i'm cheryl jennings back is w us is heidi founder of roots of peace.were talking about new initiatives. a special envoy for president obama to afghanistan and pakistan you were working with him. >> we honor the passion of the late ambassador richard holbrooke. he led the nonprofit invited to join that and the afghanistan-pakistan united states trilateral effort and that is double and triple the income of afghan farmers. >> can you envision at some point of doing it in other countries. so you made a quick trip to vietnam? >> it was this past summer. i saw sight that i cannot imagine that estimated one million land mines in the west bank in particular. bethlehem and the valleys there is riddled with one million land mines these are pomegranites and dates fruits and olive so when you have one million land mines holy land is not holy when there is land mines in the ground. this is -- >> this is a cross cultural apolitical effort regardless of our hand or politics on our mind when a landmine is there it's a seed of terror that holds the people hostage for f

heidi jones is a forecaster for wabc tv and "good morning america" here in new york.spended indefinitely after lying to police about an attack and a stalker who may never have existed. mike taibbi is here with us. what can you tell us, mike? >> hi, chris. yeah, very disturbing story. at age 37 heidi jones' career as a tv weather forecast and meteorologist was on the rise. she was also an avid fitness buff and fitness buff. did a lot of running here in central park and that's where she claimed someone tried to rape her. heidi jones went from an indiana girlhood to forecasting weather on abc huge new york tv station. >> we get into late september. >> reporter: reporting countless stories from the field. >> perfect day for this, it is called beach tennis, believe it or not just for hackers and slackers like myself. >> one of the best tune-up races we had yet to date. >> reporter: often filling in on abc's nationally broadcast "good morning america." >> heidi jones is here. >> hi, guys. good morning, everyone. >> reporter: on her facebook page and run with heidi page she

. >> reporter: heidi jones' career was on the rise, an avid fitness buff and a distance runner did a lot of her running in central park. this is where she claimed someone tried to rape her. heidi jones made it the big time, forecast the weather on abc's huge new york tv station, often filling in on abc's nationally broadcast morning show with, "good morning, america." >> this is heidi jones is here. >> reporter: her facebook page and run with heidi website she reports about her prowess as a long distance runner but nowhere tell fans what police say she told them, that an hispanic man had twice confronted her, first back in september when he grabbed her as she xbroged and tried to rape her and three weeks ago near her apartment where he she says he harassed her again. but police say they weren't so sure. after all, two days after the alleged rape attempt in september, heidi wrote on her facebook page, "good day, how recast, gobble, gobble." day now, police sources confirm for nbc news that when jones was confronted with inconsistencies in her story and the fact she waited two months t

heidi, you're a good sport. good to have you with us. >>> let's get rapid fire response from our panel on these stories. there is some major dirt on this bush appointed judge who ruled health care reform as unconstitutional. it turns out he owns part of a republican consulting firm that tried to take down the bill. son of a gun. >>> and is president obama afraid of a fight? democratic senator carl levin says the president has to be -- has been unwilling to fight hard for the things that he campaigned on. wow. with us tonight, jack rice, criminal defense attorney. and karen happen hanready. i'll let both of you comment on this. the judge was on the payroll for a republican lobbying firm that tried to take down the health care bill. that's a mouthful, jack rice. what do you think? >> you're absolutely right. as a criminal done, i was in court today and i'm arguing various things. i understand advocacy. at the same time, the last thing i want is a judge who already decided the direction they're going. this judge sh

how flu is at 37, heidi jones' career as a tv meteorologist and much more was on the rides. she s also an avid fitness buff and distance run zaerpd a lot of run hearing in central park. this is also where she claims someone tried to rain her. >> northwestern corner of new yorkstate. >> reporter: heidi jones had made it to the big-time, going all the way from an indiana girlhood to forecasting the weather on abc's huge new york tv station. >> we get into late september. >> reporter: reporting countless stories from the field. >> perfect day for this. it is called beac 10 t is not just for hackers slackers like myself. one of the best tune-up races yesterday. >> reporter: often filling in on abc's nationally broadcast morning show, "good morning, america." >> heidi jones is here. >> good morning, everyone. >> reporter: on her facebook page and run with heidi website she wres about her floishing tv career and prowess as a long distance runner. no where does she tell her fans what police say she recently told them that ahispanic man had twice confronted her, first back in septem

with us tonight karen hunter journalist and publisher and also heidi harris radio talk show host out of las vegas. karen, it's up to the senate to do something on don't ask, don't tell, how is this going to play out. >> i'm praying that it place out sensibly. i'm praying that the people in the senate realize that our army is thin. we need everyone that you know anyone who is coming to the table who wants to fight for this country should have the right to fight for this country. ed, you remember a time when blacks couldn't fight in the army. you remember a time in this country when people were judged based on the color of their skin and now what are they afraid of? i'm so baffled by this that it's even coming to this and all of the ugliness that's coming out of it. it's so strange, it's so weird, it's so un-american. >> listen to what a texas congressman said on the floor today during the debate. >> to my friend who said, history will judge us poorly, i would submit, if you will look thoroughly at history and i'm not saying it's cause and effect but when militaries throughout history

montag of heidi and spencer fame.he had a lot of plastic surgery for no reason whatsoever. she said she was addicted. in january, she had ten surgeries in one day. and it's a shame. she was a very pretty girl and now she looks like this. >> you represent, right now as we sit here, the queen of plastic surgery. >> well, there's nothing you can do to -- >> jimmy: actually the most animated i've ever seen her. and they spoke to the lead singer of the band dead of alive. you remember that band from the '80s? well, he's not dead. he's alive. and he looks great. >> the british singer won international fame with the '80s hit "you spin me right round." >> i woke up after doing a song and my lip was 18 inches away from my face. it was like this big. just swollen. >> you know who he looks a little bit like? the octo-mom, yeah. [ laughter ] um -- one more thing. to really ring in the holiday season if we haven't already, we took the audio from the big plastic surgery special tonight and we combined it with a scene from "the flin

heidi alexander. >> number one, mr. speaker. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this point i had meetings and in addition to my duties in this house i shall have further such meetings later today. >> heidi alexander. >> thank you, mr. speaker. time and time again the prime minister has said he wants to protect the poorest and most vulnerable whilst reducing the budget deficit. so -- [shouting] >> so can the prime minister -- [shouting] >> so can the prime minister explain to me and residents of my constituencywhy he is keeping huge cuts upon local he tends to spend half of the federal budget on child fundingon, and servic for the in our schools, the per pupil funding will be maintained at 6951 pounds per pupil. that is the 10th highest in the country, recognizing the level of deprivation. on top of that for the first time in our history we will be adding a pupil premium. >> the bbc reports that german finance minister wants to set an interest rate to punish ireland. will the prime minister confirm that this country wants to help ireland? >> my right honorable fri

---"heidi renpenning" nos amplia la informacion. en noticias de iberoamerica...as trasladaron a la capital de aquel pais a 18 presuntos narcotraficantes que fueron capturadas en la frontera con mexico.--los detenidos, entre los que figuran dos mujeres, fueron llevados a una base de la fuerza aerea para evitar un posible intento de rescate por parte de integrantes del cartel de los zetas.--el presidente, alvaro colom, decreto el estado de sitio en "alta verapaz", con la intension de recuperar la zona, que segun dijo, esta controlada por narcotraficantes. --en venezuela, miles de estudiantes que protestaban por los nuevos poderes dados al gobierno sobre las universidades, fueron reprimidos con balas de plastico y cañonazos de agua a presion.--el choque se registro en calles de "caracas", a las afueras de la "universidad central".--al menos tres personas resultaron heridas.--esto ocurre luego de que, hoy por la madrugada, la asamblea nacional aprobara una ley que segun los estudiantes busca acabar con la autonomia universitaria e imponer una ideologia socialista en

the next artist, heidi harden, and her team will work with kids from schools in bayview to explore water as it relates to the ecosystem and the hunters point shipyard in particular. mildred howard and walter hutlz are collaborating on a piece called "frame/reframe," to frame the surrounded duty and environment. the pixilated image of the current use -- views that are currently visible walking toward a path by the bay bridge is captured by walter hood's part of this diptych. "rebirth gigantry" is a reinterpretation of the obvious landmark, the gigantic grain. this is located in a playground to allow kids of all ages to interact with history. eric powell decided to integrate his artwork into an existing structure. his guard rail, depicting ships, vessels, and other themes will be a difficult element of the shipyard park overlook. -- will be a beautiful element of the shipyard park overlooked. the last artist, webster, is going to create a sculpture called "butterfly girl." it is approximately 12 feet tall. it is a figure of the young rock-jumping girl and speaks to the regular activities o

heidi and their daughter risked their lives to attend the school's dedication this fall. >> they know we are there. >> they were joined at dedication by her husband. he was there inspecting agricultural programs led by roots of peace. the students received brand-new computers donated by a company in dubai. they also returned to the very first school buy by the roots of peace pennies campaign back in 2006. there, they delivered more brand-new computers. >> we believe through education and agriculture this country will be lifted up. >> they dedicated a new computer lab, walt disney's daughter to largest private donations to remove land mines. >> kylie was the first to visit there when she saw children studying under a tend in the hot sun. she promised to get a school built. the children are immensely grateful. >> cheryl jennings, "abc 7 news". >>> up next, 7 on your side, how your wireless printer may be giving away secrets. >> i think it can move. sure, it's just not easy. >> the bay area company where making coffee spans, why i i i i i i i i i i i i i i' >>> welcome back to assignment

heidi jones, of wabc arrested cops that mmn triee to rape her while sheewas jogging ii central park. sympaahy, to counter some unknown seeback that she was experiencing in her personal life. now she is suspended from her that's a setback. >> a florida high school loses his cool and his common sense. photo high player,,masonhighlan3 on the court. all becaase massn had been ejected from the game. @% looo at hat. >> well, he ref refused too3 -ontinue to officcate the gamm afterthat, giving the other team a forfeit winn that he simply wanted to cheer he told her heewouud deliver the mail to her office naked to makk her laugh. she dared hhm. and he did it. december 4. wearing a smile. and got arrested and then admitted it was a bad idea. >> where was that? >> wisconsin. >> that's cold up there. >>>it is chilly up theee.@ mayye it did make her laugh.@ >> lacks common sense for a lot of reasons. all right. get out of his quickly shall snow possibly on the way tomorrow..33 details. here is vytas with the >> freezing up there, delivering small packages.3 talking about what is going on.3 ittis

new york police heidi jones that you are seeing there lied to them about an attempted sexual assault. they say she admits to lying but everybody's asking the question -- why in the world would she make up this story? >>> also, this morning, the federal government going to court over last summer's oil spill in the gulf. yesterday, the federal government has now filed a lawsuit against the oil giant bp and several other firms connected to that blown-out well. >>> all that coming up but here we get started here. think back, folks. almost to christmas again and think back to christmas of last year. you're enjoying the day with the family, having christmas and then breaking news comes that someone trying to possibly blow up a plane over the u.s. yes, the christmas day bomber. we all remember that. now there are new concerns that al qaeda could once again be planning suicide attacks in the u.s. this holiday season. the u.s. official says the new intelligence is coming from captured insurgents. cnn's pentagon correspondent barbara starr following the story for us. barbara, hello, we remember

. >> reporter: heidi miller has owned this dress shop more than 20 years. >> until you come down to see it, you don't get it. >> reporter: miller says these days before christmas account for 25% of her business. she and so many across southern california are now turning their silsts to the daunting clea yes. >> he also said he was preoccupied with the ongoing tensions between north and south korea. >>> stocks in asia were mixed. good morning to you. >> good morning, terrell. asian markets were lackluster hong kong's hang seng lost more than half a percent. japan's nikkei was closed for a holiday. today wall street gets the november personal income and spending report, as well as a look at the weekless jobless claim numbers. wednesday, positive news on housing helped the market keep the christmas rally alive. the dow gained 26 points. the nasdaq was up almost four. oil prices are at their highest level in more than two years, topping $91 a barrel this morning in asia. analysts predict crude will hit $100 a barrel early next year. that spike is sending prices at the pump higher, too. the

brought up as a typical swiss heidi, normally president -- protestant but secular, she now wears a hijab. with religious symbols banned from the classroom, she has been unable to complete her teaching degree. she says that is unfair. >> it is absolutely clear that it is a dress code, and part of a religion, and it is not a religious symbol. a religious symbol would be a cross, crescent moon -- the muslim women -- not all muslim women wear it. most do not. >> probably they are not as faithful as others are, or they practiced islam in another way. but i think it is sad when people do not accept muslim women to wear the hijab and looked scornfully at her or insult her. >> has that happened to you? >> yes, that happen in deed. >> every muslim you speak to is appalled by the minaret ban, but they recognize those behind it are simply playing on the fears of non-muslims that already exist. indeed, many muslims themselves share those fears of fundamental islamist or of immigrants from very conservative backgrounds to come to switzerland and have some very enviable ideas. >> she and her family ar

i'm heidi seek. i serve as the program director of the resilient s.f. initiative and i'm excited to be here talking about this initiative and its relationship to capss. i hope there's an opportunity to come and do a presentation about resilient s.f. because i think it is an internationally unique program looking at all of the possible ways the city and county of san francisco as a government entity can make sure we can do ast many projects as possible. it is sponsored by the general services agent under the director of ed lee our city and the director of d.e.m. it is based on a harvard kennedy school acting in time initiative and it is a neat program. we have enjoyed working with the capss group because they have given us the data the we needed to be able to determine and assess the areas that the city and county of san francisco need to work on and projects we need to work on to implement these programs that are part of resilient s.f. it has given as you baseline for the earthquake narrow yourselves that we can build all of our plans on. baseline for t

. >> estÁ muy emocionado y heidi su mujer! ay! la panza y a ver ya.e preguntamos todo. >> yo te dije que iba a ser papÁ y casi todos se desmayan aquÍ pero papÁ del gran show. el concurso extraordinario. de verdad que sÍ. vieron el decorado cÓmo es? >> espectacular. >> usted ha visto solo pedazos. >> tengo entendido que las pruebas van a estar superdifÍciles, incluso en muchas de las ocasiones las competencias serÁn para recaudar fondos para causas benÉficas. eso es maravilloso. >> quÉ importante es eso. porque a veces dicen, los famosos se llevan los premios y la gente como que se queda! >> ya lo sabe. el gran show y por supuesto, esta noche vamos a ver a nuestro compaÑero poncho de anda y a lourdes. carla tambiÉn va a participar de esta noche. los nominados a premios lo nuestro 2011. no se lo puede perder. de eso vamos a hablar mÁs adelante. ya tienen su traje y todo? >> el smoking! >> de smoking? compadre! >> claro, es de gala. >> ya me las imagino a las chicuelas en el twitter, mi poncho! [risas] >> la fifa decide quÉ paÍses serÁn las sedes de los

that's economist heidi shierholz's forecast for jobs in the new year. >> the good news is those big improvements will come in 2012, i believe, but 2011 is going to look a lot like this year did in the sense of, we'll see growth, but it is going to be sluggish, it's going to be stop-and-go. it's not going to be fast enough to start bringing the unemployment rate down substantially. >> reporter: one reason for that? states face another 2011 budget shortfall estimated at $140 billion. economist ken goldstein says that means more job cuts are likely. >> what it says is the number of teachers, the number of cops, the number of firemen, the number of social workers, for example, absolutely already has gone down and there's likely to still go down further somewhat. >> reporter: still the economy managed to create roughly one million new jobs this year, and should do better in 2011. but outplacement specialist john challenger says, if you want work, you might have to go with the flow. >> in line with what the census showed us, there is continued migration of the population to the sunbelt, to the west, a

heidi sent us this picture of bella in pink. you can see the nice, warm sweater bella is wearing. have little emma. that is really cute. if you want to share your pet's picture, just post it on our wusa9 facebook page. >> we have a sweater, but i think it hurts the self-esteem. >> it doesn't say i'm a real powerful dog. >> no, it doesn't. [ laughing ] >> but remember your pets this time of year. wind chills in the single digits and through freezing tomorrow. >> don't leave them outside. >> don't leave them outside at all. >>> we'll start with the satellite picture first. look at all of the snow showers in the upper mountains. the good news, no winter storm warnings for western maryland and no now showers. all we have to worry about is the cold, and that's plenty of that. outside story, we have two chances of snow. tomorrow will be dry and cold. temps struggle to get to the freezing mark. thursday light snow possible and maybe one of the events where it's a minor weather event but because of the timing we can see some snow during the rush hour in the evening, not in the morning. it

heidi alexander. >> number one, mr. speaker. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this point i had meetings and in addition to my duties in this house i shall have further such meetings later today. >> heidi alexander. >> thank you, mr. speaker. time and time again the prime minister has said he wants to

that is heidi jones. she is in trouble with the law.ade up a story about being assaulted while being in a park. she could get up to a year in jail. >>> for this next story a warning. you may find some of the video disturbing to watch. we are learning more about the man who held a florida school board at gun point. he was pushed over the edge by the economy and frustrated over his wife losing her teaching job. he opened fire yesterday in panama city but didn't hit anybody. a security guard wounded him in a brief shootout but he died after turning the gun on himself. >>> now to a classic example of wrong place, wrong time. [ yelling ] . [ fight ing ] >> a greek lawmaker made the mistake of walking out of parliament just as thousands of angry protestors were on the march. demonstrators turned the guy into a piÑata. staff workers eventually got him out of there. fortunately his wounds aren't serious. these demonstrators are mad about deep government cut backs. >>> tomorrow lawyers for wikileaks founder will try once again to get him release

it began as a horrific tale once had friends and colleagues of heidi jones feeling sorry for her.uth is, it was all just a lie. >> between five and eight a.m. especially north of the city you want your umbrella. >> reporter: the forecast turned grim for the tv meteorologist last week when new york city detectives picked her up for filing a false report of attempted rape in september while jogging in central park. according to police, jones waited a month to report the incident and described her attacker as a stocky, hispanic man who tackled her from behind. when authorities canvassed the area and began to ask questions, the story didn't add up. after questioning jones a second time police say there were inconsistencies in her story and when confronted, jones confessed. >> she stated that she had some personal problems and that, in fact, the information she had given to the police initially was incorrect. >> reporter: jones, who also fills in for abc's "good morning america" has been suspended pending an investigation. her attorney says she plans to enter a not guilty plea and issu

heidi, thanks for bringing them to us.george, you better get down here. there's trouble in the kitchen. you shared your special holiday dishes to us. now, in our 12 days of cooking, we're going to do the same thing. robin's turn to reveal a holiday favorite. it's lucimarian's holiday frappe. you knew it was the holidays when you saw that. >> that's the only time my momma would make it. she had an open house in the past last week, and she made this dish. i call it a dish. my mom says the best thing she makes is a reservation. but this is very easy, simple and says holiday. you need three, basic ingredients. lime sherbet, which we found was difficult to find in new york city. >> it's a summer thing. >> it's frozen, lime sherbet. see the green for christmas. and you put this in a punch bowl about an hour before your guests are going to come by. continue to put this. >> put the whole thing in? >> yeah. make sure it's frozen. an hour before. >> thanks. frozen. >> you got it all in there. and then, you take ginger ale, the kind

heidi, thank you.can find more on our website, sooit site. now, here's harry. >>> we continue our perfect presents series this morning with a different kind of gift, the kind that gives back. after all, what better way to celebrate the true meaning of the holidays, amy goodman senior editor of "all you" magazine is here with some great ideas. you know, the fact is we get to the holidays and sometimes especially if you've been in this a while, you like, what -- somebody doesn't need another fill-in-the-blank. >> no. >> these are better ideas that do more than just make somebody smile, something pleasant under the tree. >> i believe injecting a bit of reason into the season, if you will. >> i like it. >> the idea we're adding additional meaning, beyond, perhaps a global cause you can feel really, really good about and you would really believe having our dollars do double duty and gifts that give back do just that. starting with a gift for the hostess with the moss tess, from pottery barn, beautiful candl

. >> reporter: yesterday heidi miller's shop was under three feet of mud and water. >> got the mud out first with shovels and a dry vac until we got the mud out. then taking thousands and thousands of items out of here. a lot are thrown away. i probably lost 90% of my inventory. >> reporter: about $125,000 worth just in that one store. she's open for business today and so are a lot of folks. there's still a lot of mistake and long term damage but the mood is pretty good they managed to dig out pretty quickly. live in laguna beach, in connection bay area news. >>> similar to a situation we saw in 2001 when they had that deep flooding in that shopping area. we'll see a storm -- will they see some relief? >> they well get about 48 hours relief. but there's more rain headed for southern california. commonwealth weather. very nice day. temperatures either side of normal this time of year. got to 61 in san jose, san francisco topped out at 54. the average is 55 and oakland you hit 57 degrees. tomorrow, much the same story as today. we'll see some high clouds moving through. that's what you c

. >> heidi jones 37 years old. worked hard to get to new york and to good morning america.ame through billings, montana, albany, new york, the capital here in new york state. finally got to the big apple and had a great opportunity, was working weekends on good morning america. and then lo and behold she tells cops that someone attempted to assault her in central park. she even described the assailant as a hispanic man in 30's or 40s came up behind her and threw her in the bushes when she was rescued by some passers by. >> bill: was she actually in the bushes? >> no one knows. >> bill: that's all right. so the people rescued and went away so the cops could never. >> the cops never found any witnesses. she never appeared in surveillance video. she did a follow up report that said that the man who had assaulted her or attempted to assault her later came to her and said i know you went to the cops, now i'm watching you. as a result of that, new york city, the nypd responded very aggressively. they gave her elaborate security protections. she was very much the center of a polic

heidi hess is relatively new to georgetown. she opened poppy, a jewelry boutique and art gallery in 2008. she thinks this will be her best holiday season yet. >> last year they didn't start purchasing until the two weeks before christmas. so i was anervous wreck and this year they started purchasing actually before thanksgiving. >> reporter: the head of the georgetown business improvement district says retailers are reporting very brisk sales. >> i think people have a pent up emotion to go out there and shop and we kicked it off in georgetown at the beginning of the month and there's just a feeling here that this is going to be a good year. >> reporter: if this traffic is any indication, he's right, but the good news is motorists aren't just sight seeing. they're parking and buying. >> we have an apple store here and the apple store is crowded and all the small boutiques are filling. we're feeling a sense of excitement for the holiday and we're looking forward to a big year. >> reporter: melissa and herman are doing their part

. >> heidi, su familia decidiÓ contactar a fÉlix cuando una pequeÑa que vivÍa anteriormente en esta casarmo gonzÁlez, tambiÉn es periodista, ejerce hace muchos aÑos pero hace 4 se dedica a este periodismo de lo desconocido que dice tiene mucho de lo peligroso. >> la foto a la que se refiere guillermo es esta donde al lado de ambos aparece este hombre de grandes ojeras. esta otra imagen que tambiÉn captaron en el cementerio esa noche es igual o mÁs impresionante aÚn. fÍjese en esas manos. >> las enviÓ a los estados unidos. y afortunadamente para nosotros y lamentablemente para quienes no creen todavÍa en esto... son reales. >> fÉlix asegura que su trabajo puede ser examinado por quien lo desea pues asegura que sus fotos son autÉnticas. mientras tanto, sigue buscando la ventana que lo lleve a la dimensiÓn que visitó anteriormente durante tres minutos. >> toda historia tiene dos caras. podemos decir sÍ es cierto mira las manos, por otro lado, serÁ sugestiÓn. solo ellos lo sabrÁn. por ahora lo que sigue y no es mentira es mÁs de despierta amÉrica. carla, te escuchÉ gritanto gritando. >> yo s

one of the things about this show is it's not the swan, it's not like we were way toing to heidi montagueareful about saying having realistic ideas of what they really wanted. >> it is fascinating, i have to say. the first episode. good to have both of you with you this morning. >> on at 9:00 on sunday. >> thank you both. harry, over to you. >> all right, erica. the holidays are here and winter is coming meaning we need to worry a bit more about our pets. this time of year can be very dangerous for them our residents veterinarian cbs news correspondents dr. debbye turner bell is here to help you keep your furry friends safe and sound. good morning. >> good morning to you. >> your pal? >> a cutie, bailey, a yorkie. i'm holding you. as you can see she has a beautiful coat on. >> a parka. >> with a hood no less. but for dogs who are small, particularly without much hair or older dogs it is a good idea to put them in a sweater other coat when you take them out for a walk and young dogs. we have cute pup peeps on the other side of the studio from the northshore animal leagues for our new york

another couple of quite famously getting along i would say heidi column and seal. that's quite beautiful in their underwear mostly naked in bed in a romantic way. >> you can show this on morning television. >> of course. it's classy. >> class c. >> the good news here. the bad news, break-ups. >> it is a little sad sometimes. i think one of the couples surprised us all courteney cox and david arquette. they had been together ten years and announced a trial separation then david arquette went on howard stern and said way too much about their personal lives. >> yes. >> that does not bode well for the future for these two. i was disa pointd then the one we all expected jesse james and sandra bullock. a year ago she was priped up for the oscars and looking adoringly at him when he won and suddenly turned out he was not the best husband in the world. i think people would have been really disappointed with her if she had stayed with him. >> after what happened. you said you were expecting this. >> expecting to leave him. not what happened. >> i got. >> drew: another split

this story out of new york this on-air meteorologist this woman for new york's wabc-tv, arrested, heidiispanic male attacked her while she was jogging in central park but during questioning, she recap theed her story. what has jones been charged with? >> at this point, brooke, she has been charged with filing a false police report. and that is punishable it is a class a misdemeanor. you could end up in jail for one year. you can be fined $1,000. and many people don't realize that filing a false police report is a crime and you can end up in prison for something like that. >> you mentioned prison. do we know how long she could end up being in prison? what is the punishment? >> the punishment is at least a year, up to a year in prison. i understand that she has also been with suspended from her position at wabc. some sources are saying that she will be fired but i think it is unlikely that she will spend time in prison. probation is probably the likely sentence. let say this as condition of her probation, i would make her meet with real rape victims. i would also make her work with the in

when we talk about a teachers union appearing to be set up to help teachers rather than students, heidi's separate that out into the public discourse in indiana said that people understand this is not an attack on teachers? the teachers' union is something completely different. >> we go clearly and say we're not vilifying teachers. as a matter of fact, i would ask everyone in this audience today -- what to all bad teachers have in common? what characteristic? you said it. the one characteristic of all bad teachers is a poor administrator who has done nothing about them. we can villified teachers all the we won. we have to in dallas the fact that schools should be in the business of running -- we have to wait knowledge the fact that schools should be in the business of running rivers personnel departments to make sure that we recognize and reward the best and that we read mediate and we removed those who have no business in front of our children. we have to make those courageous to havens and we have ta that. [applause] >> i am totally on board with everything you said. how'd you like the

how do we manage the to heidi -- the jihadi direct? we have to do much better of watering down the al qaeda brand. we have to communicate more effectively to the core demographic from which al qaeda draws its strength. i will give you one quick example. it was of america in the united states dedicates 90% of its budget to additional communication, newspaper, radio, and television. that only reaches elites and people in my age group. only 6% of its budget is dedicated to the internet. there are more than 7000 terrorists and insurgent internet sites that communicate to the core demographic of terrorist movements. these are young people who do not listen to radio news and get all of their information from the internet. we persist in our efforts of not targeting this important demographic. we also have to be more effective in assisting and abetting efforts to isolate al qaeda intellectually and theologically. we have a history of missed opportunities. one key opportunity is to harness the power of the victims of terrorism throughout the wo