>> i'm carly childress and this is the bloom carol chamber singers from carolroll, ohio. >> so we're going to listen to a little music and let's take a look at that forecast where we are going to see a chance for a lot of rain and even some snow in the middle part of the country. it's going to be cool behind it. temperatures in the 20s and 30s. ♪

reporter: carly is a senior and remembers where she was when the campus alert started. they were similar to the mass shooting in 2007. >> i was like you have got to be kidding me. this is not happening again. >> reporter: she talked with us by skype, so did lindsey, both are from maryland. >> you don't know when or where it is going to happen but it is not something you should worry about. >> reporter: the campus is mourning virginia tech officer derek kraus, performing a routine traffic stop. last night the university held a candlelight vigil for him. >> the man who passed was doing his job and like that is -- that is just saying enough. like i cannot imagine having a job that saves peoples lives. >> reporter: lindsey and carly both say they immediately locked themselves into their rooms when they received the alert. they say police did a better job of keeping them posted this time around. don, back to you. >> thank you very much, gigi, stay with us for complete coverage of the follow up to yesterday's shooting and remember that wjz is always on with constant updates a

here's carly. >> follow me inside the lazy 5 ranch, where we can meet the tallest animal in the world -- the giraffe. some are up to 20 feet tall and weigh almost 2,500 pounds. they have long necks, but i was surprised to find out that they only have seven vertebrae in their necks -- just like you and i. they can see their enemies from long distances and can run up to 35 miles an hour. that's fast. giraffes usually live in african grasslands, savannas, or open woodlands. they love to eat the branches and twigs from the top of acacia trees and shrubs. >> i'm gonna do a little something special for you, okay? now, if you take this leaf and hold it right in your mouth, just like this... he'll come over and he'll eat it right out of your mouth. okay? >> awesome. [ laughs ] they also drink a lot of water, and that helps them to live longer in dry areas. giraffes only sleep for about 4 1/2 hours a night. the giraffe's fur may serve as a chemical defense and has a very strong scent. that is why the male giraffe is sometimes nicknamed "stink bulls." peeee-yew! did you know that a giraffe has

>> carlie. >> carlie. and how old is carlie? >> 13. >> 13. and how old are you? >> 23. >> you don't see a problem with that? >> i do see a problem. yeah. >> what is the problem you see? >> well, i just came to say hi to her. >> you just came to say hi. >> yeah. >> but in your conversation on the internet, you talked about more than just coming over to say hi. >> that wasn't my intention. as you see in the conversation. >> i have the conversation. you seem to be counseling her that perhaps she's too young to have sex. >> but then the conversation sort of switches back around, doesn't it? like you're the concerned older guy for a minute. trying to say you're too young but then it transitions, if you're going to have sex, it might as well be with me. that's kind of what you're suggesting here. >> no. no. >> not at all? >> no. never. >> you say yep, i knew it. you're a horny little 13-year-old girl. you say, i'm going to lick you. >> i say that a lot. >> you say that a lot. >> i'm a gonna lick you. you say that a lot to 13-year-old girls? >> no. she kept insisting th

. >> with john with the kids carly and marly. keep your blindfolds on until we tell you to take them off. here is kerry before. let's see the new you. whoa! >> oh, my gosh! >> ready? take off your blindfolds and get ready. >> stunned silence. >> wow! >> whoa! >> whoa is right. >> hi. >> ready to see yourself. >> yeah. >> take a spin. >> wow! i look so different, i can't believe it. >> it's unbelievable. look at camera number 12 for us. tell us about the hair. >> first thing i would like to say, my chemistry teacher never looked like this. that is good chemistry, right. we brightened her hair, kept it natural and soft. she wanted easy maintenance. lives in florida. sun does it usually. and brigitte came in and did this great haircut. >> i love the cut. >> she gave her layers, but blew it straight. gave a little control without making it straight. >> are you in shock? >> i am absolutely in shock. i didn't recognize her. she looks awesome. >> merry christmas. ho, ho, ho. >> we didn't recognize her. >> you didn't recognize your own m

elizabeth smart, polly klaas, the heart-breaking case of carlie brucia, the florida sixth-grader who was kidnapped and killed while on her way home from a friend's house. in that investigation the amber alert system combined with media attention to help police find a suspect within days of carlie's disappearance. but sometimes young women disappear and no one notices. that's exactly what happened in this story. a string of women missing, and no one suspected a thing. it wasn't until years later that police were stunned to learn what had really been happening in their community, and who had been to blame. here's rob stafford. >> i heard the doors clanging open, and i heard "i'm back." >> i didn't know who it was going to be or what. >> the manicured suburbs of syracuse, new york, are an unlikely setting for the tale we're about to tell. a story of rape, bondage and victims whose screams no one could hear. there is a dungeon in this story conceived in the darkest corners of the human mind and a millionaire predator who managed to imprison and control vulnerable girls and women for 15 y

here this is where the waste in toxic sludge were dumped basically and carly we're standing right on top of it and the other side is you can see there used to be a small leak which she also used as a dumping ground for their waste people dependent on the water from the link so they drank it and it cost and pedantic. union carbide knew from the design stage that the bhopal plant could pollute groundwater they also knew that there was a there was a surrounding community that used that groundwater for its drinking water supply. so they believed that they can get. by. and and then when they had like some kind of sludge so they took all of us from. here and there and you see this black lining. the ground of this landfill they believe that this kind of lining if. it can get. away. every day i don't hear. we believe the solar of operation ponds continues to be a source of the subsurface water pollution that's now reaching through the for and spreading into the surrounding community and can be detected as far away as three kilometers from the main plant campus so that evacuation was before v

music this midday from country music duo the secret sisters they are performing tonight with brandi carlieat the park west. he has been added for three decades. in the field of education there is plane and noise and then there is harmony take a look. >>room 217 is a noisy place not the kind of out of control no use it from students misbehaving but from students' learning. at the center of all this jack. >> he is a great teacher he interacts with less. >> he is a great teacher he inspires us to think about these subjects. >> on this particular morning the topic was black bird by edgar allen poe. >> the questions he asks our great, we ask a question and he responds back with a question to make us think deeper. >> it encourages us to work beyond the classroom. >> he makes class enjoyable we have great discussions in class. >> jack academically speaking a jack of all trades it teaches american literature right and an act he has been teaching for 33 years. >> he does not just cover the basic things he goes deep into detail. >> all of his students told him in high regards and think they are very

and this is where the waste and toxic sludge were down to basically and carly were standing right on top of it and the other side is you can see there used to be a small leak which you had a carbonate also used as a dumping ground for their waste people depended on the water from the leak so they drank it and it cost and pedantic. union carbide knew from the design stage that the bhopal plant could pollute groundwater they also knew that there was there was a surrounding community that used that groundwater for its drinking water supply. so they believe that they can get rid of someone. by evil parading it and then when they had like some kind of sludge so they took all of us from the bones and they dumped here and there and you see this black lining underneath the ground of this landfill they believe that this kind of lining if this lining and it can keep the vast away from the. lining and the need to go everywhere i was here. we believe the solar evaporation ponds continues to be a source of the subsurface water pollution that's now reaching through the aqua for and spreading into

under pressure from the ongoing financial turmoil in europe russia's largest pass' producer would all carli says it's most likely to cut production at the beginning of next year to maintain prices. it's a general. sentiment on the market people are cautious everywhere there's a fear that there will be or could be just so fagged from financial markets. and that the culture of business which is another factor for them be that's why i with thing that most probably in the first quarter of two thousand to twelve will have to do so all of the subway system there it's used to demand from the market would come expecting. ten fifteen can be expected and all the use of the window in order to or. same with the men's and the function next up on i think the headlines with roy. you. if. washington.

one of the a big exceptions of that is first make carly it's up more than one percent company's revenues reached the three point two billion dollars in the first nine months of this year. european stock markets opened high on wednesday still there that's after report in the financial times that european officials are in talks to potentially double the firepower of the eurozone bailout fund the dax is up half a percent this hour and the crude prices are heading down this hour that they're finding it hard to go for resistance levels really a light sweet still at hundred one dollars per barrel we haven't seen it for a long time over two and brant is that one hundred ten and a half on worries about global demand of the despite the fact that u.s. crude in the trees appear to be falling according to the american petroleum institute by five million barrels. passive an hour headlines are next on our team with alice to save us. down the official. your i phone or i pod touch from the us.

percent on the decline in oil prices will take a look at that in the second fertilizer make a little carly is better than the market down by just a notch the company's revenues reached three point two billion dollars in the first nine months of the year and we did see positive movement before but now it's come back. european stock markets did open positively but have now slipped into the red financial times said european officials are in talks to potentially double the five years or bailout fund masters are so far sitting on the side. and pretty much for the same reason no worries about global demand making commodities investors to sell well light sweets is down thirty seven cents brant is down half a dollar per barrel. the privatization program in russia could get off to a rapid start next year the boss of the country's biggest lenders burbank says it will be ready to go to the market as soon as the global financial situation stabilizes herman graff is also beat about the bank's prospects in two thousand and twelve saying it will be difficult for the sector but his firm will outperform th

well i regrouped by captain and star striker antonio de carli is a doubt for second place in a.z. as they prepare to host the play celtic italian side need only a draw to reach the round of thirty two but celtic must win as they travel euthanasia by three points the first match between the two ended one one so a victory for the visitors would see them through with a better head to head record i think a majority of the group by two points and red. and it's now and though the season may be over rafael nadal is already aiming to regain his world number one spot from not djokovic fresh from meeting spain twenty fifth davis cup title the world number two took time out to visit a children's charity which he founded this year has been tough for the ten time grand slam champion after a series of injuries and the dominant form of djokovic and the twenty five year old says he needs to keep raising his game in order to compete with the world's best. my all is always the same be better blair in two thousand and two thousand and eleven. they made a novel show you have to put yourself some ball

. >> toilets have all different flows, but carli, you have to have a 1.6 gallon or less. -- currently. >> that is the state plumbing code minimum standard. >> that is going to save your water compared to what a lot of people still have in their bathrooms. they have 3.5 or 5 gallons. that is using a ton of water. >> the year there is a new city ordinance requirement to reduce flow flesh? >> and a lot of manufacturers are real -- are already making those toilets. right here, we have a dual-flush toilet. this toilet uses 1.6 gallons on the full flush and 0.9 on the half less. >> what happened? >> it automatically opens. this is a fancy toilet. we can get to that later. >> this is the half loss, which is how many? >> 0.9. so it is very good toilet, water-saving. and then the other kind of toilet that saves water is and 1.28 gallons a flush. >> i know when people first started selling and installing the 1.6, there were problems with it was not clear in the bowl and all of that. have those generally been resolved? >> yes, they have come out with a lot of new technologies, and the flushing s

better than the market point four percent on a declining poil price and the fertilizer maker good old carly was one of the few gainers during the day but at the end of last point nine percent as a reporter. revenues reaching three point two billion dollars in the first nine months of the year here's mark rubenstein from symmetry. today's a mixed day and they're furious as for that yes they were stores significant correction in the market and which was caused partly by their increase of the political risks as the season generally has to send out a par with some profit taking which followed the very strong performance during the previous week so today again we tried to go higher this morning and then the sellers came in they were basically sort of a going flat today but i think there is a significant chance that the market could move with a reminder of this week on the expectations of their successful european union summit that is starting tomorrow the privatization program in russia could get off to a rapid start next year in the most of the country's biggest bank says it will be ready to go

session is correcting up and you can say that around half a percent and fertiliser make it without carly is up around one percent the company's revenues reached three point two billion dollars in the first nine months of the year so the stock is up in trade. european stock markets opened fire on wednesday but have now come back to square one after a pause in the financial times said european officials are in talks to potentially double the firepower of the euro zone bailout fund as the summit due at the end of this week investors are now sitting on the sidelines speculating on what to expect . crude prices down at this hour ministers are staying on the sidelines ahead of the summit of european leaders here to light sweet is declining thirty seven cents brant is down sixty cents despite a report by the american petroleum institute that the stockpiles in the u.s. have come down by around five million barrels. the privatization program in russia could get off to a rapid start next year the boss of the country's biggest lenders burbank says it will be ready to go to the market as soon as the

down point four percent of the world what are some of the biggest losers on tuesday fertilizer maker carly was up for most of the session but went out of the close the company's revenues reached three point two billion dollars in the first nine months of this year here's mark rubenstein from i have seen natural . today's a mixed day end there. here is for that yes they were stored significant correction in the market and which was caused partly by their increase whatever isps has this eventually asters and the other part was of profit taking which for the very strong performance during the previous week so today again we're trying to go higher this morning and then the sellers came in they were basically sort of a going flat today but i think there is a significant chance that the market could put their mind of this weight on the expectations of their successful european union summit that is starting tomorrow. the privatization program in russia could get off to a rapid start next year and most of the country's biggest lenders burbank says it will be ready to go to the market as soon as th

partners the money will go to fertilise and make a bellicose carli a key business for the country government in minsk has put up fifty percent of the nafta oil refinery as collateral for the deal. that's all for this hour but join me and less than one hour from now for more here on business after. the close of team has been on the black sea coast for future developments depends on the good way. r.j. goes area first place to many find champions the most ambitious. has ruined the lives of many innocent families across the region. where the oldest city in russia is from clocking in more than five thousand years. to dagestan russia close up on r g. she is beautiful to. be. elite.

is still flaaed. carly 1754 we think that municipalittes shouldn't sign away their power to ensure alwaysred ight cameras. the grrup found many local governments tend to put profit over public safety - by hiring companies that get paid on a per-ticket basis. the group also says governments give up too much control to vendors --that often impose millionn of dollars in penalty fees for ending a contract early. 16:35 some contractors have levied local governments for ending their conttacts early. and so we see that as not really a good option. um, if you have a system and it turns out to not be working then should be able to find an alternative option 50 more government oversight of r - traffic camerass.. and more transparency by those private vendors. in north baltimore, ms, fox45 news at ten. its was a different way to demonstrate a pollution problem in maryland. maryland.the group known s environment maryland stood in the shadows of m&t bank stadium.its latest report says maryland farmers produce enough chicken manure to cover the entire football field and reach twice the height of the st

he is the star of nickelodeon's "i carly." and kewl bites.com.s recipes or hanging with him in the kitchen. >> i love you guys. >> he's going to be 17 this friday. >> i can't believe it. >> i love his new hair do. >> it looks good. >> this is his fifth time with us. >> great holiday recipes that double as festive and fun holiday gifts because they are lightened up. let's dive in. let's do it. let's take it on. apple pot pie is a classic. i'm trying to cut down on size. kathie lee would you add in for me please. >> that would be about 3/4 cup. we are mixing it into apple sauce. spices. i'm going to add cinnamon, allspice, nutmeg, cloves, dash of sea salt, great array of flavors. >> sea salt? >> it heightens up the flavor just a little bit. 1/4 tea spoon brings it out. like the fun we get to have. stir this up, let this cook down. 20 minutes here. we are making a laquer. >> he has a great vocabulary. >> you guys are always a blast to be with. we are assembling these from the ramekin up. those are pie crusts, store bought. 1/2 inch overhang. would y

border got asked but it's not there yet but this whole you know now they're now they're trying and carly i love your thoughts on this. or either of you i mean both you know john boehner is saying hey we offered a year to these guys only want to do it to months what the president only wants to do it to once the senate only wants to do i offered you guys here what's wrong yeah the. it's basically like. it's basically like giving somebody a car that you know is going to run well for two months and then it's going to need more gas or giving somebody a car that you know is going to explode at the end of a year. and this is precisely what it is to expect that republicans were going to deal straight with the american people on this issue would be to expect the something is never going to happen carol is right to say that republicans have been against us from the beginning and the only reason you've seen people like fox news and in the wall street journal coming down on republicans over the optics is because they don't agree with the republicans conceding defeat on this issue sure they don't wan

carly fiorina resigned and they approved spying on employees, board members, it led to four felon charges dunn. she resigned. the charges later dropped. specifically they were accused of pretexting which in the rather archaic language of 2005 had nothing to do with texting. investigators working for hp would call cell phone companies on the from text of being customers and having to have their voice mail pass words reset or get a copy of thal bill. not that different than what news corp. is accused of in modern times. other news, ever z yourself why does an ebook cost as much as ra regular book? nobody has to print. . nobody has to ship it. they're launching an investigation into apple's business practices, wondering if apple worked with publishers to keep e-book prices high. an l and i'll leave you with this picture from facebook. identified only as abby and her christmas sweater. there you see the baby jesus and uc davis police officer. >> that's just wrong. >> i got to say, i don't agree with even showing that. 6:26 right now. still to come on "today in the bay." ed lee seems to give u

. >> reporter: through skype wjz talked to carly, a high school graduate now senior there.he says her first thought was the shooting in 2007. >> i has like you have got to be kidding me. this is not happening again. >> reporter: across campus lindsey locked herself in. it was there she got the news it was over. >> the stuff that happened today was one of those freak things you don't know when it is going to happen or where it is going to happen but not something you should be worried about. >> reporter: but with two shootings some students are more cautious. >> now probably it will be a thought in the back of my headbutt i love this place. >> reporter: meanwhile concern mixes with sadness as students mosh the loss loss of an officer. >> they plan to go to the vigil for him. don't forget we have updates here at wjz.com. >>> we are hearing from the wife of jerry sandusky, dotty sandusky has released a statement saying the allegations are not true. he was released on bail yesterday and is now back under house arrest. he is due back in court next week. >>> here beltway commuter

carly halderman says police did a better job keeping students posted about the shooting this time. >> there were sons of rumor -- tons of rumors flying around. it was hard to determine what was true and what wasn't. >> it makes me emotional to say this, but i cannot imagine having to put my life for other people that you don't even know. like he gave his life for us. >> reporter: and the virginia tech student from maryland who we talk the with say their parents were concerned at first, after receiving phone calls and texts about the shooting. but now that they know their students are okay, they're fine tonight. back to you. >> all right. thank you, gigi. and stay with wjz for complete coverage of the shooting of virginia tech. for updates any time, log onto wjz.com. >>> an anne arundel county teacher, accused of sexually abusing students is free tonight. wjz is live at glen burnie high school. weijia jiang has details and reaction from the school. weijia? >> reporter: we got hold of these just-released charging documents that painted a picture of a man acting like a predator. an accus

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shortly after it fired carly fiorina. the board that dunn led approved spying on employees.employers and fellow board members which led to four felon charges against dunn. she resigned. the charges were later dropped. rather, investigators working for hp will join cell phone companies on the pretext of being customers asking to have their voicemall passwords reset for copies of their bills. not difference than news corp. is accused of in modern times. >> thanks for the update, scott. >>> it's 5:27. still to come on "today in the bay", making way for america's cup. some san francisco businesses will be asked to move out of the big race. >>> and we have a frost warning, a freeze warning in place for the north bay and east bay interior valleys. it's cold out there this morning. we'll tell you how warm it will be this morning. your forecast in just moments. >>> and ple sual ot cple of usual s with u unusual slowing. we'll see if it sticks around with the report in a couple of minutes. [ mom ] hey guys. guys... [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls with cinnabon cinnamon

btu student and hereford high student carly alderman said police did a better job keeping students posted on the shooting. >> there were tons of rumors flying around. but it was hard to decide what was true and what wasn't. >> reporter: lindsey says it will bring closure to the campus. >> i mean, it makes me emotional to say this, but i cannot imagine having to put my life for other people that you don't even know. like he gave his life for us. >> and both students say their parents were concerned shortly after the shooting, but now that they have been in touch with their students, they're okay tonight. back to you. >> all right, gigi. thank you. and wjz wants to tell you that virginia tech will hold a vigil on campus tonight, in memory of the fallen officer. >>> well, prosecutors build their case against jerry sandusky, questions are raised about what his wife knew about his alleged sexual misconduct. ines ferre has the latest for wjz. >> reporter: the wife of jerry sandusky is responding to allegations that she may have known her husband was sexually abusing boys in their home. >> repor

we always had to think about carlie and her two brothers and sisters, about what they want. so family time at holidays can involve media, if chosen well. >>> why is it a good idea to be watching movies together? >> i absolutely think it can be integrated into the holiday festivities, and just bring family together, an activity we can all do together, assuming the movie is appropriate. and i think it's a great way to, you know, like i said, an activity that everyone can come together and do. >> it's not a substitute for going out and playing football outside. we try to do all of it. i actually think the holidays, everybody knows the holidays can be watching the grinch stole christmas. >> that's what we're looking at right now! >> you can do the grinch stole christmas, or watch charlie brown christmas, or a football game! there's a good game on today. >>> something like the grinch, is this something where you have younger children, you need to explain the message, or you let it speak for itself? >> in this case, the dr. seuss stuff, when you look at that or peanuts and charles

patricia a dunn succeeded ousted ceo carly.he center of the spying scandal at the company back in 2006 you may remember. hired private investigators would used pre-texting to impersonate the owner of cell phone in other words to get access to billing records. both journalist and company big wig were targeted. dunn was one of 4 people charged with wire fraud identity theft and conspiracy. judge later threw out the charges. dunn had been battling ovarian cancer for years. she was 58 years old. >>> lucky supermarket if you shop there want to know about this is new urging some of the grocery store customers to consider closing their bank accounts all together and opening new ones. a lucky executive issued that statement today in response to last month investigation into credit and debit card tampering at self check out lanes. the company chief financial officer says lucky is working with local and federal investigators to give customers the exact dates of when this tampering occurred. we have a list of the sites involved at our web

or even that marco rubio would beat out carlie crist down in florida.s so shocking about all of these upsets was that in each case an insurgent, more radical candidate was able to defeat a more establishment-connected and almost certainly more electable front-runner. and they were able to do it in a republican party that has a long history of giving great deference to its establishment figures. in fact, if you look just at presidential nominating battles, the history of the republican party over the last two decades is the history of establishment candidates coming out on top. in 1988 was george h.w. bush, the sitting vice president. in 1992 it was bush 41 again running as the incumbent president. in 1996 it was bob dole, who no one had much enthusiasm for but he was certainly the establishment guy. he was the next in line. in 2000 it was george w. bush, probably the most establishment guy possible. after all, this was the son of the previous republican president. 2004 it was the incumbent george w. bush. and in 2008 it was john mccain,ç the next guy in

and to jim carly for hosting us in your home. >> you're welcome. >> woodruff: as you look at the country, how do you think things are going, overall? >> i think we're going in the wrong direction. i think that there needs to be a 360 turnaround to where we're going now with the economy and i think, also, our world standing has declined. >> woodruff: we read that the iowa economy is doing pretty well, jim. your unemployment rate, overall, is pretty good. but you still have a pretty negative view about the economy. is that right? >> my wife and i were both retired. we have our pensions but we also have investments which took a pretty big hit. and this-- the uncertainty of what's going to happen. we're doing fine now, but when it's not doing anything to get better and congress can't agree on what day of the week it is, how are we ever going to get anything solved? so we are quite concerned about the future and what's going to happen there. >> woodruff: b.j. what, about for you? personally, how do you think things are going for you and your family? >> right now things are a little bit better