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the following statement and i quote, "i have submitted and the board has accepted my resolution egg nation as the c.e.o. of second pile and providing any statement takes the focus from what it should be on children and young adults and family whose have been impacted." and his wife still works for the foundation and she is the vice president, executive vice president. and since 1998 the two of them have earned some $2.2 million from the second mile. there are calls for the state to investigate the charity. >>shepard: thank you outside of beaver stadium at penn state. and now to the lawyers. josh is assistant district attorney in brooklyn, new york and the noted defense attorney randy zelin is us with. should this judge have recused herself? >> this will be a case that will be examined every step of the way. we do not know what she disclosed before. the lawyers know. the proper procedure would be to lawyer one, defense lawyer, here is my background and connection to the association, and then at that point decide if it is something that the judge should step down. it is not automatic in each

>> this week, national devilled egg day. >> i recently learned how to get the egg out of its shell withoutaving to actually peel it. >> the cool kitchen trick to save you time. and meet the dog who takes trick requests on the web. what will jub-jub put on his big head next. >>> welcome back to "right this minute." we have an update on a story that christian brought us last week. >> when we saw 28-year-old erin holdsworth driving her car at 100 miles per hour or more semi nude. we should have known this was going to be interesting. but it gets way more interesting now that she's made it to court this is on wednesday, erin had a court date where she entered a no plea to the charges against her. erin waited in the core, she had a trenchcoat on and covered her face with a hood. this is a public defender. her name is dawn ggillo. >>yore a lawyer? >> leave me alone. >> she comes out and she smacks the camera with her file. >> she should have known better than to try to hit a camera with her files. >> they could file legal action against her for assaulting the camera guy with her folder. >> the r

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. >>> animal rights activist call conditions at one of the nation's largest egg suppliers "deplorableusting." and today mcdonalds and targets will no longer take eggs from that supply. here is video from three sparboe farming facilities and shows hens cramped into cages and live male chicks tossed into plastic bags to suffocate. and workers cutting off tips of chick's beaks. >> we documented birds that were so decomposed you couldn't tell that they were chickens and they were in cages with chickens for human consumption. >> the fad spena warning letter to fad that inspectors found "serious violations." at five of its facilities. >>> the oakland's mayor office kicked off it's annual toy drive today with many families signing you for help. parents and kids formed a long line outside of city hall. they were there to submit applications to receive donated toys for christmas. organizers expect to serve as many as 2200 families. that is about 600 more than last year. >> what we're seeing is a new demographic of first-time unemployed folks laid off this year, some working families that have

. >>> and target is the latest company to drop one of the nation's largest egg suppliers after an abctigation revealed cases of animal cruelty at its farms. mcdonald's also cut off deliveries from that same time. >>> tom cruise and his daughter suri were spotted ice skating in at a rink in downtown pittsburgh. cruise is in pittsburgh shooting his latest film, "one shot." >>> time now for the weather and over to ginger zee. >>> we begin with travel conditions. and the spots that you'll be most worried about come wednesday. because that's such a huge travel day. in the northeast, new york and boston, both should see delays. it's because of the wet and kind of breezy day. many looking at seattle and san francisco having some heftier delays. that's on wednesday. the weather that will create the delays is going to be the rain and snow from the poconos to the north and west. down into northern florida and along the eastern seaboard, thunderstorms possible. as you're planning travel this weekend, come thanksgiving day, we really dry out. but here in new york city, for the macy's thanksgiving

mcdonald's says it will no longer deal with one of the nation's biggest egg suppliers.he move comes after an animal rights group released an undercover video showing a worker reportedly swinging a bird around by its feet and the food and drug administration flagging the company for food safety violations. that's business. i'm neil cavuto.   >> this fox 5 stock market report is brought to you by your lexus dealer. live life heroically.  >>> a setback in the east coast earthquake recovery efforts. virginia dominion power missed its sunday deadline to restore two nuclear reactors back to full power. those reactors shut down automatically when the 5.8 quake hit in august. they were due to come on this weekend but an electrical problem was found in one unit. >>> meantime scientists want to know if that earthquake is the beginning of more to come. they will begin placing instruments in georgia and other eastern states to measure seismic activity. monitors are in place in alabama and tennessee. the august earthquake centered in mineral, vir

. >>> retail giant target is now joining mcdonald's and dropping one of the nation's largest egg suppliersision comes after an animal rights group released video of animal cruelty at several plants of the minnesota-based egg supplier sparebro farms. some disturbing images show chickens being swung around by their feet and cramped into cages. the farms produce more than 300 million eggs every year. >>> apple co-founder steve wozniak was spotted at google headquarters picking up his own nexus smart phone on friday. wozniak was reportedly invited to pick up the device from the mountain view campus after tweeting he was looking for the smart phone at best buy. the samsung galaxy nexus went on sale in the u.k. last week. early tests show it outperformed the iphone 4s in some areas. wozniak says he's a fan of technology and usually carries several phones on him. the much anticipated galaxy nexus has not arrived in the u.s. yet. >>> still to come, the state is short. that means california may cut more state programs and services. we're going to talk with political analyst larry ger ston about tha

. >>> a national retail chain scrambling to find eggs after accusations that the supplier mistreated chickens. >>> giving up on weight loss? a lot of folks are turning to hypnosis. >>> over the river and through >>> police released security video of a real life hamburgler at cedar falls iowa. a person broke in to cook and eat a burger and fries. he turned himself into police. he was charged with burglary, criminal mischief and theft. he didn't remember the event and was not in his right mind. >>> people hoping to buy eggs left empty handed at target stores. target dropped its egg supplier. they did that after they learned of accusations that company was badly mistreating chickens. that leaves many of the stores without eggs and many customers trying to find alternatives. >> i understand why they did it. i don't want them to be cruel to the animals. but it's not the best time frame to do it. >> target understands this is a busy time of year and working to restore its egg supply as soon as it can. mcdonald's also dropped that supplier. >>> want to lose weight? try relaxing, closing you

brian ross brought us undercover video showing animal cruelty and health violations at one of the nation's egg suppliers. mcdonald's stopped buying from them. and now retailers are cutting off the supplier, too. that could mean egg shortages this holiday weekend. >> reporter: target does have a shortage at their grocery stores across the country because they cut off sparboe out of nowhere, on friday evening after our report. mcdonald's has not had a shortage. other grocery store chains have cut out sparboe, but they seem to have the eggs. for target, it's a problem nationwide. >> could this lead to higher prices for consumers? >> reporter: the laws of supply and demand seem to affect everything. sparboe is out of the chain. they're looking, scrambling, to find more eggs. >> the fda investigating sparboe, as well. how are they responding? >> reporter: sparboe fired four employs, after our undercover video. and have auditors to change the management and clean up their act. >> they have to get the confidence of the retailers back. >> reporter: that's right. >> brian ross, thank you very much. >>>

ballot question that proposes a constitutional amendment to define a fertilized egg as a full-blown person. when the nationaleported on this, they described it as an abortion ban but it's much more than that. if this were simply an antiabortion measure, there wouldn't be much suspense about the outcome of today's vote. a large proportion of mississippi voters are against abortion rights. the reason there's been suspense about this is because defining a fertilized egg as a person not only bans abortion in all circumstances, if a woman became pregnant through rape, for example, she would be forced by the government of the state of mississippi to bear that child. same goes for a woman who became pregnant as a result of incest and same goes for pregnancies that could threaten a woman's life. this is not just no exceptions, this could ban some forms of hormonal birth control like, for example, the pill and also the iud and in vitro fertilization. a fertilized egg anywhere in mississippi that did not result in a live birth nine months later could be a crime scene under this measure. in a state like mississippi, a

. >>> also breaking now, why mcdonald's is cutting off one of the nation's biggest egg producers after an abc news investigation into where your egg mcmuffins really come from. brian ross shows us the shocking undercover footage inside the hen house. >>> fighting for their lives. three 12-year-old girls trapped under a 500-pound elevator. >> please, lift it up. lift it up. >> inside the harrowing moments when the elevator came crashing down right on top of them. and the quick thinking that saved their lives. >>> no more. demi drops the final bombshell, ending her marriage to ashton kutcher. the exclusive, new details on what's really behind the split, this morning. >>> feeling very safe this morning. knowing he's out there. happy friday, everyone. it's a cold one here in new york. >> yeah. >> everyone really dressed up out there. and we have a lot to get to this morning, including a snu interview overnight with secretary of state hillary clinton. she talks about the penn state controversy. and she speaks out for the first time. >> it was a wide-ranging interview. >>> and pop superstar,

. >>> target has joined mcdonald's in dropping one of the nation's largest egg suppliers.er undercover video showed animal abuse. both target and mcdonald's called the abusive conditions unacceptable. officials from the farm say they were shocked and disturbed by the video and plan to create a task force to review the company's treatment of animals. >>> actress mila lived up to her promise last night. >>> a date to a marine corps. ball. >>> and a bit of redemption for tiger woods. stay right there. you're watching news 4 t ♪ >> oh, they're good. we had them on news 4 from this recent appearance on the sing-off. they will perform at the kennedy center. afro blue will sing as part of the center swing, swing, swing festival. you can watch the free performance on the millennium stage at 6:00 tonight. they're terrific. >> fantastic. >> they're going places, too. >> absolutely. >> hey, this holiday season, help spread joy and happiness to those military men and women who are spending the season away from their families. >> it's really quite simple. just send a holiday greeting c

egg is fertilized. if approved by voters, the nation's first so-called personhood amendment would make abortion murder ands about defining life that they say begins at conception. >> with over a million couples waiting to adopt these babies, isn't it time for the senseless killing to end? >> acknowledging the demands that would change our minds. >> personhood will protect the innocent baby conceived through rape or incest from being executed for the crime. >> the ultimate purpose of the measure is to lay the legal ground work to overturn roe vs. wa wade. they wrote expensively on the measure and erin joins me. you say this is a moment of truth. why do you say that? >> it's gotten heated in mississippi. nobody thought it was going to be this close. we have a moment of truth where we have people confronting the measure and saying what about ivf? what about birth control and in vitro. they would put such stringent regulations on the way embryos would be treat and they would shut the doors and leave the state because the practices would be illegal. >> that has conservatives and even haley barber concerned. le

don't suffer rudy giuliani's fate just four years ago when he put all his eggs in new hampshire, disregarded iowa. he was the nationall apart. romney doesn't place within the top three it will be a problem for him down the road. but, of course, we have to consider. this is the governorç advocati for his own state. you know, that's not surprising. >> at the same time you've got reports from an event in florida with predictions that a tea party favorite would win iowa, he would win new hampshire and he told the crowd he would seal the nomination by winning florida. he seems to be writing off iowa. >> he's definitely downplaying it. he doesn't go to cattle call there is. the comment is instructive saying somebody else is going to win it. again, the latest poll showed him at the top of the pack. the bloomberg poll out in iowa showed him right there with cain and paul. if he's able to win it somehow, if the opposition collapses that makes it better for him. the message from the romney campaign is continue to downplay iowa. >> david cantanete from politico. >>> in atlanta they are under a tornado warning now. residents of

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eggs and tomatoes wouldn't stain the alum aluminum. >> reporter: and fans say tonight's primetime, nationally-televised football game has helped to elevate the stanford football program to one of the elite in the country. in palo alto alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. to see how stanford did on the field, stay tuned for sportswrap. joe fonzi with a live report from on the farm and reaction from players. >>> the 49ers could be one step closer to getting a new stadium. city leaders in santa clara are set to prove funding, securing and moving utilities and installing sidewalks. prep work is set to begin in january. the actual stadium construction is scheduled for 2013. the entire cost of the project is estimated at $987 million. >>> today's penn state football game had soreo soreou mixed in the sport and the first chance for the university's fans to jointly support the boys allegedly abused by a former defensive coach. david lee miller reports from beaver stadium. >> reporter: a sea of blue outside of penn state's beaver stadium, the color organized by students to show a sign of solidarity for victims of the sexual abuse. students ushering

. >>> why some of the nation's biggest stores are scrambling -- get it -- to find some eggs. >>> and we are off to a clear and cold start to the morning. we'll let you know when the te someday, your mechanic will know what's wrong with your car before you even notice that there's a problem. and that someday might be closer than you think. because at this very moment, marine corps vehicles are using innovative health diagnostic systems that send signals from under the hood back to home base. systems that will soon make their way into your car. systems developed by students and faculty at rochester institute of technology. >>> good morning. time for weather and traffic on the 1s on this thursday morning. in storm center four, a cold turkey start though thanksgiving morning. temperatures are cold, down to near the freezing mark in much of virginia, maryland and west virginia. arlington, fairfax, prince georges county, it's near freezing. we have cleared out overnight. winds have diminished has high pressure as pushed in. we've got a clear sky and bright sunshine today. sunrise is at 7:0

national retail federation foundation has come out with the top ten stores with great customer service. here's their list. in no particular order. kohl's. land's end. jcpenney. l.l. bean, qvc, new egg, nordstrom ranks. overstock.com. zappos and amazon.com. the 2011 naughty and nice holiday list. live nation made the nice list because it allows three days to cancel tickets and get a refund at the participating venues. also, live nation gets -- lets fans exchange seats for better ones if tickets become available. american peril made the naughty list for having too two different return policies. online customers have 45 days to make a return for full refund of credit. inn-store customers have 30 days to make a return and only get merchandise credit. >>> the last minute efforts to resolve federal budget gridlock has sent stocks plunging today. good morning. >> good morning, barbara. yes, stocks are sharply lower this morning it is a market is digesting a likely stalemate by the supercommittee in washington and has until wednesday to decide on $1.2 trillion in budget cuts. it needs 48 hours in advance for agreement. r.lks are likely to end in a not a bang. that being said all markets do

national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. you have any thanksgiving recipes to share with us. >> i'm required to make devilled eggs and green bean casserole. >> look at you. i wouldn't have pegged you as the guy that does some of the cooking. >> it's kind of like the side thigpe things. just to make me feel good. you do the same thing. >> i do. >> good morning everyone. we have a big storm coming into the northwest. we have the heavy rain. an endless stream of moisture. now a lot of our small rivers are starting to show signs of flooding and maybe some of the big ones too. more off the california coastline but the stream is coming straight up the coast from salem to portland, no end in sight. heavy rainfall continues all the way through coastal washington state. thankfully snow levels are high right now. but after this system goes by, we have another one coming in thanksgiving day. and that will have colder air to work with. so the mountain passes are going to be snow-covered thursday into friday. so keep that in mind for any of your travel plans. and in seattle just not a great forecast. all the way through the holiday weekend.

nation and mikey is alive. >> the other urban myth that there were spider eggs in bubble gum.ot true. >> i have never heard that. >> i heard that too. >> if you have a question that you want answered, go to myfoxdc.com, click on the weather tab. >> good question. >> i'm pretty sure sugar hating moms started all those rumors. >> it is fascinating. >> yes, it is. >> julie wright joins us live. how was the concert last night? oh, my gosh. i loved it. i love it. i had so much fun. >> jay-z and kanye? >> i'm giving you next year permission to pull off the look the leather pants and a kilt. >> i'll skip that. >> hoping that he doesn't do it. >> all the girls loved it. >> that is because he he is kanye. if i did it -- no. >> it was awesome. a little sleepy this morning but great show. on the roads, here we go. 66 eastbound, read the sign. accident ahead before you reach the capital beltway. that is what was tying up most of the roadway. we had an accident here at 123. that was tying up left side of roadway as well. now, you will find lanes are open but 66, big delays out of centrevil

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national races making news as well. voters in mississippi voted down the person hood amendment. you hear about this one? the propow sol would have defined a fertilized egg as a person. opponents argued that could have led to abortion bans in even the most extreme cases like rape or incest. more than 55% voting against that one. in ohio, voters rejected a new collective bargaining law. the measure would have limited the power of the state's 350,000 union members. firefighters, police officers, teachers took on the state's republican governor and in the end, they won and the unions won. 61% voted against the law, which was closely watched all across the country. >> herman cain came out swinging today, denying once again that he sexually harassed anyone. >> i have never acted inappropriately with anyone, period. and as far as these accusations call to back off, ain't going to happen. >> the republican presidential candidate said he would be willing to take a lie detector test to rebut accusations that he harassed several women. one of those women, sharon bialek said cain groped her in 1997. not long after she lost her job at the national restaurant associa

national park. >> there. there. look. >> turtle. >> really? >> yes. >> it's big. >> the green turtle grows to be 120 centimeters in length and 150 kilograms in weight. more than 4,000 turtles lay eggsnthos every year. the turtles breed in the summer and always lay their eggs at night. mother turtles dig a deep hole in the soft sand and deposit their eggs there. they lay about 100 eggs at a time. after leaving precious lives in the sand, the mother turtles return to the sea. >> turtle everywhere. and you know why? the water's very shallow here. it get really warm. really hot in the summer. and water's good for the turtles. it's a bay. it's protecting. it's warm. all the elements is perfect for turtles. >> the best season for the zakynthos cruise tour is from june through september when you can view many sea tushlrtles. the sun is strong then. so don't forget to protect yourself from sunburn. with the recent expansion of resort development on zakynthos, the number of tourists has grown. some beaches have been packed hard by people and cars. to protect turtle breeding sites various measures have been taken on gerakas beach, facing laganas bay. at the entrance to the beach fences keep

iowa's first in the nation of production of corn, soybeans, eggs, and pork.ernment how we should care for our children. being first in the nation is nothing new for iowa. in fact, we're good at it, even most times we are too humble to talk about it. for the last 40 years, this nomination process is starting in iowa, and it's starting here again today. here, in america's heartland, where the pioneer spirit remains strong, where the pride of america never waivers. the great state of iowa, first in the nation. ♪ >> please welcome the chairman of the republican party of iowa, matt straun. ♪ ♪ >> well, good evening. sixty days, sixty days from right now all across our state, in our church basements, in our gymnasiums, in our schools, 60 days from right now, we start the process of choosing president obama's republican successor, and it starts here in iowa. [applause] now, as my friend mark narrated so elegantly in the video, we're humble folks, but we should brag on ourselves today as iowa republicans because we have things to be proud of, and for that, i want to

national interests. voter hes have a chance to appeal a law that curtails predictive bargaining rights. >>> on the ballot in mississippi, there is a amendment that would define a egg as a person. it would outlaw abortion in the state and set up a major legal battle. >>> today, more severe weather is expected in oklahoma. yesterday, a string of tornados touched down in the southwest part of the state. at least three twisters were spotted. several buildings were damaged, but no injuries were reported. meanwhile, another hurricane hit oklahoma last night. the 4.7 magnitude quake was the third magnitude quake to strike there in three days. >>> dr. conrad murray plans to appeal his conviction for involuntary man slaughter in michael jackson's death. murray was convicted yesterday and has been held until his sentencing at the end of the month. >> reporter: dr. conrad murray was found guilty of involuntary man slaughter in michael jackson's 2009 death. the judge says dr. is a to society. >> dr. murray's conduct in this case poses a risk to the safety of the public. >> reporter: the jury sided with the prosecution. >> our sympathies go out to the jackson family at this ti

eggs, rocks and balloons full of red paint. the car she was traveling in was not hit, the lead vehicle was. protesters are against a military treaty between the two nations. >>> now we turn to syria. a nation very much on the brink, increasing violence, defections from the regime. and as we've been reporting, president assad's neighbors including turkey, turning against him. the question is, is yet another authoritarian ruler in that region about to go? our chief foreign correspondent richard engel is in istanbul for us tonight. richard, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. this has been going on in syria for eight months now. 3,500 people killed. but this week, something changed. the uprising in syria became a revolution. since monday, government forces have killed dozens of activists. but now, syrian troops are being killed by the dozens as well. the uprising in syria has changed because of men like these, among the hundreds if not thousands of defectors from the syrian military. they call themselves the free syrian army, and now they've mobilized. on monday they attacked government troops and destroyed tanks with rocket propelled grenades.

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egg problem here. guantanamo bay was established because you have a new status of combatants. they were not fighting for a nation. they were not sovereign army. they were not subject to the geneva accords, especially. they were conductance we have never experienced before, and we needed -- comeback since we have never experienced before, so we needed to establish a base where they could be held. guantanamo bay was built to house them. i have been down to guantanamo bay, and i can tell you this much. in the years since it was built, it does become a three- star or four-star palace. i'm being facetious, but there are treated humanely. their rights may have been violated to the extent that if you were in an american -- an american citizen, and put in that camp, your rights might be violated, but if you went through on a act of terrorism, you would be allowed to put in that camp. host: james, a democratic caller in tennessee. caller: thank you. in the last few days we have noticed that rupert murdoch has resigned from the newspaper. host: his son has resigned. caller: yes. they have accused -- of an accused of from