ladies and gentlemen, please welcome katie holmes!e having you. how does it feel to be back in new york? you're back on broadway. >> it's great. i'm so excited to be back on broadway and you know, i had such a good time doing "all my sons" and i love the broadway community so much and they're so supportive of -- you know every -- all -- everyone's supportive of each other. so i'm having a great time. >> jimmy: a good time of the year too. the holidays are coming up and to be in new york city, there's nothing better in the whole wide world. [ applause ] >> i love where you work. i mean, right -- the tree goes up in two weeks? >> jimmy: i know. trust me, we know. we're already -- here in the building, we're a little upset about that. >> oh. why? >> jimmy: because we work here and we have to come in and out. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: but, yeah. but of course, anyone else, it's a beautiful thing. but i should tell everybody, the tree is lit for a long time. [ laughter ] you don't have to come on the first day. [ laughter ] it's not like your

holmes tried to hurt himself by ramming his head repeatedly into the wall of his jail cell. he was released from the hospital taken back to his cell. the judge granted a continue once in the case. holmes is accused of killing 12 people, wounding 58 during a screening of the newest batman film in july. holmes has not yet entered a plea. >>> justice department expected to announce a plea with bp oil. the 2010 explosion of a british oil rig in the gulf coast killed 11 and led to that massive spill. if the plea holds, bp will add night negligence and failures leading up to the spill and pay fines totalling billions it could be a record fine some estimates put it between 5 and 20 billion dollars. >>> better prospects if you have a child about to graduate from college. new survey predicts employers will increase hiring of college grads in the coming year. demand for four year degree graduates should go up 5%, hiring people with two year degrees, 30%. the jobs for mba's will drop employers are unwilling to pay their higher salaries. hiring may improve further if congress and the wh

i'm sober. >> holmes comes up clean today. other inmates are not so lucky. >> it's called hooch, that homemade wine. it's what they brew, basically for the weekends, watching the football game. it's like us going to the bar and having a drink. and it's strong, too. >> though holmes usually conceals his hooch-making operation, the prison allowed him to show our cameras how it's done, provided it's destroyed upon completion. >> two cups you're done. three you're passed out. you drink four you're going to the hole. trust me. take my jug. gallon jug. and this is half gallon here. i got another half gallon of orange juice. take my sugar and take your juice, and you do this. let it sit for three days. when wine ferments, it emits a methane gas. if you have it sealed airtight, it will explode. it might take two or three days, but it will go off like a bomb. what i do is this. i run my hose into a bottle of shampoo. when it burps, you know, exhales, it exhales into the bottom of the shampoo. the air raises up and nothing but shampoo s

. >>> -- james holmes had to be hospitalized. he rammed his head into his jail cell. holmes was supposed to attend court hearing and it has now been pushed back to december 10th. >>> hostess says 17,000 workers will be out of jobs. they warned they will have to liquidate if employees don't get back to work. they filed for bankruptcy and they have been trying to reorganize. they shut down when workers walked out saturday. >>> they have the highest poverty rate in the u.s. they are measuring poverty for the report. it shows nearly 9 million are coming in because of the high cost of living and the numbers still surprise those who work in food banks and homeless shelters. >> we opened our waiting list. we have eight units and we had 100 plus families sleeping overnight just to be on the list. >> nationwide, several people are living under the poverty line about 16% of the population. >>> christain fellowship will be giving away turkeys and that giveaway starts at 10:00 a.m. this morning and ends a 915 9:15. >>> coming up to the 880 split no major problems and southbound 1

. >>> today's scheduled hearing for colorado mass shooting suspect james holmes has been postponed. holmes' attorney requested the delay after his client was taken to a hospital for an unspecified injury yesterday. holmes is accused of killing 12 people, wounding 58 at an aurora movie theater back in july. >>> cancer charity "livestrong" foundation is formally dropping founder lance armstrong from its name. the cycling legend stepping down as the chairman and resigned from the board of directors because of accusations that he used performance-enhancing substances. armstrong decided to stop fighting the u.s. anti-doping agency and has since been stripped of his 7 tour de france titles. >>> president barack obama is going to new york city today to see the devastation from superstorm sandy. the president will tour the city's hardest hit borough, staten island. the president toured new jersey shortly after sandy hit. but mayor michael bloomberg asked the president to stay away from new york. he said then that the president's visit would take up too many resources. >>> president obama sa

. >>> james holmes misses his day in court. and an update on a story we brought you last night. san francisco ride-sharing services are fined by the state. now one of the companies is speaking out. >> jim harbaugh bises practice today for -- misses practice today for a minor procedure. and we'll have the story of buster posey! >>> chicko state university is -- chico state university is suspending all activities after a student died of an alcohol overdose. they will be barred from recruiting students or having social events until the spring semester. mason died today 11 days after being admitted to the hospital. he had been celebrating his 21st birthday. he was pledging sigma pi. there have been other recent deaths including allegations of hazing and sexual assaults. >>> james holmes was taken to a hospital after running head-first into a jail cell wall. police l described his self-inflicted injuries as half hearted attempts to commit suicide. he was scheduled to appear in court today. that hearing was postponed. he is accused of shooting 70 people, killing 12 of them at a midnig

holmes reportedly ran into a jail cell wall and jumped off his bed but there were no details about his condition. >>> fiscal cliff fierce hit wall street wednesday. selling picked up during president obama's media briefing about those upcoming tax cut negotiations. today we'll see what impact the fed has. chief ben bernanke speaks this afternoon. >>> also on deck, before the bell earnings from walmart and target, retail sales dropped in october after three months' gain. >>> later today, bp is expected to announce it will pay the largest penalty in history to settle criminal and other claims from the 2010 gulf oil disaster. >>> new york's state attorney general has subpoenaed documents related to sandy-related prep and procedure from both con ed and long island power authority. >>> the fda says over the past five years 5-hour energy shots have been cited in the deaths of five people. monster has been tied to five fatalities. >>> pizza chain papa jons is under fire after sending hundreds of thousands of unsolicited text messages to its customers. plaintiffs are seeking $250 million in a

and i'm heather holmes for gasia mikaelian. well, hundreds of people are skipping thanksgiving dinner tonight for black friday bargains. carol lou is with customers with why experts expect shorter lines at stores this year. but we begin with janet? >> reporter: actually about in an hour, heather, and remember back in the day when it was hard to find a store that was open on thanksgiving. well, toys r us are having special hours today, they opened at 8:00. and just about an hour ago, there were about half a dozen people in the line. ask now it extends about three dozen or more people down the line. sears and walmart will be opening at 8:00. target plans to open at 9:00, that is three hours earlier than last year, and other stores such as best buy are sticking to their midnight times, but they're offering up deep discounts, like laptops up to $180 to draw people in, people who are waiting are saying that it's worth it for the deals, and some away they came for the fun of it, but certainly during they say tough economic times, the

there are reports holmes has tried several times to take his own life. he is accused of opening fire during a midnight showing of the dark night rises back in july. 12 people were killed and 58 injured. >> closer to home, law makers on capitol hill are trying to get to the bottom of amen jiets out break. the house energy and commerce subcommittee says it will investigate. 32 people have died. more than 400 sickened. the wife of a man who died says justice needs to be served. >> whoever is responsible, i want them to know their lack of attention to their duties cost my husband his life. cost my family, cost them a loss we'll never recover from. >> the owner of the pharmacy linked to the tainted drug has pleaded the 5th. >> hundreds of prince georges county police officers have begun getting their pay raises. arbitrators ruled in september the county must make up of four years of pay raises. 8%. although some are seeing as much as 12%. the immediate cost to the county is about $8 million. >>> a public meeting scheduled for later today will allow residents

james holmes tried to kill himself several times during the past few days.e was briefly hospitalized this week. they describe his attempt as half-hearted and say none resulted in serious injury. >>> the man suspected of kidnapping and murdering 6-year-old new york city boy etanpa tm patz in 1979. >>> the fda wants more power to oversee pharmacies following a meningitis outbreak. the agency's head asked for more authority from congress even the lawmakers asked why the fda didn't do more with the power it already had has. >> to provide oversight of drug manufacturers is very different than our authority to oversee compounding pharmacies which are, in fact, exempted from important aspects of fda law. >> the new england compounding center of massachusetts distributed the contaminated steroids that killed 32 and sickened 460. the head of the center was at yesterday's congressional hearing but barry cadden invoked his fifth amendment rights. >>> president obama visit staten island, new york. it comes as new york's attorney general subpoenaed two power companies in

. >>> next to colorado, where a hearing today for james holmes, the man accused of killing 12 people and wounding dozens more in a movie theater, has been delayed because he was hospitalized. holmes reportedly ran into a jail cell wall and jumped off his bed, but there are no details about his condition. >>> well, fiscal cliff fears hit wall street wednesday. but today, bad news could come from overseas. the 17 countries that make up the eurozone are back in recession after its economy contracted for a second straight quarter. the wider eu, however, avoided the same fate, thanks mostly to last summer's olympics boost. >>> back on the street yesterday, selling picked up during president obama's media briefing about those upcoming tax cut negotiations. and today, we'll see the impact the fed has. chief ben bernanke speaks this afternoon. >>> before the bell this morning, walmart reported earnings that beat the street's estimates. retail sales dropped in october after three months of gains. >>> later today, bp is expected to announce it will pay the largest penalty in history to settle

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holmes reportedly ran into a jail cell wall and then jumped off his bed. but there are no details about his condition. >>> and now here's your first look at this morning's dish of scrambled politics. house speaker john boehner was easily re-elected to the post on wednesday with the exception of one vote, texas congressman nominated former speaker newt gingrich. it would have been perfectly legal but no one seconded the nomination. his fellow texan congressman ron paul gave part one of the farewell speech as he prepares to retire at year's end. >> sadly, many religious groups, secular organizations and psychopathic authoritarians endorse government initiated force to change the world. >> national journal reports wisconsin congressman and former vp hopeful paul ryan will remain house budget committee chairman after being granted a gop waiver to avoid being term limited out of that spot. >>> senate majority leader harry reid lashed out at massachusetts senator scott brown mocking brown's calls for bipartisanship as a joke, describing brown as one of the most

james holmes was taken to a hospital tuesday.es tell abc news holmes tried to hurt himself by ramming his head repeatedly into the wall of his jail cell. he was released from the hospital and taken back to his cell. the judge granted a continuance yesterday. holmes is accused of killing 12 and wounding 58 during a screening of the newest batman film in july. he has plead -- he has not yet entered a plea. >>> justice department expected to announce a plea with bp and it could include manslaughter charges for two employees and a record fine. the 2010 explosion of a bp oil rig in the gulf coast killed 11 and led to the massive spill. bp will plead guilty to obstruction for lying to congress about how much oil was pouring out of the well. bp could pay a record fine some estimates put it between 5 and 20 billion dollars. >>> better prospects if you have a child about to graduate from college. new survey predicts employers will increase hiring of college graduates in the coming year. demand for four year degree graduates should go up 5

holmes is accused of killing 12 people and injuring 58. >>> a former city comptroller has pled guilty to embezzling $50 million. rita raided the money into a secret account to pay for her lavish lifestyle. her assets have brought in about $7 million. but that just a drop in the bucket. >> a small drop. >>> it is time, now, for the weather across the nation. a chilly morning along much of the east coast, with showers and thunderstorms from the carolinas through florida. snow flurries in the dakotas, around fargo and bismarck. foggy in california, from los angeles to san francisco. >> mostly 50s in the pacific northwest, central rockies and great plains. 30 in fargo. 40s in the midwest into the northeast. 81 in miami. >> we can only dream. >>> when we come back, bp gets ready to big deep and pay up for that gulf oil spill. a big announcement is expected today. >>> then, this morning, fears about 5-hour energy. the megashot of caffeine could be linked to more than a dozen deaths. >>> and he shoots, he doesn't score. and doesn't score again. and still doesn't score. the player who looks l

a sorse says james holmes was hospitalized after intentionally ramming his head into a wall in his cell. holmes is accused of killing 12 people and injuring 58. >>> a former city comptroller has pleaded guilty to embezzling more than $50 million. rita crundwell raided the money of dixon, illinois, for decades, funneling the money into a secret account to pay for her lavish lifestyle and her horse breeding business, as well. crundwell faces up to 20 years in prison. so far, the sale of her assets has brought in about $7 million. but of course, that is just a drop in the bucket. >> a small drop. >>> it is time, now, for the weather across the nation. a chilly morning along much of the east coast, with showers and thunderstorms from the carolinas through florida. snow flurries in the dakotas, around fargo and bismarck. foggy in california, from los angeles to san francisco. >> mostly 50s in the pacific northwest, central rockies and great plains. just 30 in fargo. 40s from the midwest into the northeast. 81 in miami. >> we can only dream. >>> when we come back, bp gets ready to big deep an

holmes says the groups don't need to have spotless credit histories, but they do need solid business plans. >> we have a compliance monitoring team that meets with our customers on a regular basis, and we're always trying to help them not only get to the finish line, but to be successful as an organization in the long haul, because the goods that they provide and the services they provide are so important to us. >> reporter: the stewards market used its loan to buy new computers. it also hopes to buy a machine that will paint sneakers, instead of requiring an artist to do the job by hand. so far, sales this year are more than double last year, putting the stewards market on track to repay its loan and make money for investors. diane eastabrook, nbr, chicago. >> susie: that's "nightly business report" for tuesday, november 20. have a great evening, everyone, and you too, tom. >> tom: good night, susie. we'll see you online at nbr.com, and back here tomorrow night. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> join us anytime at nbr.com. there,

maria cardona and amy holmes are back with me now to talk about this.ver nordqvist. nordqvist and his group are the ones that pushed that no new taxes pledge signed bay majority of republicans in congress. here's what chambliss says. i care more about my country than i do a 20-year-old pledge. he's willing to let the political consequences take care of themselves. raising taxes has been at the center of the fiscal cliff dispute. democrats demanding it. republicans saying no way. so amy, is this a sizable crack in the republican armor? >> we are seeing that the two sides are going to need to negotiate if we don't go over the fiscal cliff. i would point out that patty murray, a democratic senator from washington state says we should go over it, certainly in contrast to the rest of her party. so i think that we're seeing negotiations on both sides. but i want to point out what the fiscal cliff really means. it means the tax rates go up for everyone across the board. if you earn a paycheck, your taxes are going up. that's not just your federal income tax. t

ktvu's heather holmes tracked down the worse tax evaders to ask why they failed to pay up.hat is tonight's special report. >> reporter: our such led us to this high rise in downtown san francisco. a law office. the attorney is seen smiling in pictures with president obama and former president bill clinton but he wanted nothing to do with our camera. >> reporter: we are tracking down those that owe the state, and you are 203 on the list. >> reporter: he is a former san francisco ethic's commissioner. now he is facing his own tax dilemma. >> reporter: is it fair folks like you don't pay your fair share. >> i pay all my taxes as i can. and so that is all i got to say. >> reporter: he said he is working with the tax board to pay his bills. he is one in a long list of californians on the hook. we found professionals, including other lawyers, doctors, nurses, celebrities, and topping the list with a $10 million tax bill, founder of san francisco based c-net. we couldn't find him. but here on main street, is there a reason you are not paying? we confronted another. >> reporter: yo

i am ken wayne. >> i am heather holmes. >> we begin with developing news. tomales bay, revue crews used a chain saw to open up the hull of a disabled boat and pull out two children who were trapped. they appeared to be okay but they were taken to the hospital. 7 people were on this boat when it capsized near tomales bay. all this happening 1:30 p.m. this afternoon. we have a crew on the scene and we will bring you a report coming up. >>> thousands of grocery store workers are walking picket lines. picket lines are up after contract negotiations broke down last night. ktvu's matt keller is live with the issues. >> reporter: this is the first strike ever for the super markets. this picket line will be here 24 hours a day till an agreement is reached. >> what do you want? >> contracts. >> reporter: shoppers looking for groceries face a picket line to get inside. >> we have company and i need ice cream. >> reporter: 8,000 workers at 100 stores went on strike after failing to agree to a new contract. >> i have a son and a wife to support. >> reporter: officials

. >> and on the holmes of that, a norrest ---- the heels of that, a nor easter? >> there is a chance we could see another system heading up the coast and we'll talk about that, the chilly nights and what to expect weather-wise on election day. >> it's pretty nice. >> all of these important things. >> it's nice. we have clouds rolling in. otherwise, not too bad. we don't have any precipitation to speak about in the city at all, and it's cold, though. very much on the cold and chilly side. the temperatures continue to be well below the seasonal average. sunday, we're talking a mix of sun and clouds. the cool days and chilly nights will continue and turn back the clocks tonight. you will gain an hour of sleep and mid-week, we have a storm threat to talk about and we're going to let you know what is happening. a lot of clouds and we're talking mostly cloudy. tomorrow, we will see the sunshine and we'll have clouds sticking around. into the end of the weekend and today's highs, look at the numbers. fifty degrees at reagan national airport; 48 at dulles. the same at bw

heather holmes is live tonight in san francisco. and tells us the group swords to plowshares is planning to start a new chapter. >> reporter: onthe front doors lies much more than just beds for these former service members. on any given night in san francisco, hundreds of homeless veterans combat life on the street. randall found himself sleeping on city sidewalks after serving in the army in the 1980s. >> i came home, there was no jobs. i got involved in a lost stuff going on in the tenderloin, and it consumed me. almost took my life. >> reporter: he said he would be dead had he not found swords to plowshares. >> they helped get me to a place where i can help get myself grounded. >> reporter: he was recognized at the veterans day dinner. not far from the event, crews were working on the first housing facility for veterans to be built in the facility in 12 years. >> it was a being used for surplus, property. now down at 75 units. it's going to take vets right off the street into housing. >> each vet will stay in furnished housing. t

heather holmes is live tonight in san francisco. and tells us the group swords to plowshares is planning to start a new chapter. >> reporter: onthe front doors lies much more than just beds for these former service members. on any given night in san francisco, hundreds of homeless veterans combat life on the street. randall found himself sleeping on city sidewalks after serving in the army in the 1980s. >> i came home, there was no jobs. i got involved in a lost stuff going on in the tenderloin, and it consumed me. almost took my life. >> reporter: he said he would be dead had he not found swords to plowshares. >> they helped get me to a place where i can help get myself grounded. >> reporter: he was recognized at the veterans day dinner. not far from the event, crews were working on the first housing facility for veterans to be built in the facility in 12 years. >> it was a being used for surplus, property. now down at 75 units. it's going to take vets right off the street into housing. >> each vet will stay in furnished housing. t

heather holmes is at a memorial that is now growing. >> reporter: we watched tonight as people most of them strangers have placed candles, stuffed animals and flowers. the girl was wearing her helmet when she was struck and killed. this the áf couple came to say a prayer for the life lost. >> we have kids that have grown up here. you know, it's just, it's a family in this area. >> reporter: police say around 8:30 this morning the girl who's name has not been released was riding her bike east. joe roden works at the prudential office near by. >> happened to see some commotion, looked out and realized that somebody had happened. >> i rushed back and get a blanket, i rushed and brought it out to try to keep her warm. >> reporter: the girl was rushed to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. >> reporter: not far away, we ran into a bicyclist who said she tries to stay safe. >> it's really scary. because the people are kind of speeding by because it's jefferson and they just, go really fast. >> reporter: police tell me speed does not appear to be a factor here and that the driver of th

i am heather holmes. >> and i am frank somerville.ed the homeless say the need has gone up since last year. ktvu's ken pritchett tells us how a staggering number of the people live on less than $100 a month. ken? >> reporter: right now we are outside of saint anthonys. sidewalks are clear right now. the number of meals served today is staggering, as you said, as is the outpouring of volunteers who helped. >> reporter: she has been a volunteer for more than a decade. . >> it is sad because in recent years you see there is a greater need. >> reporter: a greater need and this year as a temporary dining room is used as they build a new one. >> it is tight for everybody but we are dealing with it. >> reporter: they say in its 63 year it will serve 4,000 meals on this thanksgiving day. >> 1-3 live on $100 or less a month. 5 years ago it was 1-10. >> reporter: over at glide memorial church, a similar story, thanksgiving is a tradition. she is a volunteer of more than 20 years. >> if we can serve someone and make them happy, put a smile on th

heather holmes, live at terminal one. union workers began walking a picket line that is set to expand tomorrow. >>> these are custodians, electricians painters and plumbers. they kicked off this 24 hour labor action, that will not only target the airport, but also the port. frank, and julie, it's no coincidence why they are choosing now to walk off the job. this is after all, one of the busiest travel days of the year at oakland airport. while plenty of people are getting away for thanksgiving, airport union officials hope they get their message loud and clear. >> what our members want is for the port to come back to the table and sit town with this realistically, and fairly. >> reporter: it represents about 220 maintenance, and custodial workers. >> the port has been completely transparent in our negotiations. >> reporter: the port says it faces serious financial challenges, including $1.3 billion in outstanding debt. it is now asking employees to start contributing to their retirement. >> we've been offering 100% employ

heather holmes, live at terminal one. union workers began walking a picket line that is set to expand tomorrow. >>> these are custodians, electricians painters and plumbers. they kicked off this 24 hour labor action, that will not only target the airport, but also the port. frank, and julie, it's no coincidence why they are choosing now to walk off the job. this is after all, one of the busiest travel days of the year at oakland airport. while plenty of people are getting away for thanksgiving, airport union officials hope they get their message loud and clear. >> what our members want is for the port to come back to the table and sit town with this realistically, and fairly. >> reporter: it represents about 220 maintenance, and custodial workers. >> the port has been completely transparent in our negotiations. >> reporter: the port says it faces serious financial challenges, including $1.3 billion in outstanding debt. it is now asking employees to start contributing to their retirement. >> we've been offering 100% employ

heather holmes is live where boxes of donated goods will soon be shipped out. >> reporter: frank for more than five hours tonight this baseball shed was bustling an assembly line of volunteers hoping to solve the big problem thousands of miles away. take a look this is the result. 97 boxes of everything from sleeping bags to two way radios sealed and ready to go. >> this is great. fantastic. >> reporter: from gold weather clothes,. >> we have some diapers and wipes. >> to baby items. >> reporter: to other essential supplies. the donations just kept coming. >> nice, nice that's great. >> reporter: and nunan was just surprised that they kept coming. >> seeing all that stuff as an adult where i spent a lot of my time as a child i had to be involved. >> reporter: so he rallied the local baseball community and turned the equipment shed to a donation drop off site. >> watch out this is heavy. >> towels. >> a lot of jackets. >> reporter: volunteers spent the evening sorting, boxing. >> we were just playing video games and thought better help the people out. >> reporter: mom kathy pierce say

holmes's attorneys did not give details about his condition. during a midnight screening of the "dark knight rises". >>> hope solo and jeremy stevens tied the knot tuesday just hours after stevens appeared in court on suspicion of assaulting solo. this all started monday with a fight that apparently got out of hand over where the couple would live after their tuesday wedding. officers who responded near seattle said she had a cut to her elbow. they arrested stevens on suspicion of assault. in court tuesday a judge released stevens saying there was no probable cause for the assault. the couple got married just hours later. hope solo's u.s. soccer team member said she was happy to witness such an amazing celebration of real love. >>> 18 after the hour. a senate committee will look into the deadly fungal meningitis outbreak. the owner of that pharmacy will be called to testify but he likely will not say much. he refused to testify in front of the house committee yesterday and cited his fifth amendment right. the fda told the congressional panel it

heather holmes is at a memorial that is now growing. >> reporter: we watched tonight as people most of them strangers have placed candles, stuffed animals and flowers. the girl was wearing her helmet when she was struck and killed. this the áf couple came to say a prayer for the life lost. >> we have kids that have grown up here. you know, it's just, it's a family in this area. >> reporter: police say around 8:30 this morning the girl who's name has not been released was riding her bike east. joe roden works at the prudential office near by. >> happened to see some commotion, looked out and realized that somebody had happened. >> i rushed back and get a blanket, i rushed and brought it out to try to keep her warm. >> reporter: the girl was rushed to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. >> reporter: not far away, we ran into a bicyclist who said she tries to stay safe. >> it's really scary. because the people are kind of speeding by because it's jefferson and they just, go really fast. >> reporter: police tell me speed does not appear to be a factor here and that the driver of th

masacre en un cine de aurora, colorado, presentaron una moción para retrasar la audiencia dijeron que holmesrdió su familia por un error de un examen de adn, busca una compensación millonaria, entre los demandados está el gobierno de estados unidos. >>> miguel familia tiene que esperar más tiempo sin tener una decisión judicial de la demanda por daños y perjuiciso contra la embarcación embajada de estados unidos en nueva jersey. >>> es un caso tan claro, porque tiene que haber justicia, es muy claro el caso, es un adn erróneo que destruyó una familia . >>> la espera es porque los abogados demadaron a la jueza ,por alegada sosepcha de discriminación. >>> le dijo a mi cliente, si sigue con esto, te fallaré en contra. >>> dicha corte decida la suerte de las acusaciones en cuestión. >>> familia solicitó 100 millones de dólares al laboratorio que realizó el examen, implora al presidente barack obama para que se apiade de su caso. >>> que el presidente barack obama me mire a mí y piense lo que estoy pasando con mi familia, con un error del adn. >>> ni los abogados, ni del a embajada, ni de la clín

heather holmes is live where boxes of donated goods will soon be shipped out. >> reporter: frank for more than five hours tonight this baseball shed was bustling an assembly line of volunteers hoping to solve the big problem thousands of miles away. take a look this is the result. 97 boxes of everything from sleeping bags to two way radios sealed and ready to go. >> this is great. fantastic. >> reporter: from gold weather clothes,. >> we have some diapers and wipes. >> to baby items. >> reporter: to other essential supplies. the donations just kept coming. >> nice, nice that's great. >> reporter: and nunan was just surprised that they kept coming. >> seeing all that stuff as an adult where i spent a lot of my time as a child i had to be involved. >> reporter: so he rallied the local baseball community and turned the equipment shed to a donation drop off site. >> watch out this is heavy. >> towels. >> a lot of jackets. >> reporter: volunteers spent the evening sorting, boxing. >> we were just playing video games and thought better help the people out. >> reporter: mom kathy pierce say

michael holmes is live in toms river, new jersey.michael. >> reporter: yeah, erin, that whole area has been battered so badly. we've been out there twice in two days. we've seen house in the middle of the street. gas lines that are just now being brought under control and one of the worst hit areas we got to today, an area familiar to many viewers. that whole new jersey boardwalk area. those entertainment piers. of all the damage brought by sandy, these images are among the those that stand out the most. take a look at before and then the heartbreaking after. this is the casino pier and amusement park in seaside heights. three quarters century old. to television viewers who watched "the sopranos" or the jersey shore or listen to bruce springsteen sing about this place, there might be a sense of familiarity of it. but for millions of americans, this is a deep personal loss. >> that pier was beautiful. it had great rides. every one of you people or half you people has been on that pier. >> reporter: summer memories, a place where their

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thank you for joining us on this special post game edition of channel 2 news, i'm heather holmes. >> a crowd demanding an end to violence against men in the community. . >> reporter: this is oakland police headquarters, which got a visit from an angry crowd, demanding change. hundreds of people started outside of oakland city hall protesting police brutality. it was in name of 18-year-old allen, shot and killed by a police officers last may. >> opd has a systematic institutionalized problems they refuse to address and it's come to the point again beyond the point where they need to address the issues. >> reporter: the family and supporters held similar rallies. they support from unions. one man suggested a general strike like one that happened during the occupy protest should happen in this case. >> those are the kinds of actions the labor movement needs to take to put an end to the police brutality. it's happening too often. the protesters marched around oakland. allen's mother led the way. prosecutors declined to file charges saying the officer fired in self defense. . >> it's not

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robert holmes lives in the only unit in this unit building that hasn't been abandoned. >> is there a part of the system you think need to be changed, robert. >> i think workers. >> changed in which way? >> why should these young kid have babies to the babies to their babies. and i can see they cannot get a good job. i see the babies having babies. >> reporter: for some randall carson said his mom taught him the self-discipline that earned him a diploma. >> you people have to come out here and get it. we're not going to come knock on your door, here's a job for you, here's a job for you. get off your lady butts and come look for a job. >> there's an election coming up. do you have any thought into it? >> no, but i will in time. >> who are you liking right now? >> i wish reagan could run again. >> mark we're going to have some buttons today. >> reporter: he's voting for bush. >> i'm doing pretty good. i have a family of four. myself my wife and my two kids, two girls and we're making it. in fact, we're making it rather well. >> how do you feel about the country in general? are you upbe

. >> eleanor holmes norton focusing on public safety issues tonight walking the mall. she will use it to look at police presence lighting and other measures. she started the annual walk on the mall after several were robbed in a matter of weeks in 2006. >> 4:51 is the time on monday. 40 degrees. >> up next a look at the weekend becomes office. seewashington's new movie >> good morning to you. 4:53. let's check in with jackie on the force. >> very chilly start across the area. we have a little bit of cloud cover which is helping a few of us stay warm. a weak disturbance overhead but more sunshine in the afternoon. nice to see the sun yesterday. we have cold temperatures to contend with and freeze warning for many of our counties to the north and west of the metro area. temperatures will get down in the lower 30's this morning so any sensitive plants will be done for if you didn't bring them in. you might have a little bit of time to spare them. grab the mums or others. 38 in washington, 38 bethesda. it is chilly 37 and 38 in gainesville and 39 in centreville. high yeste