this by all accounts is a family with an exemplary fostering record they've been fostering kids for the last twelve years and why is that membership of a political party a very mainstream political party should now a fact that it's unclear but it's the fact that this local council received this temple off as they say that they are members of this party and that's the reason why the children were taken away so a lot of people very angry about that in the u.k. at the moment if you think about it in one way it's kind of like it defeats the point if a couple once. lost a multicultural children it's a very very strange shabby as i said a lot of people saying that this is a clear case of political correctness gone very wrong once again in britain with kids that need to be cared for taken away from a very good loving home because these political views that are very mainstream by the latest polls are something like nine percent of the u.k. support you can't yes they euro skeptic yes. they want immigration to be curbed but it's very peculiar indeed what's the rest of the general public saying ab

exemplary foster parents with lots of kids that they fostered before and why their membership of a mainstream political party by the latest polls up something like nine percent of the u.k. support you can't yes they euro skeptic yes. they want immigration to be curbed but a lot of people saying that this is a clear case of political correctness gone very wrong once again in britain with kids that need to be cared for taken away back into you know home perhaps from a very good loving home because of these political views that are very mainstream it's it's very peculiar indeed what's the rest of the general public saying about this i mean should we now expect all foster families to undergo scrutiny of political views if they're thinking of adopting or fostering kids. well the short answer is no tabby foster family should not undergo any sort of scrutiny about their political views there's lots of children that need to be fostered and these people do a very brave a very. courageous thing and the fact is that it's just a move has ruffled the feathers not of just are supporters of you kate but of

views there's lots of children that need to be fostered and these people do a very brave a very. courageous thing and the fact is that it's just a move has ruffled the feathers not of just are supporters of you can't but of people that campaign for fostering because they say that it's a very bad move that's going to put a lot of prospective foster parents that want to do a very good thing or potentially fostering more kids that really need to be re home so it's a very sensitive issue and as i said she's ruffled the feathers of a lot of people. syria has condemned turkey for asking nato to deploy patriot missiles near the border the alliances as it's considering the request from ankara but insists it will be purely defensive if the move is seen by some as a prelude to foreign military intervention to see if. syrian rebels are craving a no fly zone to help them hold territory against government forces that now have overwhelming a power moscow believes nature's missiles build up we could create threats and provocations that would end in an armed conflict the west is backing the syri

well the fostering system is undermined by a local council in the u.k. as we report later on here is a forty three kids from their foster family the parents politically unfit to ethnic children the story in detail just. the mighty volga that runs deep through the russian soul it has provided inspiration for songs and poems and is the country's main north south artery and decades ago schumann ingenuity connected it to the dawn river to the west the vote the dawn canal is an engineering marvel within a day a vessel can pass the canals thirteen blocks ten million tons of shipping does so every year. another concrete giant is this finished fifty years ago it's the biggest hydroelectric plant in europe and powers the local city of volgograd and sends lots more electricity to moscow hydroelectric plant behind me is a potent example of how much the volga can provide but harnessing the river like this isn't without its cost. fishermen have been watching fish stocks for years they see the slow damage the downing of the river has done especially to russia's prized

right now, there are 120 children in pc foster care waiting for adoptive families. mary is the ninth child the williams have fostered. >> mary's the one that we got to adopt out of nine children. we're happy for her and my family. >> reporter: it took two years for the day to come, but the weight is over. >> there is paperwork, reports, court hearings -- all kinds of things that go into finalizing the adoption and we were just so happy that we were able to -- and that mary is officially part of the williams' family. >> reporter: mark williams said he almost can't put into words what it means to finally be a dad for life. >> a big commitment. it's a life commitment. it's normal, i mean. >> for life. >> reporter: audrey barnes, fox 5 news. >> if you're interested in adopting a child, we have the number for the d.c. child and family services hotline. it's 202-671-love or 5683. >> what a wonderful story. >> i love that. >> every year we show it and it touches the heart. >> yeah. >>> thanksgiving is a few days away and that means a lot of holiday shopping for consumers l

possibility to foster or adopt it is that and there is perhaps the you could now you. well i think it's something that certainly needs to be looked at i mean there are seventy thousand children in care in this country which quite frankly is obscene that is too many and what we need to be getting these children and into good homes because you know the statistics don't lie on this children in care are more likely to go prison and not to well at school etc the best place for children in care to be is with loving families and that's why this whole thing is obscene. noway seems to be suffering from its own hospitality as we report later on here with radicalism becoming a popular trend among the country's growing muslim community. explain how a scandal begins became the springboard for the possible creation of a brand new continental football league. british live demo minister lynn featherstone said that since women have babies it allows men to pass them up on the letter to power such a children are set back for women who want to be successful and equal to men so they want t

the fostering system is undermined by a local council in the u.k. as we report later on authorities removed two kids from the force we brought in the parents politically fade to the call to ethnic children the story to tell is just ahead when. british live demo minister lynne featherstone said that since women have babies it allows men to pass them up on the letter to power essentially children are a setback for women who want to be successful and equal to men so they want to give men the option of taking maternity leave or would that be paternity leave i don't know i kind of see the logic of her view but my question is featherstone is why exactly is success in the corporate world the primary goal of life for men and women as a feminist i would think you understand that wanting to fight your way up the ladder to buy a big car to replace your shortcomings is a very male way of judging success are women who choose to have families failures or at least unsuccessful in your book even as a man i know that my pocket is really empty after having the first

not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child.> with just three days several initiatives on the california ballot could come down to undecided. dan kerman looks at proposition 34. that would repeal the death penalty. given california's death row could shut its debdoor for good. they are favoring to repeal it in favor of life imprisonment of parole. 44 percent say that they would vote yes 38 would oppose it and 17 are undecided. that is a significant increase in support from september. when " yes " neutral " no " 45- 42. and the pollster says that this is unusual to see a reversal. >> use the one the lines cross it is when they are coming from the " yes " coming to the " no ". and in this particular initiative which is unique. it is moving the other direction. they are learning more about the initiative. and they are seen likely to vote " yes ". >> the reversal could be changing attitudes of what could cost the state lost money. >> a large majority of people thought that it was more expensive to put them into prison for life and ex

as foster children are. caring for them after social workers questioning their support for the u.k. independence party. certainly glad to have you with us egypt's top judges have accused president mohamed morsi of launching an unprecedented attack on the judiciary they are calling for a nationwide strike to force the president to reverse the decree expanding his powers this comes as clashes continue across the country between opponents and supporters of morsi cairo based journalist bel troop has more. the clashes that have been going on for five days now of protesters against the president in particular the president's constitutional declaration which was issued on thursday which really gives him sweeping powers in addition there were protests organized by opposition forces in the form of marches to the supreme court of justice because a meeting was being held find the judges of the country against this constitutional exploration because it really tells you i mean the loss of their powers of course when this march actually arrived at the supreme court they were actually attacked by

possibility to foster or adopt it is that an area that perhaps you could now pursue. well i think it's something that certainly needs to be looked at i mean there are seventy thousand children in care in this country which quite frankly is obscene that is too many and what we need to be doing is getting these children out of care and into good homes because you know the statistics don't rely on those children in care are more likely to go or can end up in prison and not to well at school etc the best place for children in care to be is with loving families and that's why this whole thing is obscene. now for more stories making headlines around the world for you this hour. around ten thousand people have clashed with police in thailand during anti-government protests officers used tear gas to disperse the crowd as they tried to break through barricades the demonstrators accuse the prime minister of corruption and holding an anti monitoring the stance authorities say the army could be called in if the situation gets out of control. african leaders have gathered in ugand

possibility to foster or adopt it is that in there is perhaps the you could now pursue. well i think it's something that certainly needs to be looked at i mean there are seventy thousand children in care in this country which quite frankly is obscene that is too many and what we need to be doing is getting these children out of care and into good homes because you know the statistics don't lie on those children in care are more likely to go or prison and not to well at school etc the best place for children in care to be is with loving families and that's why this whole thing is obscene. no way seems to be suffering from its own hospitality as we report later on with radicalism falls becoming a positive trend among a growing muslim community. and we explain how scandal involving football hooligans became the springboard for a possible creation of a brand new continent. texas wants to pull away from the usa in fact at least twenty states have started petitions for independence after obama won the election with well just a few voting irregularities but guess what suspicion

how can we foster that? and then give that to us. you know, connecting on twitter, follow up on the... (inaudible) sector and today and just let us know. you know, it is actually going to come from here, the government needs to open up this data. we are furosiously doing that (inaudible). >> just to carry the area one step further and, actually... (inaudible) obama created. you want to project? >> okay. thank you. >> (inaudible) created that the us (inaudible) and job really is to be an internal changing in the (inaudible) and the way that we think about is it an incubator in the government. it is not to incubate the economy, it is to execute projects and it is actually... (inaudible) program and the present priorities. one such program that is really focused up to date is presidential innovations for... shall we go through... okay. so, then and as an effort that, really have the idea for, basically made... and the whole idea is an amazing... and the government to work with all of the innovators on game-changing that they can actuall

not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. >> mike pelton. >> this was a bit of emotional. >> with sleeping bags and backpacks. >> i got my word search. they spent the night out in the cold and anticipation of the grand opening microsoft store. but nobody would've logger. >> we had tickets and had to give them up. >> i was diagnosed with leukemia. >> the 18 year-old son was receiving treatment. >> what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. >> i felt like i was trapped. something that you look forward to. >> that is why he and his father made sure that there were first in mind. >> because i was joining hundreds at the opening and they cared about the concert. >> that is big the microsoft store but i think that it brought everybody together was the concert. >> that is why jordan is here in the also received a surprise to a free tablet. signed by kelly clarkson. >> this is great!, wonderful, worth the wait. >> certainly is emotional and microsoft has three stores open across the bay area. mike pelton, kron 4 news. >> coming up lat

foster teamed with the canadian, brad haynes to create this a demonstration of next gen vulnerabilityor an underground hacking conference. >> started doing research. to prove to myself it was safe. and so far, failed miserably. >> he talked to us from his home in alberta, canada. they publicly showed the hacking dem mon straegs to call attention to what triftd might do and prompt the faa to fix the problem before next gen become fully operational. >> the hacker, unauthenticated. this is where it starts getting concerning. because the the extra, pop up on air traffic controller's display. what are they going to do. >> it isn't just computer hackers who are concerned. this 45-page, graduate research project. by major donald mccally at department of air force, air university, outlines the very same security vulnerabilities, that haynes and foster demonstrated for us. a project goes on to show how terrorists, sitting in vans near major airports could seriously disrupt the entire nation's air traffic, and even jeopardize air safety by inserting ghost planes into the system. this research.

i was taken into custody and put into a white foster homes. we thought we would survive better. >> the idea was to help them assimilate into the white culture. the indian child love her act was passed in 1978 because there was a recognition that india children were removed from their homes at a much higher rate than other children. even with that being passed, it did not have a lot of power to really change some of the practices. >> i remember the state coming in and taking us, they did not tell us where they were going to take us. in my world, when they took me to foster care, i could not call my father. i did not know what was going on and i remember being scared. my younger brother always wanted to protect me, and i remember seeing that look on my brother's face when he started crying, leave my sister alone. he just wanted to protect me. >> all of us that have been taken as children and still as adults, it impacted every aspect of my life. it has impacted my children and my grandchildren. they decided that we needed to do something more. we

foster and hubbell were there together. phone call comes from the white house and hillary says we can't make it. we have a crisis. someone in bill's family just appeared on the landscape. we will see you at the restaurant. they go to the restaurant. another phone call comes. we can't make it to dinner. we have to stay here. at which point vincent foster turns his chair away from the table and stares out the window and says not another word during the entire dinner. seven days later he killed himself. the night before he killed himself bill clinton, worried about him ask him to come to the white house to see a movie together. vincent foster says no, i am watching a movie here at home. the movie he was watching at a final scene in which the person put a gun in his mouth and shot himself. that is what vincent foster does the next day. pure tragedy. >> why was it chelsea's nanny, quote, discovered the missing billing records of whitewater? >> there's a direct connection between when those records were, quote, discovered and aff

in foster care, we've reduced the number of children in foster care which overall is very good but most importantly, we have substantially increased the number of children adopted from 14,000 to 50,000 a year. so we're really moving in the right direction, but we won't rest until we have placed every child with a responsible and loving family to call their own forever. but the sad news and i just have to, unfortunately, have a little sad point of this speech, is that internationally the numbers are going in the wrong direction. america used to adopt about 20,000 children a year from around the world to america, we're the largest receiving country on earth, americans feel strongly, americans of all races and backgrounds and religious affiliations feel strongly children should be raised in families. so americans have such open hearts and room in their heart and their home for children and through many of our faith-based organizations have stepped out to adopt. unfortunately, policies in our own government with some of our own executive branch governments and decisions that are being made

the most recent, 16-year-old corey foster, of new york city. a surveillance tape showed the young man at a residential school for students with special needs as he apparently refused to stop playing basketball. teachers and staff surround him. >> one, two, three, four, five. >> reporter: and then, says his mother, sheila foster, they forced him to the ground. and now he's down. >> pulling him down, yeah. >> reporter: the school says its staff used what they call a correctly performed and state approved therapeutic hold. and only after other deescalation techniques failed with corey. >> there was nothing therapeutic about that. >> reporter: a short time later, corey foster was dead. the medical examiner ruled it an accident, that corey died of cardiac arrest while being subdued. >> just looking at these pictures, knowing that i won't feel him hug me anymore, say, "i love you mommy." yes. it's hard. >> reporter: the centennial school in bethlehem, pennsylvania, says there is an alternative to the physical, hands on approach used in so many school

not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. wanted to be here for your fisthristmas? you see grandma lives waaaay down here, and you live way up here. brian, your cousin, he's a little bit older than you, he lives here, in chicago. and your aunt lisa lives here, in baltimore. uncle earnie? waaay out in hawaii. but don't you worry, we will always be together for christmas. [ male announcer ] being together is the best part of the holidays and cheerios is happy to be part of the family. you just ate dallas! >> jeff: tonight the rising death toll in gaza. israeli air strikes against hamas take a toll on civilians as egypt brokers cease-fire talks.

not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. >>> new study shows drinkingve fruit juice or the fruit can cause a bad reaction with certain drugs. at 5, it wasn't carbon monoxide poisoning but something else that sickened a family in san francisco last night. you will hear what firefighters think is the source. those stories and more at 4 and 5. >>> christmas season arrived in the nation's capital this morning. >> 65 foot tall spruce. the tree will be decorated with 5,000 ornaments handcrafted by colorado residents to reflect this year's theme, celebrating our great outdoors. >> cost of buying all 364 gifts recited in the classic ng, 12 days of christmas this year is $107,300. up 6% from a year ago. the price of swans, geese and golden rings are all up, milking maids, ladies dancing flat. >> give geese in place of a swan your true love won't mine. than

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, 9 news now. >> only lesli foster could slay the evil dishwasher.says jennifer's experience is actually rare. the company recalled 1.3 million dishwashers in august. there was an electrical failure in the heating element. but jennifer's molg was not one is those. if you want to protect your home, register your appliances. don't use your dishwasher at night or while you're away. check your electrical wiring if your home is older. you need to be sure it can handle the demands of these modern appliances. >>> in tonight's food alert, roaches on a meat slicer at a white table cloth restaurant in bethesda. >> here's investigative reporter russ ptacek. >> reporter: everywhere we go, we ask the same question. can we take a look right now at your kitchen? right now means different things to different people. at this chinese restaurant in wheaton they told us they had cleaned up the violation and we could look for ourselves if we'd just wait a couple of minutes. then there was a flurry of activity at the hanging duck. >> it's been over 10 minutes now. >> repo

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not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child.e bowl this afternoon toe back to the rose >>> how's this for irony in stanford needs to win in the rose bowl this afternoon to have a chance to get back to the rose bowl on new year's day. kevin hogan looking to lead stanford to the first pac 12 championship game. for the 11-yard touchdown here and stanford strikes first. in the second quarter taylor hits the hole and he's gone. 49-yard touchdown run for taylor. he had 142 yards and two touchdowns on the day. but how about this stanford d.? six sacks for them. they beat ucla 35-17. they will host ucla next saturday for the pac 12 championship. >>> number five oregon and 15 ranked oregon state in the civil war. scoreless in the first, on the quarterback keeper here. a 42-yard touchdown. 6-0 ducks. but the beavers kept it close until the second half when oregon blew it wide open. deanthony thomas a 29-yard run for a touchdown. talk about dominating the ground game. oregon with 430 yards rushing against the beavers. the ducks win 48-24.

not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. now. the westbound direction of 580 -- the macart -- >>> boy, what a traffic mess in oakland right now. the westbound direction of interstate 580, the macarthur freeway in oakland, was closed for hours after a shoot-out. it reopened about 20 minutes ago, but as you can see, it is still gridlocked. >>> a burglar suspect went on a rampage in pacific heights at an apartment building there, breaking windows and terrifying neighbors [ screaming ] >> police say this man was walking across the roof of several buildings at franklin and sacramento, trying to break in. one woman heard breaking glass and looked out the window to see the suspect directly below her, trying to smash in the door with a skateboard, so she called police. >> i called 911, please come. i don't want him to get in the building. i was afraid. >> police say the suspect appeared to be on drugs or possibly mentally ill. he was arrested and treated for cuts from the broken glass. >>> police are on the hunt for the crook who ran off

--otros distritos como el de san mateo, foster city, south san francisco y pacifica, no dieron a conocer sus ausencias de ese dia. --de la manera en que los distritos escolares recuperan el dinero perdido por las ausencias de estudiantes, lo recuperan alargando el aÑo escolar o los dias. cesar ---esta tarde, se vivio un verdadero caos sobre la autopista 680 en el area de pleasanton. ---esto tras un aparatoso accidente que involucro un camion de carga. take vo ---segun la patrulla de caminos, cerca del mediodia, el conductor del camion perdio el control de la unidad, la cual termino volcandose en plena autopista direccion sur, a la altura de la calle "stone-ridge drive"... ---el conductor logro ser rescatado y fue llevado al

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in finland foster parents raise a child only for a limited time at the very most until they come of age and there are unable to conceal information about their wards biological parents local authorities reimburse substitute parents expenses associated with caring for a child. from the very beginning that she was not our daughter some time after he started living with us the mother began to visit all the time that has been living here she's been aware of the fact that they were not one biological parent stock school at different ages she has reacted to different left courses as me getting us. there and her husband became yasmin's foster parents when she was just eighteen months old now the girl is finishing school. not my bit and i keep in touch with my biological mother i have her contact details but i got used to this family and it had become closer and dearer to me than my biological family that has such. as another prominent social activist fighting the finnish child protection system my son was bullied at school. saw this it was something although i tried to tell my son this bully a

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not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. oh, did you want it? yea we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light, buttery and flakey. that's half that's not half! guys, i have more! thanks mom [ female announcer ] pillsbury crescents. let the making begin too bad the guys aren't here we're clear. ok, swarm! swarm! hello [ female announcer ] pillsbury chocolate chip cookies. let the making begin >> pay area residents say they are no longer part of this country and they have taken a blood oath joined a group that has formed its own government with own law and leaders. >> people with similar belief been linked to variety of crime including killing police officers. only the abc 7 news team was able to get that one of the meetings. >> dan is here with a look at what the republic for the united states is all about. >>reporter: so-called sovereign citizens movement has grown in recent years. but even the fbi doesn't know how many people are involved. some experts say there may be hundreds of thousands of people. tonight the i team gets exclu

lesli foster explains why it can be homeowner beware. >> a silver springs grand mom who could no longer afford to pay her house note makes a call for help. it was help that never came through. >> in tonight's consumer alert, lesli foster brings us that woman's year-long nightmare that should be a lesson for us all. >> thank god i have another day in here. >> reporter: sonya walters is thankful, because she hasn't made a payment on her home in over a year. she lost her clients and income, too, so she reached out to her lender, indy mack, which told her to apply for a loan modification. >> the number came up. >> reporter: and she thought the person on the other end was with her bank. >> he asked me a bunch of questions. then he said, you know, you're qualified. >> reporter: the person on the line was actually someone representing a law firm called macy, elementary and sterns. the rep promised to help her get the payment down. >> i felt comfortable that their lawyers it would help me. >> reporter: the law firm also known as the mortgage law group and legal help debtors resolution helped he

not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. >> tonight, another big dayrs. >> after a strong black friday start shoppers are out again in force today, with even the first family joining in. terrell brown is adding up the sales receipts. >> m

not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. >> federal authorities have shut down a company that produces trader joe organic peanut butter. fda found salmonella contamination at the new mexico processing facility. there are other grocers since september the fda says at least 41 people in 20 states mostly children became ill after eating some of the products. they have to prove the facility are salmonella free before they can reopen and redistribute. >>> new at 11:00 small protest broke out at the tree lighting ceremony in san francisco castro district tonight. family surrounded the corner at 18 and castro at 6 to mark the holiday. they were joined by few people with signs protesting san francisco ban on public nudity. police showed up to keep an eye on things but it appears everyone there kept his or her clothes on. >>> black friday come and gone but many local businesses are still looking to higher more workers for the holiday season. we are live in san francisco with the story. cornell? >>reporter: you would think by now most rae tailers would have the

not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. >>> today we want to prepare something, fresh tomatoes, beef, olive oil. we place the olive oil in the pan. roast the garlic. >> reporter: as the garlic starts to turn a light golden color, we put the mushrooms. then fresh tomatoes. here is the flavor. >> the mushrooms were precooked when they went in and so was the lobster, but all the flavors are still intact. now he is adding the parsley. >> next to go is a tomato sauce, and then some lobster bisque. >> like juice from the lobster. we got some basil, some parsley, nice, fresh, homemade pasta right here. >> as in all the great kitchens, it's all about the fors. >> some -- the toss. >> some parmesan cheese ready to go. we have some garnish to make it light, nice and fresh. >> this is tony's table. this is heaven on a fork. i can hardly wait to dig in. that's good. >> the 24th able san francisco author's luncheon starts in less than three hours from now. cbs 5 is a proud sponsor. we're introduced to a master chef who writes about his life in and out of the kitche