i've activated for antonio coleman.coleman had recently been put on suicide watch at the louisville metro department of corrections jail. now, the special operations response team, or s.o.r.t., has been sent to remove him from his cell due to a disturbance. >> 10-4, come on. coleman has flooded his cell. his excessive beating on the im in danger. hitting his head on the wall, he threatened the officer on the -- kick his ass. >> face the rear of your cell and go down to your knees. down to your knees. we'll go on three, one, two, three. right there. >> coleman is placed into an restraint chair.ill be bound at the legs, .>> we can clean the water up and things like we can put up with somebody there. but when they're self-abusive or damaging the property, those are red flags for us where we reallyvá have to address them and can't allow them to continue to be self-abusive. he was placed in the chair for that reason. >> after his wound is treated by medical personnel, coleman is fitted with head gear to prevent further injur

coleman has twice to fight alongsiie those in l - worrd war ii and korea. heeearned 13 air medals and 2 distinguiihed flying crosses. he was also the 2-nd bassman for the new york yankees. who took home four series titles before retiring. p3"i think your country is one of the dominant factors in your life. especially thee united states. if you haven't been out into the world and seen how other things go then you don't know what you're talking abouu, but when you've ssen that then you realize that this s heaven." heaven."you can still find colemannin the booth calling games for the san diego padres. milittry &pdogs... et.... a... good ...ssnd-off into reti. petiiement.... on thursday, mandy was honored for all her ard work ... innluding tours commendation medal. - poldiers who worked with mandyy peserved. maxwell says: "to us, the dogs &pare treated exactly like soldiers. ferrin says: " we've seen the same llces..experienne...unsp okee bbnn with them." p,3mandy's retiring because of medical reasons.. but, she will tiillhave ties tt the military. a sergeant p

back around at coleman if you do take northbound, you are fine. hp pavilion, guys, barbra streisand performing tonight. good morning, ms. strooi streisand, thank you for waking up with us and glad you chose nbc bay area. >> hope she is a big fan. mike, thank you very much. >>> here is a story you are not going to see every day, a man who lost his leg in a motorcycle accident now hoping test a new bionic leg controlled by his thoughts. 31-year-old zack vodder testing his leg sunday at a chicago fund-raiser. able to climb 103 flights of stairs at the willis tower, pretty amazing to see the machine. the successful climb was the bionic lech's very first test out in public, brings back thoughts of steve austin, the $6 million man this one responds to electrical impulses from the brain which shoots directly down to his leg and his hamstring. amazing. >> amazing, yeah. >>> as you head out the door this morning, take a look up, you may see a meteor. november is meteor season in the bay area. the torrid meteors will be the easiest to see between tonight an

loren coleman explains. >> crypto means hidden. zoa means animal. ology means the study off.hidden or unknown animals. >> reporter: which sounds very academic until you realize that those hidden animals include the yetti better known as the abominable snowman. the loch ness monster. and the favorite obsession of this crypto-zoology conference, big foot also known as sasquatch. >> it's fun. whether or not it's science, you know, it's hard to say. >> reporter: for scientist david nixon, his fascination with crypto zoology is a guilty pleasure. >> this is not exactly the kind of thing i talk about at work. >> reporter: this part of east texas, it turns out, is a hot spot of big foot activity. the legend of boggy creek which claimed to be based on real big foot sightings was filmed just an hour north of here. (screaming). it terrified teenagers across the country in 1972. >> it was the first movie i had seen in a theater where i felt like if i walked out of the theater at night, i could encounter the screen monster i had seen. >> reporter: for david coleman, that first encounter

alternates, was come bascomb coleman. >>> 28 minutes between 580 and the golden gate bridge toll plaza heads up if you are commuting from marin into san francisco. westbound 237 quiet. the rest of the bay area no delays from the east bay northbound 880 pretty good all the way towards downtown. and a quick check of bridges, it looks like one lane is blocked on the upper deck of the bay bridge. it's before 5:00 this morning. 4:37 this morning. back to you guys. [ laughter ] >> it's early. 4:37. okay, liz, thanks. >>> many members of congress say two u.s. military generals owe them some answers amid a scandal that keeps growing. susan mcginnis reports it will be a big issue on capitol hill today. >>> reporter: the sex scandal that brought down former cia director david petraeus and is now enveloping another top u.s. general moves to capitol hill today. house intelligence leaders will ask fbi deputy director sean joyce and acting cia director michael morele about the events that led to david petraeus's resignation as head of the spy agency. petraeus left the job when news of an affair with

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even so, jerry coleman says he is no hero.s day. >> thank you, coleman, digs in a little deeper and keeps arms swinging. >> reporter: from the infield to the battlefield, jerry coleman served his team and his country, but don't call him a hero. >> a lot of people look at you and say, "you're hero." you know who the heroes are, don't you? they're the ones that didn't come back. i have friends that didn't come back. >> he walked away from professional baseball to fight alongside those friends sevenning with distinction in world war ii and korea. nicknameed "the colonel" due to his rank, he was only major leaguer that saw combat duty in two wars, flying 120 combat missions, piloting a dive bomber, earning him 13 air medals and two distinguished crosses. >> the country is one of the dominant factors in your life, especially the united states. if you haven't been out to the world to see how other things go you don't know what you who are talking about. you realize this is even. >> sing to center. >> even meant playing for the new y

coleman himself served as a marine during the korean war.e said he hopes the homemade memorial sends a message of thanks to a veteran. >> i got a little sign out front i think says what i want to say. america land of the free because of the brave. that's what i want people to do is start saying thank you. >> the display did not just grab civilians' attention, veterans also stopped by to pay their respects as well. what a wonderful tribute to the veterans. i hope you stop and thank a veteran today for their sacrifice and service. >>> obviously, we're in washington, d.c., so there are lots of monuments and memorials around town to visit and just take a moment to really sort of absorb what so many have fought and died for so that we can live the lives that we lived freely. >> all right. it is now 5:57. >>> ahead, why moms to be may want to put down those cell phones. >>> behind the scandal, we're hearing about harassing e-mails that ultimately

in the south, here's the robert e coleman shot and here's a shot of kent islands, beautiful sunset over the bay bridge out towards the east of that. tloez the 10:00 numbers. we may see a little fog for the overnight, calm wind now but that's going to to southerly direction and that's going usher in another warm afternoon. around 79 deglees easton. and to give you an idea what that 66 does with the record book, it is above average, 58 is the normal, 78 was the record. temperatures across town, 48, 43 up towards frederick. but that temperature will come down into the upper 40s to 50 for the overnight lows. we'll call it a mild evening. 48 degrees after midnight, 46 to wake up but the clouds will come in at the lunchtime hour but it's a warm 64 degrees. look at the radar satellite picture. clouds are trying to mix it in. this cold front the west has been producing flash freezing conditions out in near northern illinois. this is going to deliver much koltder air as we go. in fact this is timed out 22 hours due west of us. we're going to see rain in less than 24 hours. temperatures, this is

look at this, coleman elementary. blue skies today. temperatures getting in to the upper 50s, close to 60 degrees. we will do better than that tomorrow. low 60s down here. we will go up towards haverly grace. beautiful shot. boats in the water, mostly sunny skys this afternoon. temperatures getting chose to 60 degrees. shot downtown, 52 degrees, humidity in check at 48%. dew point low at 33. westerly wind, change it around to the southwesterly direction, that will bump the temperatures up, especially in to the weekend. made it to 56 degrees, 3 off of 59. record back in 1994, 78 degrees. 25 the record low in 2003. 52 in town. frederick 54 degrees. easton 50. temperatures will start to trickle down in to the 40s on our way to the 30s. tonight two degrees warmer comparison to 24 hours ago. we are starting to see the warming trend, that will become evident towards the weekend. 40 midnight. in to the 50s in to tomorrow. here is a shot over the eastern third of the nation, yeah of high pressure locked in. this is going to keep the clouds and

cloudy situation throughout the day here at robert w coleman. not to far from druid hill park. a cloudy day, holding temperatures down in roland park. we had a tough time getting temperatures out of the mid40s. i saw it on the weatherbug site there. so, temperatures now in the mid40s to near 50, that's the set up for the moment. as we look at the set up here across the states, still cloudy, few showers out of north carolina into southern virginia. still keeping the forecast dry. the set up looking like most of the precipitation will stay to the south and east. there is clear weather across the midwest and that should start to edge in tomorrow. should allow for more sun. more significant warm up on tap as well. we check out the trend you can see what's happening here. the chill hanging out. high pressure will try to edge in further tomorrow. help clear the skies, push the clouds off shore and the coastal system will sit out and continue to churm off the carolina coast. overall high pressure over the ohio valley should continue to keep your weather on the dry side, with generally

elementary and she's in support of giving funds over to the school district in reference of us, members of coleman, it's particularly alarming that school district students in san francisco are off track to graduation. and a disproportionate number of them from her community and hopes this can be fixed so when her children go to high school they don't have to face the same problems. thank you. >> [speaking foreign language] >> translator: she's alerting you guys to the cuts in the budget in the past years that have completely broken down our system. particularly in credit recovery, and in night school and in summer school. and only a few summer school options have been left open thanks to the mayor. and her greatest worry is if we expect high expectations for the children and don't couple that with the support they need, we are really failing them. thank you. >> hello, thank you for attention to this matter. i am paul rodriguez and here for the san francisco youth commission. part of the reason we support this is because we feel that securing these additional funds to expand credit recovery option

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coleman has been charged as an adult. two other men are facing federal charges. >>> in the meantime a judge in solano county will determine whether the man charged with shooting and killing a vallejo police officer will stand trial. henry albert smith is accused of killing the officer during a chase last november. if convicted, he could face the death penalty. >>> rescuers ending their search for a teenager this morning, the last of a family of three still missing after being swept out to sea on the northern california coast. the 16-year-old boy jumped into the water trying to save his dog from that high surf over the weekend. the boy's father and mother went in after them. his sister stayed onshore and called 911. search crews recovered both parents' bodies. the boy is still missing. the dog is safe. >>> happening now, demonstrators gathering in cairo to protest egypt's new president. overnight protesters fought with riot police in tahrir square angry with mohamed morsi's decree granting himself more power. it includes a

community session, and our first one is tomorrow meeting at omega boy's club and then we are scheduled at coleman and cabrillo. so our goal with that is to outreach to families, doing mailings, calls, etc. and give them the opportunity to meet with a counselor and understand about the requirements. and see where their child is towards those requirements and hear about credit recovery options. so the other thing that we need to do is make sure that we are expanding our credit recovery options. so that the students have the opportunities to take the courses that they are lacking or fail. the task under this is to ensure that the credit recovery options at all sites are restored. we had the school district a grant from the state for 20% of afterschool funds. in the summer after the budgeti budgeting -- provide credit recovery at individual sites. eight of our schools no longer have those funds. and we anticipate that the other group when their cycle comes up for renewal may also be cut. and we want to be sure that we have a re-establishment of centralized evening schools. there are certain courses w

. >> until she lost her job, kathleen coleman had spent nearly 30 years working as an executive assistantwall street. she doesn't have much to show for it. >> tell me about your 401(k). >> um, does this answer the question? >> this is what it was in 2005, 2007. you're down below 2005. >> right. and another one went down almost $40,000. one was $80--$88,000. and then--and then it went down to, like, $50,000. >> how old are you? >> 54, and i live alone. i don't have any children. i've been a career girl all my life, and it's been a great career, and i don't deserve this. i'm sorry. >> it's all right. >> [sighs] >> have you had any nibbles? >> all the nibbles i've had, i get beat out by top models who can type. and i have experience and dedication and loyalty, and i can make any boss shine. i can, if you're out there, i'll relocate anywhere for you. >> what--psychologically, what does this piece of paper do to you? >> oh, it crushes any rest i may get when i'm 65. i'll have to work for the rest of my life. >> the saddest part of this story is that it's being repeated all over the country. in

. >> coleman says some veterans have already stopped by to comment on the display and to pay their respects. >> great message. >> a simple thank you goes a long way. >> indeed. stay with us.

david elyashar, cpa with horwich, coleman and levin, joins us now for some fiscal q&a. good to have you on the show this morning. > > thanks for having me. > > are you hearing from your clients, because there are so many variables about how this could all turn out? > > i am. a lot of people are worried because there is so much uncertainty with tax rates. so i am getting a lot of questions of what to do, what kind of things can be done by the end of the year. > > how high or how low could those taxes come in? > > on the low end, the lowest income tax rates could jump from 10% to 15%, and the highest tax rate is going to be bumped all the way up to 39.6%. > > is it better now to take the year-end bonus, or wait until 2013? > > contrary to conventional wisdom which says you should defer income as long as possible, you are going to see a lot of people try to accelerate income into this year. so, for example, if you are set to receive a bonus in early 2013, you may try to receive that cash at the end of 2012 if you can. > > should you make more contributions than normal this

. >> we'll look at some of our cameras, this is robert e coleman shot looking at a nice afternoon, a blend of sunshine and clouds today. temperatures struggling to get into the upper 40s today, maxed out to around 48 degrees in many locations, having a great same deal, 46 to 48 degrees for your daytime highs and there's your sunset earlier, a little after 5 in the evening. here's the shot downtown: 39 degrees we're down to. 67% humidity. 29-degree dew points in this dry atmosphere and the wind usher in cooler air. should be around 61, and the record in the books 83, 24. 83 was set in 19 1961. we range from 39 to 41 in frederick, a little suspect on that temperature. most spots getting into the middle and upper 30s and you're on your way for upper 20s tonight north of the city as we are expecting freezing conditions. you notice on satellite, a few clouds working back in. a thin veil of clouds across the area. we are anticipating the temperatures to drop near the freezing mark and for that reason we have a freeze warning north of the city. out toward cecil county and frederick and caro

. >> we were notified of this back in november of 2011 where our first victim saw christopher coleman teaching and she notified the authorities. through them they contacted us that she had been molested when she was a child. >> police say gloman taught students in maryland and believes there may be more victims. if you have any more information, you're urged to call crime stoppers. >>> d.c. calls for changes in the statute of limitations on sex crimes after dna evidence identified at least two alleged rapists who cannot be prosecuted because of the law, one man arrested last week for rape in 1999. charges were dropped. fox 5's paul wagner with the details. >> would you have -- >> reporter: late this afternoon fox 5 spoke by phone with a woman who was attacked by a stranger along this stretch of ninth street northwest in february of 1999. she says police reinterviewed her last month after telling her of the dna connection. >> they told me that they got dna off my clothes and they would notify me when they picked him up and let me know if i would be going to court. >> but the call never

he was a student the potomac school where coleman worked.olice discovered three or girls who were vic -- three other victims who were victims. authorities are now asking anybody who might have been a victim to come forward. >>> a concerned mom in rural missouri force a potential massacre. her 20-year-old son was apparently planning to go on a shooting spree on sunday during the showing of the latest twilight movie. blake lamer's mother contacted police after learning her son bought two assault rifles and was off his medication. he had already purchased tickets to see breaking dawn, telling police that despite having 400 rounds of ammunition, he feared running out. he planned to walk to a nearby wal-mart, break the glass in the ammunition case and shoot until police arrived. he is now being held on half a million dollars bond. >>> well police have arrested a man they think pulled the trigger in tuesday night's shooting at the bp gas station in northeast d.c. police say that the 27-year-old christopher mcgreg got into a dispute with the gas st

federal prosecutors say darrelle coleman shown in the dark shirt and apron places the new books on a table. kyle puts the books in boxes,s in the red shirt. and another man police say is also involved. the boxes are dropped off at the bookstore's loading box and the well-known hot dog vendor picks it up. prosecutors fell us this scheme went on from december 13, 2010, to january 19, 2011. today a jury found the group guilty of conspiracy and theft, stealing -- get this -- $200,000 in textbooks. >> it's like they were stealing from the university. >> reporter: jordan mandel is surprised how lynn is involved. >> you wouldn't expect a hot dog man to be stealing textbooks. >> reporter: prosecutors say he sold the stolen textbooks online. this man told me naun is his brother and he doesn't want to talk. the police says -- i am proud of our officers' wron going effort and dead occasion to investigating crime like this. the arrests was a result of an investigation led by our officers and bookstore employees. we are pleased with the outcome of this case. now, the three men are scheduled to be

. >> hello my name is [tkha-els/] from coleman advocates for children and youth and thanks for the presentation and your attention. [speaker not understood] she went to her high school counselor and the counselor said -- she said why didn't you give me these credits? and she said i didn't know you wanted to go to college. i just thought you wanted to graduate high school. the reason why we pushed for this policy to go into place and the reason why i think the board of education unanimously voted for it and their original intention of this policy is that we graduate students college and career-ready not just to graduate high school and not just for low-wage job so they can make a choice for themselves as opposed to someone else making the choice for them; right? i think in saying that means that we need to look at c or better as the measurement of our success in preparing students and not just looking at a d; right? in the charts that were presented, it says that 26% of african-american students are on-track with a d or better. that means that 74% are not. when we're looking eight c or better, i

elsewhere to the south bay now, more roadwork this time southbound 880 from coleman to bascomb avenue. this is ongoing roadwork in the area. otherwise through downed 280, 101, by san jose airport everything clear and mass transit also off to a great start once again. no delays for bart, ace, muni, caltrain and ferries. that's traffic. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> 4:38. black friday the biggest shopping day of the year is still four days away but people already lining up to take advantage of some early deals. they are the diehards. cbs 5 reporter cate caugiran is at a best buy in pinole where shoppers have staked their ground already. they are camping out. >> reporter: that's right. talk about dedication. these tents have been up since yesterday and they have four days to go so hopefully they are warm. normally we see these die-hard shoppers take their places outside the big box stores later in the week but big ticket items like tvs and gaming consoles add up to hundreds of dollars so shoppers say it's worth it. as for missing the traditional thanksgiving meal, shoppers say blac

so far we have identified locations at the bayview y, the mission neighborhood health center, coleman and outreaching to a few other communities to identify locations and getting the word out as well. the next sort of action item that we want to do is make sure that we're expanding our credit recovery options. because of the budget cuts that i referred to earlier, while we increased our graduation requirements, we also had to cut centralized evening school and centralized summer school. if we had not had the support of the city two years ago when these students were 9th graders and the foresight to say we're going to target in some dollars to offer summer school, those numbers that you see in the dark and light green would be vastly different. we had a thousand students who are current 11th graders take advantage of summer school when they were 9th graders and then we rolled it off and the city supported us again last summer. so when those students were 10th graders and the other 9th grade class received summer school and we're thrilled that the city is again supporting us, so we'll h

amendment, and i actually want to really congratulate the young people, organizations like power, and colemanyouth, youth commission, youth students from public schools and private schools, who were all on board for this, you know, free muni for youth program. it would be great to see it pass. and we can actually have a great example for other cities in the bay area to follow. i know there's a lot of interest in the bay area as well seeing that happen. >> president chiu: supervisorú/] elsbernd. >> supervisor elsbernd: thank you, mr. president. through the president, supervisor campos, i struggle today to follow your logic. i have a real difficult time. just 20 minutes ago we heard you present the choice that the police department was going to have to face was violence in the mission or enforce public nudity. that's not a false choice? i mean that's one of the most bogus choices i've heard. i didn't say anything because i think everyone here knows hour police department knows how to prioritize. that wasn't a budgetary issue. that's not a false choice but this is. i hope everyone here understan