. >> reporter: that's the text message nicole brock meyer received in the middle of the night after another dorm resident reported being groped by a stranger. during the investigation, other students came forward. in all, there were four

county dr., brock neisler. >> given all you've seen, should a high school allow its students to playss they have those medical resources? >> if it was my kid, i would be hesitant to have my kid play in an environment that's not properly supervised by an athletic trainer. >> should athletic trainers be at every practice and every game if you're playing high school football? >> yeah. >> and it's true here. what about all the other high schools in the country? >> you got to find a way. >> for school superintendent beverly reap, it's been worth every penny. >> i don't ever want to be at the helm and lose a child this way. we certainly want to be in a position to say we've done everything possible in our district. >> this is an important safety piece of legislation on behalf of these members and these families for america. >> and now that north carolina's governor signed a new concussion awareness law named after jaquan waller and matthew gefeller, who also died from a football head injury in 2008, the rest of north carolina will be required to adopt many of the safety measures reap's dis

now erin brock vich is on the case turning up the heat for answers. >>> battle of the bands. a popular annual college competition making news this year for the band not attending. >>> zone of desolation. we go inside the neighborhood surrounds japan's fukushima daiichi. >>> remembering etta james honored in song by the world's biggest singers and stars. that and more right here right now on cnn. >>> hello, everyone. i'm don lemon. if you joined us tonight at the top of the hour, you're going to get an exclusive. there is a major political boost tonight for republican presidential hopeful newt gingrich. a surprise announcement by his former rival, herman cain. >> i hereby officially and enthusiastically endorse newt gingrich for president of the united states! >> that was just last hour in palm beach, florida. a new poll shows that newt gingrich could use the help right now, because mitt romney leading gingrich 38% to 29% in a new poll, in a new survey. ron paul and rick santorum lag far behind. i want to go now to cnn exclusive. you're looking at now what happened to romney i

to cross talk on people about recasting america's global military strategy or just more of the same brock obama's new vision for the pentagon is aimed at saving money while making the u.s. military more lean and mean critics charge this new mission is no different from the one obama inherited from the bush era the u.s. will remain the world's policeman. and. to cross-talk washington's new military strategy i'm joined by matthew rothschild in madison he is the editor of the progressive magazine in los angeles we have christian whiten he is a principal with d.c. international advisory and a former state department senior adviser and in london we crossed to frank jackson he is vice president of uniting for peace all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want but first let's see what mr obama has in mind for the pentagon. in light of budgetary mandates passed by congress last year requiring reduction in overall defense spending president barack obama has announced a new strategic initiative for the american military in contrast to his predecessors th

when senator brock obama was putting his name forward to run for the presidency, he was asked to please not go forward. it is really time for mrs. clinton. she should be there. she had been in the business for years. they had a strong political history, and he said, i desire to serve. he put his name in, and they ask to nominate for vice- president, and he said, let the process go forward. i would only ask my fellow commissioners not to attempt to be little or accuse me of not being gracious in my desire to serve. it is a desire for public service more than anything else, and i would appreciate in if it can be interpreted that way and not stand in any other way. >> thank you for bringing up barack obama and hillary clinton. i think many people would have thought things would have gone a little bit better for her, or for the country, but i will say as i and my service on this commission that are really hope -- but i really hope in rises to the level of maturity of planning commission and demonstrates. the ones that share our weighted in favor of the mayor's office, and i believe the matu

now environmentalist erin brock vich is getting involved. she is conducting her own investigation and believes the bedrock and ground water could be contaminated. those are your headlines this hour. we're going return to "cnn presents" right after this. c'mon dad! i'm here to unleash my inner cowboy. instead i got heartburn. hold up partner. prilosec can take days to work. try alka-seltzer. it kills heartburn fast. yeehaw! >>> our criminal justice system is based upon the promise of a fair trial. >> but what if a trial isn't fair? what if the prosecution has stacked the deck against you unfairly? >> we bring you the story of a man who is now sitting in prison, maybe for life, even after the trial that put him there was found bay judy a judge full of holes. >> i was convicted of second degree murder with depraved indifference in 1997 and i was sentenced to 20 years to life. >> new york city police officer richard served 11 years in prison before a judge tossed out his conviction and he was sent home. his friends and family celebrating his rel

i mean romney does pay vastly more taxes it sounds like than bill brock did. romney pays a lot more taxes than the vast majority of americans do. he pays a significantly lower tax rate than most affluent people. as best as we can calculate it, and there are 30 different way to look at this, romney pays a direct federal tax rate that resembles somebody making about $80,000 a year. so that's higher than average. but boy, it's not that high for somebody who makes as much money as he does. and to the extent that if he is the nominee, the democrats can paint him just as jeff's saying, not some of as-- it's not shoot that he was successful, it's that he somehow is skirting the rules. and i think that is when you tie it up with the other bain stuff and the outsourcing and distrus of wall street right now, and quite frankly tied up with his cpaigning style, right. he's n the most comfortable guy in a diner. i think it is definitely a liability. >> rose: mark f romney is the nominee, and the president campaigns across the country on fairness, and the buffett rule, is t

. >>> erin brock vivian is getting involved in a case of six teens up in new york. >>> newt gingrich is steaming mad over attack ads in florida. >> reporter: good morning. coming up on cbs this morning, we have newt gingrich talking about all the personal attacks in presidential campaign. also the concerns of fellow republicans and how he intends to get back the home tum with one day before the florida primary. also we'll look at a medical mystery and why erin brock vivian is getting involved. >>> we will be watching, thank you. >>> this morning prince joarnlings county -- prince george's county police need help to find 14-year-old kendra marie armstrong. she was last seen leaving her home in the 800 block of chester grove terrace. kendra was on her way to school on january 25g. if you have any information call the prince george's county police department at 301-390-2600. >>> u.s. park police expected to start cracking down on occupy dc protesters who set up camp. beginning at noon protesters in mcpherson square and freedom plaza will absolute rested if they violate the camping rules

and been involved in cases that we have that tce can be associated with neurological disorders. >> brockich believe that is bedrock and ground water is contaminated. aside from the contamination fears, is there another story here? dr. wendy watch is here. drew spoke with a teen, so let's listen real quickly. >> i was in school for a little while after it started, but i ended up leaving the last week of october because i didn't feel i could handle school anymore. >> it's hard not being able to do what you love, even going to school. i love going to school. but it's -- it's hard to -- i think it's harder knowing that i don't know what's going on. i'd like to answer people when they ask me what's happening. >> we've been talking about this a little bit. mass hysteria, there are cases of it. could this be a case of mass hysteria? >> it it looks like it. this is very common in adolescent girls. when i say mass hysteria of a conversion disorder. meaning it converts anxiety into real physical symptoms. they're not faking. these are real physical symptoms. >> what do we know about cases like thi

former fresno state quarterback, broken up by brock. the 34-27 win, ending the season 1-3. -- 13-3. green bay and niners are the top seeds. new orleans hosts detroit, and the winner of the giants and cowboys wayne hosts atlanta. >> jags quarterback bryan hits west. colts lose and go 2-14 and get the number one pick, which should be stanford's andrew luck. >> the raiders needed a win over the chargers and a denver loss to the chiefs for any chance of a playoff spot. the raiders get on the board percent. palmer to darrius heyward-bey. back corner of the end zone. but rivers answers on third and nine. gates on the slant. 38-yard for the score. now 14-10 chargers. after the field goal. good win from five yards into his own end zone. not one raider touches him. 105 yards. san diego's first kickoff return for six since 2008. third quarter, no answer for rivers. third down this time vincent jackson. 31-16 bolts. fourth quarter, palmer, 22 yards to boss. great catch. 31-26 chargers, we have a game. but chargers answer on the drive to start it. from their open half yard line. rivers to floyd

aaron brock a -- erin brockovich is getting involved.ves a toxic chemical spill could have something to do with this. >> this high school in upstate new york -- at this high school in upstate new york, 15 teenagers have developed uncontrollable tics and faintings bells -- and thinkin spells. >> i cannot stand for more than two minutes. i am in a wheelchair. everything gets really bad at night. >> the doctor who has treated most of the teenagers believe this is a form of mass psychogenic illness, a rare disorder often called mass hysteria. >> i have never seen anything like this before. it is remarkable. >> until the famed environment activist erin brockovich -- enter the famed environmental activist, erin brockovich. >> there are other people reporting that they lived close to the spill site and that their family is experiencing health problems. >> members of routine visit -- of her team visited the site, wanting to know whether the ground water is contaminated from this bill 40 years ago. -- the spill 40 years ago. laura trevelyan, bbc

brock nearly beat them by itself. he was perfect from the field. cougars led by 22 at the half.their foot on the gas pedal. he was 8-8 on the day. can. >>> we'll wrap up all of the lowell college for you tonight. see you then, including that very important nfl game going. >> thank you, joe. >>> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, we're monitoring a protest planned for tonight in oakland. organizers are billing it as a rally against police and say it is not associated with the occupy movement. we will, of course, be watching that. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. >> our coverage continues tonight with the 10:00 news right here on channel 2. and we're always here for you online at ktvu.com and mobile k. it vu. we'll see you -- and mobile tkvu. we'll see you back here ton tonight at 10:00 -- back here tonight at 10:00.

. >> enter the famed environmental activist aaron brock bridge, was portrayed by the actress julia robertsin brockovich, once portrayed by actress julia roberts. they want to know whether the ground water might be contaminated by the chemical spill more than 40 years ago. meanwhile, she still does not know what is causing her tics. she just wants them to stop. bbc news, new york. >> for the united states, strong relations with europe are crucial, especially with the economic and security concerns, so when president obama met the georgian leader today, their alliance was top of the agenda. i was joined by president saakashvili to talk about it. in 2008, a leading american politician at the time of the georgian war with russia said "we are all georgians." is that the perception you still have i have been to the oval office before several times under previous administrations, but i have to say that this time our relations of the elevated to a new level. this time, there was a very concrete context. i came out with two messages. first, significant, but the fact that president obama spoke about

. >> reporter: that's the text message nicole brock meyer received in the middle of the night after another dorm resident reported being groped by a stranger. during the investigation, other students came forward. in all, there were four victims. >> the victims. >> other individuals came forward and started waking up. >> reporter: none of the women was hurt or hospitalized. the man may have gone door to door checking to see which ones were unlocked. all of the women he groped did not lock their doors. but it's a mystery how the attacker got in the dorm. >> at 10:00 the back door locks and this door stays open and they have ras and people sit there is making sure who comes in and out and signing the guests and stuff. but at 3 a.m. that's off. >> we have an ongoing problem like any other apartment manager with residents allowing others to tailgate in. we are' always discouraging that. >> reporter: police are still figuring out if the groper was another student. they are reviewing surveillance video. >> if we believe it will be helpful in identifying the suspects we'll release them to the stud

david brock a board to the parts alliance meeting last night.it showed all of the questions in the first mile of the blue- green way that is completed. we have harped over getting the first mile done and we were able to show it completed. the bayfront park section will be joined by the real big bayfront park, which is triggered by the completion of the campus. they are moving ahead very quickly and are hoping to have their first four block offices open by 2015. we are moving right along. thank you. >> what about the executive director's report? >> i would like to open the floor for nominations for the port commission president. any nominations? >> i would like to nominate doreen woo ho. >> seconded. >> are there any other nominations for port commission president? are there any other nominations for port commission president? are there any other nominations for port commission president? [laughter] seeing no one, the board closes the nomination. all in favor? >> aye. >> any opposed? i would like to congratulate commissioner woo ho, and pass the

homeowner joe brock says he just replaced the smeck alarm batteries last night -- smoke detector alarm batteries last night. he did get out. but he was very emotional about the loss of his home. >> to sit here and watch it burn to the ground like that, it's just devastating. it's taking a toll on me. we don't know what we're gonna do. we lost everything. >> the house is known as an extravagant display of lights. it attracts people from all over. >>> san francisco's new sheriff is scheduled to be arraigned thursday on criminal charges stemming from accusations he physically abused his wife. ross mirkarimi received a warm welcome from supporters at a martin luther king day breakfast held in his old supervisor's district. last friday, prosecutors charged the sheriff with misdemeanor, child endangerment, domestic violence, and asueding a witness -- dissuading a witness. this allegedly happened on new year's eve. both the sheriff and his wife deny the charges. >>> seven richmond police officers accuse police chief chris magnus and the former deputy chief of racial discrimination and harp. t

joseph brock says his wife changed the smoke detector batteries just last night. in martinez, lisa washington, cbs 5. >>> new at noon, a 14-year-old sexual assault suspect allegedly involved in two attacks in west oakland has finally turned himself n police issued an alert about the team last week saying they considered him armed and dangerous. the boy allegedly approached the women on bike, robbed them and forced them into a secluded area and allegedly assaulted them. >>> if you have been out here in the bay area it's cold. in fact, temperatures early this morning dipped below freezing in many locations. another freeze warning is in effect tonight. travelers had varied reactions to the cold snap. >> we come from an area where it's 85 degrees and above and so it's cold. >> we're used to 80ez we need a change. >> change is coming. black ice overnight on ridges and overpasses. elizabeth wenger has the forecast. >> you came from boston. this should be nothing for you, right? >> i know. but it's been so nice, i mean, come on. we're in the 60s and 70s for crying out lo

. >> that has been an image that people have tried to paint of me since the day that brock announced, that i am some angry black woman. >> what do you think of that image? >> i just try to be me, and my hope is over time people get to know me. there will always be people who will be disappointed. there will always be people who will not like me, ever. if >> does that bother you? >> no. >> the book says the first lady discovered a sense of mission in london when she was received by schoolgirls during a visit on sidelines of the summit. now she looks relaxed and confident, ready to be at his side and another four years if that is what america decides. >>> you have been watching "newsday" from the bbc. >> thank you very much for joining us. remember there is plenty more on all of the stories on the bbc news website. thank you very much for your company. bye-bye. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> you are no longer in the servic

he brock out of the slump in a big, big way. and committing two turnovers. admits he's putting pressure on himself to turn the team around. >> and i am sure -- and not running and i am doing the best i could trying to find people and to do the same thing from last year and to make the shot this year. you try to put it on your shoulders. i think i did it from time to time and -- to make some shots and playing basketball and make the right plays. >> and there is that buzz in the building and to come the first player since some guy named michael jordan wins three straight scoring titles and is fourth in the league, and led the thunder to a 12-2 record and that is the best in the nba. >> and there is some high praise for him. >> his ability to score his size, there were scores and that is -- and make itup guardable. there is so long, he has a 7'4", 7'5" wingspan and -- he's improved the defense. >> and -- and to some college hoops. georgetown, better news thanks to the senior guard jason clark and what a night for clark. and he was

at our dot com here's a taste of what's online right now a leading human rights campaigner is suing brock obama over a controversial new wall that enables the indefinite detention and torture of americans find out what prompted the pulitzer prize winner to take on the president . and parading barbie the american icon has outstayed her welcome in one muslim country or two dot com is the place to find out why the toy will be removed from every shop there. now blow after blow has been raining down on the struggling euro zone with ratings giant standard and poor's now slashing the grade of the region's ballet out fund after the agency stripped france and austria of their prized aaa ratings the rescue facility was left without enough top tier economies to guarantee its aaa status financial analyst william and all says the agencies are not impartial. the role that the u.s. based rating agencies have played since the greek crisis erupted in december of zero nine has been what many people here see as a brazenly political role and it happens to be that they preemptively downgrade greek sovereign d

race that would be better then brock obama. they're all the same the obama and the republicans are all. the only exception is ron paul you know which really depression is. the united states constitution has been repealed obama's legislation repealing the constitution and no one is concerned about it except ron paul and i want to get to all of that but i want to go back because you're saying ok no none of these guys are better so i want to talk about leadership and if any of them could lead the country could unify the country because many would argue you need leadership in order to be a successful president and although many support ron paul he is also a very divisive figure very polarizing obama you could argue did unify the country successfully three years ago but arguably has squandered that so is there anybody that could really unify the country and not among those running i'm not sure that ron paul is is divisive. it depends on what you think is yours and if americans are happy having a police state which is what they now h

that puts reagan to the left brock obama reagan's record has been rewritten in the last twenty plus years there's in fact there's this whole project was funded by a bunch of very wealthy people grover norquist heads it up the reagan legacy project one of their one of their explicit goals in addition to rewriting all the history about reagan or glossing over things like what you just saw is to make sure that in every county in america at least one building gets named after ronald reagan or one statue of gets put up when you look at his actual record he was he was no god he accounted for much of the destruction we see in our economy today and the few good things that he did today's republicans would be running away from. the republican candidates for president try to outdo each other over who's more like ronald reagan or at least the mythical ronald reagan was consummate governor scott walker's actually emulating reagan's legacy of busting up unions thirty years after reagan fired all the unionized air traffic controllers at co walker tried to dismantle public employee unions in wisconsin a

statesman once said that only the dead have seen the end of the war or the end of war and it wasn't brock obama has said that or george w. bush that was plato two thousand years ago he was right then he's right now you know president obama can go around the world saying the tide of war is receding but kim jong korea didn't get that message the mullahs who run iran didn't get that message the chinese government unelected unaccountable didn't get that government all of those governments plus pakistan are expanding their nuclear arsenal so for president obama to why i mean it's just it's just totally naive and it doesn't do anything to help american security doesn't help those around the world who want a civilized order and want to live their lives in peace it just is a big green light to unaccountable unelected governments that are acting in blue different ways and only going to do more so. their economy has declined to ok all right matthew and i to ask you i think it is just plain that a number. of those countries mentioned are in any way threatening the security of the united states ok go

shifting strategy brock obama announces an end to the rocks fall behind miers in favor of a power shift to asia x. emphasis on air domination and unconventional warfare. iran is calling the proposed oil embargo and economic war a strong reaction as the latest in a series of intensifying military and diplomatic responses by tehran amid growing pressure from western powers over its nuclear projects. as well tempted by big city life then disillusions next the tragic and turbulent story of a modern day revolutionary living on the u.s. mexican border. and the immigration bill goes down in the senate that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. critics of arizona's newly signed immigration bill say it allows police to stop anyone on the street based purely on the person's appearance governor brewer's response when asked by a reporter what illegal immigrant looks like. i do not know i do not know when legal immigrant that's right but the sticking point is what to do with the millions of people who are in this country in this country illegally the u.s. government will have no idea