and alerting parents until 8 wgn tribune report detailed the entire case last week went harry griffith says he saw the real story. >> worth taking a second try at on this incident that we understood it different serious nature that is today >> parents and others of the affluent north shore suburb says harry griffith and the board should have quit their jobs from the start >> fax were not properly sought is their job to seek those facts and report them to the public that is the entire point doing your job have not called him to act on his failures >> heartbroken over this. i think it is perhaps it did not know how legal of the matter it is but it is a matter of leadership and that is what we pay you people to do >> lake forest city council handled another matter with the case school resource officer never charged with a crime. named in the police report also making sexual comments to the intern in 2008. >> temporarily reassigned while not resumed duty until investigation is complete district 67 program about the weighted by the city >> in addition to the city investigation the school bo

daniel griffiths, "bbc news." >> talking to me now, a chief asia economist. thank you for very much for joining us. a lot of uncertainty now into the markets. would a greek vote against the austerity measures be disastrous? >> we are much escalating around this bailout attempt. the fundamental problem is the greek economy is a basket case. so if the referendum goes against the european bailout package, one way or another heading down the same road. the writeoffs of the greek debt are going to have to be greater than what's already agreed. it now looks like it will be higher one way or another. because the greek economy simply cannot take that kind of debt burden right now. >> as a result of this referendum, we saw italian and spanish yields soaring, which prompted to buy back the debt. >> they have to, because the only way to prevent the problems of the italian sovereign debt and spanish sovereign debt escalating further with rising bond yields, which they cannot fund over the long-term, is by the e.c.b. continuing to buy their bonds and keeping the yields lo

that contract as well as griffith are both being managed by the redevelopment agency. so if you want contracting information and opportunity, you should look for that to come from the redevelopment agency. but those are housing authority projects, and so there is a 20% m.v.e./w.b.e. requirements project. you can contact our office to get information about them, and we can connect you to the right folks at redevelopment to make sure you are aware of the opportunities that are coming up. additionally we have modernization and rehab contracts for the other sites that are not going through redevelopment but have some modernization needs. you can contact our office. i don't have any flyers or anything, but you can call us at 715-3280, and we can add you to the list when we solicit companies to do some of the rehab work at our sites. we have over 50 sites in france. we have a number of activitying we do, from roofing repair, landscaping, different contracts that we have throughout the year. we publish themn

he went to one dinner party with will smith and another at melanie griffith.r the weekend in indiana. former is the survivor" conte contestant. he announced he's running for governor. if he doesn't get elected governor, i think he has a pretty good shot at winning wrestle mania. >> i am seeking the libertarian party's nomination for governor of indiana. [ cheers and applause ] there are a lot of issues facing hoosiers now. i am ready to stand up and face them all. >> jimmy: great. i tell you one thing. he won't be squandering the taxpayers' money on haircuts or shampoo. some people aren't taking rupert seriously because he's rupert from "survivor," but i don't think his opponent should underestimate him. the man has been on "survivor" three times. they're running an ad that i find to be very persuasive. >> rupert boneham for governor, vote for him or he'll hug you. paid for by rupert boneham. >> yeah! >> jimmy: because he smells probably. i don't know. i've never been near him. reality stars -- i like they're running for office now. i mean i really -- one day

as we recently received a grant for $30.5 million, when we demonstrated that, residents of alice griffith, in one of the worst housing developments, we demonstrated to the brookings institute, we demonstrated to the urban institute, we demonstrated to hud that residents can help us build their own housing and stay there on-site when we rebuild it so that we would not do this old redevelopment move of pushing people off and then they would never be able to come back. they get to rebuild that housing themselves, and we spent part of that $95 million commitment training them to evolve with the skill sets needed to have not only the jobs on that project but when it becomes the mixed income project that we desire it to be, those jobs that they have will be sustainable for the rest of their lives. we ought to make sure that their lives do not go back. so we are looking at public/private partnerships that not only transformed a physical nature of the housing but also those very lives that i think are the real essence of your worked is the transformation of lives and the transformation of whole n

. >> i'm curious, to elly peterson have any friendship or relationship with martha griffiths in theirupport of the equal rights amendments? did they work with? >> jazz, and when she started off in politics and writes about her when she went to work for the republican party, the michigan democratic party seem to be on the ascendancy with all these people like phil hart and martha griffiths and her husband daniel stabler. so she viewed her as a very talented competitor. the tv came close later in their lives and chris has succeeded in getting the erie discharged in the house judiciary committee during the time when allie peterson was assistant chairman of the republican national committee and when tranter was in washington at the time was the first time women were appointed as general by president nixon. and so, she hosted a reception to mark this occasion. and because she viewed it as a victory for women rather than for republicans, she invited counterparts in the republican national committee over to share this perception. i bring this up only because they did this event happened was

welcome everyone to "christian world news" i am wendy griffith. george thomas is on assignment. sunday november 13th is the international day of prayer for the persecuted church. christians all over the world will ask god to help those suffering for christ. one such nation is the west african country of nigeria. places of worship are burned and christians killed simply for believing in jesus. gary lane has more. >> reporter: as christians around the world gather to pray for their persecuted brothers and sisters in christ, open doors president carl muller says it is important to know how to pray for them. >> they don't ask that persecution would stop. they pray instead they would be strong in the midst of persecution and empower them to be bold witnesses. >> one country particular in concern is nigeria. more than 2,000 christians killed last year in clashes with muslim extremists in northern nigerian states. they were killed by boko haram in borno and yobe states. several churches destroyed. several others bombed this past summer. >> boko haram is another one of these extremist o

wendy griffith and george thomas are on assignment. america's roman catholic bishops say people of faith are being marginalized in the united states. it is forming an office for religious liberty. a group contends gay rights and abortion rights are given more importance than religious rights. adoption battles in illinois and pro-life conflicts with president obama's health care law. bishop lorri is the leader. >> increasing signs that people that try to bring religious convictions into the public square are being marginalized. those that run educational services according to their religious convictions are being delimb at a timed by new bureaucratic rules. >> increasing secularism is influencing policies. the non profit law firm that defends religious rights, luke, religious freedom is a bedrock of the religious freedom. the catholic office says they need a new office to protect their rights. what is going on? >> several new threats to religious liberty. two of the main areas come from fundamental conflict between long-standing protect

give thanks to god for his many blessings, welcome to "christian world news" everyone i am wendy griffith. this week americans celebrated the thanksgiving holiday, a time of remembering the country's biblical foundation and give thanks to god for his many blessings. recently archaeologists discovered the original church built in 1908 where pocahontas married james roth. it is evidence of america's christian heritage. >> if you kill him, you'll have to kill me, too. >> daughter, stand back! >> i won't! >> pocahontas best known for saving the life of johns smith who helped establish jameston in 1607. he would later marry another colonist named james, james roth. just where the marriage took place was a mystery until now nearly 400 years after that historic wedding. this is where pocahontas and john roth would have gotten married. >> absolutely. >> the first substantial protestant church in america, the 1608 protestant church. >> i came out here 18 years ago and thought well, i want to give this a shot. nobody looks that seriously here. the whole fort has been found. now the buildings. the c

. >> and i am wendy griffith. asia bibi is a wife and mother and a christian in jail sentenced to death for blasphemying the prophet mohammed. believers around the world are taking action on her behalf. gary lane traveled to pakistan and brings us this exclusive interview with asia's husband and children. >> 10-year-old e sham and her sister play a popular pakistani board game with their father. one important part of their family game night is missing, their mother, asia bibi. she hasn't played with her daughters for two years. she is confined to a prison cell awaiting possible death. she was arrested in june 2009. she was accused of insulting the prophet mohammed and arrested soon after. a low cool judge found her guilty and sentenced her to death by hanging. cbn news talked to her husband. >> how has this effected your faith? >> i was strong in my faith before this incident. after the incident, i am more encouraged. in my name you will face persecution. people will blame you and curse you. we are facing that. as

it was at the home of melanie griffith and antonio banderas. out there on the campaign trail. people like eva longoria have been important to the white house. the president has brought her into meetings to talk about immigration reform and she has been very effective as a fund-raiser. she raised i heard several hundred thousand that puts her in the elite group. it will be just as important that she gets out there and motivates the people in the latino community to get out there and vote. >> let me ask you, are we seeing new faces that were not in the forefront when the president ran before? >> yeah. eva longoria was involved somewhat, but pretty much as just a donor. she has a much more active role involved and certainly antonio banderas and melanie griffith were not involved in the past. it remains to be seen who else gets involved. the campaign has been anxious to expand the base of people in hollywood who are interested in this election and so far what we are seeing is really grabbing for the fruit. those people who have been engaged in the

daniel griffiths reports. >> what secrets lie beneath the icy surfaces of europa?entist say they may have found the best evidence yet for water on jupiter's frozen noon. they suspect that a vast ocean lies beneath the thick crust of ice. in any liquid water could represent a potential habitat for life. the scientists gathered images from galileo in 1999. -- 1989. they also gathered similar images from earth, such as the ice shelves in greenland. warm water is suggested well beneath the eye seashell, melting and fracturing the icy layers. much more work is needed to confirm their theories, but scientists are excited. >> a thick layer of ice contain a subsurface ocean, and then a deeper rocky mantle, and possibly iron core. we are excited about europa because it represents a place that is somehow alien and yet strangely familiar. it may have -- it may be a place where there is the existence of life in the solar system today. >> they hope to launch satellites later this decade, or early in the 2020's. only then will they know what lies beneath the icy surface of your

the volunteers are going over to alice griffith, westbrook and hunters point locations where they will continue to distribute food to low-income families. now, the families that were in line today receiving food all live in developments part of the housing authority. they signed up for vouchers and then came here and got their food but we are told if there are other families in need they can come and wait in line behind those who have already signed up for turkey meals and if there is anything left over they can take home food, as well. the one thing you won't get is information how to cook the turkey. that's entirely left in your hands. back to you. >> . >> setting it cooked is another issue entirely. >>> the supercommittee fails to reach a deal meaning extra taxes for the average american. >> the unofficial start to the holiday shopping season but are black friday deals really worth it? how to find the best deals this weekend coming up. >> what's the matter? >> what's the matter is it two troublesome toddlers have become internet stars. it's gone viral on youtube. >>> hi, i'm meteoro

and of course, griffiths was blanchard's running mate when she came out and endorse blanchard, so sheould've had an at the time as well. the >> is this your first book? >> this is my first nonfiction book. i have written a couple of novels. if you aspi which is harder, a novel or not fiction book come out with a nonfiction because you cannot make it a. [laughter] first i'm going to take a little break, but i will say that i like to think that my experience as a novelist help in writing this book because you learn a lot along the way in terms of timeliness taurean pacing and trying to understand a character and i hope that's well and in this book as bill ballenger talked about your startup is the michigan daily. would you give us an overview of your career and what led you to the "washington post"? >> the question was about how my career have evolved. i started off as a journalism major and went in again working on the daily my second semester in college and had a bunch of different jobs there and bill ended up as editor-in-chief. i was very fortunate in that i had two summer internshi

daniel grivels griffiths reports. >> listen to that welcome. >> what's up, everybody! >> justin, thank you for coming out. these guys are very excited to see you. >> i'm excited to be here. it's a pleasure pob back here in london and to have all my fans here, it's really special. thank you guys for coming. >> he was in loob to switch on the christmas lights at two of the city's biggest shopping centers. and the fans who call themselves beliebers, loved every minute of it. >> he's just amazing. >> and then the big moment. >> five, four, three, two, one. >> justin bieber may be facing troubles in his private life but tonight was all about forgetting that. having a little festive fun. >> headlines on the way. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. union bank. and shell. >> this is kim. about to feel one of his favorite sensations. at shell, we're developing more efficient fuels in countries like malaysia to help us get the most from our energy resources. let's use energy more efficiently.

daniel griffiths reports. >> heading towards mars, the russian mission blasts off in kazakhstan. the staff of one of the most daring journalies in space exploration. it's traveling to one of the moons of mars to gather rock and dust samples. so far only one other country, japan, has ever managed to retrieve a sample from a planetary body beyond the moon. but this is a high-risk operation. the spacecraft has to land successfully on the uneven surface, then a robotic arm will pick up some of the rock and dust, placing the samples in a sealed canister. but that may be the easy part. the canister then has to be blasted back to earth on a precise trajectory. if one step in the mission fails, the whole project could be doomed. russian scientists have been preparing for this mission for years. for all its successes in space, russia's launched 16 probes to the red planet but every one of them has failed. they're hoping this one will be different but they won't know until 2014 when the canister and its precious cargo are scheduled to return to earth. >> in previously unpublished remarks,

three people are now dead after a fire here on griffith street in lewisdale. >> they brought my sister out. >> reporter: choking back tears while talking to reporters, mural monroe says she has lost everything. >> everything i think possible to have. >> reporter: and who could possibly blame her for feeling that way. the 62-year-old resident was the only person to get out alive when her house caught fire around 4:00 sunday morning. >> i broke the window in my sister's room to try to get in. >> reporter: the three other people in the house have now all died. her 6-year-old grandson passed away a few hours after the fire started. her sister and daughter died last night. she's faced with a tragedy with what the fire department calls epic proportions. fire investigators say the cause of the fire was an overloaded power strip in the house. it does not appear the home had any working smoke alarms. >> i was able to come out of the house by the kitchen. >> reporter: this afternoon, she described getting out of the flame and smoke-filled house and then trying to save the others. >> i knocked at

christine griffith and i want to reiterate again that the owners of the hotel are not opposed to the project as a whole. they want to make sure their concerns are heard and address ing and acknowledged and that hasn't really bun done. i'm going talk briefly about hunt lane which has been referred to periodically as landlocked and described in the document as a particular place for the firefighters to park. what that description leaves out is that the main part of the middle of that block, which is referred to as the notoma pad, the underlying pad is owned by boma but they have granted an ease tonight the public which has the same league significance as a public street and by vac e vacating the portion of hunt street, you are also vacating the legally public street that run through the middle of the block. our objections to the vacation of the hunt street has to do with in the long term access to the loading of the w. and it was approved with the loading in the back and designed to have access through the middle of the block. and the improvement measures that it's provided in the e.i.

we are recipients of a hud grant, community choice program ground to rebuild our alice griffith one of the hardest areas of our city and toughest of our public housing developments. if you look at years ago, it was -- it was very high in the statistics in twain -- 2009 of all the shootings and gang recruitment. we are going to rebuild that housing with those neighbors on site and residents of alice griffin participating in the building of their housing. that is how you get strong communities. that is how even our chief says the other programs aren't worki working, your job will be 10 times harder. so building strong communities in my opinion will contribute a long way to prevention and we are fortune with leader pelosi and feinstein to get that grant in the right way. one reason they chose us is because of the integration we have working directly with the residents who have been victimized many years. they get to build their housing with us as a partnership. >> just one final comment. the a.g. is on her way up. one thing we're trying to do on the federal level is to have the various fe

include 10,500 homes. 1/3 of the house and will be below market rate, including the rebuild alice griffithublic housing development. new companies that are coming into the hunters point and bayview area -- as you know, we opened fresh and easy just last month on august 24. i opened that stored to the light of so many residents to see their first full grocery store service. this is their second store in san francisco. the first one opened up on june 20. in addition to fresh and easy, san francisco's wholesale market produce is located in the bayview, and that produce market currently houses 30 companies in the 300,000 square foot wholesale market place. a produce market is a source of good jobs that pay well, and they do not require four-year degrees. the market's 200,000 square feet expansion will generate an additional 350 permanent jobs and $500 million in economic impact, keeping and creating good jobs in san francisco. another economic anchor for the community will be a 3 million square foot innovation district of green office space, clean technology, research and development uses. the

forest school district 67 there were calling for the immediate resignation of superintendent harry griffith after he failed to fire deer path middle school principal john steinert ... the superintendent and school board members refused to resign last night the city council also announced that lake forest police officer who worked with cuts in college intern is under investigation for making sexual comments to her as well >>a teacher from antioch could face jail time for changing students' grades sarah glashagel is charged with computer tampering fawn investigation entire community high-school investigators say that she admitted that on five separate occasions she change the grades of students who were on the athletic ineligibility list her husband is the school's football coach he claims to know nothing about the great tampering she has been released on bond >>a chicago man was arrested for breaking into the home of chicago white sox general manager kenny williams winfield is charged with residential burglary he is set to appear in bond court today the incident took place between november 1

to 60 at fox lake and about prospects 50 elsewhere still 55 degrees o'hare airport and 51 degrees griffithes the kendry. the snowpack look at how much of the country is covered by snow fall. when you lay down this now what happens total bumps into the country you have warm air mixed with cooling we are in the warm section of the storm and the people stay there tomorrow night may get people off of 60 degree temperatures before wind starts tapping the cold air mass. wind northeast at 5 mi. per hour humidity is 74%. the water is at 51 degrees and a big dip in the jet stream always a signal for a storm with big thunderstorms on the front side of the jet and snow fall on the backside and thursdays path when the bass called unstable air giving rise to showers might be mixed with a couple of snow flakes talking more about that on the update the forecast. cloudy with rainfall embedded thunderstorms moving aerial coverage looking down on michigan avenue already low 50s tonight variable wind expected. tomorrow rainfall possible thunderstorms locally heavy rain totals high 54 degrees with northeast w

my only connotations of jail were just, you know, like andy griffith style.r, you know, there's a big guy in the shower, you know, named bubba. >> i don't know how they could take a poker game without the best player playing. >> assigned to the same housing unit is joe watson. antonucci is at maricopa awaiting sentencing for manslaughter having plea bargained from charges of arson and murder. he and three friends burned down their former employer's office building and one of them didn't make it out in time. >> in the process of starting the fire my best friend ended up catching himself on fire and he died in the process. and i got charged with the first degree murder, as well as the arson. justly so. it was a horrible decision. horrible mistake. something that i wish i had never done but i did and i got to face the consequences now. >> he was preaching the kingdom of god and teaching those things which concern the lord jesus christ with all confidence and what i want to point out today is that is no matter where we are, we need to be serving god. >> while wai

griffith, mr. griffith votes aye. mr. barton? mr. barton votes aye. mr. up son mr. upton votes aye. miss degette. miss deget votes know. miss schakowsky. miss schakowsky votes no. mr. rose votes know. mr. castor, votes no. mr. markey votes no. mr. green? mr. green votes no. miss christensen. miss christensen then votes no. mr. dingell? mr. dingell votes no. mr. waxman. mr. waxman votes no. chairman sterns? >> chairman turns sternses vote aye. >> mr. sullivan votes eye. . . >> well -- first of all, it's the department of energy. who also is involved the department of management and budget because they review the decision so our committee asks d.o.e. for information and we got 65,000 pages from them including correspondence that they had with the white house about this loan. some people at omb had a different opinion about solyndra. so we asked omb for their information. before they had a chance to get it to the congress, this committee moved to subpoena them, which i thought was premature and inappropriate. but it is a far different thing to subpoena the omb than to subpoena the pres

i was in high school, of course, i had been a child actor and, you know, starting with the andy griffithings like that. but even when i was in film school before happy days started, and i thought, well, i don't know if i will be able to make this transition. i would like to be a filmmaker. if it doesn't work out, what else would i do? and i was wrestling with two other areas. one was being a high school basketball coach because i thought that would be fun, but the other really was journalism. i've long felt that it sort of -- i'm very grateful for the kinds of range of experiences that i get making films, but i've always felt that, you know, a journalist puts in his or her years doing that and it's a -- you know, it's a rich life experience because, you know, everything that you are exposed to, everything you must consider and think about, understand and then try to share with people. you know, i think we are lucky. >> straight ahead, hollywood is full of surprises. a controversial surprise to the host of a tv show. the shocking announcement is next. and also regis is retiring, leaving a