan because i believe that there is a disproportion at amount of health services in san francisco and i think that the master plan will fix that. it will also help those who need care the most and will contribute positively to the s.f. communities as a whole. health care is a human right and the master plan will carry out that right to its highest potential. i sincerely hope you will vote in support of the mast plarn. -- master plan. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm a member of the chinese progressive