she is in custody, the baby is with child protective services. police have been looking for her since wednesday when she was accused of using her 10-year-old daughter to steal groceries. last night her mother told us she suffers from manic-depression. she has made suicidal statements. officers plan to extradite her back to the bay area. that could take as many as ten days. >>> a novado community came out to support the family of the 12-year-old girl killed yesterday as she rode her bike home from school. they had just recently moved to california. that didn't stop neighbors and parents from mourning her death tonight. cheryl, every parent can understand what they're feeling right now. >> yes, they can. the street where the accident happened in novado is a busy one. and police don't know exactly what happened. what we do know tonight is that the loss of the 12-year-old girl is insurmountable for this tight knit community. many of the people who attended friday's vigil didn't know 12-year-old hayley ratliff or her family, but they came to san marin

when child protective services arrived, they found more than 20 and only her 23-year-old sister rabia was there helping out. >> they had 21 kids in there, that they weren't licensed, i was pretty surprised. >> reporter: neighbors describe the sisters as friendly and say they always seem attentive with the kids when they played outside. that makes the disturbing find inside the home even harder to stomach. >> some of them were in the closet in a car seat. >> i heard about that. that was really disturbing because that means to me that you have too many children inside the house. so i think that's dangerous and i mean that sends out a really bad message and i would be really upset if that was my child in there. >> i myself work in child care at quantico marine corps based at the child development center. so to hear that someone was doing illegal child care here in our neighborhood, very shocking. >> reporter: the sisters are now facing seven counts each of reckless child endangerment, taken into custody as neighbors looked on. >> i was just watching and see two ladies get handcuffed and

year-old anila qayyum has a permit take care of five children at a home in wood brim but child protective services found 21 inside. some of the kids were in closets and bathrooms strapped to car seats. qayyum and her sister are now facing seven counts each of reckless child endangerment. >>> we finally know what the iphone 5 looks like and when it is expected to hit the storeselves. >> the company unveiled the phone yesterday. robert gray has more on this. >> this is iphone 5. >> reporter: apple unveiling the much-anticipated new iphone. it is thinner and heighter than the previous model and it has a bigger screen. >> iphone 5eus retina display, the same 326 pixels per inch and it is a stunning display in every way. ever iphone to date has had a 3.5-inch screen but the new screen is a 4-inch display. -- iphone 5 is retina display. we have great partners we're working with, at&t, verizon and sprint to support lte on iphone 5. >> reporter: google's android has become the most used mobile operating system in the world and samsung has taken the lead in smart phone sales. >> analysts are predicting 10

child welfare, cps workers, child protective service workers have ways that they look at the risk factors in a family. imminent risk is: this is something that is critical and the child must be removed from that family right now in order to keep that child safe. so there's danger to their life? there's danger to their physical life, to their safety. meaning that the risk of who else is in the household can't be controlled so that there might be something going on that they need to say, right now, we need to make this removal. but there are about 200,000-a little more than 200,000 children removed each year. whereas, there are about 3 million children that are investigated for abuse and neglect. and within those 200,000, are there cases where they are removed where the parents are having either a mental or substance use disorder? the vast majority. ivette, may i go back and kind of piggyback on what nancy was saying? you started by describing sort of what it looks like for a child who is in school and how they may present. and so to say what is happening at home in those situations, if you

kind of approach, that is relatively new, just starting in 1996, but it really takes the child protective service system and the family court and the substance abuse treatment providers and addresses the whole family. so, just as fran was saying, the importance of collaboration. what does that actually mean when you're working with a particular family and importantly what does that mean for all of the families. so it uses some key concepts about making sure that we can identify families with substance abuse and mental health problems as they're entering the child protective service system quicker, getting them access to services quicker. making sure that each of the family members has a support system, has a treatment plan when needed. uses the court, the family court to more carefully monitor what is going on in the treatment plan, particularly around the parent and their substance use disorder and the child and how the child's permanency and the relationships that they must develop are being provided for them. so that the child and the parent is seen as the unit of intervention, which is so imp

she was with her live-in month old son was now in child protective services. i mean daughter. the daughter is now saying of the drama. >>> chris stevens studied history at cal in law at hastings. he was killed in an attack with three other americans and the gauzy earlier this month. a big turnout to remember a 12 year-old girl. they gathered apps a cn marine high-school. she was killed thursday when a as you the hid term bicycle parade she was a seventh grader. >>> its seems kind of like tomboyish, kind of thing. she like to pass out sugar cubes a lot. it's sad because i saw her in the morning, she was so sad. >>> friends and released dozens of balloons into the evening sky for a closing attribute. linda yee on the new law that kicks in jerry >>> , on camera a bullet through a red light. a's expensive fine that could top $500 in seven committees. it's says crystal why, but this woman at an allied five times. >>> a computer glitch center tickets anyways. the new regulations make it easier to fire wrongfully issued tickets. cities must locate beat carries based on safety. it pro

virginia is shut down and two sisters are facing very serious charges following a tip to child protective services. police say 29-year-old anila qayyum had a business% mitt to take care of up for five children. but child protective services found 21 up side and only her 2- year-old sister was there helping out. some of kids were in closets and bathrooms strapped to car seats. >> i myself work in child care. i work over on quantico marine corps base at the child development center there. so to hear that someone was doing illegal child car here in our neighborhood, very shocking. >> the sisters are now facing seven counts each of reckless child endangerment. bond was set at $8,000. if convicted, they could be facing jail time. >>> gunfire on an area college campus. coming up next, the latest on a shooting at baltimore's morgan state university as we check more headlines. stay with us.  >>> ought baltimore man is recovering this morning after being shot on the campus of morgan state university yesterday evening. the shooting happened around 6:00 p.m. up side a bathroom in the studen

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. >> reporter: child protective services came to the home to find the sisters watching over 21 infants and toddlers. >> seven children were under the age of 1 and that all seven were strapped into car seats and were at different points inside the residence. >> that would surprise anybody really. i mean you don't want to burglary stuff like that happening, especially -- hear about stuff like that happening, especially next-door to you. >> luckily it wasn't a situation where one was injured or killed or. and. >> reporter: some of the neighbors describe the home daycare. >> cribs everywhere, kids, i wouldn't ever see the kids. they 2 would get dropped off early in the morning. -- they would get dropped off early in the morning. >> reporter: child protective services said they had an expired permit allowing up to five children. a state license had a maximum of 12 children. the family had neither. >> i would definitely let me child be over there because they're great people and i've never seen anything out of the ordinary myself. >> reporter: a family member and police firm this, they say t

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. >> reporter: child protective services came to the home to find the sisters watching over 21 infants and toddlers. >> seven children were under the age of 1 and all seven were strapped into car seats. >> reporter: in dale city, surae chick, surae chinn -- surae chinn, 9 news now. >>> starting tomorrow first lady michelle obama will be campaigning for her husband making appearances in richmond and the university of mary washington in fredericksburg. mitt romney arrived at dulles international airport this afternoon. tomorrow he is set to hold a rally ativan dike park in fairfax. that is -- at van dyke park in fairfax. that is slighted to start around 11:30. >>> a health alert tonight that's showing promise to treat people with certain hearing disorders. scientists at university of california say they're improving the hearing of deaf animals through the use of embryonic stem cells. the work was done on gerbils and targeted the nerve cells that transfer the information from the ear to the brain. >>> we also have a consumer alert tonight about some cheese tainted with listeria. the cente

. >> reporter: a morgan hill police officer and a representative of child protective services came to the home of martha kelins mother here today. as we have been reporting. on september 19th the 38-year- old drove off and left her 10- year-old daughter behind after they were caught trying to leave the safeway store with a cart full of unpaid items. >> police? >> the 10-year-old daughter is staying with her grandmother. today the authorities were there to give her temporary custody of the child. that is when the police found out she is on the run with her son, ashton between 11 and 12 months old. >> our detective contacted them via telephone. she is in the tahoe area. they may be suicidal. they contacted me. at this time the information that we have we believe it may be in danger. >> reporter: the police provided those agencies with a picture and vehicle description. a green ford expedition with a wyoming license plate 41118. but -- >> we believe that she is -- she has changed the license plate from wyoming to a california license plate. so, the search that start inside morgan hill ex

and that he has reported his daughter inlaw to child protective services services in the past. police believe marsy is driving a green ford explorer with a wyoming license plate of 41111 8. back here live now the father inlaw says that he spoke with her only yesterday. he believes she's heading back to wyoming. live in morgan hill tonight, lisa, abc 7 news. >> what a story thank you lace. >> new tonight. family wants justice for 15-year-old autistic boy beaten by an older man at the south hayward bart station. right side of trevor kennedy mouth is swollen in the picture as you can see. he and friend walking near the station at mid nature back in july. man in his 30's asked the boys to get him a cab. they refused and he began punching trevor. police arrived. cuffed the man noticed he was carrying marijuana. the da office charged the man with possession but not assault. >> i don't feel that what this man is getting is justice. i told my brothers would i do whatever it takes to make sure that this man pay force his crime. >>reporter: family has created a facebook page called justi

and that he has reported his daughter inlaw to child protective services services in the past. police believe marsy is driving a green ford explorer with a wyoming license plate of 41111 8. back here live now the father inlaw says that he spoke with her only yesterday. he believes she's heading back to wyoming. live in morgan hill tonight, lisa, abc 7 news. >> what a story thank you lace. >> new tonight. family wants justice for 15-year-old autistic boy beaten by an older man at the south hayward bart station. right side of trevor kennedy mouth is swollen in the picture as you can see. he and friend walking near the station at mid nature back in july. man in his 30's asked the boys to get him a cab. they refused and he began punching trevor. police arrived. cuffed the man noticed he was carrying marijuana. the da office charged the man with possession but not assault. >> i don't feel that what this man is getting is justice. i told my brothers would i do whatever it takes to make sure that this man pay force his crime. >>reporter: family has created a facebook page called justi

. >> reporter: child protective services says they have an expired business permit that would have allowed up to five children. a state license would permit a home day care a maximum of 12 children. the family had neither. >> i would definitely let my child be over there because they're great people and i've never seen anything out of the ordinary myself. >> reporter: surae chinn, 9news now. >> the sisters face seven counts of reckless child endangerment, one count for each of the children found under the age of one. >>> a second rabid beaver attack in fairfax county. the kids were at the hidden pond nature center where a beaver jumped out of the water and started chasing them. an animal control officer was able to clear the area and shoot the beaver. an 81-year-old woman was bitten by a beaver last week. on sunday a rabid raccoon turned up in the same neighborhood. police believe the beavers are being bitten by infected raccoons. >>> here's a look at some of the other things making news now. to bank robbery suspects are in police custody after a high speed chase down the highway in los an

the two other children are now in the custody of child protective services. live in morgan hill, monte francis, nbc bay area news. >> let's hope they locate the baby soon. thank you,mont entertainment. >>> an ordinary morning turned into anything but in oakland today. six people were injured after a crash sent an suv and a city public works van crashing into two businesses. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez joins us live from oakland. what happened? >> reporter: jessica, investigators are trying to get to the bottom of the crash. i can tell you that a city van was traveling northbound along franklin while an suv was coming up 14th street. they collided in this intersection, and both cars went slamming into this building. you can see the building is boarded up tonight. two pedestrians were hit in the process. now i have to warn you, some of the images you are about to see are graphic. it's a scene that is becoming all too familiar in the east bay. >> it sounded like an earthquake. i thought it was an earthquake. >> reporter: he describes the crash that sent glass

and that he has reported his daughter inlaw to child protective services services in the past. police believe marsy is driving a green ford explorer with a wyoming license plate of 41111 8. back here live now the father inlaw says that he spoke with her only yesterday. he believes she's heading back to wyoming. live in morgan hill tonight, lisa, abc 7 news. >> what a story thank you lace. >> new tonight. family wants justice for 15-year-old autistic boy beaten by an older man at the south hayward bart station. right side of trevor kennedy mouth is swollen in the picture as you can see. he and friend walking near the station at mid nature back in july. man in his 30's asked the boys to get him a cab. they refused and he began punching trevor. police arrived. cuffed the man noticed he was carrying marijuana. the da office charged the man with possession but not assault. >> i don't feel that what this man is getting is justice. i told my brothers would i do whatever it takes to make sure that this man pay force his crime. >>reporter: family has created a facebook page called justi

in what would you say to people who say child protective services should have been called, that this was molestation? >> that's just the ignorance of not understanding full-term breastfeeding and knowing that it's really normal in other cultures, it's just not normal here. >>reporter: now grummet hopes the controversy over that cover shot will bring attention to another issue close to her heart, children in africa. >> if we focused all that attention on to issues that really do matter, like those who don't have food and don't have parents, that's where we're going to see the change. >>reporter: cecelia vega, abc news, los angeles. >>> a texas mother is upset about the punishment her child received at school. she says she gave the school permission to paddle her son if he misbehaved. however, she claims he got more than just a few swats. she says her son was paddled so hard that he had to go to a doctor. >> when you paddle a child, you pop their behind, you don't abuse them. this was abuse. this was so bad that they left bruises. >> the mom wants those who paddled her son to be fired.

should we have called child protective services? should recall the cops? shoulda rehab opened our door to rose issue was crying? ultimately we just watched in the gilt of that i think will follow me forever. thank you very much for coming here tonight to and listen to me ramble on about the desert. please wait for the microphone. >> i have a house at 29 palms i bought it 15 years ago as my life fell apart i felt it was the obvious choice to be but i want to know where that sign is by the way but how do you view what is happening there with palm springs renaissance and even desert hot springs that was masthead world 29 palms is general but it could be any of these places. in the interest to preserve their community there dying because no new life comes end so the desert rats takeover. what do think? >> it sounds like you know, how complicated. 29 palms is to find by its neighbor which is the marine base the combat centers the entire employer and there is a lot of marine families that live that to 29 palms and of course, it is the largest training facility i

spoke to the child protective services directories as parents start research by asking to the license. he wanted to be clean. can notice immediately if the people care about child care. is lucky shehe trusted. y care she it was a brand new place right in her neighborhood. checkunty says you can your local government to to if the location is sound be a day care. she says she was able to care foher children herself. when they are little, they can't tell you what is going on. if you have doubts, there's with dropping in unexpectedly to check again on child and the conditions of the place. the last thing you can do is technology, you can use your cell phone to do that. good advice. charged in a high- school shooting is expressing for wanting a fellow student. his lawyer says his client is on watch in a psychiatric hospital. hearing has been postponed. on 29 been indicted including attempted murder. ree time now for a look at other top stories. libyan authorities have made an connection with the u.s. consulate attack that killed four americans, toluding the ambassador libya. meanwhile, ant

. >> a representative of child protective services came to the home of -- today as we have been reporting. say on september 19th she drove off and left her 10-year-old daughter behind after they were left trying to leave the safe way store with a cart full of merchandise. the 10-year-old is staying with her grandmother. police found out keelan is on the run with her son ashton, who is between 11 to 12 months old. >> our -- has contacted her. we believe she may be suicidal. we have contacted other agencies, chp, eldorado county. >> you feel as though the 11 month old child is in danger. >> with the information we have we believe it may be. >> reporter: a green ford expedition with license plate 41188, but. >> we believe she has changed the license plate from wyoming to a california license plate. >> reporter: so the search has expanded to the lake tahoe area. her mother wants people to know her daughter suffers from manic, theives took $20,000 worth of computer equipment from a school. the equipment was set up in a rented space across from the school at the continental's of omega's boys an

. >> what would you say to people who say child protective services should have been called and thiss molestation. >> that is ignorance of not understanding full term breast feeding and knowing it's normal in other cultures it's not normal here. >> she hopes the controversy over the cover shot will bring attention to another issue. orphaned children in africa. >> with we focus attention on to issue that's do matter like children who don't have food and parents, that is when we'll see the change. >> spencer christian is back. >> there is a beautiful afternoon. and fall is around the corner this, is a time lapse from our high definition south beach camera looking at sutro tower. there is fog rolling over hills here, blue skies from coast to inland. fog well off shore and there is some up to the coast and beyond. tomorrow, nationwide just a really lovely day and there is a late summer day, no extremes. there is a bit of rainfall and there is sunny dry days nationwide. only hot spot is a high of 103. typical this time of the year. and state wide here in california tomorrow, looking for m

. >> a representative of child protective services came to the home of -- today as we have been reporting. say on september 19th she drove off and left her 10-year-old daughter behind after they were left trying to leave the safe way store with a cart full of merchandise. the 10-year-old is staying with her grandmother. police found out keelan is on the run with her son ashton, who is between 11 to 12 months old. >> our -- has contacted her. we believe she may be suicidal. we have contacted other agencies, chp, eldorado county. >> you feel as though the 11 month old child is in danger. >> with the information we have we believe it may be. >> reporter: a green ford expedition with license plate 41188, but. >> we believe she has changed the license plate from wyoming to a california license plate. >> reporter: so the search has expanded to the lake tahoe area. her mother wants people to know her daughter suffers from manic, theives took $20,000 worth of computer equipment from a school. the equipment was set up in a rented space across from the school at the continental's of omega's boys an

we checked with child protective services and cannot independently verify this project says that this left field, she has never been accused of abuse before, this just comes out of nowhere, as she says, just like a sailboat of adoption. reporting live in redwood city, joe vasquez, cbs 5. >> police and some bay area cities deal with murder on a regular basis but not in milpitas. until now. the first homicide of the year happened early saturday morning at a store just one block from the city's police department. len ramirez spoke with people that say violence like this does not happen in their town. >> it is unfortunate really. i thought milpitas was a safe place. >> neighbors reacted strongly to a rarity in the city of 16,000 people. >> we have been coming to the store our whole lives. >> the robbery and murder of a store clerk at a neighborhood 711. >> we cannot believe that this could happen in milpitas. you don't hear about things in milpitas, it is very scary. >> police took an emergency call the man down in the store in north milpitas to o'clock a.m. saturday morning. officers arr

and at one point i had to call child protective services. >> calling the watchdogs on your mother?> yes. >> the man was arrested and convicted of having sex with a minor and he is now on a list of sex offenders. >> paula waited until he was released from prison and started dating him again. by then she was the age of consent. all before her time but still a dreamy girl in some ways. >> the little girl fantasy of being the pin up girl or shampoo model. she had a lot of barbies? >> over 500. >> she liked bash can so much, she tried to become her. tall, thin, with long golden hair. the world she tried to enter was taken with her barbie looks. but the gentlemens clubs in the detroit area were. she danced at the penthouse club and saved tips to pay for college tuition. she liked to be the girl on the pole. >> i think that's why ultimately, you know, she became a dancer. just seeking male attention. you know, love that she didn't get growing up. >> along comes kevin, new boyfriend and he has to deal with her being an exotic dancer, a successful one. >> she is like this is it, take it or

they're the ones, the doctors at the hospital, blew the whistle and said we're going to call child protective services. so i wasn't the first one to raise concerns. they were. >> dr. phil: does the physical evidence on the body suggest that he was beaten in some way before the fall? >> i think there was physical involvement to get him up over the bannister and cause some of the trauma, especially to his face. but not like an assaultive beating. >> dr. phil: okay. dina and rebecca's family have requested not to interact directly with each other in sensitivity and respect for their individual losses. i'm going to honor that request. i'll excuse you while they're out here and we'll talk some more. what does rebecca's family have to say about all this? do they believe rebecca would be involved in any way in the death of max? we're going to hear from her family when we come back. [applause] >> it's like her taking a dagger and stabbing it in our hearts. as she stands there and talks defend herself. who cannot she was brutally murdered. what happened? >> dr. phil: you guys have looked at the aura shooting a

should we have called child protective services?uld we have just called the cops and say hey, they're dealing. should we have opened our door to rose when she was crying, screaming in the courtyard? tell us what's going on. ultimately, we didn't do any of those things. we just watched. and the guilt of having just watched i think will follow me forever. so, thank you very much for coming here tonight and listening ramble on about the desert. if there's any question. [inaudible] >> there's a microphone they'll ask you to use. >> i wanted to ask you, at the house in 29 palms. >> goodness, well. >> about 15 years ago as my life fell apart and i felt like some reason i didn't go in there for years and so it was the obvious choice to me because i felt well there. but i wanted you to explain sort of what that sign is, by the way, but i wanted to know how you feel like what is happening there with the whole palm springs renaissance, palm springs in the money sort of stuff happening. and even desert hot springs, which is like masthead world

should we have called child protective services? reported them?uld we have called the cops and say hey, they're dealing. should we have opened our door to rose when she was crying, screaming in the cart. come one come over and tell us what's going on? ultimately we didn't do any of those things. we just watched and the guilt of having just watched i think will follow me forever. so, thank you very much for coming here tonight and listening to me ramble on about the desert. if there's any questions or comments, please. [inaudible] >> there's a microphone they're going to ask you to use. >> all yell at. >> you need to use the mic. >> i wanted to ask -- i have a house in twentynine palms and i bought it 15 years ago as a gesture of my life sort of fell apart and i felt like some reason i've been going there for years, so it was the obvious choice to me because i felt well there. i want you to explain -- i want to know what the sign is, by the way, but i want to know how you view liquidates had any name with the whole palm springs renaissance and the

. >> child protective services. >> right. >> dr. phil: this is what bothers me from a psychological standpoint. you allow your stepmother to be devastated and plan his funeral. >> sir, there was no funeral ever being planned. >> dr. phil: you let her believe he was dead. take funeral off the table. does that bother you? >> absolutely. >> dr. phil: if someone came and told me a family member of mine was dead, i'd be devastated. >> yes. it bothers me a lot. but you have to understand, i had no other choice. i would have died otherwise. he would have killed me, dr. phil, if i didn't do what he was telling me. >> dr. phil: were you worried that you were incurring tens of search and rescue fees and -- n >> i was more worried for my life. my father would beat me every other weekend, sometimes every weekend, because i was acting out in school or he was drunk. anything would set him off. didn't matter. he always was able to find an excuse. >> i was at jonathan's house almost every day. his father was constantly putting him down. always yell

what would you say to people who say, child protective services should have been called?that's just the ignorance of not understanding full term breast-feeding and knowing it is really normal in other cultures, just not normal here. >> reporter: now she hopes the controversy over the cover shot will bring attention to another issue to orphan children in africa. >> if we focus that attention to issues that really do matter like children who don't have food or don't have parents, that's where we're going to see the change. >> cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. >> why do i think you have something to say, sunny? >> you know, i believe that breast fed is the best fed and there are all of these wonderful health benefits. i nursed both of my children. i have a 6-year-old and a 10-year-old. but i do think that when your child has teeth and walks and talks and can walk to you and walks to your breast and says i'm hungry, i think it's time. >> you think it's time to stop. >> yeah. >> two, use with that. some people are more freaked out if you will about the idea that the kid is

the teacher was placed on leave and the school district not only reported to child protective services but we also have to report to the police. >> they're stating that he became a full-time teacher and 2008 and that he also coached basketball and volleyball. one parent who know the suspect was very shocked when they found out. they're stating that he did a lot for the community with the school and with the children. they are stating that people should get the facts straight before they make these assumptions. one neighbor who refused to go on camera spoke highly of the teacher. he stated that he does not believe any of the allegations. one neighbor stated that you never know what is going on with people. >> we are back live at albany middle school and we have got confirmation that the teacher has been bailed out of jail. there are plenty of questions remaining. they would like to know whether or not this has been going on for a while and whether or not the child was under 14 years of age and whether or not the child was a girl or boy. that is the latest reporting live from albany midd

after same with the grandmother for a time the 10 year-old and another child is not an child protective servicessed to be in a green car with wyoming license plates. >> it will really warm-up this we can. itemperatures to there were a lot cooler than what we saw yesterday. on sunday will give very hot. temperatures are dropping at least 20 degrees. it is a lot cooler in santa rosa where it was 71 degrees. the san mateo bridge issing sunny skies as the hour. the cloud cover is still stubborn this afternoon. once this clears into tomorrow will see warmer conditions. we will have temperatures in the '50s. it may be mainly in the '70s and '80s. we may see even triple digits for sunday and monday. we will talk more about these hot conditions coming up later. >> in a crackdown for wanted suspects ar. during the about four oudorm before hours e crackdown on people that were arrested on misdemeanor charges or warrants. that plan to conduct similar test to get fugitive's off of the san francisco streets. >> and lawsuit was filed due to current and members against the military. the women are stated that t

audience booing ] >> their neighbors are planning to give them a scare by dressing up as child protective services. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." i'm charlie rose. in new york, norah o'donnell is in washington. israel's prime minister is sending the world a clear warning. benjamin netanyahu told the united nations thursday that iran will have enough enriched uranium next summer to start building a nuclear weapon. >> president obama is likely to discuss that speech with netanyahu today. the white house says the two leaders will speak on the phone. netanyahu met with secretary of state hillary clinton thursday after his speech. >> margaret brennan watched the speech. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, charlie. the israeli prime minister made a public appeal to the u.n. to set a firm ultimatum on iran to stop the nuclear development. he put pressure on the obama administration to take a tougher tone weeks ahead of the u.s. presidential election. >> reporter: israel's rhetorical red line. >> a red line should be drawn right here. >> reporter: became a literal one as prime minister be

both of the moms call this legalized child abuse saying if they did that to their own kids child protective serviceson their door steps. 31 states have abolished corporal punishment. the people sort says it's okay until it's abolished by local authority. the superintendent is trying to get the rule change so male faculty can in fact hit female students with that paddle. megyn: that's one solution. it's the rule that needs to be changed. wow, it's a different time than it used to be. trace, thank you. he says he needs more time. but will voters buy president obama's recent argument that four years is not enough for him to fix the economy? a fair and balanced debate is next. >> we always said in this campaign that change takes more than one term. it takes more than one president. it takes more than one party. it can't happen if you write off half the nation. ally bank. why they have a raise your rate cd. tonight our guest, thomas sargent. nobel laureate in economics, and one of the most cited economists in the world. professor sargent, can you tell me what cd rates will be in two years? no. if he can'

what do you say to people who say child protective services should be called?standing full-term breast-feeding. and knowing it's normal in other cultures. it's not normal here. >> reporter: now, grumet hopes the controversy over that cover shot will bring attention to another issue close to her heart. orphaned children in africa. >> if we focused that attention to issues that really do matter, like children who don't have food and don't have parents, that's where we want to see the change. >> reporter: for "good morning america," cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. >> regarding the original cover story that got so much attention, "time" magazine tells us it is pleased the cover story, quote, encouraged serious debate of these important decisions facing millions of parents. >>> as you know, we are celebrating the emmys all week long here at "gma." and today, we get to do it with our friend, barbara walters. she has a new special tonight. best in tv, the greatest tv shows of our time, with barbara walters. she is here to tell us about it now. abc news teamed up