we're talking about bullying and bullying prevention.oining me in the studio right now are folks from the rainbow community center in contracosta county, kim baranek, inclusive schools coordinator and mayela zuniga who is a youth mentor. thank you bowing for being here today. >> thanks for having us. >> i've been enjoying visiting with you on the break. may yellla, you work with the kids. when you were growing up, you didn't have a lot of role models. tell me about that and how that relate tosses the kids. >> i grew up very first generation mexican-american and grew up very working class and in southern alameda county. and when i started realizing that i wasn't straight, it was very difficult for me because i didn't know anyone especially anyone that looks like me that will identified as gay. so it was very isolating. tan actually wasn't until i really connected with organizations similar to the rainbow community center in southern alameda county that i really got to see role models and people that were like me. >> how much of a differen

many parents don't know when their kids are bullying or getting bullied?ohn about getting bullies anyway. think about what we are talking about. i like what david said. if it happens in the private sector, it's probably the right way to do it. the schools spend so much money on education, they should send nutritionists to our homes. if you post nasty things about another employee after hours, your boss is not going to be it's half 5:00 i don't care what you do. i think the logic could apply like public schools. they should be run like companies anyway. >> when did the school become an expert on cyber bullying. joe is my classmate, i don't like you. who decides? are the schools trained to be an expert on cyber bullying? i don't think so. >> the schools run badly. it doesn't mean they shouldn't attempt to deal with the issue. >> become experts it's to be aware of what could arise to suicide or other harmful things to the students there at school. >> thanks, guys. gotta leave it there. thanks to david mercer for joining us. >>> the hottest gift that is sparki

: tom is a licensed therapist who helps children being bullied. so much attention being given to the problem of bullying, why does it continue? >> the problem is with intervention. anyone can have a policy on the shelf, but what going to be done if someone is chronically bullying? >> reporter: previous complaints by ronin shimizu's parents were handled properly, but they were reviewing the situation. they would not tell us how the complaints were handled. >> it was not a place i called enjoyable. >> reporter: today, this video surfaced on youtube. a teenager ernesto martinez paying homage to ronin saying he was bullied himself. >> i talked to my parents, the administration. they came in at least once a month to talk about them about what was going on and the administration didn't do anything. >> lawyers say there is no law against bullying here this california. it is free speech unless someone is being violent or threatening violence. >>> san jose shut down the giant encampment, but the homeless are not gone. where they are hanging out tonight. >>

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we want to stop this bullying.to kill. >> jones says adults need to pay attention and when necessary, intervene. and for all the bullies out there, james has a stern warning. >> we're here. we began this fight. we're not going nowhere. bully, beware. >>> coming up -- caught stealing. and a race for the space gives new meaning to double parking. >> she actually pushed this car all the way out of the space. >>> when "caught on camera: bad behavior" continues. i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 50,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards, even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning a business even more rewarding. ink from chase. so you can. with a favorite book is nice. but i think women would rather curl up with their favo

friends suspect bullying. >> despite a lot of action from state lawmakers and school districts, bullyingontinues. >> reporter: tom is a licensed therapist and helps children being bullied. we wanted to know with so much attention being given to the problem of bullying, why does it continue? >> the problem is with intervention. everybody can have a policy but what is going to be done if somebody is chronically bullying somebody? >> reporter: he says he has noticed school leaders in the area have been slow to react to complaints and social media makes it harder to witness. >> i think stricter penalties would be a good idea if it's found that there was not enough done here. >> reporter: today the school district told us previous complaints by ronin's parents were handled properly. but they were reviewing the situation. they would not tell us how the complaints were handled. >> it wasn't a place i called, you know, enjoyable. >> reporter: today this video surfaced on youtube, a teenager necessary stow martinez paying homage to ronin and claiming he was bullies during his time at folsom middl

>> me hacen bullying, me tachan, no les hice nada para que me hagan bullying. >> quÉ mÁs te hacÍan?Ás y dices: me caes mal. o empujan. o los golpes. no me gusta y y le dan un go >> el sitio oficial del gobierno contra el acoso informa que enfrentan el llamado... ciber acoso. >> yo miro unos niÑos que se quieren matar, se quieren suicidar, porque creen que estÁn feos. por eso digo que bullying es no algo agradable. >> la madre entiende las secuelas de estas bejaciones. >> mi hijo viviÓ bullying, acoso personal. acoso sexualmente. verbal, emocional. Él llegÓ al extremo que quiere morir, no quiere ver a nadie. >> quÉ pasÓ en el baÑo? >> yo me estaba lavando las manos con jabÓn. acabÉ. y me jalÓ los pantalones. yo me fui rÁpido. todos me vieron. >> la madre de este pequeÑo dice que vino docenas de veces para pedir ayuda para terminar con los abusos. josefina dice que sus suplicas no fueron atendidas por los directivos o maestros del plantel hasta que sucediÓ una tragedia. >> fue pateado en sus partes privadas, lo llevamos al doctor, no podemos revisarlos porque son partes privadas. ya n

do you have a last word to those behind ugly bullying of your own case?nt to say thank you. >> thank you so much for that positive message. thank you for all you're doing right now. really appreciate you coming on. we'll continue to follow the story. jade dashgs i hope you'll keep us updated. >> of course. thank you. >> thank you, everybody, at home for joining us. we want to update on hashtag battle. we asked whether you think the media should be reporting stories from that sony hack or whether it's unethical to do so. interesting response. 50% saying, yes, the contents of the hack should be reported. 42% saying, no. that wraps up today's "r.f. daily," appreciate your time. happy hanukkah, everybody. go ahead and celebrate. it's time for "the reid report" with my colleague joy reid. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share ideas to make smart business decisions. if you mess up, fess up

>> i'm crying. >> i thought it was only kids that got bullied.eally didn't think too much about adults. >> unless you have something nice to say, don't say anything at all. >> how about you shut the [ bleep ] up? >> june 18th, 2012. greece, new york. for students at athena middle school, it's the last week of classes before their summer break. 68-year-old karen kline is a bus monitor and has worked in the school system for more than 20 years. the bus driver asks karen to supervise the back of the bus on the ride home from school. >> it was always the same kids that went to the back of the bus. every once in awhile, they'd make a snide remark. i told the bus driver i didn't want to go back there. >> oh, my god. you're so fat. >> out of earshot of the bus driver, the group of four rowdy boys starts taunting karen, recording the entire incident on a camera phone. >> karen, you're fat. you're so fat. you take up, like, the whole entire seat. >> when kids bully, what they're looking for is a vulnerable target and then a big reaction from that vulnerab

no bullying, but so fun and cool and a way to express themselves.eople like celebrities who invest in it share the same vision. that is why we got involved. needsly believe the world a place where young adults can express themselves in a place where there -- where they will not be bullied. i have a 13-year-old daughter and a 16-year-old son spending all their time on these platforms. even places like instagram where they are safe to 40% of young adults today are being bullied daily and we think it is time for young results -- young adults of a place to exist without bullying. i do not have any more information than you were other folks. advisor. investor the reality is what i would tell the shots founders is regardless of whatever truth there is, this is not the time to sell. the company's doing great right now. million shot3 ease, which is what they call themselves. it is growing quickly. 50% of them are spending 20 minutes every day on the product. it is growing like crazy. there is no reason to sell. if the founders decided, whenever they want to

>> por que me hacen bullying yo no les hice nada a ellos para que me lo hagan. >> quÉ te hacÍan?> con frecuencia lo golpeaban, lo maltrataban, lo ignoraban cuando iba a dar sus quejas al oficina. >> anthony pasÓ a formar parte del 30% de los estudiantes entre el tercer y el 12 grado que experimentan acoso escolar. >> bullying es cuando le llama apodos a los demÁs y dicen me caes mal y los empujan o tambiÉn con los golpes no me gusta les dan un golpe. >> el sitio oficial del gobierno contra el acoso tambiÉn documenta que siete de cada 10 estudiantes ahora enfrentan el llamado cyber acoso. >> unos niÑos que hasta se quieren matar porque creen que se miran muy feos. por eso yo digo que bullying no es algo agradable. >> josefina, la madre de anthony entiende las terribles secuelas de estas vejaciones. >> mi hijo viviÓ acoso sexual, emocional llegÓ al extremo de decir que se querÍa morir que no querÍa ver a nadie. >> quÉ pasÓ en el baÑo? >> me lavaba las manos con jabÓn me barajaron los pantalones fui al baÑo rÁpido y todos me dieron. >> la madre de este pequeÑo asegura que vino docen

you do know he was bullied. my sister went to the principal at buena vista was aware of it. you were all aware of it. i don't know why you didn't take the steps you were supposed to take. it has become very clear that changes need to be made. first of all, we need to take this and fix it from the bottom-up. that mean has we need to give our children coping skills. our children need to have resources. our children need to learn how to communicate. a lot of these kids are coming from broken homes and it's not being taught at home. we all -- you all -- the teachers always tell our students that school is their second home. so why aren't we taking the steps that we need to take? children have a lot of energy, and you all know that it can either be productive or it can be destructive. we can make a huge difference we can make a big difference. rashon had big dreams. i don't understand how he was failed. this shouldn't happen and i want you to go home tonight and look at yourself in the mirror and ask yourself what you can do to make the change that you need to make? >> excuse me,

there is no bullying, but is a fun way to express themselves.eople like justin bieber and floyd mayweather share the same vision. that is why maven ventures got involved. we also believe that the world needs a place where young adults can express themselves in a place where they will not be bullied. i have a 13-year-old daughter and 16 year old son who spend their time on the platforms. even places like instagram which are safe, 46% of young adults are being bullied daily on platforms like that and we think there is a place for young adults to exist where there is no bullying. >> everyone wants to know. >> i don't have any more information than you or other folks. >> you are an investor. come on. >> regardless of whether there any truth or not, the company is doing great. we have over 3 million shotties, which is what they call themselves, and it is growing quickly. 50% of them are spending 20 minutes every day. if the founders want to sell, we back them. i think john and sam wanted to build the company for many us to come. >> the shots have a m

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even places like instagram, 40% are being bullied on a daily basis.s time to exist where people are not being bullied. shots?they going to buy >> you are an investor. >> we were one of the first investors. ist i would tell the owners regardless of whether there is any truth to that or not, this is not the time to sell. right now, the company is doing great. we have 3 million users. it's growing very quickly. they are spending 20 minutes every day on the product. it's growing. there is no reason to sell right now. if the founders decide that whatever they want to sell, they want to build this for many years to come. >> is there a meeting with twitter in december? that.an't confirm or deny i would like to point out that there is some speculation of other companies that twitter has been looking at. i am proud to say that two of the top three companies we are investing in. >> tell me how justin bieber got involved. >> the founder of the app is well networked. he understands this young demographic. he met justin and they shared the vision of what he wanted

from former classmates france that it was bully because he chose to be a cheerleader. it's heartbreaking is pretty shocking >> catherine: the youngster was a role as both a metals co friends say he recently started home school to avoid being bought bullied. >> catherine: a teacher in sacramento was arrested for a d wide after driving her car to work she crashed the car wash to driving to work they say that her alcohol level was three times the legal limit the chp said the woman hit two parked cars and then crashed into a house in this happened thursday morning. >> catherine: the crash did about $50,000 in damage no one inside the house was hurt. >> reporter: you're looking at a table used to secure a valuable piece of store property that to a jar but white why would anyone need a cable down the tip jar well look at this surveillance video as of the visitor arrives wide and is the tip jar full of money. >> reporter: the agenda set here again time in slow motion the sad part is this happens to shop on a regular basis which brings of back to the tip jar secured at the mak

>> every adult remembers the childhood bully.is guy who is a jerk at 8 though is still a jerk today though. he said in his letter back to this woman and i won't call her a man beast, he said, listen, i'm sorry i bullied you eight years ago. the only reason i asked you out to dinner was to apologize. that is such a lie. >> he didn't say that. >> yes he did. he wrote her a letter back and she posted it on facebook. >> he said he asked her out as a friend. >> to apologize. i feel like you don't ask somebody out to dinner to apologize. that's a coffee thing. you have other intentions. >> tucker, did she go too far by doing this or not far enough? >> i am all for revenge. i am all for getting back at bullies. she doesn't look that different. she didn't look that bad when she was little. i'm serious. she didn't look like a man beast. >> how many have you seen? >> not many. grade 8 suggests she is a foreigner. that makes it more confusing. you feel her life has been controlled by this all these years and that's sad. the goal is to let g

. >> ahora esto me lleva a otro tema en relaciÓn que nos afecta mucho, el tema del bullying por ejemploomentarios, hay mucho machos jÓvenes que han cometido suicidio basado en los comentarios, entonces volvemos a los que hablaba anteriormente quÉ pasa despues que se hace una amenaza o se pone un comentario de burla contra una persona, cuÁl es la causa y efecto del comentario. >> la diferencia ahora con los medios de comunicaciÓn es lo rÁpido que se puede magnÍficar una situaciÓn, como acaba decir eludiÓ en el caso de poner en facebook un mensaje que se puede interpretar como bullying a una adolescente fue la situaciÓn magnÍficarse de forma rÁpida y causar el suicidios la muerte de una persona, las cosas pasan muy rÁpido casi de cierto modo se podrÍa decir en la misma velocidad de un twitter de un mensaje en facebook, son las mismas cosas que se tienen que pensar el contexto hoy en dÍa que la corte suprema estÁ examinando en el caso actual. >> exactamente recordar que lo que uno ponga y diga foto que uno pone estÁ eternamente aunque uno lo quiera quitar no lo puede hacer. >> ahÍ estÁ. >>

like so many girls who look up to her, taylor remembers the bullies.re you picked on by the "mean girls"? >> yes, when i was younger. when you want so badly to fit in with a group of people and they just -- >> reporter: they don't want you? >> they just don't want you. >> reporter: i saw pictures of you growing up. you were an adorable girl. >> i went through -- >> reporter: you were tall, you were slightly awkward. >> i went through my fair share of bullying but the thing i remember hurting the most was when everybody was invited to something and i wasn't. >> reporter: i can't believe it. >> yes, you can. >> reporter: up next, scarlett johannson, a brand new mother to three month old rose dorothy, but unlike many others in front of the camera, you're not going to see much of them. we don't read a lot about you. you're not in the tabloids. how do you manage that? >> i've always held my cars sort of close to the chest when it came to my private life. i've already given up my anonymity just, you know, in the job that i have. and so i think, you know, my

. >> i don't like bullying in the schools, because of rashon. how could this happen to a school? like the system, >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> i'm sarah sims and i'm a parent to two children enrolled in miraloma elementary and i'm here to implore to you raise our teachers' salaries. the district consists that teachers will see an 18.5% increase for salaris and benefits over the next three years and also acknowledge this means 8.5%, but the department of labor states that the consumer price index that measures prices in the greater sf area has grown 3% which means that the wage proposed by the district wouldn't keep up with the district. 8.5 is just 2.8% per year, leaving teachers 2.2% poorer than when they started. teachers have not had a pay scale increase in five years and the market rate for one-bedroom apartment in san francisco requires $62,000 salary. per sfusd's own published pay scale a teacher will earn that in his or her tenth year, but only ensuring that we are enrolled in continuing education and earning 60 units. part-time at san francisco state university will

it's not just stopping bullying. it has faces. it has people that are passionate about it, and that makes it so much better. >> i just love to see people's faces light up when they get a positive note. >> it's a compliment, and i think people are starting to spread more cheerfulness >> i didn't expect it, and it was really sweet. and then i sent them to three of my friends, and i think they liked them. >> it just affects people so much, and it makes them feel so good about themselves and it undoes a lot of the negative effects that people have on them, and i really wanted to be involved with something that has such a positive impact. >> i kind of started being bullied freshman year, and then once i joined westophate, i stopped letting it get to me. >> i was always kind of like this outcast girl. >> by joining westophate, i want to help spread the positivity. >> every school can definitely use a westophate club. >> i think it just way more positive energy around. like, people -- they're just a lot nicer to each other. >> i think th

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reports the 7th graders parking lots had reached out to the school district multiple times over bullying issues. police say the folsom school district confirms the participants had complained he was being teased. it also says there is a history of bullying reports dating back through elementary school. >> is he involved with the junior eagles cheerleaderring program. my understanding being a part of that program was a positive experience for him but we're aware of allegations that he was bullied for a variety of reasons. >> the school district says all of the bullying allegations were fully investigated. the folsom middle school principal sent a letter yesterday afternoon to parents concerning the boys death. >>> our time is 6:55. the owners of a south bay candy store want your help. they want to get back something it may not mean anything to anybody else but it's priceless to them. to sell their candy at fairs around the state. the cart was inside a white trailer but it was stolen early tuesday morning. now they are worried thieves might throw out george to keep that trailer. >> i resto

>> you know, obama is either the most incompetent dictator, or the weakest bully that we've ever seenpresidency. i don't think the republicans can decide one way or another. that's going to be the really challenge heading forward. if they're going to resurrect congress, if they're going to do anything to get our government working, it's going to be cpr. it's going to be cruz, paul, rubio. those guys who are running for president in 2016, wrestling the rest of congress saying, we've got to get something done with this president. name-calling hasn't gotten us anywhere. >> but do you agree, jason, with dana's point, that in some ways, it would be easier for the president to deal with the republican congress, just go at them? >> i don't think so. not in terms of getting things done. the truth of the matter is, the president doesn't have much help either in the house or the senate now. if he just wants to fight for the next two years, there may be things he can accomplish with executive orders, but honestly a split congress was better for the president getting through some legislation. so

>> bullying. >> as brandon got older the bullying only got worse. >> he wanted to play basketball like other kids, he could play basketball but his eye-hand coordination was so poor that he had very slow movement and therefore couldn't make a basket, couldn't catch the ball. and the kids were smart, they knew he couldn't catch the ball and they would throw it at his face. he couldn't stop it in time timd he had his nose broken several times. >> even after a friend of hers gave her a book on autism did amalia realize that her son was afflicted. >> i checked every single box was brandon. every single one. couldn't make a friend, had difficulty -- >> every aspect of autism? >> every single one. i remember being so releaf relit saddened at the same time. >> support from public education typically ends after high school. most states stop special education at age 18. a few including california provide some support until age 22. then, the families are on their own. >> what's it like for parents of autistic children when that educational support suddenly ends? >> parents are scared to death. t

schoolmates bullied him for being a cheerleader. his friends are remembering him now as a happy kid, but sadly the bully got the best of him. >> you can see a glitter and hair extensions finding a boy is like looking for a needle in hay stack at the cheer competition, a male cheerleader. 12-year-old was 1 of them. friends say he took his only life because bullying he experienced as male cheerleader. >> schools like this really judge other people by what they love. i couldn't believe it. >> 21-year-old kennedy smith football player turned cheerleader now cheer coach. he says growing up fair share of taunting school meats. >> joking around, just the negative stuff. >> in the middle of the competition, all the cheering stopped for a moment to remember fellow cheerleaders. >> i stand as a moment on his behalf energy. >> community now asks why can't it go both ways if a girl is praised for throwing a faster pitch than a boys, why does a boy need to feel ashamed to cheer with the girl. >> she's amazing, she's out there with the boys, she'

sort of trying to bully us back? >> it's possible. but this was happening before the sanctions. it was really happening before ukraine. interestingly, when i was in kurdistan with the military in 2006, i remember the russian jets flying over our base. it was a jet and they've been doing this for a while. maybe in their mind it is but this is not new. the russians under vladimir putin have decided that they want to rebuild the pieces of the soviet union and it's prove indicati provocation and showing that we won't be bullied. >> congressman, thank you, sir. >> thank you. >>> new information in the case of the mississippi teenager's vicious murder. the 19-year-old burned alive. fox reporter sarah blue in batesville, mississippi. are police trying to find this woman's killer? >> reporter: well, the atf, u.s. marshals and fbi are now involved in jessica chambers' investigation providing resources to the mississippi bureau of investigation as well as the county sheriff's office and exactly were not told and last week we're told that those results are not in it yet but we did hear tod

the staff have been hounded and bullied by managers representing the hedge funds to change the rules. the same is with the developers in san francisco. they bully and the planning department employees to pass on, ignore the code and go ahead and build more developments working $3 million condos, people can't afford it in san francisco. who does this board represent? who are you talking to? do you represent the employees or do you represent the

the staff have been hounded and bullied by managers representing the hedge funds to change the rules. the same is with the developers in san francisco. they bully and the planning department employees to pass on, ignore the code and go ahead and build more developments working $3 million condos, people can't afford it in san francisco. who does this board represent? who are you talking to? do you represent the employees or do you represent the hedge fund. have you learned from 2008? apparently not. some unions say we should have money in hedge funds. i say bull. i say bull. we don't need any money in hedge funds and in fact those unions telling us to invest in hedge funds are not doing us a service. in fact they tell us to invest more and we need to put more money of our pension. i say no. will -- let the billionaires in san francisco. they have not. they have tax deductions. they are not paying their share. they are saying that public employees have to pay more in health care benefits, have to pay more in pension benefits. that's what's going to on and this board is pushing that. so-

if they pull the movie, they are seen as kowtowing to bullies.they don't pull the movie, then, and if something does happen, they're putting lives at risk. >> reporter: but can hollywood be bullied? hollywood has caved from fresh from outside group claiming offense or sensitivities. in the 2012 remake of "red dawn." chinese villains were replaced with north koreans after angry editorials appeared in chinese newspapers. following worldwide riots, south park creator saw an opportunity for satire -- >> a cartoon is about to air on american television with -- with the muslim prophet mohammed as a character. >> reporter: but comedy central balked, sensoring the prophet's image. and in one of the most controversial films in recent years, "the passion of the christ," 20th century fox passed on tis tdistribution rights. >> controversy like this can help the buzz of a movie, but in this case now, turning the corner and now a lot of people are afraid to go. i've talked to many people today who are now second-guessing themselves if they should be going to s

he did it because of bullying from former classmates.ends say he was picked on because he chose to be a cheerleader. >> bullying him because of cheerleading is not right. he's doing what he loves to do and that's human right to do that. >> it's heart breaking. it's pretty shocking. >> he was enrolled at fulsom middle school. >> now time for kron four tech report. >>reporter: tech reporter, google and target have teamed up to offer a new high tech shopping experience. for the first time, public can get their hands on this new technology that google has been developing called project tango. it's a new breed of phones and tablets that have special sensors and cameras that offer the news user a new way to interact with environment around them. the tango tablet has every inch of the store mapped out. it's an indoor gps. as you walk around target, it's a virtual world that mirrors the real one. new things pop up around different corners. you can throw snowballs. when you run across icicle they can hit them. in one aisle you are prompted to bat