this san epidemic in the country not only bullying in person but bullying online. you see the reprecushions. you see the damage. your friend took her own life. you were arrested along with other girls. what do you say to kids? >> stop being a bystander. speak up. it could cause someone's death. and you don't want to lose a friend. >> mom, what about the parent? what about parental responsibility? because there are experts who say that parents should be responsible. they should know what their child is doing. even if the children is a bully or is -- the child is the one who is being bullied. you have to know at all times what your kids are doing. >> i feel that parents should be more educated. the schools are now offering programs which i'm taking to find out how to get online to be able to check your kids' facebook, to be able to operate a computer because i didn't know how. schools are offering those programs now and i'm taking full advantage of those programs and i want to make sure that my child is doing the responsible thing. >> so yur advice to parents is to k

in 2011 bully became part of the luxury group. nonetheless they continue to be active within the group. carl and the other son continue as president and vice president and france sick as ceo of the entire watch division of the group. now surprisingly in the early days one would not find precious jewel as a superior manufacture and sold silver ware. this was virtual following in the family footprints tradition. so titus his father and grandparent had been skilled silver smiths as well as his ancestors who came from a small village in paris and that's in northern greece and albany and they had all been involved in the silver trade and making silver. now, throughout his extensive network of shops 710 told me solidarity facts of the greek tradition as well as antics. it was only around 1915 they began to difference his stoke to reporter his silver artifacts. this required a lot of capital which led him to focus his activity in only one outlet the number ten store which you see here and it's still the flagship store of burgery worldwid

or who is a bully?ids react to the show 'cause i really love it how they're like, "oh, my god, you know, i really was moved and stuff," and, you know, it's great that we're actually, like, making a change or a difference in what kids think. >> some of the cast members were once in the audience themselves. >> i decided to join the play because it really sent out a good message when i first saw it, and it was something that i've always wanted to do because i've been bullied myself. >> after the show, students told us they're more determined than ever to stand up to bullying. there's even a term for it -- being an "up-stander." >> an up-stander is somebody who takes a stand for someone who's being bullied, and they don't just stand by. they really speak out, and they defend them, and they help them. >> we can go tell an adult, or we can say, "stop." >> they've got the right idea. if we had a lot more up-standers, we'd have a lot fewer bullies. >> a lot of teens are addicted to something we all have in our

but of bully abroad since the 1920s. now those hip jewels found favor in particular in the years leadership up to the celebrations of the american bicentennial of the 1976. it was under the third-generation or the third coincide jewels gained momentum. now coin jewels are not a novelty. that is to say when you find a coin as a centerpiece of a jewel. now this jeweler dates back many centuries and here you see pictured for example, a late he roman coin jewels you'll see in the british museum that dates to the late 19th century, 1970s that was created by the jewelers family jewelers in he rome. now this is just to show you that coins have long been used in jewelers for many centuries it was really bully that revived them in the 20 sit up. they range in ancient coins with the greek coins that dates to the fourth century b.c. to the wonderful broach dating to the 1970s set with a rare american dollar dating to 1926. so the range is extremely broad. possibly one of my favorite is this rather extreme example it is a incredibly

stressed out when you are being bullied, we have to let everyone know we don't tolerate that. it is critical we make those changes. >> reporter: school staff will get professional training so when students report incidents [éqóplace. >> not just think it is a problem and not deal with it. it is important and critical we have administrators to address the problem. >> you should already know what to do to stop it. . >> we have circumstances where kids need to relate to each other and accept differences. >> reporter: the board will hold a retreat on january 4th. a meeting will be held and regulations will be implemented. >>> we continue our team coverage with j.r. stone who spoke with the victim who said the board could have helped sooner. >> a transgender student said they were bullied and tried to get help, but that woman was uncertain about what steps to take. >> i was just sticking up for myself because a lot of students -- just because you are different you are picked on, name calling, bullied, taunted, harassed. i still feel unsafe. like i have to not keep my guard down. i

when they prefer not to get bullied? and imagine how desperate depressed someone must get to take the most valuable thing they have ever had -- in their own life. now it is only a number in our heads -- 20. in context, there are 11 players on a football team. this means that after a match, only the goalie is left. these young people believe family, friends, it and the families behind, and the bullies over member it for the rest of their lives that they will feel the responsibility. this shows the severity and seriousness of this issue. and how ineffective the policies that we have our. this to be to vote our national campaign and let's make a difference, thank you. [applause] >> jakub, thank you very much for that. to oppose the motion -- [applause] >> thank you, mr. speaker. we all like to have a little fun at time at someone else's expense, the clothes they wear, their hair, or simply their family life, all of these things are often poor people to make remarks on, but have we ever really thought about the impact a part

. >> it's bullying in america at its worst. it's caught on video. >> sometimes stopped in their tracks by everyday people. >> i didn't care if he had a gun. >> the crimes are cruel. >> i'm angry at what they did to me. >> the criminals calculating. >> you definitely want to do this? >> i'm positive, like 5,000% sure. >> and cold blooded. >> she says we'll stab the bitch, kill her. >>> "caught on camera: crimes and crime stoppers." hello. i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." you see a crime unfolding before your very eyes. the law breakers are armed, so what do you do? run for help? call 911? or would you try to stop the bad guys yourself? it's one thing to get involved if you're young and able. but in the story you are about to see, one of the unlikeliest of people says, not on my watch. northampton, england. it's a bold and brash robbery in broad daylight as three sledgehammer-wielding thugs wail away at this jewelry store front. and three getaway drivers on mopeds rev their engines. it appears no one can stop t

the face of the son of bullying bill easily. it costed me bring justice to some victims thanks to its own view that education will ultimately prevents more tragedies. it's very difficult to hold children and youth responsible for the whole year for which we have not given any education in any foundation to understand the implications that are connected. christine use cctv toronto. the things they have they not care a reason for week ten is to cheer at this holiday season. the busy thanksgiving weekend retail sales bill by roughly forty percent in the united states and the awful for many retired as this christmas period is more of a vibe in her eye that one retail trend that is adding some twinkle to the season is online sial it's going to cuba has more from now. american bureau this holiday season. colleen harris plans on avoiding the store is altogether. it's not that he will by his loved ones gifts. he just wants to do it with a few clicks of the comfort of the cabbage instead of the old fashioned way. ninety five two hundred

. >>> contra costa county is tackling bullying. >> reporter: the transgender teen is here at the meeting. we spoke to the teen moments ago. >> be strong and have a thick skin. if people say a lot of hurtful things, you should build that thick skin but at the same time don't build it up where you get hurt. >> they are talking about bullying and sexual harassment. the meeting began moments ago. >> reporter: most kids look forward to time on the playground. >> bullying is always a playground. >> reporter: it doesn't stop at elementary school. this is video between three girl and a transgender student. this is why there is a special board meeting tonight. >> we don't want our heads in the sand. >> reporter: the board needs to lead by example. they are talking about the gang rape of a girl at home coming, a felony crime that cost young men their freedom, a girl her innocense and the district. >> we want this to be an open conversation where we talk about bullying and prevent that. >> reporter: in addition to changing behavior, they want to put in surveillance in all schools in the next 10 yea

one of 500 surveyed about being bullied at school the 15-year-old and her mother won'ting for get a bullyinghe east side union high school district. it involved a teacher. >> she is like if you don't stop talking i'm going rip that thing off your head the class was silent and shocked and gasped. >> the teacher was talking about her hijab. she told her principal, who called a meeting with the family and teacher. >> said she was joking around or whatever. i told her that is something she should never joke about. >> a complaint was made to bay area chapter on council of american islamic relations resulting in sensitivity training. it's now part of a report on bullying and muslim students in california, 500 students were surveyed >> we discovered is that 50% of the students, you know, one out of every two, reported they had been teased on account of being muslim. >> the report found one in five were unsure about participating on classroom discussions about islam. others were unsure if teachers respected their religion. >> a bit of anger and we've got to do something about it. a plan of action. >

while making gains, it's understood bullying will not be eliminated. >> can't fix it. it will be like those people who just keep it under the curtain. they don't talk about it. >> reporter: which is why district officials actually like cell phone videos. it makes it much more difficult to hide the ugliness that exists. in hercules, ann notarangelo, kpix 5. >> now, the district attorney's office says it does have this case but since it involves juveniles it will not comment on whether charges will be filed. >>> authorities are zeroing in on a suspect who stole a woman's belongings and cat and threw them into the san francisco bay. the cats died before they could be rescued from the cold bay waters. the incident happened last week near pier 14 in san francisco. take a good look at this video. this was taken at a san francisco hotel near the embarcadero. authorities say the man pictured here was identified by a witness as the person who threw the cats into the water. >> we're making progress. we have been getting calls from the public. we were able to -- my officers have

what he says happened after the student tried to get help after he claims he was bullied. bullied. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> catherine: it's beginning to look more and more like the train operator was to blame for sunday's crash of a commuter train in the bronx. certain mechanical problems are now being ruled out. while the new information being released on the operator is troubling. >> catherine: the focus on engineer william rockefeller is intensifying. when asked what happened.why the train was going 82 miles an hour into a curve where the limit was 30 miles an hour.he reporte

>> officials at crystal lake middle school changed her classes to get her away from the bullies.her mom pulled her out of school to keep her safe to home school her. >> i gave her my old cell phone. rebecca found her way back online. she wanted to see what was going on in her world >> there were bullies that weer tormenting her to her death. >> she had accounts on askfm and ki kik. we hate you so much. >> it is unclear why she snapped. she revealed portions of her journal and police reports. early accept she climbed the tower she could see and jumped. >> the two arrests we made last night -- >> sheriff arrests two of the girls that had been bullying her online. and she killed herself but i don't give a -- >> they were charged not with her death but with stalking. charges that were later dropped in exchange for court ordered counseling. >> both girls posted nasty mess iths on their sites. >> they didn't get away with it at all. had we not arrested them. they wouldn't have been required for volunteered for such counseling. critics say they over reacted by charging the girls and foc

one of the first step is to send a message warning attacker to stop bullying. failure to comply could it be too weak to confiscation of cell phones and computer it. or even a fine of five thousand dollars we had many challenges in the past were hoping to change that to make him to show that cyber bullying is socially unacceptable that very socially harmful. on its education is also necessary many canadians colts have study program that is scary to hyperbole. at first around the world are monitoring the results that beat approaching. arianna but gt any tear welled halifax if they are the guys. it's an fha can someone there it's cold and tokyo and some residents as seeing snow outside their windows me down shoes and family has a smart and wild weather. it's me did you receive any icy precipitation mistake. last year in areas of central japan hobbits and no this is picture from the suburb of tokyo. yesterday the summer so that i can have the first snowfall of the season yesterday and several centimeters found the mountains were also decorated with snow and that ha

and so the chris christie bully image, as far as him bullying other politicians, frankly, who cares?ther things. they remember him standing up and calling out his own party over hurricane sandy. they remember him being willing to speak about something that they felt others had been quiet about. so given that we have a do-nothing congress, given that there's so much anger towards the way in which congress has played politics with the concerns of the people, the elements that critique christie for his bully image as far as other republican politicians are concerned maybe the people won't care. how does this manifest and play out since we expect to see christie in 2016 running for the presidency? that's the question. >> which brings me to the question for susan. a new polls shows he is the strongest gop contender in a match-up against hillary clinton. are you worried about this at all? >> not at all. it's really not much -- it's basically a reflection of he is the front-runner. so people are trying to cobble stories on him. and this just happens to be one. but i think esther was right.

ours is purple and it says see a bully, stop a bully. the latest research seems to suggest that actually if you confront a bullet and tell a bully to stop, most of the time that will work. so we have to educate. we have to confront. we have to actually pay attention to the interventions for both those who are bullied and those who bully. and so to the extent that we need some policies to make that a reality, great, it is the policies without that don't happen, it's going to be worse. and so i've been -- we've worked with the administration about this. we are big promoters of the bullying movie. we've worked with the rfk foundation about this and a bunch of other foundations. the cartoon network, forgive me just out. we've done a lot of that stuff, and the second piece of your question in terms of teachers. let me just do a day in to teachers for a minute. you know, we are in a really odd place in the united states of america. you see this in terms of teachers results. teaching is so respected in other places. we are who unlock a future f

the bully pulpit.e book the bully pulpit doris kearns goodwin paints a picture and when it comes to the presidency and the press. she joins us now. doris, explain to those of us who vbt heard it all their life, the bully pulpit. it isn't about bullying kids in the schoolyard. bullying kids i the schoolyard. it means something entirely different. and while you're talking, tell me if president obama is doing a good job of using it. >> bully at that time meant splendid or great. and pulpit meant that the presidency has a platform unparalleled to educate the country and to change public sentiment to force change from the outside in. he had a similar situation to president obama. he had a congress, especially a republican old guard, who are his party, who wouldn't pass the legislation he needed to deal with the problems of the industrial age. so he had to mobilize the country to pressure them, once the bills got to the floor, they passed, and it was good for the party that they did so. and i think as far as

. >> plus a tribute to a young girl tonight who was bullied in school. her parents say they did everything by the book, but she lost her life. and tonight, they rear sharing her story so others don't fall victim. >> metro riders speaking out about forced air hikes. how much more you could fork out? >> and an outpouring of reaction from local athletes like rg3. stay right here. ♪ >> prosecutors claim there are crime scenes showing victims of domestic violence and naked girls. another officer is now on desk duty, being questioned on whether he alerted washington that he was about to be arrested. and the third officer is now being investigate for a possible prostitution ring involving teenage girls. he has not been charged. >> tonight, grieving family and friends of a virginia girl believe she might have been bullied to death. 13-year-old faith committed suicide last weekend. a viewing was held in herndon. her stepfather says he wants more people to know about bullying. >> faith's friends are devastated. >> right now, the parents and community are focused o

they're now working on the bullying policy. another meeting is set for late january to implement a new code. >>> sunny jail e veil -- how the 49ers new stadium -- today's meeting will give aun update to look at traffic, parking, and public safety surrounding the new levi stadium in santa clara. there will be room for public comment at the end of the meeting. the sunnyveil -- the stadium is set to open in time for the start of the 2014 season. >>> today is the day charities are hoping you'll open up your wallet. it's giving tuesday. there's one charitable group in particular that's hoping you'll give generously to them. here are the details from nbc bay area chris clackum. >> reporter: traysy williams is getting a larger than normal -- for the larger than income in her hometown -- >> we have like a 14% unemployment rate, so we have a lot of people that's out of work. >> nagging unemployment is but one reason, but what's expected to be record run on food banks across the country. three years ago 37 million americans were served b

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ours is purple and says "see a bully, stop a bully." the latest research seems to suggest that if you confront a bully and tell them to stop, most of the time that will work. we have to educate and we have to confront and we have to actually pay attention to the interventions for both those who are bullied and those who bully. to that extent, we need the policy to make that a reality. but if the policies do not happen, it will be worse. we have worked with the administration about this. we are big promoters of the bullying movie. we have worked with the rfk foundation about this. we have worked with the cartoon network, we have done a lot of that stock. the second piece of your question, in terms of teachers. let me just do a paen to teachers. we are in an odd place in the united states of america. you see this in terms of kids as well. teaching is so respected in other places. we are physicians of the mind. we are unlocking a future for kids. yet we are still in a space where we get demonized and denigrated. somebody is attempting to s

andria borba on their plan to fight back against bullying. >> reporter: despite talk about bullying at tonight's west contra costa school board sparked by this, the disturbing reality of what on campus harassment looks like. cell phone video of transgender student jules gutierrez involved at a fight with three other girls at their high school last month. >> enough is enough. you can stretch a rubber band so far and it will snap. >> reporter: jules and the other girls were each suspended two days. tonight she described the harassment that drove her to her breaking point. >> she spits gum in her hand and throwns it in my face almost landed in my mouth. it came to a point where i wanted to like physically hurt myself and that's bad. >> being bullied in general. >> reporter: other students and teachers came forward saying the culture in west contra costa schools have to change. >> create school environments that are truly welcoming and inclusive for all because if we catch these young people, then everybody else falls in line. >> reporter: it's a point board member charles ramsey concedes

for those who might need to listen to this, talk about what bullying someone with special needs does,he person who has special needs and to the sibling of the child with special needs. >> i think in our situation, david maybe doesn't have the -- really the mental capacity to understand that they are bullying him. for us, it was a little bit more difficult because you want to stand up for your brother. it's one thing when somebody is making fun of you but you see your little brother who can't help himself and it hurts on a deeper level. and so it -- i'd like to see that stop. i mean, i'd like to see all bullying stop, but more so when someone can't help themselves, it hurts more. >> sure. >> do you think because your brother can't really express himself, do you think maybe a little different, you're speaking for him in that sense? >> that's exactly the case. i felt like i -- i hope that i can be the hope for other children. and i can just teach people what a great blessing they are. >> what's next? i don't know that writing was your career choice, it seems like it is working okay? >> i

ours is purple and says "see a bully, stop a bully." the latest research seems to suggest that if you confront a bully and tell them to stop, most of the time that will work. we have to educate and we have to confront and we have to actually pay attention to the interventions for both those who are bullied and those who bully. to that extent, we need the policy to make that a reality. but if the policies do not happen, it will be worse. we have worked with the administration about this. we are big promoters of the bullying movie. we have worked with the rfk foundation about this. we have worked with the cartoon network, we have done a lot of that stock. the second piece of your question, in terms of teachers. let me just do a paen to teachers. we are in an odd place in the united states of america. you see this in terms of kids as well. teaching is so respected in other places. we are physicians of the mind. we are unlocking a future for kids. yet we are still in a space where we get demonized and denigrated. somebody is attempting to s

the bully pulpit.n the book the bully pulpit doris kearns goodwin paints a picture and when it comes to the presidency and the press. she joins us now. doris, explain to those of us who haven't heard it all their life, the bully pulpit. it isn't about bullying kids in the schoolyard. it means something entirely different. that's what teddy roosevelt was so good at doing. square deal, speak softly and carry a big stick. he gave maxwell house the slogan, good to the very last drop. he was brilliant at that. >> he was an old police commissioner in new york. he had an amazing career. what makes every republican, i mean, almost, i think every republican and almost every democrat i can think of love teddy roosevelt as a president. was it the rough riders, san juan hill, the heroism of his youth. what was it? why is he on mt. rushmore? he's up there. >> he is, indeed. i think it's a combination of things. one is, as you say, he had a cowboy mentality and a physical sense of being a big active guy. but at the

speaking out about being bullied and not receiving the proper help. pam moore from richmond especial board meeting was held right now. >> reporter: belleek and try to get help from an assistant principal of that woman was unsure as to what steps to take. >> this because you are different you get name calling and picked on and bullet. harassed. all of those i still feel unsafe like i have to keep my guard down. i have to look everywhere. look behind me yes i actually did try to get health from my vice principal but i guess i started getting bullied and harassed by people and name- calling and i did not know what to do. just kind of like a enough enough is enough. suspended >> reporter: after the fight. those with the school board says bullying cases in suspension cases are dealt with this is an example that more needs to be done. and richmond j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> reporter:developing right now.searchers are looking for this plane.missing since yesterday.an a family of five from san jose was on board. >> reporter:the search is focused near the smal

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the saying one in five muslim students suffer bullying because of their religion. family is sharing their story with us >>. this 15-year-old and her mother won'ting for get a bullying incident at high school neeft side union district. it didn't involve a student but one of her teachers. >> ways chatting and my teacher turns to me and said i'm going to rip that thing off your head the whole class is silent. and shocked. >> the teacher talking about her hijab, a head scarf. she told her principal p who called a meeting with the family and teacher. >> that is something people don't joke about. it's a sensitive thing. >> a complaint was made to the bay area chapter, resulting innocence activity training for the staff. the superintendent told us the teacher in question was disciplined. the episode now part of a report on bullying of muslim students in california. >> what we discovered is that 50% of the students you know one out of every two, reported that they had been teased on account of being muslim. >> the report found one in five students were unsure about partici

the saying one in five muslim students suffer bullying because of their religion. one family is sharing their story with us >>. this 15-year-old and her mother won'ting for get a bullying incident at high school neeft side union district. it didn't involve a student but one of her teachers. >> ways chatting and my teacher turns to me and said i'm going to rip that thing off your head the whole class is silent. and shocked. >> the teacher talking about her hijab, a head scarf. she told her principal p who called a meeting with the family and teacher. >> that is something people don't joke about. it's a sensitive thing. >> a complaint was made to the bay area chapter, resulting innocence activity training for the staff. the superintendent told us the teacher in question was disciplined. the episode now part of a report on bullying of muslim students in california. >> what we discovered is that 50% of the students you know one out of every two, reported that they had been teased on account of being muslim. >> the report found one in five students were unsure about par

but as he plans a possible presidential run, does he run the risk of coming off like a bully?>> and let me finish tonight with why i think phil robertson should keep his show at least for now despite all the horrible things he said. this is "hardball," the place for politics. [ male announcer ] here's a question for you: where does the united states get most of its energy? is it africa? the middle east? canada? or the u.s.? the answer is... the u.s. ♪ most of america's energy comes from right here at home. take the energy quiz. energy lives here. >>> former new york governor eliot spitzer and his wife have ended their marriage after 26 years. the spitzers announced the news in a joint statement. she was by her husband's side when he resigned from the governorship in 2008 after that prostitution scandal. but she did not campaign for him earlier this year. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to "hardball." on christmas day, a greeting came from an unlikely source. nsa leaker edward snowden. he sent out what he called an alternative christmas message to the uk's channel 4. here

one out of four kids is bullied. and some would say, well, they're calling everything bullying. well, i believe if we do the outreach, we can find a way to develop an infrastructure so that there will be people who will find, one, the comfort of knowing someone cares, a system that intervenes when someone feels something is untoward, and to break the shackles of bullying by getting rid of the atmosphere that is tolerated because it is done in silence and fear. i also introduced a gun safety legislation and i would hope that someday we can have universal background checks but as i was drive driving to the airport -- driving to the airport i read an ad in the newspaper that had gun safes on sale. i said, that guy, i want to give him an award. because my simple legislation requires individuals to store their guns. have all the guns you want, but have them stored and safe, particularly if you are with a large number of them and to be able to secure and protect children and those who want to do us harm. one of the things that the c.b.c. worked on that i'm proud that we worked on it,

for bullying. i have a sensitive child who also comes from an unusual background we have a minority in our family and she's be able to be loved and nurtured and learn and excel at creative arts. i feel like creative arts predates the charter movement to create a place to innovate so i'm appreciative your creating the creative arts a charter way back so thanks (clapping.) is it okay to have one of our other students talk? >> hi, i'm 13 and i'm in eight grad at the creative arts school. the school is a safe environment and i've been to go since i was in kindergarten i was born in november. i made friends constantly and everything he i've learned i remembered my friends and known people for 9 years. the arts integration has helped me with academics it's been easier and having separate arts classes it's effected me because people are helping people. i'd be able to choose what i wanted to do. the staff is really, really amazing he have a one-on-one help from them. it is an amazing school. thank you (cla

fix bullying because it's still going to be like those people who just keep it under the curtain.don't talk about it. >> reporter: which is why district officials actually like cell phone videos. it makes it much more difficult to hide the ugliness of that exists. in hercules, ann notarangelo, kpix 5. >> the d.a.'s office says it does have this case but since it involves juveniles, it won't comment on whether charges will or will not be filed. >>> other bay area headlines, a man hit and killed by two cars in san mateo has been identified as 58-year-old scott van dyke. police say van dyke was not in a crosswalk when he was hit this morning on el camino real under highway 92. one driver left the scene but police found him and say he is cooperating. >>> one person is dead following a mobile home fire this morning in mountain view. this is the aftermath of that blaze. firefighters say when they arrived, flames made it too dangerous to enter the home. then they did what they could do to keep that fire from spreading. the victim's name hasn't been released and the cause is still under i

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when you get bullied.to a really low place, and i went out the back and tried to hang myself. >> right down there is where it happened. just straight down there. >> at school, casey tries his best to avoid confrontations. >> i was feeling scared. i didn't want to pursue. >> but he's about to reach the breaking point. as the seconds tick by, frustration built up over years of abuse ignites. >> you really don't know what's going to happen. >> casey lifts the bully over his head and body slams him to the ground. >> after i did it, it was like, yay, finally, it's over. >> before casey's mom sees the video, she's expecting a different kind of ending to her son's bullying story. >> i was more expecting coming home, yelling, screaming, swearing, something. but my god. >> all it takes is eight hours for the cell phone video to go viral and then spark an international media frenzy. >> i was actually sitting down, eating my cereal and all of a sudden i'm on tv. >> underdogs around the world sing casey's praises. he'

. >> an emergency meeting tonight in one bay area school district to combat bullying. here is cell phone video of a recent fight. hairs pulled, punches thrown as a group gangs up on a student. now school officials say enough is enough. andrea with their plan to end the bullying. >> tonight's west contra costa school board sparked by this. the disturbing reality of what on campus harassment looks like. this is cell phone video transgender student, jewels involved in a fight with three other girls at her school last month. >> enough is enough. you could stretch a rubber band so far and it will snap. >> jewels and the other girls involved were each suspended for two days for fight. tonight in front of the board, jewels detailed the harassment that drove her to her breaking point. >> she puts gum in her hands and mouth and throws it in my face. >> came to a point where i wanted to physically hurt myself and that's bad. >> being bullied in general -- >> other students and teachers came forward, saying the culture in west contra costa schools has to change. >> create school

: the school board is expected to meet again on january 29th when a new policy on harassment and bullyings expected to be adopted. kimberly tere, nbc bay area news. >>> back to school for an oakland teenager. today was sasha fleischman's first day back. the agender teen has been out for four weeks after another teenager set her on fire aboard the bus. the teenager will not be taking the bus alone any more. >>> no rain, it's a messy night for a san jose neighborhood. but water service has been restored after a water main break at camden avenue. it happened this morning. a few hours later a bigger hole opened up. the crews spent the evening repairing it. the age of the water main might have caused a rupture. >>> the balmy weather is being replaced with cold temperatures, freezing temperatures are possible for parts of the bay area this week. jean ellie is live in san francisco. can you feel the cold? >> reporter: i can feel it. we are expected the winds to pick up and make it feel even colder. it's a change we need to prepare for. shoppers are bundling up in san francisco. it's cold and exp

the school district already has a zero tolerance policy will when it comes to bullying and fights ondmit that policy has not the been completely effective. now, this meeting grew out of an incident last month at hercules high school where a transgender student who had been bullied ended up in a brutal fight with tli gi three girls on campus. no one was seriously hurt, but the incident prompted district officials to schedule this meeting to take a closer look at what they can do to prevent such fights and the bullying that fuels them going forward. >> that ignited the issue and we felt like we better step in now as a board and give direction as policymakers so they know we're serious. we can't have a bunch of lawyers coming and suing us every day all day around our failure to make our school safe. >> reporter: educators say the anti-bullying conversation really needs to start along before the students reach middle and high school where the incidents can be a lot more serious. even life threatening. tonight at the meeting, they will go over the policies and programs in place, talk abou

. >> new report out tonight reveals disturbing trend in school bullying involving muslim students in california. council on american islamic relation care says 1 in 5 muslim students suffer bullying because of their religion. 7 news reporter is in san jose where one family is sharing the story. >> 15-year-old fatima and her mother won't forget a bullying incident last spring at fatima's high school in the east side union hay school district in san jose. but it didn't involve a fellow student but one of her teachers. >> everyone was like chatting and whatever and then my teacher just turned to me if you don't stop talking i'll rip it off the head then the whole class was like so silent and shocked and gapsed. >> teacher was talking about fatima islamic head scarf. fatima told her principal who took quick action and called a meeting with the family and teacher. >> she said she was like joking around and i told her she shouldn't ever joke about. especially like sensitive things. >> complaint was made to the bay area chapter of the council on american islamic relations which resulted in

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the transgender student reported being bullied before the flight. the west con yatrack costa school district will discuss concerns about violence and bullying. the public meeting will be held in richmond tonight at 6:30 p.m. >>> a suspicious device at a residential hotel in san francisco this morning prompted evacuations and a street closure in the miss district. the bomb squad responded to the 16th street hotel between guerrero and valencia this morning. police shut down the area to vehicles and pedestrians. the person in the building told us a front desk employee discovered a device in a unit that belonged to a long-time resident who recently passed away. >> they found grenade in the front room of a man who passed away last week and they closed down the entire block and the building evacuated all of us. >> the device was determined to be not hazardous. 16th street was reopened an hour later. >>> president obama today pledged to continue the fight againsted a in this country and around the globe. a large red ribbon hangs in front of the white house

, but he was there bully. >> yes, exactly. the problem is that this is now creating traffic, it's preventing people from getting to work, it's creating a potentially dangerous situation where the director said thankfully no one died. >> first responders couldn't get from point a to point b in the town of ft. lee. >> that's a different kind of bullying that people don't like. i think overwhelmingly that polls showed that many new jerseyans feel that christie is on their side. but this looks like he played favorites for his own political gain. >> it's just a simple whodunit. the first answer was a traffic study. no one can produce any evidence that such a thing existed. if it was a traffic study, you got to come up with an answer. but until they come up with an answer, it's a story, it's a big story. >> and the democrats have now made clear that they don't intend to let that go. there are still seven subpoenas out in the new jersey assembly. there's senator jay rockefeller. to make most things happen, you do have to have congres

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we have some edge, but we're not all bullies. you know, here's chris christie's problem, i think, going forward. obviously for him, it's all about 2016. it's not -- if he were sort of a bully and a charmer, if he were a little sarcastic, but said things with a smile, it's that he chooses winners and losers for his bullying. i think right now, the people he's the most aggressive about are reporters, and other republicans. those two categories of people are not exactly the people he should be attacking so often. >> maybe that's what people like him so much, is he really is, you know, speaking true to the people who aren't usually spoken to that way, right? ray, what do you think? >> yeah, i think the fact that he has been really tough on other republicans is part of why many people in the wider public who are frus rated with republicans at times think it's admirable. i think people appreciate that. the really difficult thing in the article is the suggestion that his bullying is sometimes about getting his way. that is, the idea tha