dina says, yeah, i never do. [ laughter ] snooki is convinced that she has a urinary tract infection.backyard. mike claims he's the nicest out of everyone this year. while he says this, his shorts are open. jwoww says she saw his wiener hanging out. [ laughter ] the gang plays a prank on snooki. so, she puts a booger in mike's mouth while he sleeps. [ laughter ] snooki's dad stops by. she tells him she has an infection. she sends him out to get cranberry juice. the end. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: gary oldman, everyone. gary oldman. thank you, gary. the show sounds like kind of stupid when you hear it like that, right? [ laughter ] i feel sorry for snooki's father. cranberry is not the kind of juice you want to give to your little girl, just in general. in case you're wondering, this is what snooki's father looks like. the oompa doesn't fall far from the loompa. tonight's episode of "jersey shore" was so remarkable, it isn't something you want young girls to see. so, we removed all the offensive video of the show, and replaced it with footage from "the power puff girls" cartoon.

. >> dina says she reported this undercover video inside california's only farm in samona. >> the duck is having a ten inch metal pipe forcefully shoved down their throat. >> the duck's liver is fattened in the last two weeks of life, but not inhumanely. >> it has evolved. >> these ducks can barely stand or walk or even breathe. they are suffering. >> activists tried to deliver a petition to all six chefs inside. they were stopped at the door. >> please don't enter the building. >> the sheriff says it's the public who is revoted by animal rights. >> it's a don't eat animals agenda. low hanging fruit. >> this is just one of several meals where the $100 plate spawned an effort to repeal this band. >> would you actively work to repeal this law. >> i would. i'm here tonight. i'm donating money. absolutely. >> in napa, robert lyles, cbs 5. >> also, we have learned the teenager under arrest for that deadly school shooting in ohio. did not even go to the school where the shooting happened. tonight, hundreds of people gathered in the city of chardon for a candle light vigil for those victims.

cina -- name is dina h illiard. the issue of public safety is an important one for us. we are one of the only cities without a community ambassador or community died proponent -- component. we feel it is important to provide alternative solutions to the revolving door dynamic in the hall of justice. to us, see jcjc is a part of tht alternative. when it was first established, there was a lot of discussion in the neighborhood about whether or not it was needed, how it was performed or could benefit the neighborhoods in the city. the court was extremely sensitive to those concerns and they are one of the only bj they are one of the only collaborative courts to have a community advisory board component with regular town hall meetings as part of the core mission. there are a lot of statistics that can illustrate the success of the court. captain gary, are you going to come up? the captain has put together some statistical numbers of cases that were referred to the cjc in 2010. there were 100 -- 1207 cases for ford. 2011, 1163. to date, there are 95. i know the court's perspe

. >>> bob and dina are the parents of 16-year-old victim danny parmatur. good morning. >> good morning. >> what do you want to say about your son danny that's enough for you to be willing to be on national television so soon after his death? >> let everybody know that danny was a great boy. he listened. everything he did. he was a happy kid. never caused no trouble. he was just always fun to be around. he always wanted to be by us. making fun of me all the time, that he was taller than me. we just loved him. >> dina, i know he was looking forward to going to college. a few weeks ago he landed his first job at a bowling alley and he was supposed to get his first check tomorrow. is that right? >> right. yes. yes, that's right, ann. i just want to say quickly, thank you to the community, the nation honestly. we thank you. we can't imagine how everybody's helping us and our family. we have the best family in the world. and to the other victims and their families, our hearts go out to them as well. to answer your question, he got his first job. he was so excite

cina -- name is dina h illiard. the issue of public safety is an important one for us. we are one of the only cities without a community ambassador or commu

. >> and i am dina bair we are alive today with our top story. >> there was the eight stabbing this weekend and it the victim was a beloved teacher of an elementary school. crisis counselors are at the school today and parents have been here all day giving it support. the principal released a statement earlier this morning. >> the elementary school is deeply saddened by the death of one of four staff members shaun wild crisis teams will be on hand to help students cope with it the teacher's death. the stabbing took place at the frankies blue room popular bar. witnesses said the stabbing took place after a taunting. the suspect was being taunted for drinking beer out of a wine glass and he became enraged and stabbed another patron. when the teachers that 4 to break up he was stabbed to death. >> this whole thing escalated over someone commenting on the way he was drinking beer from a wine glass. he stabbed the victim and continue to stabbed the victim three times. >> we expect to hear from the principal at around 1:00 p.m. key will eat bring us up-to-date on how the students are coping with

michelle miller spoke with danny's mother and fear, dina and bob parmertor owed, and andy's older brother dominic. they told her they want toid chance to talk about danny. when they sat down for the interview they were wearing danny's clothe, mrs. parmertor is a nurse and she says she heard about the shooting while driving home from the night shift. >> i turned on the radio, and they were talking about it, i had a sick feeling in my stomach, i didn't know why. and i did, i really did, and i was scared for him, i don't know why, and i just tried to call him. nothing. he didn't answer. and i left a message, danny, it's mom, call me back. >> it was a call and had danny's picture on it on my cell phone so, i thought oh, he's calling me. it was commotion and it was some fire chief or something, i don't know. and he said danny is being life flighted to metro hospital right now. you have to go to metro, i said i want to talk to him. >> they were still doing cpr on him? it was bloody. fight. fight. he tried, he did. he tried. >> i said don't go, danny, don't go. >> he fought. but he just didn't h

>>and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. >>julian crews is live on the south side with details >>there's harsh criticism being leveled against mayor emanuel by the head of the police union raising serious security concerns about the nato and g-8 summit preparations >>we are disappointed that it has taken some prodding by the chicago media to get the ball rolling ... it's something that should have been addressed and down in the planning of the g-8 summits it just shows us that the government here is not prepared >>he said only after they sounded the alarm to the rahm emanuel administration take action ordering the plexiglass shields at a cost of under $200,000 apiece those shields will protect the officers from anything thrown in their faces by protesters ... we looked at the old helmut seeing that it was inadequate in the face of massive protests that have been taking place in other cities around the world during the time of these n

>>and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the internet ... we have judy wang live along the northwest tollway in des plaines with more on the storm >>very challenging here in the northwest suburbs ... there is still a lot of winter left ... sounds of winter because we have had it easy thus far mount prospect residents said that it was no big deal >>i have to snowblower is >>but you are shovelling the old fashion way >>well it is good exercise >>the kennedy expressway was in good condition during over nine hours but the farther north you went the worse the conditions became the wind in the eyes were difficult with poor visibility there were several standouts lake county communities like gurnee and libertyville were hit hard with nearly 8 in. by the end of the morning rush-hour >>i missed the snow this winter ... i really like it ... >>this is quite mild i have lived in chicago all my life this is really no big deal that temperatures did not dro

>>and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. they came under fire for the decision ... the komen foundation originally said that it cut funding to planned parenthood because the organization is under investigation for allegedly using federal money for abortions. but it just about an hour ago the foundation announced that it will reinstate breast cancer screenings at planned parenthood. it also issued an apology stating: " we have been distressed at the presumption that the changes made to our funding criteria were done for political reasons or to specifically penalize planned parenthood. there were not. ... " the president weighed in on the unemployment figures ... but he warned that we still have a tough road ahead and one solution is to hire returning military veterans >>our veterans are some of the most highly trained and highly educated charlie skilled workers that we haveworkers that we have companies ought to be competing to hire t

>>and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. >>the cook county medical examiner has identified the two men killed ... if 14 year-old boy shot in the estimate remains at comer children's hospital police have not made any arrests as of yet ... >>another man recalled hearing seven shots up paws and then four or five rounds outside of the budget liquor store ... there are a makeshift memorial marking the spot in front of the store where the killings took place in gage vehicle pulled up at east 79th street ... and someone began shooting both men were shot in the chest and pronounced dead at the scene the teenage boys wanted range from 13-16 years old those boys are in fair to good condition with the exception of the boy shot in the stomach here ed comer children's hospital >>we just saw him he looked so nice yesterday ... i used to buy cigarettes from him in the morning ... i mean ... oh wow ... >>just after this incident another boy was shot

convicted of a heinous crime he is seeking a new trial good afternoon i'm steve sanders >>and i'm dina bair we welcome our viewers who are watching a ceramic country on wgn america and on the web. >>tonya francisco's lead at the dirksen federal building with the top story >>felt cafe was not in court from day one fedell caffey has claimed that he has had nothing to do with the death of debra evans her 10 year-old daughter 7 year-old son and the fetus she was carrying the man and his girlfriend and the women's cousin was convicted of cutting the woman's baby from her womb and killing her two children ... >>the perpetrator claims that there were witnesses that were excluded and that people were buying drugs from witnesses >>if these allegations are true that one of the allied asians of the attorneys were buying drugs from witnesses is a very loaded delegation ... >>the best friend of the victim is not convinced of this strategy ... she will be in court sending a message to the perpetrator ... >>the unborn child cut from the womb of debra evans he survived his name is elisha he lives down

>>and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web ... nancy loo has the latest >>this attack happened in broad daylight as the children were walking home from school this morning community activists were handing out fliers to ensure that people are aware of the police alert for the community. it follows wednesday's attack on a 12 year-old girl as she walked 3:15 p.m. the girl was sexually assaulted in a gang way near 107th and south calumet avenue. neighborhood parents say such a brazen daytime attack is frightening and quite a few children walk to and from school every single day routines will likely change now: >>the kids walk right down the street to school that should be the safe thing ... i can see my children going down the street and i know people who actually do what their children to school i always thought that was excessive but now i know it's not >>the victim described the attacker is a slim black man 5 ft. 10 in. dressed all in bl

. >>5 and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers for watching us are wrong the country on wgn america and on the web. >>robert jordan is live at the radio station where the career began for don cornelius and broadcasting >>he was one of the real music icons of his era right up there with dick clark ... he began his career here at channel 26 and later at wgn tv studios when his show "soul train" went into syndication ... american bandstand played to white audiences and on cornelia's came up with something for the african-american youth ... >>he was one of the best known figures of his era ... don cornelius came to fame at a moment when the music world was as divided as the social politics of the times. yet don cornelius and "soul train" was beloved by black and white audiences alike loyal viewers watched every show >>the kids didn't have any issues with the racial stuff ... >>"soul train" was a crossover program >>yes, yes, yes the white kids enjoy it the exposure to this great dancing and music and it really t

and i'm dina bair we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the internet ... >>tonti francisco joins us live from the southeast side with more on the our top story: >>for bodies remain inside this carter funeral home that the director assures me will be removed by this evening to other funeral homes >>lots of anger and confusion this morning as the family of 83 year-old emma robinson towns and try to find out from gary.carter the funeral home owner why her body remains here after she was supposed to be cremated four weeks ago >>this is my mother ... i'm not going anywhere until i get my mother out of here >>the funeral director once everyone to know that nothing wrong has happened here he needed a death certificate before and the cremation or burial >>that's the source of the delay i cannot sign those documents or i would go to jail >>he blames the problems on two former disgruntled employees that he had to fire and were caught here during a police call earlier this week after a robbery was reported harry carter wound up getting slapped with c

>>and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching the surrounding country on wgn america and on the internet ... tonya francisco is live downtown at school board headquarters with more on this story. >>more than 80 speakers have signed up but before they were able to get to the microphone the school board supervisor explained it that the board has spent the last few months gathering information in order to make well-informed decisions, i wanted another we recognize that these decisions are important and critical the affect communities and neighborhoods we do understand that but ultimately we need to make our decision based on what we believe fix is in the best interest of the children in these schools and those who will be attending in the future >>dozens of protesters were out in front of the chicago board of education earlier today protesting one of the biggest decisions that will be made later today and that is to callclose to schools phase out five more and turn around 10 others ... there w

>>and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web ... julian crews is live in north suburban gurnee with our top story: >>the challenge for the public works departments in the northwest suburbs is to keep the rain from freezing the roads >>we have our equipment already ... we will pre load the trucks before this evening's rush hour >>the equipment is standing by and the snowplows are ready to drop layers of salt in advance of the snow to keep the rain and the sleek tot freezing of the roadways ... the good news is that more than $100,000 and assaulting supplies will be saved this year because of the mild winter ... across lake county as well as coke and mchenry ... everyone is getting prepared >>usually we do see increases in traffic we don't know of people will purchase goods related to the weather but we expect them to come. >>perhaps people will be buying some outer wear on clearance and other winter weather related necessities >>the public

>>and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us from the country on wgn america and on the web ... >>tonya francisco's live from city hall with the top story >>a bunch of student activists and parents said that the number and noble network charter school system is making an inappropriate profit off of its students >>dozens of students and parents held a rally and march from cps headquarters tisch's city allto city hall ... over the policy of charging students for breaking minor rolesules when a student's receives more than 12 detentions' they have to pay a steep three digit find and that resulted being held back from graduation in three years the noble network system collected about $300,000 in these confinesfines.. >>my student was in detention for some very small and fractions like her shoes being not tied or not focusing on the teacher in the class and not having an id in the pocket ... >>but apparent from the different school in the noble system feels that these fines are really reenfo

>>and i'm nancy loo in for dina bair. julian crews is live with the details >>he was a retired 83 year-old living on fixed income ... we're learning more about the victim neighbors say for years that julius borrowersos lived modestly in the single-family home people who knew him said that he had nothing of value and no one can understand why this happened people say the home was ransacked the lake county sheriff's detectives will not save robbery was the motive his body was discovered yesterday detectives are not commenting on the homicide investigation at all. the indiana coroner indicates that he was shot multiple times. understandably neighbors are frightened by this news and reluctant to speak on camera police in the northwest suburbs are combing the forest preserve for a woman from north barrington. wgn's j. miller tells us the woman disappeared for disco issues get a free trip to florida >>the woman was looking forward to spending a valentine's day with her husband during a trip to florida but she vanished without a

and i'm dina bair we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the internet >>julian crews as the top story >>he is being held under observation and there's a sense of relief in plainfield knowing they have caught this 12 year- old foster child to according to detectives was caught in the act yesterday morning and confessed ... demo you have to remember we're dealing with a 12 year-old boy a juvenile, i would imagine that he does not understand the full scope of what he has done >>joliet police may have prevented another fire ... as they caught the youngster breaking into a car in the same neighborhood where other arson fires destroyed multiple cars causing severe damage to a town house on hazelwood drive in plainfield ... it unnerved the community fearing that they had a serial arsonist and that he would strike again ... it cost nearly a quarter of a million dollars in property damage and one homeowner suffered extensive damage >>the things we lost our irreplaceable we were very saddened by this, and it was during the holidays so it didn't make

grandes artistas reno dina un merecido homenaje.rtas. podrÁ disfrutar de las presentaciones especiales y se re encontrara con los actores que le dieron vida a sus personajes. >>> acaba de cumplir 83 aÑos y que mejor regalo que este. homenaje transmitido mÁs adelante por su cadena univisiÓn. >>> en la ciudad deÉxico continÚamos con primer impacto. que bien. una que no fue invitada fue marÍa antonieta de las nieves que interpretÓ a la chilindrina, no harÉ bid invitaciÓn y dejo entrever que ha tenido que ver la disputa legal que por aÑos. ha mantenido con el come daipts por los derechos del personaje que le dio vida. calentÓ motores para su proxima gira. de esto y mÁs hablÓ con polanco en new york tras su primer concierto en esa ciudad. veamos. inicio su gira de conciertos. las entradas vendidas en la mayorÍa de los conciertos. en argentina tiene 4. yo soy un tipo agradecido con las cosas que me pasan y trato de ser consecuente con la gente que hace posible estas cosas. >>> ¿cuantos minutos se necesitan para conocer ricardo arjona?. >>

that afternoon i am steve sanders >>and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers for watching us from the country on wgn america and on the web. >>julian crews has this top story >>chrysler executives say they are investing $700 million in infrastructure upgrades in order to build the new dodge dart that will sell in many countries ... >>this is a 21st century vehicle made by people right here in illinois working together in the best traditions of our state. >>that was illinois gov. pat quinn playing car salesman he's not the all-in-one excited about the new compact fuel- efficient car from chrysler it will be an economic engine for this region bringing 1800 new jobs to the belvedere ill. chrysler plant it's a remarkable turnaround for the american wanamaker industry experts say that sergio marconi has engineered an automotive miracle taking at the company back to profitability ... it's a compilation and collaboration of the efforts with the merged chrysler and fiat interests ... >>the truth is you will be building the first chrysler group v

>>and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country and wgn america and on the internet ... the twister devastated the town of harrisburg it hit a wal-mart and several smaller businesses before leveling an apartment complex as many as 10 people have been reported dead and that death toll could rise >>the death toll area is an area where the local hospital is located an immediate lead there is reported to have been difficulty accessing the hospital but now they're in full operation ... they took snow ploughs to clear the way governor quinn is on his way to harrisburg to get a firsthand look at the damage he has also directed the state's emergency management agency to activate its emergency operations center to help those affected by the severe weather. >>chicago police are searching for the driver of a van that hit and killed teenage girl. allie at tompkins was struck at 80th and ashland last night nancy loo spoke with her friends mourning her death she was visiting her grand

she's got a cover-up on from dinas only $39 and $35 for a white linen pant.urquoise or white? >> you know, right from the beach all of them can go to lunch or shopping. >> they might get arrested. >> thank you so much. >> thanks, guys. >> thank you, ladies. >> you want to be able to have one outfit that will take you from the morning to the night so you don't have to pack multiple things. >> you want the versatility. donna and alycia are great examples of day-to-night dresses. donna, a swim coach and a great yogi, has a fantastic shape. you can go looser in the day. she has a belt that comes with the dress. i'm going to help her out. if you belt the silhouette it looks more polished for evening. and alycia is like the secret peekaboo cover-up. during the day, it opens up, but at night, you let it hang like a dress and with the jewelry, you're ready to go to drink. >> what is the price? >> very affordable. $70 for the dress approximately and then this is ribina, again, about $70-ish dollars. double duty. all the prices are on our website, klgandhoda.com. i hav

. >> dina robinson has more from miami. >> reporter: louboutin's are the most famous shoes in the worldimson bottom creations with sometimes six-inch heels are the work of christian louboutin. >> when i was 16 i wanted to design shoes, to do pretty shoes for women. and a few years after i started to do it. >> reporter: but today's shoe devotes flocked to the shoe department to see the shoe god. and buy the red souled shoes as he unveils his 20th anniversary collection. >> he started presenting 20 years of my work. >> reporter: this woman says she'll sell thousands of shoe today. >> he's only making three personal appearances in the world this year. >> she came straight from the gym so her size wouldn't sell out. >> i look at the sticker and i'm like, oh, my god. do you ever go sticker shock? >> i mean, it happens, of course, but they're a must, every girl has to own a pair. >> how much are those? >> i think they're almost 1300. >> reporter: students from the design architecture school in miami are assembling the rows of already sold shoes for christian to sign. for these future designer

. ♪ do you know where you're going to ♪ i need dina ross to tell me.y cell phone. >> she knows everybody and everybody knows debbie allen. she will be talking about missing a best friend. opening up about one of her best dance students ever, pop icon michael jackson. >>> a question for you. do you know how strong your bones are? one way to tell is with a bone density test. it's recommended for all women aged 65 and older. and for younger women with certain risk factors. elizabeth cohen has more in today's "health for her." >> reporter: until katie kelly sgot a bone density test in her early 50s, she didn't realize she had the beginnings of osteoporosis or thinning bones. >> i can't believe it. it came as a shock. >> reporter: especially since she's been doing the right things to keep her bones strong. >> regular weight-bearing exercise, taking adequate calcium and vitamin d can help you prevent bone loss. >> reporter: like many women, katie has certain risk factors that increase the odds her bones might fracture. >> being a petite thin woman is one, ca

i'm dina santifante. >>> meantime back here, we don't have a heater in the desk, but -- . >> i bringgg boots. >> and to be truthful most of the time, we're cold up here. >> freezing in here. what about you? >> there are certain stories we do before weather on the 5:00 news i remain silentol. there is no win-win for me on that. >> that's okay. it's all right, gary. are you warm all the time? >> i work in the hottest place in the building downstairs. the weather center is hot. >> is it? >> yeah. >> we open up the doorfo toallow the cool air to come in. when it's hot outside, we have luck. >> we have temperature issues in the basement. >> yeah. >> yup. >> and though that you know. >> more inside baseball than you probably wanted to know. >> we don't have temperatures outside, though. >> that's right, so good today. as i was walking upstairs, sue told me 55 for a high today officially. >> wow. >> five degrees above where we should be. >> gorgeous. >> and that continues nice tomorrow and that is looking like we're going to be colder. we're going to have rain in the area, too, and so i wou

i'm dina dos santos. >> and good morning from cnn hong kong. you're watching "world business today." the top stories this happy friday, the 10th of february. >>> must try harder. eu ministers say greece's bailout deal is not good enough. >>> almost a year after a deadly earthquake, the new zealand city of christchurch now looks to asia to help finance its rebuilding. >>> and in a densely populated city like hong kong, space can be a luxury, but as flats get smaller, are some landlords putting tenants' safety at risk? >>> first up, though, we've been waiting all week for lawmakers in athens to strike a money-saving deal and to secure themselves a new bailout for the country. we thought that one would lead to the other, didn't we? but greece came up short yet again this time. the deal by the greek prime minister lucas papademos on a domestic level came after days of torturous talks but apparently is not good enough for the country's international creditors. jean-claude juncker says funds will be withheld until another $430 million are saved and t

dina strachan, a dermatologist, who recommends no! no! at her manhattan office. >> as a harvard- and yale-educated physician, one of the things that makes me very comfortable talking about no! no! is all the research and the clinical trials that show that it really does work, and that's why i feel confident recommending it to my patients. >> look at these pictures. on the left you see a patch of hair before treating it with no! no! the middle picture shows the same patch of arm hair after being treated by no! no! twice a week for six weeks. as you can see, the density and number of hairs has been dropped dramatically. well, we left the arm untreated for six weeks, and as you can see, almost no hair came back. that is the no! no! difference. >> i used to spend 10, 15 minutes in the shower shaving every day, and with no! no!, i don't have to do that anymore. it's so great. >> before i discovered no! no!, i did laser hair removal, and it was so painful i couldn't even finish out the sessions. um, i had to stop going. it was very expensive, i

quote i have been a common girl most of my life and my mother, my aunt go through every, what eve dina saudi wen go through, you said, you also said i married a prince but i haven't changed. >> yes. >> rose: but you have gained more and more voice and more and more sense of a mission, it seems. >> yes. and i think it is because of the doors that were opened to me, the network that was created that taught may lot of things, i mean, just sitting with politicians, people from philanthropy, understanding hair stories and journeys and sitting with simple people and understanding their own struggles and their own aspirations i think i gained a lot from it as an experience, but as a person, as a character, and the things i believe in haven't changed. >> rose: thank you for coming. it is a pleasure to meet you. >> thank you so much. it was a pleasure meeting you. >> rose: thank you very much, good to have you hear. good to have you here. ♪ captiong sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> funding for charlie rose has been provided bided by by

is that right, dina? >> right, yes. that's right, ann.i do want to say just quickly, thank you for the community. thank you. we can't imagine how everybody's helping us and our family. we have the best family in the world. and to all the victims and their families, our hearts go out to them as well. and to answer your question, it was just, he got his first job. he was so excited to get that first paycheck. that's all he was talking about. mom, when i get home from school on thursday, you know, can you take me to pick it up? and i don't work until saturday, but i need to go. and i just said, of course. just that first check. it's just heartbreaking. >> i know you're thinking about burying that first check with him when you do have to lay him to rest. >> right. >> he was friends, i understand -- you mentioned the other victims, both russell and demetrius. can you think of any motive here? did he know t.j. lane very well? is there any reason you can think that he might have been targeted, your son, bob? >> absolutely not. >> no. >> i don't

bob and dina parmertor and their eldest son dominick wanted people to know that danny was a good boy, that he enjoyed laughing and making other people laugh. that he dreamed of going to ohio state university to study computer science. they say he deserved -- he didn't deserve this. >> it was a call and had danny's picture on it on my cell phone. i said, oh, he's calling me. it's okay. and i answered. and it was commotion and it was kirk land fire chief or something. i don't know. he says danny is being life flighted to the hospital right now. you have to go to metro. i said i want to talk to him. let me talk to him. >> they were still doing cpr on him. bloody. fight, fight. he tried. >> he did. he did. we said don't go, danny, don't go. >> don't go, danny. >> he fought. he just didn't have no brainwaves left. >> in the space of 24 hours, life has turned upside down. how do you deal with that? >> it's terrible. no parent wants to think about this, picking out a casket. what is that? picking out a casket for your son? i don't want to do it. we're supposed to go and pick out colleges and

bob and dina and their eldest son wanted people to know that danny was a good boy, that he enjoyed laughing and making other people laugh and that he dreamed of going to ohio state university to study computer science. they say he didn't deserve this. >> there was a call and it had danny's picture on my cell phone. i said,'s he calling me. he's okay. and i answered, and it was commotion and it was the fire chief or something. i don't know. and he said, danny is being life flighted to metro hospital right now. you have to go to metro. i said, i want to talk to him. i want to talk to him. >> they were still doing cpr on him. they had tubes in his throat. he was bloody. so very young. fight. fight. fight. he tried. he did. >> i said, don't go, danny, don't go. >> don't go, danny. >> he just didn't have no brain waves left. >> reporter: in 24 hours your life was turned upside down. how do you deal with that? >> it's terrible. no parent should think about going through it. sitting in a casket. picking out a casket for your son. i don't want to do it. we're supposed to be going to colleges. suppo

going to be speaking with her mom tomorrow night on "showbiz tonight" soil i'll ge the latest and if dina will be sitting a year from now, we wish her the best but starting to if people like a bit of a broken record. >> stay tuned. a.j. thanks. >>> if you want everything breaking in the entertainment world, "showbiz tonight" 11:00 oern hln . >>> in election year politicians and pundits don't hesitate to tell us what think think. we're going in depth on i am america taking a look at how our country changed. the story how black male teachers have become almost extinct and for a role that is much a mentor as educator, the situation is critical. george howell profiles one teacher who says it's time for black men to step it up. >> reporter: in the heart of one of washington d.c.'s toughest neighborhoods. >> i'm not talking you shouldn't be talking. >>. >> reporter: teachers are the last line of defense for children. it's a g. >> a lot of them don't have a man at their home, they don't have a man to go to to talk to. going to be hard guys, we have to focus. for a lot of them i'm a big brother,

dina you're in your 20s. how did we lose our traditional footing? what happened?t became a lot easier. i think we mistook maybe being a little shy and this became a great way to kind of get around that. and maybe that's how it started. but texting is a great way to get in contact with someone and calling is just too much work. so i don't know, it's unfortunate. >> tradition is being replaced by technology. doesn't that make us or maybe i say you, the younger generation, less intimate and emotional? >> totally. i mean i had a one-week misadventure on match.com. these guys that would contact me would want to have five days of texting back and forth before even going on the date. so when we went on the date, i was like what do we have to talk about. i feel like i already know you and you were boring on text. i don't know. i don't think it's intimate or exciting anymore. >> what do you suggest then? >> i think we should just -- i think it's fine technology to get in contact really quick. hey, i'll meet you there in five minutes. that's fine. i just think we should go