i'm joanne hendrick. i wrote the book the whole child so that parents, teachers, and caregivers would have an additional source to go to for guidance, direction, and most importantly, for support. our children ask an awful lot of us, as well they should. but just as we need to be there for them, so i hope my book, and now this television series based on the whole child, can be there for you. on this program, the issue is self-discipline and control, and our challenge is to learn how to teach the youngsters in our care not only to know what is right, but to do what is right. [children laughing] hendrick: we all dream about days like this, when the little ones are on their best behavior and all is peaceful and harmonious. but in the real world, we all know these moments are few and far between. in the real world of childcare, children, like adults, just don't always get along. michael, we got to share! i had this one first. hendrick: how many of us have found ourselves in this situation? in the heat of the

hendrick: how do we begin to help that child? what are our responsibilities, obligations, and expectations? when working with children with disabilities or special needs, how do we define achievement? [comtebeeps] ooh, look! color blue. [computer hums] see? there you go. let's see you do it. hendrick: how do we challeng and support the child so he can succeed? let's eat. let's eat. ha ha ha! take it to your mouth. no, not look at it. take it toour mouth. good girl. lay it down. good job, monica. hendrick: and what do we do to balance the exceptional needs of some of the children with the needs and requirements of all the other children in our care? woman: you're doing some good swinging, monica. and blue. miguel, i have yellow. hendrick: this child has a special need. so does this child... i'm going to let you have some... and this little one. you are so good today. when most of us think of children with exceptional or special needs, the first thing that comes to mind is someone with obvious physical, emotional, or developmental

he knocked on joe hendricks's door. he saw westbrook in silhouette. says he gave westbrook several verbal commands but he would not respond. no charges have been filed. >>> tensions mount as china sends warplanes into the newly declared air defense zone. a spokesperson described calling it a defensive measure saying they will be on high alert. china's demand airplanes flying over this dluser cluster of islands identify themselves. this week vice president joe biden heads to asia to' assure the top allies and try to reduce tensions rising from the recent decoration. >> fans of "chasmer in tcatcher in the rye." jd s jdsalinger died but ordered the prequell "ocean full of bowling balls" should be released until 2060. >> do you ever feel like your favorite feline shouldn't be responding to you. they own your owner's voice but choose to ignore it. cat's ability their mental ability it is not developed enough to understand they should care when you call their name. grumpy cat seen here clearly not impressed with the surroundings. >>> 25 after the hour, just

hendricks said he gave several verbal commands and fired four shots, killing him.ilies evacuated after a train derailment and chemical spill in ohio allowed to return to their homes. about three dozen homes closest to the scene remain off limits. and residents there may be out of their homes until late today. the area was evacuated after a train derailment damaged a rail car that leaked flammable liquid, which obviously caused a loft issue there is for them. >>> health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius has been taking a lot of heat. but now she's been taking heat in the kitchen, too. hhs tweeted this photo of sebelius serving thanksgiving dinner yesterday. no word if diners were kicked out of line and forced to go to the end because sebelius needed time out like the obamacare web site. >> these turkey photos always come back to haunt you. remember when george w. bush flew into iraq and they took a picture of him with a turkey? it always comes back to haunt you. coming up, small businesses paying the price fort latest obamacare problem. but don't call i

and for all of you ufc fans, george saint pierre beat johnny hendricks on a split decision. >>> the warriorsd the make ate win over the jazz. tonight, highlights coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, w's hosting the jazz...steph curry...this is nice..17 pt ha te >> former warrior richard jefferson in town. now with the jazz. warriors hosting the jazz. steph curry. this is nice. a 17-point halftime lead for the golden state. but the jazz hung around and cut it to single digits. richard jefferson falling to the ground. he gets it to go. warriors up by seven. jermaine o'neal loses his footing. looks very painful. he couldn't get upright away. warriors put the game away. klay thompson 25 points and five three-pointers. that is how you throw them up from behind the stripe. warriors unbeaten in their home stand. they beat the jazz 102-88. derrick rose. downtown. it was really no contest. bulls blow out the pacers 110 to 94. >>> finally, look at this. tony pecard is a 6' 4", 400- pound running back. he's a senior from washington. and it is hard to bring this guy down. look at that. it is like a man agai

. >> reporter: australian actor chris hendrick is back as the superhero in the latest thor movie buts time he's grown up. >> now he's starting to understand the sacrifices, you know, and larger threats that come with taking upon that role . >> he's been gone for two years. by the time he shows his face again, she's pretty angry. >> reporter: thor has a good excuse. >> out saving the world. >> reporter: portman -- [indiscernible] >> graphic metric anomalies. it doesn't roll off the tongue as easily as you think. >> reporter: the dark world is packed with action with space ships, gun battles and plenty. bad guys. cbs news, london. >> dennis moore will be in house to critique the film, but our producer heather says fantastic. she loves it. >>> good morning. thank you for watching wusa9 at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> he's dreamy, isn't he, monika? >> i have to wipe the drool off my face. >> good morning. i'm mike hydeck. good morning, monika. how are you? >> i'm good. >> she's been pining for a while now. >>> we've got rain on the way later this morning for the middle of the day. if i

through, the reigning guitar gods of england, what they must have gone through the week that jimi hendricksit, you go see it. a whole window opens up into a whole new thing. and you think, what does this mean? what do i have left to say? what do i do now? welcome to tokyo. you are not invited. this is the other tokyo. 12-hour flight and i'm baked. no sleep. might as well -- must -- go out. ♪ the district near my hotel has the advantage of being where the subterranean life, the repressed ids of the japanese male and some females too, comes out to play. joining me is japanese film producer and production manager maso sokubel. always a good sign when protective chains separate entertainers from the soon-to-be entertained. right? prepare yourself for the greatest show in the history of entertainment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'm confused. what does it all mean? ♪ ♪ ♪ >> no. no, it can't be over. not yet. no! but yet -- yet it is. with a series of chaste high fives with the hard-working performers. okay, i've got to tell you. i've seen jimi hendrix. >> have you? >> i've seen janis joplin. i've seen david bowi

. >> i am looking at a piece of paper from hendricks county. same words that the judge wrote on here. the judge wrote on here, "no excuses." okay? see that? >> right. >> so i think something that you need to start thinking about is all these things that you've done while you were young, you didn't get enough treatment or you were hanging out with the wrong people or whatever, you're 18 years old now. all right? so all of that doesn't matter anymore. for us, as the administrative review committee, we have the opportunity then to sit back and look at everything that's happened over the course of months or years that the offender has been here. and from that make the right decision. are we always right? no. if there are no further questions, we will take a vote of the administrative review committee on recommendation that michael be promoted to the release phase. >> i agree. >> i agree. congratulations, you have your promotion. >> thank you. you have no idea how much this means to me. i feel like 1,000 pounds have been lifted off of my shoulders.

promises a tough stanchion against the nuclear program and and i am richard par r in dubai where hendrick stinson has made history in golf season finale. younger people have died in a series of bomb attacks in and around baghdad. one of the targeteds was a mosque in the kar dia adrift district. more from baghdad. >> another night of violence in baghdad as five car bombs go off in different neighborhoods of iraq. two in sunni neighborhoods, two in shiia neighborhoods and one in a mixed neighborhood. so far, we have heard 18 people have died and 45 have been injured. now, this is a pattern that we have seen time and time again here in iraq and particularly in baghdad. if you listen to the statements of people who have claimed responsibility in the past, searches kuwaited and its affiliates, they want to keep the sectarian pot boiling. that's why they attack mixed and shiia neighborhoods. we have seen from officials their language has changed. one city military officer said to me, the baghdad, iraq, now faces an open war. >> that's a very stark statement. now prime minister nouri malkey has

john hendrick, al jazeera, detroit. >> japan's defense minister is now saying that reports of u.s. hacking could damage relations between the two countries. it proved true reacted to another leak from edward snowden. it accuses the national security agency of spying on its allies for diplomatic advantage. the japanese government now wants to create an agency to deal with threats. >> in that sense, we just don't want to believe these reports are true. >> okay, time in the news hour for me to sit back and get my daily sports update. you can too. >> david, thank you. the uefa's champion league has already reached the half way stage, but still plenty to play for. closer to the knock out stage, manchester city hosts moscow in just over an hour's time, cities coach will be hoping he can lead them to the last 16 for the first time in their history. matt reports. >> >> for the first time in their history, they will once again give a start in goal four. joe hart misses out once ginn, quite simply, has done nothing wrong since replating hart last week. that 2-nil victory in the 7-nil demolit

susan hendrick with the 360 bull ten. >> technical experts are coming in to fix the obama care websitethcare.gov. dozens of people will try and get the website running properly. >>> edward snowden starting a new job in rush shaft the nsa leaker has been hired by a russian website to perform maintenance. he was granted a year-long asylum. >>> a victory for the new york police department. a judge ruled. nypd can resume the controversial stop and frisk policy while other appeals are heard. opponents say it unlawfully targets african americans and latinos. >>> the fda reports 12% of spices imported into the u.s. are contaminated with bug parts, rodent hairs and other unappetizing materials. the report notes that 7% of spices tested were contaminated with salmonella. >> see, that's why i eat bland food, no spices. >> good thing, i may, too. >> i may do that because i'm boring. >> thanks very much. >>> up next, a super tunnel, fascinating, a massive under ground passage way used to smuggle drugs. we'll take you inside this tunnel. vo: it's that time of year again. medicare open enrollment. t

hendricks was at the hospital visiting his baby when police say they tried to arrest him on gun charges of drug and weapons convictions but they say he pointed a gun at them, so they shot him. >> we will find out if charges today will be filed against a suburban detroit homeowner who shot and killed 19-year-old mcbride. police believe mcbride got into a car accident the morning of november 2nd and approached a house in dearborn heights looking for help. autopsy reveals she had alcohol and drug in her system but the family says that should have no bearing on the case. >>> if you were old enough you probably remembers where you were when you heard that john f. kennedy had been assassinated. for many, the wounds still remain open because 50 years later, there are still so many questions, so many conspiracy theories with dots that simply cannot be connected. here is randi kaye. >> several enthusiastic texans are on hand. >> reporter: 50 years later, we are still asking did lee harvey oswald act alone? the author of "a cruel and shocking act." a new and revealing book that questions to many

susan hendricks has a 360 news and business bulletin.. >> john, president obama has declared parts of illinois a major disaster area after tornadoes tore through the state last weekend. one twister that hit the city of washington was an ef-4 packing winds up to 190 miles per hour. at least six people were killed in the state. >>> a connecticut judge has ordered the release of 911 recordings from sandy hook school shooting. the tapes remain sealed until december 4th to give the prosecutor a chance to appeal. the prosecutor says the recordings would be too painful for victims' families. 26 people died in the attack last december, including 20 children. >>> an italian prosecutor in the retrial of amanda knox says the 26-year-old american should get a 30-year sentence for killing her roommate in 2007. knox was convicted of the crime in 2009, then freed two years later on appeal. but a retrial was ordered on grounds the jury that acquitted knox did not consider all the evidence. >>> the dow jones industrial average ending slightly higher for

. >>> let's get caught up on other stories, susan hendricks has a 360 news and business bulletin. susan? >>> and the contractor who oversaw a botched building is charged with reckless endangerment, six people were killed in the june building collapse. 13 others were injured. >>> an italian prosecutor is urge than -- urging an appeals court to reinstate the guilty verdict against amanda knox for the 2007 murder of her roommate. the american was convicted in 2009 and then freed on appeal two years later. >>> the fda is reviewing whether morning after contraception pills lose effectiveness in women weighing more than 160 pounds. this comes after the study shows the drug stopped working when women reached a certain weight. and manufacturer of a pill similar to that adding a warning label about the weight concerns. >>> and for less than $30, here is your chance to own artwork by former president george w. bush, the bush center is selling this ornament, featuring a cardinal, as you can see, he is known to be a pretty good artist. not bad. >> i have seen some of his work lately. i must s

. >> reporter: police say at hendricks ran down the emp hallwaand pulled a semiautomatic pistol whenarm >> that strugg lasted several moments and covered probly 60 to0 feet. >> i am beating you. >> reporte 12-year-old mckenna who has cyst fibrosis was just a few floo away. >> all of thsudden, we heard "ce blue, active shoot" over the speakers. >> reporter: her father barricaded t hospital room door. >> we pushed t bed over to the do, and we grabbed the chair, anwe pushed the chair ght in frt of the bed, and then he grabbed the table, and he moved the tae right in here in this area. reporter: he sent h into the bathroom to de. >> the scariest thought at i had while was in the bathroom was that someone is in her and they have a deadly weapon. and there is a chance that he could possibly come up here d harm one of us >> this morning, hendricks is milwaukee county jail having been transrred from the hospital where he d been eated. natalie. >> so frightening there. john, thk you in wanatoga, wisconsin. >>> today, thepecial investigor is in miami to meet withonathan martin. earlier this we

in today's health minute, susan hendricks has more on one program designed to help >> she has been caringme job, she is exhausted. she uses an online tool to help manage heard stress. >> this has a muscle relaxation pripet it is a breeding techniques. >> for a small time fee, participants can sign up online and fill out a questionnaire to pin point to see if they are stressed. they go through a course to practice what is the manager. doctor might go, stated that this is a critical importance. >> 70 percent of medical care in america is called by a chronic disease it is also on manage stress. this may be the highest one because it causes the food choices and causes the tobacco etcetera. >> one of the keys to success is to continue with the tech made after the period has ended. program has helped her to take her life one step at a time for it >> just live in a moment. >> the time is an 9:26 a.m.. the dow jones is about 50 points. >> coming up on the kron4 morning newest bread macy's ceo defense at the store for having employees work on thanksgiving night. >> here is a live look outside and

speaker, in 1947, major bill hendricks, with the support of the los angeles marine corps reserve unit, collected and distributed 5,000 toys to needy children. since the program's adoption nationally, as toys for tots in 1948, the u.s. marine corps reserved toys for tots program has collected and distributed close to 500 million toys. monday, i had the honor of attending the center county toys for tots kickoff breakfast chaired by retired marine major. 2013 marks the 7th center county toys for tots campaign, organized by the nitly leather next attachment 302. about 350 collection points around center county will accept toys from infants to teenagers until december 15. this program has grown with the support of area food banks, fire departments, businesses and hundreds of local volunteers. . mr. speaker, over the past 10 years marines have distributed an annual average of 15 million toys per year. bringing toys to an average of more than 6.3 million less fortunate children each year. we thank you in more ways than one every day, marines. and i thank you for supporting these children in

hendricks was picking out what he wanted to take to school for show and tell.ered the action figure and troudly told me -- proudly told me he had chosen that for show and tell. then he said i better not take this. my teacher will probably think it's a gun and i'll get in trouble. >> a yellow drill, they'll think it's a gun and he will get in trouble. that goes to show you kids are worried but the mother is frustrated that our p.c. world has now programmed kids to think like that. >> it literally triggered this blog she wrote. >> she goes many years ago there was a time where young boys could run around with their toy guns. working moms, she said, who worry about bullied children. modern society is creating kids who will not be able to function in society. i'll be darned if my little boys won't be able to be boys at home. they have several guns and it is good guys versus bad guys in our house. these are things they want to do while respecting other rules and regulations. it teaches them there are differing opinions about things in this world and that's okay. >>

mommy blogger stephanie metz and 4-year-old son hendricks are here to explain.o school. this prompted this whole thing. first of all, let's see this toy. can i hold this? this little toy he wanted to bring to show and tell. what happened after that? >> he brought it to me and told me he was going to take it to show and tell. you could see him blinking, i better not take it. my teacher will think it's a gun, so he put it back and chose something else. >> you just wanted to show your classmates your toy, right? you didn't really think it was a gun. it looks like a ray gun from some sort of alien thing, not even a typical looking good. you set about to write a blog post that took a life of its own. what did you write? >> it did. it sparked the whole thing. it got me thinking about the society that we're living in today and how,, we're living in such a pc, politically correct society. >> you said, look, my kids are not the center of my world, and that's what i guess -- we even talked about that a few minutes ago on the show, that that's better for relationships, for

i'm reading currently a very good book on this subject by one of their colleagues, hendrick smith, whole the american dream. and it documents very well, you know, what the influence of money is and where the money is coming from, and i would say the single primary reason for the problems that we are having with this country now. including -- >> host: thank you very much for calling in. by the way, hedrick smith was covered by booktv. you can watch that online at booktv.org. there's a search function up in the upper left hand corner. let's listen in again to mark halperin as he signs books. >> thank you. thank you so much, appreciate it. hi, how are you? >> great. [inaudible] >> thanks so much, thanks for buying the book. >> you laughed more than anybody else at the event. your inspirational. in a, i enjoyed -- [inaudible] >> in about five, six measures of the next panel will be starting here in miami. dan balz, george packer and jeremy scahill are all on the panel. george packer, "the unwinding" just won the national book award at this year. jeremy scahill's "dirty wars." he will be jo

[telephone rings] hendrick: let's review. did you notice how our teacher wasn't really facing the family member? eye contact is essential in face-to-face meetings. did you notice how the teacher barely moved her head during the meeting? nods or affirmative shakes of the head convey that you are really listening. what does it tell the parent when a teacher sits back with her arms folded? this type of body language may communicate that you're feeling defensive. and what did you observe about the teacher's facial expressions? did you notice our teacher's control or lack of control over her environment? reducing or eliminating classroom distractions is so important when we're trying to talk with someone. nonverbal communication is only part of the process. the family member needs to know that you understand what they're saying. that's where paraphrasing, or the act of listening and rephrasing what people say to you, comes in. first, paraphrasing for facts. let's see what can happen when we don't paraphrase accurately. thank you f