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vapdsles hacked 24 4 eed 44 tre rose bushes.olice department is also offering a thousand dollar reward to try to catch the person who destroyed three holes at the golden gate golf course. that happened two weeks ago. >>> a brutal beating of a high school student caught on tape sounds like an open and shut case, but the case could be falling apart. security cameras at bethel high school were rolling after an afterschool brawl broke out and 17-year-old bryant lee was seriously injured. this fight happened july 2009. eight people were indicted in the case, including two minors who were later charged as adults. but a jury acquitted three of the defendants because they didn't believe they were in gang or had committed torture during the fight. prosecutors say they will continue to press for assault, torture and gang charges for those remaining suspects. lee says she was on his way to basketball practice when he saw a group of men assaulting a girl and he stepped in to help. defense attorneys say lee was the one who started the fight.

. >> the psccwill hold two hearings over the matter and expected to make a decision at the eed of therr >> we understand ssme moisture innthe form of rain is on thee3 way? >> yeah, and how much can we expect? here is vytas reid with a llok at the weather forecast. vytass >> looks like you ill trade in the sunglasses for umbrellas. you will need them tomorrro. because it will come down good over theearea. system from the est. lookkng at h.d. radar. we have an area of low pressure that is over parts of kentucky and then a coastal low out over ú%e atlantic. these two systems will be working togetter, s this one low moves off to the east. and convergee with this secondary low thht will continue to push up to the north. and as it does so, it wiil ssrengthen over new england, and become a coastal storm that is very strong. nor'eastee type of storm. so we will have to watch this through the next 24 hours. as this storm continues to %-definitely the storm will3 continue to get stronger as weú are out there. assit moves our direction. and comes closer and drops heavy amounts of rainfall over t

. >> reporter: and the way to get to that, you eed a lot more donations. >> a lot more do nationn.nations, canned ú%ods, financial donations3 anything we caa get at this point. >> reporter: beaagaddy has been helping out the ommunity for so many years and this time they need help themselves toogeú to the goal. >> we wish them all the best in these coming monnhs. actually not even omes months, we have two months to get this done. >> reporter: you're right. twoomonths. it happenn fast. weeare hitting tth store earlier thannwe usually do. the need is a lot different than past years when they start ff slow and things come ii. they are not being able to get to as many people as they have before. they nor for thhnksgiving, the big event it's going to be slow. -p>> hopefully we will get more donations in there, thanks, jo joel. >>> a new initiative warrior to worker is helping veterans help lieutenant government brown announced the event on monday. it's a statewide effort to expand veteran employment opportuniiiis. >>> we're known for worms. you got to do something better and birring than

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the breeze kicking up. 62 degrees by day's eed and once we see this system push on through we'll got a warring trenn. right now 52 at bwi. we'll let you know how long the nice weather is going to last. >>> and you could be n charge of your own personalized weather forecast. go to foxbaltimore.com. use the interactive tools. click on high radar. >>> tempers player at disnny. and r we're able to ake images of the retina. >> the ffuure of medicine could rely on 3-d technology. [ male announcer ] martin o'malley sworn in. inherits a billion-dollar surplus, low unemployment. o'malley signs the biggest tax hike in maryland history. raids chesapeake bay fund to cover spending. gives raises to top aides. business climate ranks 45th worst in the nation. now 200,000 jobs lost. o'malley covers up jobs report that proved maryland's economy stalled. if re-elected, o'malley will raise taxes again. whether he does, is up to you. >>> ddctors and engineers ave@ been working together for years to improve health care. >> an manny alvarez reports new 3-d echnology is allowing doctors to see innide the b

. >> reporter: acting on allison's tip, we contact ee eed plaintif lawyers across the country, who toldreds of lawsuits have been filed. >> you believe the country is trying to hush people up in these situations? >> i know they are. >> reporter: how? >> i've seen it. they make you sign a gag clause, nondisclosure clause and they won't negotiate that out, no matter what. >> reporter: in an online federal data base but found more owner complaints revealing that since late 2006, bmw and government safety regulators have been aware of hundreds of similar claims. what are the things you would deal with us on the road? >> when you're looking for pickup to get on the highway, you would lose acceleration. >> reporter: bmw says the problem is the fuel pump in the n-54 engine. when the pump fails, the car can suddenly go into a reduced power, or limp mode. though bmw prefers to call it safe mode. >> when that high pressure pump on the engine fails, the vehicle goes into what we call a safe mold, which means that you have power steering, power brakes, but you don't have as much power, and that can

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her home was auctioned n eed an. >> i was appalled. i was in the process of getting my loan modification and assured by the bank that my home would not be an issue. >> reporter: the home had been auctioned? >> my home was auctioned last thursday. >> reporter: and you had no idea that the auction went on without you? >> no, i did not. >> reporter: tonight, she's still not sure if she keeps her home. and economists warn, it's not just the homeowners, but home buyers, too. the only ones boosting this struggling housing market. because so many banks are halting sales of foreclosed homes. this family bought one of the homes in dallas, and then the call from her bank. >> when we found out, i was pretty much in shock and disbelief that this wasn't going to happen. >> reporter: but tonight, those buyers told us they called the texas ag's office that told the ban tock allow the sale, so, they're packing again tonight. george, it shows the chaos for homeowners and home buyers tonight. >> what about kristy stratton? >> reporter: she says bank of

there is absolutely no guarantee whatsoever that you will be coming back home, after your shift has eedede to remember, on a regular basis, constantly, that federal, state, local law enforcement officials sacrifice theirrlives unselffshly every day. take an oath. -ear the badge and ggns. %-palsy. was born with cerebral confined to a wheelchair all of his life. his father a life long police officer. and following hissfather's lead is all terry wanted to do in his life. instead, terry is giving his whicc has helled police officers during some really tough economic times. >> what better way to pay ú%ibute,,to those that serve their lives, in the line of duty evvry day to keepptheir streets safe. and maybe, make a onation. whether it is on a ccrporate level. or whether it is just, yyu know, fire or $10 to say, hey, here, leac we appreciate the work you are doing. >> had terry been a olice officer, many of his friends doubt his true vocation ii life would have been overlooked. for more than a decade the law enforcement assistance connection hassggown to astounding proportions. terry knows the

good news about the eed of the week. coming up next on the sky watce.ks to send kids to college. so i worked for a $2,500 tax credit to help pay for college. fought to get pell grants expanded and insisted that college loans go directly to kids instead of through banks. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message. because it's not about the next election, it's about the next generation. right? yeah!!! "maryland is moving forward"... and moving maryland forward. ...this jobs report tells the truth. maryland's economy stalled. man: "we face an uphill struggle in trying to regain the jobs lost." o'malley attempts a cover-up, falsifying the jobs report to help his campaign. man: "whatever we can do to make it disappear, we need to do it. that's coming straight from the top." martin o'malley -- first he makes stuff up. when caught, he covers stuff up. we need a governor who tells the truth. >> a lot of rain last week. a lot of rainntoday. >> cannot get away from ii. >> show ou in a second. what we had with today does not record breaking last week. normal ra

pervasive, how many, and in terms of this point of infiltration how deeply they -- >> somebody ask eed angela if they're aware. when they're there an they're aware do they denounce these people? tell them to get out? >> it's not a matter of them denouncing it to me privately. they've denounced them publicly. the chairperson went onto "the view," she said if you're racist and want to be part of this movement, we don't. they don't have leaders. understand that. what about the people there? what someone says aet the top doesn't always go down to the bottom. >> trickle down. >> yeah. >> sure. let me give you an anecdotal example. i was following sarah palin at a huge tea party session in april. there was one guy there. he was holding up a sign that -- and i'm quoting here. it said, quote, white people are pissed. i went to talk to him about what it was about but a group of people surrounded him, said why are you here, what is it for and what is it about? it turns out this guy was heckling people there. >> so they wanted to shut him down. >> they shut him down. >> it's interesting. >> it's

they do feel better, a lot better for an extend eed periodf time many times and then a second phenomenonicks in which is the disease of addiction and in spite of out no longer working, i would like to call it the do it again part of their brain has been altered in such a way to require them to do it again, do it again. >> larry: what does the addiction, the need for the cocaine do to the brain? because the buenos it's damaging. . >> the brain is clearly damaged. so the emotional center of the brain, the pleasure center of the brain is hijacked and it's damaging your prefrontal cortex so over time you have less and less and less control. once somebody gets clean, it can take months before they given to feel clear headed, which is why i sort of hate 28-day programs because i'm like they haven't really learned anything because their brain's still not clear. >> larry: are there drugs for the brain? >> absolutely. >> larry: i mean to help the brain. >> we have many, both natural medicines. fish oil being one. >> larry: anti-depress sants. >> we have anti-seizure medicines which interestingly

consultant today and what she said is that she wonders why any supremely oil-rich country like venezuela eednergy unless they plan to use it asÑi a cover forç!)r'g else. listen. the same way iran wants to cover for their nuclear program, a nuclear energy program, they can say it is nuclear energy program, butÑiçó what are two ol major oil producers looking for nuclear energy? it provides cover to termçó thoe into nuclear weapons facilities. >>jonathan: officials concerned about president chavez's comment, the strategic cooperation with russia "gives my country a huge advantage." >>shepard: is there a sense for what russia is trying to achieve? >>jonathan: russia is probably trying to achieve help against the united states, ifÑi you lik, a loose alliance with the country of venezuela and with iran. it gives them a power structure and a disbrip around -- grip around the world using their resources to engage that. and the russian president enjoyed poking a little bit at the united states. he said during that treaty signing "i don't know who will shudder at this." the president of venezuela said

. >> just to connect the dots on everything we've talk eed abouto far, the foreclosure crisis the directlyunemployment. this is no longer those subprime loans of 2007. our failure to affect real financial reform and create real investment and lending and turn off the extraction that has been going on in so many parts of our country has created the unemployment yielding this foreclosure crisis. it will continue to beat itself until somebody in the federal government steps up and stops it. we can only hope somebody does so sooner rather than later. thanks so much for the conversation. >>> up next, from hollywood to graceland. what's in store for those chile in miners who climbed up from a cave into international celebrity and a couple of mistresses? we're back after this. decadently delicious. 60 calories. it's finally me o'clock. time for jell-o. try new chocolate mint sensation. >>> welcome back. little minermania break. it wasn't just the chilean miners coming to the surface yesterday. first, there's edson pena, huge elvis fan getting invited to graceland. >> one of the things sent in was

in a lot of ways the film is being marketed kw eed like "the side."horse and the woman who had the faith in him. so, should we move onto spaghetti tacos? anybody who has kids or doesn't like kids, they know what spaghetti tacos are already. it started as a prank. the main character, her older brother decided to make spaghetti tacos for dinner. now people want to eat them. >> people are googling and going online to search for spaghetti taco recipes. >> people are sending in pictures of their own spaghetti tacos. "the new york times" did a big feature on them. they're all focusing on spaghetti ta spaghetti tacos. >> we had nothing that transcended, you know, going from the screen. you're looking at them now. >> so this is basically spaghetti. >> i think it could use a little bit of garnish. that's it. >> are we going to try one? >> yeah, we'll try one. >> these were cooked like 30 hours ago. >> not that long ago, tamron. relax. where did you get this? >> spaghetti in a taco. i don't think it's that bad. tamron hall and i. >> that shell is stale. i'm goi

president ckarzai hoste eed the inaugural session. the u.s. lost 1,200 lives since 2001. >>> there are some brand new subpoenas involving the investigation into john edwards campaign finances. edwards attorney won't say who received the subpoenas. the investigation is focused on allegations that campaign finances were used to take ce of edwards' mistress the. edwards admitted early her this year he father ad child with hunter. >>> thousands are expected to attend the duelling rallies of jon stewart and steven colbert on national mall at the end of the month. stewarthas announced the exact location for his rally to restore sanity. it's in the area of the mall near the capitol between 3rd and 7th street northwest. it's not clear yet where steven colbert's rally will take place. >> we're here. mall maps. >> right. we are here on a great day in washington, d.c. veronica says it will continue. >> it will. couldn't be better for the weekend, really. it's only going to get warmer across the area, and over the last couple of hours here, the mercury ha

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eed. piggy: weeeeeee, weeeeeee, weeeeeee, weeeee weeeeeeee. mom: pix. ...maxwell! mom: you're home.you 15% or more. >>> floodwaters may be receding along the east coast, but the region is still not out of danger. right now there's an urgent need in north carolina for safe shelter. this is out of raleigh, streets are flooded, homes are flooded. boats were being used to get houses and businesses and retirement homes to get to those places in order to get people out. and then take a look at this. elizabeth, new jersey, just one of many spots from north carolina to maine dealing with the fallout from what was once tropical storm nicole. so adam owens of our raleigh, north carolina affiliate reports on the evacuations in some of the hardist hit areas. just take a look. >> reporter: the last of the evacuations happened in the dark. a home with nearly 50 residents. most are alzheimer's patients, from an assisted living community. people stranded by rising flood waters called 911 for help. crews are sent out to pick them up. this was the moment 80-year-old himmi white's boat came in. >> i'm

one of those commuters actually cross ee eed dumfries road to g something to eat and come back. the dumfries road commuter lot is a busy spot many people park across the road to the mcdonald's and return to the lot to either get in the slug line or catch the bus. police say a 38-year-old man was doing just that. but as he crossed back over dumfries road he was struck and killed inner loop the pedestrian was crossing from mcdonald's to the commuter lot here on dumfries road. a vehicle, a dodge ram struck the pedestrian as he was crossing the road. the victim is a 38-year-old male. he was pronounced at the scene. >> reporter: john reed was headed to work and saw it happen. >> he was crossing agast the commuter light. heard a screech. he hit the pedestrian on the side. like real quick. i don't think the vehicle saw him. >> reporter: commuters say mcdonald's is a popular spot but no crosswalk or stoplight to help pedestrians ma it across dumfries road safely. folks who use the slug line say thateeds to change. >> there needs to be a crosswalk or a light of some sort because this has

you will eed the umbreela, special if you're on the west side of town right now.rrrw and wednesday, the coastal low continues to move our way. it's not going to get the same feed at the tropical moisture got. deal with additional rainfall. we wiil handll it because it will be spreed thhoughout the day. not a heavy amount of rain in a short duration. we keep up about a 3rd to an3 into a -- anninch to a half an inchh to a half an inch not like we saw last week wwen w we were talking about several innhes of rain. our uture scan model indicates showers continue to move up the3 coast slowly. it tapers oof for theetiie being. watches at green moves around heads innour direction for tomorrow and wednesday as well. nottas much tomorroo as wednesday. the bulk the rain comes today. and the surface feaaures, we got a lost the upper evel low uu to tropical moisture coming from the south, ww still have gettat liiteatlantic moisture. it's not going to be that feed that we get constantly. the low pushes by later tomorrow and into wednesday.ú only 2/3 of anninch expected to an in

right now we eed to check in with lauren cooke who has the traafic edge.an earlier crass. aa accident that has just3 cceared at wilkkns avenue as we. ú%ere will be delays. as we travel n theebeltway, no problemssto report. checking at harford road. you can see nn probbems to report. it will be an easy ride from 695 to 83. we do have flooding in dundalk that you want to watch out for. you can stick with eastern road.u a as an alternate. ú%el ddsmith showed us what it looks like, just a terriile scene. ann a shrink hole at middle river road. you want tt stick with the it's a look at the traffic edge. patrice, back to you. >>> the rain has stoppeddfalling aad t is moving out of our area, but the wrath of mother nature's wicked weather is just -eginning. oppned up.ere a siikhole has >>> a loo of peoppeelooked outside of their window saying it's just rain. this is why it was more thanú just raii. all of that rain that we saw pounding on us, also ounding on -he roadways, thh sinkhhle here in ssverna right aaong the g ambrrl's road. electriccaly.of issues they ha

. >>> we're about to play something for you that you might never expect to hear from my esteemed " eedgue andrea mitchell. "30 rock" featured a brilliant cameo by "nbc nightly news" brian williams reporting on rumors that tina fey's character, liz lemon, is having an affair. and wait until you hear the jaw dropper! >> and we have this just in to us. richie and liz spotted in tree. eyewitnesss report k-i-s-s-i-n-g. for more let's go to nbc's andrea mitchell. >> thank you, brian. good luck. >> i didn't even know she knew that word. and this just in, last night was not the premiere of "30 rock." >>> this fight makes the wwe look tame. the girls of the "jersey shore" sharpened their claws and just went at it. i've been corrected, my crew tells me, yes, i can call it mano a mano, but it's not just hand-to-hand combat here, it's also hair pulling and, you know, like, wrestling on the ground! they're all tangled up, i don't know any of these people, but here it is. here's how it went down -- >> all of you that are in this house are [ bleep ]! and i want you all to know that i can't stand any

have changed your mind which is okay, but i'm reading, you know, president bush has tried to some call eedl about that plan? is that something you'd be willing to entertain? but i'd be willing to entertain, but we're going to have to reshape the entitlement programs and privatize to be able to cut down on a large part of the budget deficit. look, look, people know what you're saying when you say this. it's important that we say the same things in red parts of state and blue parts of state, in primaries and general elections. at the beginning of the campaign and the end of the campaign. people are sick and tired of politicians in washington and politicians in colorado that think we're not paying attention. >> i have never said we should privatize the social security system. no words that senator bennett has indicate that. >> march 9th, 2010, quote, i don't know that the federal government should be involved in retirement plan. quote, the idea that the federal government should be running health care or retirement or any of those programs is fundamentally against what i believe. he said that

>> the the only medication that i have taken is an antibiotic call eed augmentin, the stronge i haveu make of the stories about you being manic depressive which, by the way, is a common disease. millions around the world have it. and being delusional? where does that come from? >> like -- like -- like -- like all other stories. >> larry: not true? >> oh, definitely not. rather funny. >> hear much, much more from afghan president karzai on the taliban, the ninth anniversary of the u.s.-led afghanistan war, and his push for peace. he is telling all in a cnn exclusive on "larry king live," tomorrow, 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> a dating web site for the homely? sounds like a loser propaganda. but hear why uglyschmucks.com is winning more and more support. its creator up next. ♪ when the parts for the line ♪ ♪ come precisely on time ♪ that's logistics ♪ ♪ a continuous link, that is always in sync ♪ ♪ that's logistics ♪ ♪ there will be no more stress ♪ ♪ cause you've called ups, that's logistics ♪ ♪ i like your messy hair ♪ i like the clothes you wear ♪ i like the way you sing ♪ and when you da

and he had been out partying and return eed with a woman to the room. those are the reports. >> okay. >> so you don't known exactly what happened. did you go to the hospital with him? >> um, i do know what happened. >> oh, you do know. you just don't want to talk about it. okay, i'm just telling you what i read. >> i did go to the hospital. >> you did go to the hospital. how is he doing? can you tell me that? >> i'll let you ask charlie. >> when's he coming on my show? >> maybe we'll get him on tomorrow. >> you think so? >> no, you know what, the thing is, it's very -- my daughters are 5 and 6 years old. at an age where they can start to understand. they have no idea what went on. and i'm -- a lot of our stuff happened when they were much younger, which i'm so grateful for. we're in an amazing place. we've been getting along great for the last year and a half. and, you know, we're doing our best. so as far as that situation, i'm trying to protect the girls from it as much as possible. >> larry: he is a great father, drew, wonderful man. >> listen, anyon

. >> well, that's damned eed decf you, a real vote of confidence. with me in the past 25 minutes than any attorney i've dealt with and i like the fact that you won't betray your convictions. think about it. >> joe trippi and lou dobbs last night, vernon jordan was on the program a couple months back. jess, you going to watch now? >> reporter: i'm just relieved to know that there's a future for people in broadcast after you leave. you can go into cable tv. >> and the best part about it is that she is a very, very, very liberal very, very, very liberal lawyer. and the fact that she has to set it up in order to represent him was a big deal. but i thought that was a big classic. you know what? if you're going to tell me what it is, i'm on your side. >> i was not acting. >> fred thompson is going to do it, who knows? >> i smiled when he walked out of the set during the show. it was great to watch it. we'll see you on, maybe if they're your client, maybe we'll see you again. jess in connecticut, we'll talk to you tomorrow. we told you christine o'donnell

i will have my reserve service discredit eed tonight. that's all b.s. talk. it doesn't move on with people. >> how you deal with a mistake is critical. meg whitman, on the other hand, has not dealt with her mistake at all. >> they have the same exact problem. they're not admitting a mistake. she's a top executive -- she's a ceo with ebay. she's a genius business woman who has made billions of dollars. she knows the person working for her is illegal or not. >> how do you deal with the crisis. everyone knows politicians they're human. >> she's blaming it on her husband. >> right. >> is that smart politics for a ceo. >> no. you say that you made a mistake and this how you clean it up not by blaming other people or blaming the other campaign for leaking it. >> you and i would -- >> we'd never get by. >> she keeps the checkbook i have to tell you. do you think that jerry brown's basically lucky? how else do you explain this break of the cards? and boxer's always been lucky in california. >> listen, california is a democratic state. if you can energize the voters,

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kid in a small town, there was a certain image of who i thought i was supposed to be and as i entered eed a les sense. i was a sensitive kid but friendly, i was a band dork, i played basketball but not very well. i was teased like all kids but i was fairly confident and i didn't let it bother me much. one day when i was in the ninth grade, just starting crowley high school, he was confronted by older kids who roughed me up. they said that i was a faggot and that i should die and go to hell where i belonged. that unleashed the fear that what i was beginning to feel on the inside would somehow be showing on the outside. ashamed, humiliated and confused, i went home. there must be something very wrong with me, i thought, something i could never let my family or anyone else know. i don't want my mother and father to bear the pain of having to hear me say -- >> thank you for staying with me during this, we're going to take a break, when we come back, you're going to hear the rest of councilman burns' story. a story he has never told before. >>> we're breaking with our ordinary format to bring

the first are the artificially sweetened o eed yogurt.fewer calories and fewer sugar grams which may be a good option for people trying to lose weight or people having diabetes that need to curb their carbohydrate intake. >> but there are naturally sweetened yogurts. >> the problem is, even though i love natural, that's a big bonus in my book, they could have an astronomical amount of sugar. so you have to know what you're buying. >> what's the sugar criteria, what do we need to know? first when it comes to the kids yogurts, they're going to be smaller, only four ounces, my personal criteria is no more than 14 grams of sugar. and these are two brands that meet the cup. but the regular more traditional six-ounce containers, there's a little bit more leeway because they're bigger. look on the label, no more than 20 grams of sugar per container. >> after that you're not doing yourself any good? >> it's so much sugar, you're going to get a high and then a crash. >> greek yogurt seems to be the trend of year, is it better for you. >> they stra

lines are affect eed -- take capital expressway if you're going to 680 through 101. avoid king.hbound slowdown. that's clearing up as well as those skies. >> sunshine for the next hour or so. clouds spilling in from the west. showers for now approaching mendocino county to the north. most of the focus of the incoming weather system will be aimed in on the north bay. a little bit later on into the afternoon. highs today, mostly mid to upper 60s as clouds spill in. we'll see a chance of showers late in the evening, mainly to the north and early tomorrow. more rain off and on for the weekend ahead. time right now is 9:27. we'll go back with more news. >> i've got an update on the breaking news that mike had mentioned previously. we had reporter bob redell live at the scene where san jose police wrapped up a standoff with a shooter near king road and seminole way. the suspect was transported by ambulance away from the scene within the last 30 minutes. he was wanted for attempted murder in a different case. san jose police tried to arrest him just after 4:00 this mo morning. they say

and don't forget, bill clinton passed westervill eed welfare r a year but he did it. then it depends on the republican party. there's going to be a big split in the republican party. i'm sure mark will acknowledge this. there's going to be some republicans from the tea party who say i'm not going to vote for any spending bill. i'm going to vote -- i'm going to start great deauerrilla warf enforce amend in health care reform, for example. there may be some republicans who say go slower, we can't do that. so it depends on how the republicans behave, how the president behaves. i'll tell you one thing, though, people want congress and the president to start governing this country together. and i'm not sure that's going to be possible. >> okay. so there's a great -- i want to take a quick break. i want you both to come back. you're so good at this. thank you. i want you, mark, to pick that conversation up about governing together. we have two parties that aren't working together. and we might have a republican party made up of two parts. [ female announcer ] it's endless s

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e-mail address, and how you can be contacted so that perhaps some of those vitriol will be clamped to eedxperience -- did i hurt somebody? maybe that would've given you pause to step back. but -- >> i think a lot of these people maybe don't think of themselves as bullies in the traditional sense because they're not going up to somebody and saying, hey -- >> and i had some of that feedback on my facebook page. why are we calling this bullying? >> i've gotten some of that too. >> but it is interesting what celebrities are trying to do, create an anti-drunk driving type of campaign about cyber bullying. let's make this unacceptable in society. >> it's interesting with the bullying thing, because people saying they're adults, 18 or older in college. they just got to college. it's something that does need to be talked about. >> and it's not an easy time in your life. >> no, trying to fit in, new school, people all over the world, country, it's hard. >>> the tyler clementi story highlights a problem that's spinning out of control. how do we get a handle on it? ahead, how to curb student on stud

we're coming out of a restaurant called that doo a eed taboo sha mature ladies, very mature, and dressedai. her daughter is playing in a tennis tournament. >> her brother moved his family there so she has family there. >> my sister met emily, they had lunch. here is the issue. she came bearing a gift and my sister was certain it was regifted. it was regifted. we have living proof of why. this is what emily brought to my sister. >> oh, my gosh. that is regifted >> that blanket that someone made with our faces on it. my sister is like what am i supposed to do with this thing? >> that was auctioned off at ever green commons couple of weeks ago in michigan. that is so funny. do you know what it is like for her to pack that and take it all the way to dubai. >> what is she going to do with it? >> sleep with you every night. do you have any idea how many people want to sleep with you, hoda. >> you are unbelievable. okay. it is a big day because they rang the bell in chile because the miners, they have broken through and there is a clear pathway for the miners to come out. >> is it chile or chil

thanklly the heavy rain has end eed here. just a small chance of a few scattered sprinkles this morning. it's cloudy now. temperatures around the region are right around 60 degrees. it will climb later today with increasing sun to around 70 or so. and a northwest breeze well. will be a bit blustery this morning. chilly by dawn. saturday into the 40s and tomorrow partly cloudy with highs in the upper 60. small chance of passing shower each day. >> and it's friday, and you know what that means. we have got sunday coming up. that's right, our favorite night of the week, with our favorite television program of all time, sunday night football nighis america. it's at the meadowlands, the new meadowlands stadium. cloudy, cool as the bears come on to take on the giants. mid 50 to 60 degrees, it's america's game and america's network, sunday night, football night in america. >> all right, al, thank you very much. >>> up next, some healthier options, to calorie overloaded restaurant meals, and one meal which is the same as eating 148 m

i'm laura garcia-cannon with mike, i think you whisper eed caldecott to me. >> disabled vehicle in the taking you this way, slow from the warren freeway, that portion of the maze. northbound 880 around oak and another one maybe further north, couple of disabled vehicles there causing some slowing from san leandro close to the cole see yum. san mateo bridge, commute is clear but skies are not necessarily. >> dry conditions around the south bay this morning, take tout north bay santa rosa south as you approach the gold i can get bridge where the rain has been hanging out. less so ob sleesly, san francisco, the system pivots offshore and swing through later today, bring more clouds in south bay and by this evening, see scattered showers and slight chance of a late day thunder shower to the south. showers kick off the weekend but turning drier for halloween sunday. time is 8:27. more news after the break. [ male announcer ] build your better breakfast at subway with the $2.50 breakfast combo. get a 16oz. cup of piping-hot seattle's best coffee and a savory new sunrise subway melt built fre

half of them admitted they had bullied, teased or taunt eed someone at least once. 47% say they wereyou usually get over it. but today the ability to label people to call them names and reveal their privacy, and kids can't escape, there's no refuge. >> reporter: and now there's concerns that bullying may become a matter of life and death. several teenagers took their own lives because of bullying, shocking deaths that many say could have been prevented. tuesday the department of education took an unprecedented step sending out a ten-page letter to 15,000 school districts and 5,000 colleges and universities on how to combat bullying. it reminds schools they could violate civil rights statutes if they fail to adequately address racial, religious, sexual and gender-based harassment. t because of technology, the harassment continues long after the school day ends. >> they have social media and they can post things not just for their peer group to see, but for the world at large. >> reporter: and because kids can't escape it, the government now re-enforces that schools should no longer ac

whether success lies in this direction or in the direction that by allied, people want us layed, eed -- that i out lie people want us to succeed. i think our obligation is to give our troops the best. july date for the redeployment, the administration has promised a review of the strategy. as we talk to senior officials involved they have taken the same, they expect maybe to jiggle the antenna but not to change the channel on the strategy. so they are accepting and moving forward. i guess just ask again, is the strategy sound in its fundamentals, given the rather compromised and somewhat hobbled debate that formed it, are you satisfied that we don't need to reconsider the point strategy? >> i think the strategy is sound but i also think it is useful to challenge that strategy, and those that believe it's either not working or those who believe it wasn't sound to begin with, should have that opportunity. to make a very strong challenge. i believe that's healthy. i don't think people and policy positions take it personally. they shouldn't. these are critically important policy decision