im lexy nuno. and i'm pedro garcia... thanks for joining us. the veterans student organization or vso has been demanding for space on campus dedicated to veterans who have served in the armed forces. and with the group growing every year it becomes increasingly important for these veterans to have their own space. elliot alagueuzian has the story. ">>>mark pinto was a marine helicopter pilot from 1982 to 2002 and fought in the gulf war. now he's a photography major at sjsu fighting for student veterans returning from afghanistan and iraq. mark pintoéstudent veteran they've got all the traumas of war to deal with. they come back and it puts them in a different world in a way. it's really hard to relate to everybody else who hasn't been where they've been. pinto says the space that vets have now in the art department is too small to support the up to 500 veterans on campus. mark pintoéstudent veteran so having a place where they could gather it makes perfect sense. where they could actually talk, create community and gather. it's really important

reporting from the red carpet, lexy nuno, update news."" all the films entered from san jose state will have another opportunity to earn a spot at c-m-f hollywood. students can vote for their favorite film online at campus movie fest dot com. this week was student appreciation week on campus. the student union showed it's appreciation for san jose state students on tuesday in front of the event center. the student appreciation festival was a day filled with fun activities for everyone... and a day for the student union inc. to promote their services. students enjoyed live music...free food and snacks...and a free t-shirt and they also had a chance to win prizes... these prizes included a semester of free books from the spartan book store, and tickets to sold out concerts. you can visit the student union and like them on facebook. online is a list of all upcoming events and services offered. dia de los muertos ... or day of the dead ... is a mexican holiday honoring family and friends who have passed on ... and it's being celebrated here on

>> that's a very good question, lexi.es and i loved to read about girl characters who were solving mysteries, but i never saw anybody that was like me, and so i felt like this was a chance to have an indian-american girl be a detective. so, yeah, that was one of the things i hoped to do. >> very important to do too. >> absolutely. >> thank you so much. let's find out how the kids rated the book on a scale of one to five stars, "vanished" gets four stars. very good. sheila, kids, lexi, thank you so much. we appreciate it. if you're between the ages of 9 and 12 and would like to be the next guest kid, head to today.com. >>> and the next book, it's a tale dark and grim. yeah, it's celebrating a great story, and we're going to do that coming up with our next al's book club for kids. >>> meanwhile, celebrating classic recipes, including crepes, but first this is "today" on nbc. krystal conwell : we see a lot of problems with the... number of students that we have. resources. materials. things that the children need... on a day

lexi said, i nudged him to look in the breast pocket. he will think he looked for himself. they said why don't you take the boy down to the pond. it is not upon, so the little girl. it is my ocean. she turned to me and said come on. the day was still young. we walked around the house. is a real ocean? i asked. oh, yes. she said. we came over to a wooden shed. between them, a duck pond. spotted with duck wings and lily ponds. that felt good, said leddy. i thought you said it wasn't ocean, it's just a calm, really it's just an ocean. we came across it when i was a baby from the old country. she went into the shed and came out with a long bamboo pole with what looked like a shrimping net on the end. she leaned over. carefully pushing the net and she pulled it out. but hempstock farm is in the doomsday book. your mother said so. that was william the co but hempstock farm is in the doomsday book. your mother said so. that was william the conqueror. yes, she said. she took the dead fish and examined it. it was still soft. it flopped in her hand. i had never seen so many colors. b

. >>> at the east alabama medical center, history was made when this little girl, lexi marie, was born. >> there she is. cuddled in her mom sarah's arms. but you notice, daddy was not there. at least not in person. a national guard specialist serving in afghanistan. his wife was expecting. so the doctor said they requested that he come home. they were denied. so they thought, hmm. what do we do? what doll we do? let's skype. and the baby was born and her hubby got to see it while his mother-in-law was holding up the computer. he could watch. >> wish i could have been there, but the way it works out -- >> and mom, she was happy about it. >> it makes me happy that he got to see her. >> the birth of your child is kind of a humongous deal and for him to be able to be part of it from afghanistan is priceless. >> hopefully had a nice crystal clear connection. >> the doctor was excited, too, because they said it was the first time they'd done something like this in the hospital. >> very blessed to be a part of it. it worked so pell. they had him there in a sense next to her. very comforting f

lexy in boston. you're on "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: hi, mama. i heard your song about mitt going back to massachusetts. we don't want him. no. we don't want him. i think the president actually needs one of those little emp switches from the matrix so that he can just shut down. >> stephanie: this may be an electoral first now that i think about it. not only will he lose his home state but he may lose his home state by a wider margin than any other state. >> caller: he loses all of his home states. >> stephanie: by the way whoever keeps trying to tell a humanizing story about mitt romney, stop it! [ buzzer ] seriously. this is hard. just stop it. stop trying. >> ann: stop it. you want to try it, get in the ring. this is hard. >> stephanie: speaking of people that aren't helping. ann romney. >> my biggest concern obviously would just be for the -- his mental well-being. [ scooby-doo's "huh?" ] i have all of the confidence in the world in his ability, in his decisiveness and leadership skills and his understanding of the econom

tonight, the young woman is denying the charges of prostitution of lexis write it into the cumberland -- alexis wright went into the cumberland to fight charges. >> a kenechi was not exactly risque, but different. but prosecutors say they have a mountain of evidence that luding 100erwise, inc hours that was video where they engaged in the sexual act, a tape that she reported. and the people of the tapes are 's who of the town. >> police officers and firemen, accountants and tv personalities lawyers. ay, a judge denied a motion for confidentially that list from the client public. an attorney for one of the clans appealing that decision, saying the release of the list will be ruined lives. >> whoever has the list has the power to destroy reputations. alexis wright was arrested after her landlord called police saw -- theythey heard strange sounds and men coming and going at all hours. >> some walmart employees are to walk off on a secret day.ing this comes between the company and employees for having their hours cut. the company called the rs a vocal minority. >> we think that there are

update's lexy nuno reports. ">>>it is only their second time to the united states...and these afghan professors are enjoying the simple things in life. nat sound: "white mocha" simple things like drinking coffee...taking pictures... walking around san jose state's campus...and learning about modern journalism. they say it's a different picture than back home where journalists fear for their lives. ahamd zia ferozpur, a journalism lecturer at balkh university, says he's suprised at all the possibilites for students. (ahmad zia ferozpur/journalism lecturer at balkh university): "there are a lot of opportunities for students. they practice their journalism skills and they have radio, television, newspapers, and they have websites." the editor in chief of an afghan magazine says students in afghanistan face extreme lack of materials, like computers or even books. one of the other challenges is for afghan women--who sit on a different side of the room as men--wanting to go into journalism proffessions. in afghan soci

and as lexy nuno shows us ... polls showing obama up and romney down ... and vice-versa ... may be confusing many voters. ">>>(nat sound of fans chanting"giants") monday was the third and final presidential debate...but many people like ezequiel landaverde say watching the giants...comes first. (ezequiel landaverde/giants fan):"it's game seven, it's a huge game. another debate really isn't gunna do much for me." for some people, sports isn't the only reason the debates did not generate interest. polls and questionable facts are playing a role. (gao her/social work alumn):"with different numbers being thrown all the time...it's confusing." and she is not alone. political experts say this election is full of numbers. (dr. melinda jackson/political expert):"each candidate brought his own set of facts to the table, and that does make it very confusing for voters." and the polls keep changing every day. (dr. melinda jackson/political expert): "you know the media is always looking for a good story and so everyday we have these headlines...oh romney's up two points, oh obama's up f

>> reporter: lily and lexi godwin have a bit of a bedtime problem. >> when you sleep, lil, where do yourt go? they're touching. >> reporter: the girls have outgrown their toddler beds. >> what do you want instead of these beds? >> bunk beds. >> reporter: the family's been saving up to buy bunk beds. but they're still about $700 short. so, we went in to help. hi, i'm sharyn. >> i'm mary. nice to meet you. >> reporter: and brought tech expert jessica dolcourt with us. she says most families can find hundreds of hidden dollars in the old electronics just sitting in their home, if they follow this three-step treasure map. and we went hunting. >> can i get anything for these? >> definitely. you'll be able to get money for this. >> reporter: jessica's tip number one? almost everything's worth something, even if it's broken. >> believe it or not, you can get a little bit for this. >> reporter: tip number two, sell the big stuff, computers and cameras, online. first up, these 3-year-old laptops. we check out the dozens of websites that will give you an instant offer, like gazelle.com. >> 300 buc

>> reporter: lily and lexi burt godwin have a bit of a bedtime problem. >> when you sleep, lil, where feet go? they're touching. >> reporter: the girls have outgrown their toddler beds. >> what do you want instead of these beds? >> bunk beds. >> reporter: the family's been saving up to buy bunk beds, but they're still about $700 short. so, we went in to help. hi, i'm sharyn. >> i'm mary. nice to meet you. >> reporter: and brought tech expert jessica dolcourt with us. she says most families can find hundreds of hidden dollars in the old electronics just sitting in their home, if they follow this three-step treasure map. and we went hunting. >> you'll be able to get money for this. >> reporter: jessica's tip number one -- almost everything's worth something, even if it is broken. >> believe it or not, you can get a little bit for this. hot pink color? big bucks. >> reporter: how? tip number two, sell the big stuff, computers and cameras, online. first up, these 3-year-old laptops. we check out the dozens of websites that will give you an instant offer, like gazelle.com. no auction, no w

hatchets, body bags, a bio hazard suits, cooking tongs, handcuffs, leg irons, physical examination lexi cups and a device to repel dogs. passengers i spoke to tonight couldn't believe all that got through. mr. i was upset that they took my tooth paste from me. >> he's a naturalized u.s. citizen from china. he and his family live in this house in boston. our cameras were turned away at the door, but neighbors reacted to the international headlines that harris is making. >> never any major activity coming from the house. they are nice people. honestly, i'm surprised to hear about all of this. >> reporter: the question is how they got by the airport security in japan and korea. an aviation expert told me that all flights are coming directly to the u.s. from abroad and they must have every single spray before they go on board. since making a stop in korea, they may have done a limited search or skipped his bag altogether. >> also in the news tonight, san jose's police chief doesn't want any secrets in his police department. they think that it will be time for them to speak up. cbs5 reporter

it will swing on where a former boxing champion turned politician decides to put his party's weight lexy are said ski reports of the ruling party may have won this election in terms of the number of votes they've gained they won in the first place according to most of the exit polls but the combined of votes combined seats of the opposition parties may eventually bring them the majority in the new ukrainian parliament and this could in fact spell big trouble for president because the opposition has been saying all along that one of its first decisions should again a majority in the new parliament would be to impeach the president now the biggest intrigue which remains still is whether the party of the former heavyweight champion boxing champion of the world. will be willing to join the opposition in the new coalition within the parliament because so far as been saying that he will not form the coalition with the ruling party but still he hasn't officially confirmed that he will be will. to make a new alliance of parties within the parliament with the opposition parties the exit poll resu

to lexi rochelle ski alexy hi there's been a very noisy night behind years we've been coming to you for the past couple of hours i guess is not surprising is it this spain is hosting one of the biggest gatherings of the weekend what have people been saying to their. madrid has been witnessing very loud and very mass protests during the day with thousands marching the streets thousands gathering here at central square in madrid people have been saying that they have grown fed up with the country's government's policies in the stere every fourth spaniard in fact is now out of jobs the unemployment rate is about twenty five percent and with the spanish government promising the. more cuts in budget coming next year definitely the people are getting more and more angry as certainly they get more and more hungrier now this is just another protest in the string of protests which have been happening over the past several weeks and there are certainly very warry calls for madrid because some protests which have been taking place in its wealthiest region in spain's wealthiest region got the lumia

some of pittsburgh penguins star lexi were also off equalized at the end of the second period but to third period goals from severe and from when you hear the captain maxine cleave on north gate the host of victory not allowed to steer to these drug bars into session spots. the motor sport ballot danny producer has won a rain a short and malaysian grand prix to cut the gap to motor g.p. leader your goal of enzo to twenty three points with just two races to go at are ensured downfall forced the organizers to red flag the race after thirteen full length six riders fairly in total but did manage to stay upright and did manage also to pass lorenzo who started on pole and was awarded second outgoing champion casey stoner completed the podium. elsewhere in men's week i have been and has won the rally of italy this is first big three for the factory citron team and secured him. second place in the overall standings behind the world champion sebastian low ebb who crashed out on friday. or staying with major sport because there was a dramatic end to the run a world series russian the neil kiv

. >> so, right now i'm going to edgeicate you, we're going to educate you as we shop with lexi here how affordable. when you look at veggies. you want to get a variety of colors because each vegetable provides you with a different level of antioxidants that help protect your selves and keep your bodies healthy. choose the fruits that you love. make sure that they look fresh and, remember, just get enough that will last you for a week because they will go bad. now, it's about what are some quick facts that you can do. my favorite are nuts. they're all great for you. so, just choose the raw ones. in a perfect world, hot cereals like oatmeal, cream of wheat, grits, if you want some cold cereals, your goal is to find something with low sugar in it. string cheese, do two of those with an apple, that's a nice balanced meal. the biggest thing about yogurt, a lot has too much sugar in it. the yogurt that i recommend, greek yogurt has much lower sugar and much higher quality protein, it keeps your blood sugar balanced. i like wheat pasta that is gluten free. you can also do a different grain tha

. >> keber: so here we have lexi, who is one of our production specialists.paring our medicated chocolate rolls, which are certainly one of our most popular edibles products. >> kroft: smells really good. it looks good. >> thank you. ( laughter ) >> kroft: dixie elixir's product line includes ice creams and medicated beverages that come in ten different flavors. >> keber: we have a 75- milligram, 12-ounce sparkling red currant, would be the equivalent of four or five doses of medicine for a patient >> kroft: what would happen to me if i drank one of these? >> keber: you would have a very long but mellow afternoon. ( laughter ) >> kroft: keber and his partners have poured a million dollars into this business, and have also pioneered edible products and capsules they say contain all of the medicinal benefits of marijuana, but without the high. what's your business plan? >> keber: so, our plan, you know, and i'm... >> kroft: ...long-term and short-term. >> keber: sure, the long-term plan for this business, for dixie elixirs and edibles, as i've never been really