and retail giant best buy, bryant dunn.his company obviously has been dealing with sales declining for many, many years and then you also have a scandal in your own right here with mr. dunn this year. >> he is focused on cross selling and up selling, rather than dealing with amazon, he has not come up with any solution to that and it's well-known best buy is a showroom for amazon. people go there, check what is there and go a lower price. the scandal you're referring to is one that 1 becoming all too familiar in corporate america and that is a -- an alleged affair with a 29-year-old subordinate and there's not a single metric you can look at for best buy that gives you a lot of confidence in the future of the actual core of the business. and bryan dunn c.e.o. is responsible for that. >> your top four worst c.e.o.'s of 2012. cindy finkelstein put the list together with dartmouth. thank you. >> >> susie: tomorrow we'll look at two leaders, who almost made sydney finkelstein's list of worst c.e.o.s. for more on executive behav

detectives say dunn confronted davis, who was in the backseat.his client thought he saw a gun, so he pulled his own weapon and started shooting, firing at least eight shots. davis was hit at least twice. investigators never found a gun in the teen's car. davis' father travelled from jacksonville to atlanta for his son's funeral. it's a case that's gotten national attention and has been compared by some to the fatal shooting of another african-american teen, trayvon martin, killed by admitted gunman george zimmerman. but unlike martin's parents, ron davis tells me he does not believe race played factor in his son's death. >> i don't think -- it just happened to be an african-american child and a non-african-american person that pulled the trigger. i think that's the only comparison. i don't think the reason is the same. i think the reason for this gentleman was strictly anger and having the availability of a weapon. >> so your focus is on these guns. >> yes. >> your t-shirt even. show us this. >> yes. it says "kill guns, not kids." so we have to k

. >>> you know, the man who shot jordan davis, michael dunn, was denied bail and remains in jail. he claims he pulled his gun and opened fire out of self-defense. >>> up to speed on the day's other headlines. protests in cairo over the young democracy's in constitution. supporters of president mohamed morsi packed the streets near cairo university as morsi sets a date for a vote on the new constitution. morsi's critics say the constitution was rushed through and paves the way for islamic law. >>> mexico has a new president, enrique pena nieto took the oath of office before the country's congress. his inauguration returned the institutional revolutionary party to power 12 years after being turned out of office. that doesn't sit well with mexicans who accuse it of buying the election. hundreds clashed with police outside congress. >>> north korea is going to try again. they want to take another stab at sending a rocket into space. this time, to place a satellite into orbit. this is all coming from north korea state run media. the rocket will be similar to this one. the planned launc

dunn, he has a certain mindset.en he sees a particular vehicle with four young black men in it, listening to a particular type of music. it seems to me he has a sort of predispositi predisposition, he believes there is a threat, by what they're listening to. that is problematic, even the supreme court says you can't profile people like that. that is racial profiling. so if you felt threatened because they were young black men, and listening to a certain type of music, you can't do that. even the police officers were not allowed. >> i was not there, i don't know if it was race or what. but i see people who don't react by shooting people. but i see people react that way all the time. the people who have a sense of entitlement and who think that the world should be run a certain way. and when it is not run the way they think it should be, they get angry. for me, it is entitlement. >> absolutely, and we're missing a lot of the stand your ground law, it seems like it is a justified way to shoot somebody. >> that is what

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michael dunn fled the scene and did not report the incident to police.ks to an eyewitness who caught his license plate. the next day police caught him. today he was indicted for murder and attempted murder in the first degree. joining me the parents of jordan davis. lucia, you got that phone call. ron found out first and called you, what was your feeling? what happened to you when you got that call? >> it just, when i happened to come up in the bedroom and i saw my phone light up and i saw that it was ron. i knew it had to do with jordan. i knew 11:00 at night, there would be no other reason why he would be calling. and when i picked up the phone and he said where is earl get earl. and i knew that it had to do with jordan. i knew something was terply, terribly wrong. and i think i knew in my spirit, i knew that he was gone. i felt that. >> ron, dow think that it was in your voice when you made that call. i can't imagine having to make that call to the mother of this child that you both just lost. >> when i cam back from the hospital from seeing him. that

but dunn's attorney said there is no comparison here and her client was acting in self-defense. >>> today marks world aids day. the white house is marking the event by displaying the red ribbon, an international symbol of support. a procloimation president obama says in part that the united states is committed to preventing the disease to spread and ending this pandemic once and for all. >>> world aids day is a time for some say the truth, the naked truth. yeah, these folks, they're naked and they're naked in john boehner's office. their protesting huge cuts to hiv and aids funding. jennifer flynn was one of those naked protesters and she joins me now from new york. good to have you with us. >> thank you so much for having me. >> why did you take your clothes off to protest budget cuts? >> yeah. well, we took our clothes off to illustrate that people with aids and the most vulnerable people in our country have actually been stripped of everything from budget cuts for decades. and that the rhetoric around the fiscal cliff or what i like to call the fiscal bluff is really just a way to thin

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michael david dunn, a registered gun owner did have one.e used his gun to fire eight rounds into the boys' vehicle. two of those bullets struck and killed jordan davis, sitting in the back seat. dunn fled the scene. these are the facts as we know them today. details will continue to emerge. as we watch the case unfold, let us be sure while we are watching that we continue to see in jordan davis what michael dunn did not, a human being, no the a threat. sincerery, melissa. [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus presents the cold truth. i have a cold, and i took nyquil, but i'm still "stubbed" up. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesn't unstuff your nose. what? [ male announcer ] it doesn't have a decongestant. no way. [ male announcer ] sorry. alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus has a fast acting decongestant to relieve your stuffy nose. [ sighs ] thanks! [ male announcer ] you're welcome. that's the cold truth! [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus. ♪ oh what a relief it is! ♪ [ male announcer ] to learn more about the c

dunn he's the only one that knows that.use that doesn't justify anything that has happened for jordan, it doesn't justify anything that has happened for trayvon martin, it doesn't justify anything that happens for anyone else that falls victim under this law. it just doesn't. so he's the only one who understands and knows where he was and what was in his heart at that time, and he has to deal with that. >> did you worry about jordan when the trayvon martin case happened? i've had so many parents say to me -- >> absolutely. >> oh my god that could have been my kid. >> absolutely, you think about that all the time. as we've said before when your children grow up and go on, you have to give them a freedom, chance and opportunity to be who they are and they make friend and do things, there's always the undercurrent, always a little bit of that fear that you're concerned because you can't be there with them, you can't hold their hand anymore. you've trained them and you've done everything that you can do but they do have to go o

the shooter, michael dunn, was white.se under florida's stand your ground law. that's the same law at issue in the trayvon martin case. dunn said he asked davis and his friends to turn down their suv's stereo. when davis responded with trash talk, dunn said he felt threatened. dunn also said someone in the vehicle had a shotgun, but police have not founauot found . george howell caught up with jordan's dad. >> this case has gotten national attention and has been compared in many ways to the controver controversial trayvon martin case, focusing on the stand your ground law, spuskly in the state of florida. jordan's father made it clear that race was not a factor in the shooting. take a listen. >> i believe it was strictly anger. people try to associate that whenever people of color different from someone else, and i still believe to this day unless the gentleman tells me different, it was anger that was involved, and having the accessibility of a gun. >> your focus is on these guns? >> yes. >> your t-shirt, even, show us t

>> reporter: they call it the green leaf neighborhood in east dunn. we saw a patrol car in the past hour driving through this neighborhood and burglars are hitting this area in the daytime and night time hours and police say there have been reports of 23 burglaries here. eight homes have been broken into, and they have hit 15 cars parked in the neighborhood during the night. thieves are smashing car windows and crabbing what they can. the recent spike is making them take precaution. >> make sure their doors are locked and i take them with me and my truck and when i get home i take them out of my truck and i know there is nobody breaking into cars. >> reporter: that gentleman said he worked out of his car all day and that's why he feels safe taking his valuables with him. and investigators say nobody has been caught for any of these crimes and at this point they do not know if any of the crimes are related. janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> time now 6:06, police are clarifying statements about the weekend stabbing of a boy near a holid

. >> just so happens it was a funeral for michael dunne. he was a freelance photographer. >> mike was the first on the scene. i know my brother would have been the first one there if he was still alive. >> one person who was in the lobby got hit by the car and taken to the hospital. the 2 teenagers were taken to a trauma center. police say they face charges of reckless driving and speed racing. >> a horrible tragedy, 2 people die including a child in a fire in a town house on bridgeport court. a couple and their granddaughter were trapped. the entire building was already engulfed in flames. fire fighters tried to help but it was too late. >> this fire got a big hit start on us and burned really fast, it consumed really fast even though it was a 3 minute response for us. >> they lived in the complex for about 20 years. a family member staying in a nearby apartment grabbed a nearly empty fire extinguisher. >> a manhunt for a man in oakland who shot a 15 year-old girl. on 56th avenue. a 14 year-old boy was also wounded. the suspect is between

we have a look at your first forecast, break it dunn for us -- down for us. >> we'll see winter weather, so the timing will be similar. right now we're all clear. maryland's most powerful radar scanning clear. cecil, harford, north baltimore, carroll. it means are a not going to get the two to four inch rain, one to three and closer to one as you push toward easten. here's the storm. you can see tremendous moisture. that's out of the gulf of mexico. cold air wrapping around the back site. 30 -- 30s tonight. we'll talk about how much falls where in the state. that's coming up. >>> an update on breaking news we first brought you at 5:00. there is a new development in the phylicia barnes murder case. prosecutors are requesting the courtroom be closed for part of the trial because of a sexually explicit videotape. >> reporter: we spoke to the defense team for michael maurice johnson who said they need to respond to that hearing submitted by the state. the baltimore state's attorney's office wants to show a video that shows phylicia barnes having sex with the defendant's younger brother alon

. >>> an officer's dunn went off at st. joseph's medical center -- gun went off at st. joseph's medical, sr. >> center. >> reporter: they're trying to figure out what happened. as you look behind me, you can see the emergency department. that's where the shooting happened inside the emergency department. the police had been escorting a prisoner. he was getting emergency treatment when there was some kind of a struggle. it started when pan employee found there was some kind of a needle on the surpt -- suspect there and there was a struggle where the suspect wound up grabbing at the gun of the police officer who was escorting him. here's what the spokesperson had to say a short time ago. >> there was a struggle when the prisoner attempted to grab one of the hospital staffers. at that point our officer intervened immediately and the struggle continued between the prisoner and our officer. the prisoner attempted to take the weapon. there was a struggle over the gun. at some point the weapon discharged firing a shot into the wall. >> reporter: right. so that is the key quest

dunn felt threatened and shot eight rounds into the car. the victim's mother is in shock. >> you shot me over some music? and he was in the car. and there's no logical reason, there's nothing logical that you can say that would make me believe that you were threatened. >> 17-year-old jordan davis was laid to rest today in suburban atlanta. his father says this didn't have to happen. and the "stand your ground" law encourages such shootings. george howell interviewed the dad today. holly hughes is a criminal defense attorney. i was watching that interview and i was wondering how that dad even stood up to do an interview. >> here you have a man who just lost his son. he told me, i buried half of my heart today. but you still find a person who is very calm and he's focused on these "stand your ground" laws. he says it's got to change. he says deaths like this don't have to happen. >> you spoke to him about the comparisons to trayvon, the race comparisons to trayvon and about "stand your ground" as well. let's listen. then we'll talk. >> i beli

. >> after the country song by brooks & dunn. ♪ hillbilly deluxe >> it's charred now. >>> he startedhasing ducks and ended up in the middle of a partially frozen pond. >> see how they get the dog off the ice next. >>> it's the music video all about one big compliment. >> your face i like that. see what this thing is all about "right this minute." c10 w >>> this is a rescue video from colorado. that's a jack russell terror whose name is jonah. he was on a walk with some owners and when he saw ducks he got loose from his leash and ended up in the middle of this partially frozen pond. >> that looks like really thin ice. >> he tried to walk back to where his owners were but he just probably became really scared and stopped trying so animal services came and as you can see special operation sergeant osbourne >> you never know when danger can just come up and bite at you. two young girls sitting at a park bench in sidney, australia, when that happens. >> it's an awning to a building nearby crashing down. if you look closely, the younger sister notices it first and pulls her older sister ou

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some of the larger bills came from senator bob dunn gone. his chevy tahoe wracked up nearly $6000 in work. he says the car was nearly 100,000-miles. he bought it weeks later. new tires and a cooling system flush as part of a $2400 taxpayer bill before he bought the car. >> it's my money going to it. it's frustrating. >> sounds like we're getting ripped off. doesn't sound fair at all. we work really hard for our money. >> reporter: an unnamed source told me when lawmakers gave up their cars they got auction to dealers. lawmakers could then buy their own cars. repairs ultimately made more money. he claims lawmakers didn't take advantage of taxpayer dollars. >> oakland police have fended off the feds. the city cut a last minute deal with civil rights attorneys to avoid a takeover. they agreed to a compliance director. cbs 5 insider says both sides can claim a partial victory. >> reporter: the plaintiffs will have someone within the department to make sure that changes are made. and if they aren't made they can go to the court and ask for change

trying to find the people who are burglarizing homes and cars in this green leaf neighborhood off east dunn avenue. many of the people who live in these homes behind nordstrom elementary school are in the holiday spirit, but there's been some grinches stealing that way away from homeowners. a week ago, someone broke into this woman's home. >> it was disturbing coming in knowing that they had been in. that's why i have not slept good. >> reporter: thieves took electronics and valuables. then her neighbor's car was i had. police say there have been 23 burglaries in the area. 15 cars have been broken into. in some instance, the windows have been smashed. >> some are knocking on the front door to see if anybody is home and they will go around looking for doors and windows left unlocked. >> reporter: police say they different -- they think different groups of thieves are targeting neighbors. officers are saying deep your doors an windows locked and things in your car out of sight. >> the one night i didn't lock my car, they got in there. >> reporter: police say they are taking this seriously. un

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celtic woman is releasing its second christmas album called "home for christmas" cnn producer jessica dunnght up with the women during their performance with the atlanta symphony orchestra. ♪ oh come all ye faithful >> it's exciting to get to feel the power that you have at the start of the show when the music starts and it takes everybody on the journey. ♪ ♪ >> i think all over the world, i think there is that sort of common thread of christmass being with your family. >> i would be happy to sing christmas music every month of every year. i love it it's just fantastic. it's special when you get the opportunity to go into studio and record these amazing songs. >> i feel a bit spoiled actually getting to every day since the 28th of november, getting to perform christmas music. i don't think i could feel any more festive. >> it's an honor bringing our brand celtic music, which is a mix of contemporary celtic and classical to everybody. >> do you draw inspiration from fiddlers in other genres? >> absolutely. i think we all draw inspiration from so many vocalists and musicians and i myself lov

>> warner: for more on the clashes and the response by president morsi, i'm joined now by michele dunnee previously served in the state department and the national security council staff. she's now the director of the rafik hariri center for the middle east at the atlantic council. welcome back. how serious a crisis is this for this new egyptian government and for president morsi himself? >> it's a pivotal moment in the history of egypt after this revolution we're seeing extreme polarization between islamists and non-islamist forces and between parts of the government that that contain people who were there during the mubarak regime. there are a number of senior judges. so there's a lot at stake centering on this debate over the constitution and whether it should go to a public vote. >> warner: the islamists and secularists have been at loggerheads for over a year. why has it hit such a -- at least it looks like a crisis point now, with this kind of violence between the two camps. >> there have been a couple things that have happened in the past couple weeks. with this november 22 decre

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also, david plouffe anita dunn also plouffe, david plouffe less so a little bit, ron klain a littleso said hold it. we've got to make this guy look presidential. romney is killing himself. we don't need to be -- the word they kept using was caustic. so they gave him a lot of contradictory advice. he himself was conflicted. and my sources say right before he left for that disastrous prep debate in nevada, look, i don't know what to do here. you're giving me contradictory advice. >> here is a tough question. maybe you don't know the answer to. this tell me. john kerry was the head of the debate team. he was the guy playing him. was he part of the team that said get tough and the other guys overruled him later? what happened? what was his role in this? >> i would defer to glenn. but generally john kerry was not blamed by the president or the president's high command for his poor denver debate performance. they said kerry did his job effectively. and the proof of that, chris, the fact that john kerry is about to become secretary kerry instead of senator john kerry. but glenn can speak m

. >> hi, my name is ed dunn the executive director of the hank recycling center. the eviction of the hank recycling center might be the elephant in the discussion today. they have been serving the haight-ashbury richmond area since the bottle bill started in the late '80ed. when it closes very soon, those zones and little stores are going to be impacts in the way that was described today. it's no coincident unfortunately former mayor unanimous formulated to get rid of the center. the om one that the city had control of was the one on park and rec land. there is a letter written to the commission that says stores will be able to pick up the slack and reference to the reverse vending machine toil. the stores can't pick up the slack and the reverse vending machine technology is really in its infancy and if you talk to the companies that operate it, they say if it gets too well-utilized they have switch to staff and it it's not, they have to switch. we need to get back up to 30-50 locations in the city where people could use and redeem their bottles and cans back. the