jacob, come on, put it down.and reached for them because i knew he was not going to do anything whatsoever. >> i'm only messing with you. >> now, if it is another kid that is a batterer, i wouldn't have been nearly as familiar with him. >> he signed a contract with me that he would behave and he would stay out of trouble and not self-mutilate if you would let him sit in the chairs. >> jacob tells us this episode started when his entire unit was locked down because one offender acted out. >> i don't like being punished. i don't like to be in my room. >> how did you find something to wrap around your finger? >> that's not hard. they usually sew the pillows around with different strings. i just stuck a pencil in and cut the string off. so. >> does it feel good to you at the time when you're doing that? do you like pain? >> no, i can't feel it in my left hand. >> you know the drill with this, right? so you're not going to harm yourself? if so, you're going to let us know, right? >> mm-hmm. >> it just takes off a lot

and team edward or team jacob? team jacob. >> today we are all team kevin. >> there you go. check out all the reviews right this. we'll send it back to team tony and team sarah. >> at least we got his approval on some things. because happy feet, not even a one for that. >> if you liked the first one, you might like this one. but i was in follow pain. people were falling asleep next to me. i was on red bull. >> when you're jealous that you are not falling asleep at the theater, you know it's bad. >> all right. good stuff. rare to get a zero and a five. let's look at our weather conditions. getting off to a cold start this morning. it is 35-degree right now. you need a coat this morning, folks. 2-degree in gaithersburg. 27 in manassas. appear appear list, 36. dulles, 30. all right, let's take a look at that satellite-radar i think is what is next, i believe. here you go. nothing to see. we've got clear skies. hey, fairfax has moved into west virginia somehow. something is happen with the map. sorry about that. we've

but the doctors say jacob still needs even more treatment. his parents say the chemo and radiation ravaged his body and any more would be excessive. >> he told me numerous times he wished he would fall asleep and not wake up. >> they will use alternative methods to keep treating jacob but the doctors took that case to the state and now the michigan department of human services is taking them to court accusing them of negligence. a hearing in the case is all set for next month. >>> now, this is a tough one. sounds like everybody involved wants to to right by this for a kid but who want to have the final word, mom and dad or the doctors who say his health is in danger? weigh in on mcginty's mail bag. the address is mailbag@wusa9.com. >>> coming up, first the rain and the cold. how low will it go? topper will let us know and will tell us if we can expect a little better over the weekend. >>> but first, 80 years old and looking not a day over 20. the district of columbia war memorial reopens after some very fancy renovations. a look when we come

now, nancy jacobs. s to mamake failing -- to make failing to report child abuse a crime. >> i think it's a matter of protecting their own. and you know, i'm just astounded that the teachers union would protect the pedophile. >> do you find it offensive? >> absolutely. it's outrageous. >> reporter: they accuse senator jacobs of politicizing a tragedy. >> well, i think it's difficult to legislate by headlines. right? i don't know what that legislation would look like. >> reporter: current maryland law requires health practitioners, police officers, educators and social workers to notify law enforcement agencies. >> reporter: under that current law, teachers who don't report abuse can lose their jobs, but they would not face any criminal charges. >> i think this is shotgun long overdue. >> they support jacobs' plan. >> what happened at penn state is a very public example of what is happening on a very regular basis here in maryland, as well as every other state across the country, where people witness abus

here is larry jacobs. >> reporter: occupy protesters are hunkering down despite the warnings to stay.> i will make sure people are safe. >> the tensions are as they lose the patience with the people across the country n portland they confronted the demonstrators and they were injured overnight. >> this is not a game, this is real life and people's lives and safety are at stake. >> on sunday they started dismantling the encampment,. >> we want to make sure they get them done. they have been removed. >> officials cite life threatening conditions and they attract drug users. the police presence outside of city hall after a woman was sexually assaulted in a tent. >> and it has changed. we are seeing issues daily. the people of occupy have changed. the intentions have changed. >> reporter: from san francisco to denver, calls are intensifying to give up the occupation or face immediate arrest. larry jacobs, abc news. >>> hundreds took part in a rally to urge the mayor to invest more in education and they sponsored the tour. they highlighted the spending on development downtown. and he belie

indignados que mantienen latente su movimiento que en nuestra regiÓn continua ocupando el distrito jacobmovimiento en contra de las coorporaciones y las desigualdad netre los que tienen y los que no tienen y bueno me da mucha esperanza entre todo lo que esta pasando en el mundo que esta gente se ha movilizado y estÁn conociendo sus derechos y tratando de luchar por eso segÚn afirmo el alcalde del distrito vincent gray, este movimiento le esta costando a la ciudad un millon de dolares en resguardo policial y trabajo publico, dinero que se justifica segÚn la autoridad mientras se continue guardando la compostura y la paz en los campamentos silvana quiroz las ultimas cifras reflejan una tasa de desempleo del 9 por ciento en todo el paÍs, mientras muchas familias preparan la cena de acciÓn de gracias aquÍ en el campo de ocupemos dc la celebracio Ón es muy diferente srta. hunt yo estoy aquÍ para verlo y aprender que estÁn haciendo y es que no conozco mucho sobre el gobierno y quiero aprender mÁs el movimiento tambien se hamostrado preocupado por los problemas que atanan ala scomunidad hispana

here is larry jacobs. >> reporter: occupy protesters are hunkering down despite the warnings to stay.> i will make sure people are safe. >> the tensions are as they lose the patience with the people across the country n portland they confronted the demonstrators and they were injured overnight. >> this is not a game, this is real life and people's lives and safety are at stake. >> on sunday they started dismantling the encampment,. >> we want to make sure they get them done. they have been removed. >> officials cite life threatening conditions and they attract drug users. the police presence outside of city hall after a woman was sexually assaulted in a tent. >> and it has changed. we are seeing issues daily. the people of occupy have changed. the intentions have changed. >> reporter: from san francisco to denver, calls are intensifying to give up the occupation or face immediate arrest. larry jacobs, abc news. >>> hundreds took part in a rally to urge the mayor to invest more in education and they sponsored the tour. they highlighted the spending on development downtown. and he belie

jimmy: jacob is the werewolf.unity. >> he won't get through without a fight. >> no fight. we won't be the ones to break the treaty. >> the treaty is void. at least in sam's mind. >> not in ours. >> carlisle -- no one's hunted for weeks. >> we'll make do. >> thank you, jacob. >> jimmy: so proud of you. peter facinelli, everyone. "the twilight saga: breaking dawn part one" opens tomorrow. we'll be right back with jamie oliver. ♪ that's the way, uh-huh, uh-huh ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing mio. a revolutionary water enhancer. add a little...add a lot. for a drink that's just the way you like it. make it yours. make it mio. what? pay you? hang on. kitchen counselor here. mom, i think what she means is "greasy dishes." cascade complete pacs fight tough greasy messes better than the other tablet. there's only one cascade. love it, or your money back. crunchy, roasted peanuts. meet soft, chewy caramel. for the energy to keep you going. who wouldn't want to be a part of that? payday. the sweet taste of energy. did you

you will be slaughtered. >> edward will come with us. >> we have no choice, jacob.ere's anything to do to save them we'll try. >> you'd risk your lives for her? >> jimmy: you see what happens? [ cheers and applause ] congratulations, the movie opens friday, november 18th. taylor lautner, everybody. we'll be right back with herman cain. my recipe for french toast. take toast. spread with i can't believe it's not butter! add jacques. he's french. mmmm. [ male announcer ] fresh butter taste that's irresistible. i can't believe it's not butter! [ male announcer ] fresh butter taste that's irresistible. i couldn't sleep right. next day it took forever to get going. night after night, i sat up. sprayed up. took a shower... or took a pill. then i tried drug-free breathe right advanced. and instantly, i breathed better! i slept better. it felt...better. thank you, breathe right! [ male announcer ] breathe better, sleep better, feel better. try breathe right advanced for free... at breatheright.com. [ woman ] it's my right to breathe right. isn't it your right, too? and...a

and jacob. >> that is mean for you to eat it. >> one or two.r three. >> so you guys aren't mad at me? >> not really. >> why did you eat all that candy? >> it looked really good. i wanted it. >> but why did you eat all of it? >> guess what, i didn't eat all of your halloween candy. i didn't eat any of it. i just hid it on you to play a joke on you. >> oh, my god. >> is that funny? >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's c.j. and jacob, and they'll be here live in studio thursday night, and i've decided i'm going to try to buy them from their parents. you know, most people were delighted by our halloween candy prank but some were not. >> jimmy kimmel put out this challenge the other night to all the parents to say, hey, the next day after halloween tell your kids that you ate all their candy. he's trending and partly because of this video. check it out. >> the most devastating thing. >> >>ry. >> are you kidding me? >> he didn't think -- >> that people would do it. >> he didn't think there would be that many tears. >> he's obviously not a parent. come on. >> bu

and jacob. they're going to be here with us live in studio on thursday night. i've decided i'm going to try to buy them from their parents. [ laughter ] you know, most people were delighted about our halloween candy prank but some were not. >> did you hear about jimmy kimmel? he put out a challenge the other night to all the parents to say, hey, the next day after halloween, tell your kids that you ate all their candy. he's trending and partly because of this video. check it out. >> the most devastating thing. >> are you kidding me? >> he didn't think there would be so many tears. he thought the kids -- >> he's obviously not a parent. >> no, he's not a parent. >> first of all, that's your treasure, that's what you got. that's what you produced for dressing up, i mean -- hold on while i'm regressing here. this is what makes you who you are. okay, and so there's that. and then you take it away, and on top of that you're lying to your kids. >> they come clean at the end. >> come on. yeah, that really teaches you to trust mom and dad. oh, i was just lying to you. f

julius malema wants jacob zuma to be replaced. the difficulty is whether the people supporting julius malema will continue to support jacob zuma into the second term. that's critical to see. >> milton, nkosi from johannesburg, thank you very much. this is gmt from "bbc world news." i am george alagiah. economic growth in the eurozone is at a standstill and urgent action is needed. rescue workers are trying to free dozens of people still trapped as turkey's earthquake zone is hit by an aftershock. nine people have been killed. time now for the business news. >> thank you very much. italy's 1-year borrowing costs hit a 14-year high on thursday. it sold 5 billion euros added punishing rate of just about 6.9%. the longer-term borrowing rate is currently paying about 6.98% on 10-year bonds. that's similar to the levels that greece, portugal, and ireland were being charged just before they were bailed out. compare that with germany's borrowing costs. the eurozone's biggest and strongest economy pays just 1.68% on the 10-year bond. italy

and jacob frankel, a former federal prosecutor at the s.e.c. who's now in private practice at shulman rogers. edward, let's start with you. explain the machinery here. why did judge rakoff have to sign off on this deal in the first place once it was negotiated between thering bank and a regulator? >> well, the s.e.c. brought the case in federal district court. it was asking for an injunction which would prevent citi group from violating the securities laws again. because of that and because it's a federal agency it had to get a judge's approval for the decision. now judge rakoff has been a frequent critic of the s.e.c. in these types of settlements. he has raised points in rejecting settlements before saying that the s.e.c. wasn't being strong enough and it wasn't proving anything to him. that's what he said here. there's no way that i can tell that citigroup actually did these things and therefore i don't have any basis to judge whether this settlement is in the public interest. >> suarez: even on the occasion when a settlement is rejected by

and i have no idea what that means because i have not seen the movie. >> reporter: i'm team jacob.e on, shawn, get with it. actually i have to come clean here. i've not seen any of the twilight series, but i have seen the ads. but as you said it opens at 12:01 tonight, the fourth installment and it's showing at two theaters here at the regal cinema. i'm told there's only 15 seats left, a lot of people in line but they're inside because it's so cold. the first two people showed up a bit before 8:00. in case you are like me and you have not seen the twilight series, don't know much about, it i'll bring you up to speed on what it's all about. it's a series of now four vampire themed fantasy romance novels that turned into movies. bella, a teenage girl moves to washington state and falls in love with a 104-year-old vampire. the first novel twilight came out in 2005, the first film phenomenonning in '08 and after that you may remember -- following in '08 and after that you may remember new moon, eclipse and now breaking dawn part one. when we asked if you were the -- a few of the first

a die-hard member of team jacob. co-piloting with us this weekend. i know you're a huge "twilight" fan. >> never saw one movie or read one book. >> great to have you. >> i'm happy to be here. did you brave black friday at all? >> i'm way too lazy for that. i may use the internet at some point. >> i don't have body armor or a bullet-proof vest. so, i decided to skip it this year. things getting violent. >> we're going to get into that coming up. >>> there's a lot more going on this morning. including a mission to mars. it's the giant, multibillion-dollar machine, tricked out with the coolest technology known to man. and today, nasa sends it to mars. but with just one in four rovers making it there, will this one land successfully? >> they're trying to figure out if they can send humans there, which is a fascinating question. >>> also in the news this morning, a new twist in "the people's court" missing mom mystery. the searchers who are spending this thanksgiving weekend, desperately trying to find this woman, michelle parker. now, getting a big assis

joining me now is colonel jack jacobs shlg a med jacobs, a medal of honor recipient.ts of recipients and letters from every living one. you recently tweeted the incentive to hire vets. given the training and the responsibility that people carry, why is it so difficult for them to find work? >> a lot has to do with public perception. we in the military are to blame. i am throwing myself in that camp right now. we talk so much about pts and the perception among the public that people who are in uniform can't do anything. the fact of the matter is there is no group of people more qualified and have had more responsibility and more authority at an early age than people in the military. if anyone is supposed to be hired not buzz of charity, but capability. >> you talk a lot about the fact that the people, the civilian population doesn't have enough skin in the game. what do you mean? >> in the neighborhood of 3/4 of 1% of the american public is currently in uniform. when my father and your father were fighting, after that, everybody in our neighborhoods had been a veteran.

and then you and jacob -- oh, man! [ light laughter ] 'cause it's team edward and team jacob.heers and applause ] i'm team edward. i'm team edward when you're here. [ laughter ] when you're here -- yeah, yeah, yeah. but does jacob help? does he not help? does the werewolf family -- are they in? are they out? are they -- what's up? what -- i need your help. i'm having a demon baby here. [ laughter ] and i need -- i need some wolf help. >> yeah, no. i mean -- >> jimmy: and we'll see what happens, yeah. >> yeah. yeah, i won't even explain it. >> jimmy: don't. [ laughter ] i want to show everyone the clip of the movie here. [ cheers and applause ] this is the "twilight" saga: breaking dawn: part one." the great robert pattinson. check him out. ♪ >> are you tired? do want to go for a swim? >> yeah. i could use a few human minutes. >> don't take too long, mrs. cullen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, mrs. cullen. and then demon baby! five minutes later, demon baby. >> i know. i love it. it's very demure. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. let me say, it's so beautiful and nice and next

greaves who's outside moscow's main mosque jacob over to you.yet watch bring you up to speed here as you said this is god is the second biggest day in holy day on the islamic calendar tell for the sheer amount of people we've seen out here today lining the streets just behind me and it's just concluded the guys just concluded now they're taking off by still taking place in the backdrop of the grand central mosque which has just been told down for rejuvenation now. this is this is based on the great sacrifice is also known that the richest teams about teachings of the qur'an and there says that they have all of his son as a sacrifice to god and god seeing this all right she pardoned his son estate up with around three fact of sacrifice and that's where this ritual originates also it comes on the back of the charge that the great pilgrimage to mecca is so seen as a day for feasting as well ritual of animal sacrifice actually cause if it was third last year in moscow that's because some of it actually spilled on to the street such as the number of

jacobs says she hopes the scandal and the strengthening of maryland's law will bring more attention to the fact that in an educator knows something they have more than just a moral obligation to report it. >> interview: i think, if you're gonna have a law, you need to have a penalty if you break the law. >> reporter: once again, the senator says she has just begun developing that legislation tonight so she is not ready to say just how much of a penalty she is hoping to have included in it. by the way, people who do report sex abuse in maryland are not libel to be prosecuted criminally if they happen to be wrong about that report. christian schaefer, abc 2 news. >>> on "good morning america," george steph nope louse will have an exclusive interview with one of the victims motors. here is a preview of what you will hear. >> reporter: i didn't know what to do and you can't tell jerry no. >> reporter: he was just a little kit. >> interview: yeah. >> "good morning america" starts at 7:00 a.m. before that you can get all your local news with "good morning maryland" starting at 4:30. >>> pres

join the world trade organization as the eighteen year talks have come to an end and i'm joined by jacob male from morgan stanley to tell us more about how business see the excess and hello to you renee could i thank you coming in for coming to the program so what will be accession to do to address the question to mean particularly poor foreign business come on business and foreign companies that they want to do business and it's a very it's a very complex impacts on the economy but i think you can summarize by saying you should see a surge of foreign investment particularly in business services in sectors that have been protected or investors to feel uncertain about investing in in the future it should help some russian exporters increase their market share and it should have an impact on some prices for the prussian russian consumer which will benefit them so it's a broad based complex process unfolding over a number of years but it should have these beneficial impacts for russia we're talking about eighteen years of struggle to get into this glorious why you take so long what is thing

everyone gets all messed up. >> jimmy: jacob's involved. >> we do.o i turn into a wolf?" >> "do i take my shirt off?" >> jimmy: "what do i do? do i take my shirt off? i definitely do that." [ laughter ] there is no thinking about that. at first he was like, "i gotta make a decision." [ laughter ] >> "okay. now i can think." >> jimmy: "do i support edward or turn into a wolf?" i have a clip. >> and that's the movie. >> jimmy: oh, it's good and i won't tell anyone what the last ten seconds of the movie are like. bang, i cannot wait this is awesome. 'cause you're ready for the next movie. >> oh, yeah. yeah, it leaves you -- it's good. really good. because i think you're satisfied but there is a little cliffhanger. >> jimmy: yeah. it's really good. i want to show everyone a cliff of -- you're helping bella get ready for her wedding. >> naturally. >> jimmy: here's ashley greene. >> do you need some help? i could do her hair. >> really? >> please. i'm not offended by your choice of groom. >> just my blatant lack of respect for mortality? >> essentially. >>

. >> maryland state senator nancy jacobs will push a plan to make it a crime to fail to report suspicions of sex crimes against children. state law requires report to police and social services. the bill would attach -- that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. should failure to report suspected sex crimes against children to police become a criminal offense? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 6:07. 55 degrees on tv hill. here recall for apple -- a rare recall for apple. >> the next up in the space program. >> justin timberlake makes headlines with this new date over the weekend. >> ava marie talking about a weeklong charity event that encourage you to donate canned goods and to go shopping. >> we are checking on some problems in rosedale. we will update you on your morning commute. morning commute. woman: working in public relations is not for the faint of heart. i love what i do, i enjoy the work, but it's a very hectic pace. ♪ don't want to miss a thing strayer university met my needs in t

want to put it out there make sure people are aware that this is going on filmmaker with cox watch jacob crawford thank you i want to talk now about the trial of victor boot not forty four year old russian businessman accused of being an international weapons dealer now both have been charged with conspiring to kill american nationals conspiring to kill american officers and employees conspiring to use an acquirer in the aircraft missiles and conspiring to provide material support to the fark rebels in colombia south america he has been ignored by much of the mainstream media the merchants of death victor boot remains he is innocent stating his business with sales and services in the shipping industry you might remember he was arrested in a u.s. drug enforcement administration sting operation in bangkok thailand back in two thousand and eight he was extradited to the united states for trial over the objections of russia and now a jury is in the process of deciding his fate earlier i spoke to r.c. correspondent on stasia churkin to she has been monitoring this case and has the very latest

the ad, fanning, short skirt, holding the bottle of marc jacobs, you see it right there, marc jacobs to sell the ad, right. also, serious news, zsa zsa gabor apparently back in the hospital this morning, actually had a real bad couple months. has a feeding tube in her stomach, bleeding heavily. back in the hospital. certainly keep our eye on that. >> she is 94. >> been through a lot to be that up there in age. >> i am sure she is still fabulous. >> right there in the hospital room. zsa zsa. >> zsa zsa, keep you updated on that. stay tuned. nsurance card, too. re supplement medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to " 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, not paid by medicare part b. that can save you from paying .up to thousands of dollars... out of your own pocket. these are the only medicare supplement insurance plans... exclusively endorsed by aarp. when you call now, you'll get this free in

(jacobs) 11:17:12 (?) teachers, coaches, athlettc directors, camp counseeors are going to be that much more aware that. hey i've got to do it because i could go to jail if i don't. a person's moral obliiation would be irrelevant.(cohen) 11:27:444i could live with that. but maryland resident len cohen is not entirely convinced ew legislation is 11:23:15 i have a problem hat some problem pops up and all of a sudden we have to have a new law to address it.butt bite and cover cut please (cohen) 11:23:26 i think there's too much of a knee jerk reaction to try to legislate against something that occurred but maybe in would make it more likely someone would reporr itt a rissy move .... ii one regard.(cohen) 11:27:20 you prooably might get moree reports that were unfounded. butt bite/cover cut please (cohen) 11:27:36 but then that's up to the authoritys to fair it out whether or not something is illegal or wrong happened. the hope being what happened here at penn ssate won't happen at least in maryland. joy lepola

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republican state senator nancy jacobs says she might support a bill that would bring harsher charges against adults who do not report suspectsed child abuse. right now they have a duty to report sex abuse or face a fine. but jay sobs wants violators to face criminal charges as well. >>> they say they want to be known as the toughest county in maryland when it comes to illegal immigrants. council members in frederick county want to prevent undocumented workers from getting jobs and renting homes in the county. it's in response to a high profile murder. the assistant manager of a burger king was killed back in march. jacinta ayala was shot to death while opening the restaurant. a former co-worker was charged with the murder last month. he was previously reported to el salvador after being charged with another crime. >>> police are trying to figure out who broke into several shoe stores in montgomery mall in bethesda. the owner of the xavier dean store said someone broke in and took the cash register but no shoes. at least four other shoe stores were hit in the mall. montgomery county p

larry jacobs in new york with the latest. >> new york city officials announced they have thwarted a terrorist plot. >> yesterday afternoon new york city police officers arrested a 27-year-old al qaeda sympathizer who was plotting to bomb police patrol cars and also post al facilities as well as targeted members of our armed forces returning from abroad. our office today filed charges against jose pim tel of manhattan for conspiring to build a bomb for terrorist purposes and for building a pipe bomb which he was alleged to use commit violence. >> he used al qaeda inspired instructions on bomb making particularly an article called how to make a bomb in the kitchen of your mom. officials constructed a duplicate of the explosive device he built and showed a video of how he intended to use it. >> we think that an event that really set him off was the elimination of alackie that happened on september 30 of this year. >> the mayor have said there have been at least 13 other attempts in new york city. >> he was not part of a larger conspiry emanating from abroad. he represents exactly the kind of thr