oh, i'm trying to kill her. >> brynn, you are a dead butt. i'll kill you so hard. >> reporter: but why? what was going on with cole? there were some clues. the couple was warned that cole could inherit bipolar disorder from his father. >> we thought, give him a good upbringing, could maybe help that out a little bit. >> reporter: but no amount of love seemed to be helping cole. by the time he was 3 1/2, the family was in turmoil. >> hi, cole. >> reporter: cole's pediatrician says cole's behavior was getting worse. the range of kids you've seen with the kinds of issues that cole has -- where is he on the spectrum, 0 is a kid who is a regular old kid and 10 is the worst you've seen where's cole? >> he's pretty up there. he's a 9. >> reporter: he is? >> yeah. >> reporter: the doctor began by diagnosing him with adhd and a mood disorder. but there was more. >> cole, i think, because of his family history and because he really cycles, will probably end up as an adult with a diagnosis of bipolar disorder. >> reporter: and the doctor had a treatment

overnight news involving brynn's royal family.t involves the queen's 90-year- old husband. >>> another ugly holiday scene. that rumor that set off this mall brawl. >>> police in oakland are searching for suspects in an overnight shooting. it happened late last night near the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station. valves -- investigators say the male victim was behind the wheel of a red truck when he was shot in the neck. he's expected to survive. the iowa caucuses are now just one week away. the gop candidates are starting a major new push for support today, including bus tours. polls show mitt romney and ron paul vying for first place. but newt gingrich is close behind. and san francisco's annual tree cycling begins today. city leaders will gather for the free chipping ceremony. curbside tree collections begin next week. >>> a $206 million lottery jackpot is up for grabs tonight. people have been lining up to buy a ticket. lorraine blanco is at a doughnut shop in hayward where there's been some activity. lorraine? >> reporter: good morning.

for lom a year, he's been living in britain -- for almost a year, he's been living in brynn for a a -for -- for britain. >>> 8:14. well, democrats in washington, d.c. will try again this week to push the payroll tax cut through congress. alison burns in our washington, d.c. newsroom on the new idea democrats have to pay for the tax cut. allison? >> reporter: dave, the 2% payroll tax cut expires at the end of this month, so congress is running out of time to strike a deal, the democrats and republicans are at odd over how to pay for it. now, today, senate majority leader harry reid is expected to introduce a new plan to offset the cost. democrats are hinting they will use saving from winding down the wars in iraq and afghanistan. but that might not be very popular with republicans. as for how much the tax cut will save you, the white house the white house has posted a cal cau lighter on whitehouse.gov. you can enter your income and try out. president obama is calling on all americans to give it a try and then to act. >> tell them to put put money back in the pox -- to put -- to put mon