>> liam (in slow-motion): no! (laughing maniacally) (grunts) >> liam: are you all right? >> ryan: yeah. i think i might get a bruise on my heel. >> liam: that's not bad. >> ryan: no! it's not really bad at all. it's pretty fun-- it's like, "aah!" why don't you guys climb down that ladder. >> liam: all right. later, bitches. >> charlie: later, bitches?! what...? >> mac: so they're just leaving? >> charlie: wait... why are they leaving? >> dennis: what is happening here? >> sweet dee: this gun is rubber. >> it's rubber? >> sweet dee: rubber gun. >> dennis: she's right, it's rubber. >> mac: there's no police! >> charlie: there's no police down there, dude. >> mac: what the hell is happening? >> dennis: what is going on here? >> charlie: what, are they just screwing with us? >> mac: where are the cops? >> ryan (laughing): revenge! we got you, suckers! >> liam: nobody messes with mcpoyles! >> ryan: whoo! >> liam: whoo! whoo-hoo-hoo! whoo! mcpoyles! >> mac: goddamn it! captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org(b >> may 9, 2011. from comedy central's world news hea

. >> reporter: high school seniors liam and joseph know what it's like to be bullied. in 7th grade, a group of kids did it to liam every day. > they would hit me or slap me in the back of the head. >> the bullying josh experienced was so rough, he changed schools. >> i used to get picked on for my size. i didn't want it cause any problems. i usually just kept it to myself. >> their school district in massachusetts has taken steps to make all that less likely to happen today. the message is clear. bullying is not cool. this year liam and josh were among the school leaders who competed in a talent contest, raising money for antibullying activities, while the senior girls created antibullying posters in their marketing class. >> take a stand and lend a hand. >> those lessons begin early. this is third grade. >> how are you going to respectfully tell that person not to bully? >> you can say to the classmate, i'm going to go tell the teacher. >> is it tad ling if you watch someone bully and tell an adult? >> no. >> in role-playing, teachers focus on respectful, responsible,

high school seniors liam callahan and josh rivera watson know what it's like to be bullied. in seventh grade, a group of kids did it to liam every day. >> they would just sort of hit me, like, slap me in the back of the head or whatever they felt like doing at the time. >> mitchell: the bullying josh experienced as a fourth grader was so rough he changed schools. >> i used to get picked on for just my size. i didn't want to cause any ruckus. i usually just kept it to myself. >> mitchell: their school district in pittsfield, massachusetts, has taken steps to make all that less likely to happen today. the message is clear-- bullying is not cool. this year, liam and josh were among the school leaders who competed in the talent contest, raising money for anti-bullying activities. while these senior girls created anti-bullying posters in their marketing class. >> "we will not bully others." it says, "take a stand and lend a hand." >> mitchell: in pittsfield those lessons begin early. this is third grade. >> how are you going to respectfully tell that person not to bully? >> you c

"eye on the bay"'s liam mayclem gives us his take on the new movie, hangover 2. it's all coming up. sure, pulling the mold, mildew, and grime from out of the porous caverns of grout takes the right tools, but it also takes a gentle, caring touch. before you can deep clean, you learn to get a feel for its trouble spots. and hey, if you can't listen to grout, you can't truly know its wants...its needs...its dreams. ♪call 1-800-steemer. well mainly in traffic. i'm serious. we've been together, what, a super long time. true. and at first it was all business, you know, i'd take him here, i'd take him there. everywhere. and over the years, we've really bonded. sure. why else would you always buy me chevron with techron? 'cause we need gas. i think it's more than that. i think that you care about me. you're a good friend. best friends? um, uh, yes, best friends. yeah. [ male announcer ] your car takes care of you. care for it. chevron with techron. care for your car. ow. kidnapping her granddaughter in contra >>> bail is up in the millions of dollars for that grandmother accused of kidnapp

liam mayclem has had quite a week. >> it's been busy, still recovering from the royal wedding.ing. let's talk movies. first of all, in fact, the beaver jodie foster directs and stars in this film about a broken-down depressed alcoholic middle-aged man played by mel gibson. now, the beaver you have seen the prismers, this is not one for the kids. this is about a puppet that helps him reconnect with the family and the world. it sounds silly but instead, what happens here is a movie that takes you on an incredible emotional journey. gibson giving an oscar worthy performance. >> really? >> you forget everything about him he acts his socks off -- or one hand with the glove puppet. it's a movie that's a punch in the gut but it will stay with you for days. i highly recommend it. gibson is back to himself. >> definitely not for children. >> no. not a kid's movie at all. >> he hand-picked this just as -- >> he did hand pick it. >> jodie foster hand-picked him to give him a comeback vehicle. >> you get an award for that. >>> next up, another australian actor. x man star there he is the o

my name is liam neeson, and i believe that number should be zero. believe in zero. join the effort.isit unicefusa.org. >>> good morning welcome back to mosaic. we are at the end of a conversation about a historic trip northern california rabbis took to israel a few weeks ago. one thing that might be important to say is that the support for this trip came from many many different individualorganizations that were very interested in the notion of such a diverse group of rabbis coming together dedicated to wanting to come together, for a week long trip to israel and we are grateful for that level of support is hope that will continue. this is i think i would say for myself such a significant transition on a communal level it needs to be sustained and nourished. >> we talked about having for a couple years now trips of rabbis to israel but this was the first time we were able to make it happen and as you said, the communities for individual owners and a variety of other people and federations helped make this possible and affordable for other rabbis to be able to take the time and go to

easy games but i would abuse against what asshole chelsea either a typical kid but often a train at liam's. but what i remember. over in germany brazil top men found celebrated as their side play in the blunders league title for the first time since two thousand and two if they want to not have nuremberg on saturday first off goals from lukas berry also robert lewandowski helps the home side sealed a sudden stifle his two matches remaining along the surprise to know the fate of cologne the closest rivals by laverick isn't so dortmund lead by eight points with just six left to play after the match ecstatic gathered outside the stadium the official celebrations will be held off for the last two games into reach time. as well as hockey and russia will be looking to bounce back from their opening defeat to germany as they take on slovenia this sunday night in a group a game with a world championships that is off because top ranked teams surprisingly went back to new in their first match but they should have few problems big into the next opponents germany taking on posts back here for votes an

great liam and the ideals of sportsmanship athlete these them where fully in fact to be neat in youth when you buy this kid. and i took time to learn to ski. i must admit it was not easy and not even for a person who had been practicing sports with the kids and even how did i am learning to play ice hockey but now i have first hand experience of play is truly great game. all right now we'll do a recount all the week's main headlines and of course that has headlines in just a couple of minutes here on our team so i want to stay with us. all. if. he has. to be easy. to.

and from carroll county, 15- year-old liam oharra. all dead after overdosing on heroin.eah tried heroin just once. >> what happened to you when you snorted that heroin? >> i think i knew that immediately something was wrong. >> reporter: the montgomery county high school student immediately went into cardiac arrest. >> next thing you know, i'm unconscious. >> and she entered a coma and was paralyzed from the head down. >> i was trapped in my body at 17 years old. >> reporter: heroin use in maryland suburbs is exploding. in dorchester county, heroin uses up nearly 400%. frederick county, up nearly 140%. huge increases in wicomico and queen anne's county. >> heroin is here. it's in the suburbs. and kids have access to it. >> you don't have to go into the city to buy heroin like we did in the '60 fist, -- '60s, '70s and '80s. it comes to them. >> reporter: mike gimble says heroin is now cheap and powerful. >> but me and my friend, we were like getting very experimental. >> were you scared of a drug like heroin? >> i was up for anything. >> reporter: one-time heroin users ne

. >> hello, liam. >> he will resurface on cbs5 in about 10 minutes. "eye on the bay" catches up with him in palm springs. women, pools, movie stars. swanky late home of the late great frank sinatr a. frank and hank coming up at 7 p.m. don't miss it. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell in stockton for the fishing tournament. >>> giants go for the sweep. and you go for the big one. next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, three times this season the giants have gone for a sweep. >>> dennis what did you trade for that shirt? we saw hank plante traded in his shirt and tie. >>> you can't just get these jerries off the street, i know. >> do you get a logo with that shirt? >> no, it is a bowl of soup with that shirt. well, in fact, i couldn't get you the buzz. more in a second. let's talk baseball. three times the san francisco giants have gone for the sweep and three times they came up empty and they had another shot at that today in new york. all around the city field for cincooco de mayo. triple to the wall. mets lead 3-0. getting one back in the 3rd. who says he shouldn't be hitti

. >> all things entertainment in the bay area, liam mclellan breaks it down. >> reporter: greetings pleasure seekers. let's talk movies first of all and the beaver. jodie foster direction stars in this movie about a broken down, depressed alcoholic middle-aged man, played by mel gibson. the beaver, it's a hand puppet and his character uses the puppet to help him reconnect with his family and the world. instead, what you have here is mel gibson giving an oscar worthy performance in a movie that really is a punch in the gut. a film that will move you and stay with you for days. it's not for the kids, but i highly recommend it. the beaver, now playing in bay area theaters. >>> all right, next up: to another gifted actor from down under. hugh jackman, that's him on the left, by the way. his one man show, hugh jackman is now at the current theater in san francisco. two-hour musical romp, the american songbird, it's the sound track to his life. here's what else is in the show. >> bringing it back home, being on stage here, in san francisco, you've already done some dry runs. are you feeling great

a few hours after that, liam responded alive and well. long after that, he could use an intonation -- and in na phone program to chat with his son. the internet remains available with other networks fail. in japan, what other systems were on the disabled, the internet was uninterrupted. we're able to get person finder up in japan in only 90 minutes. second coming during emergencies, people tend to turn to open internet services that they know well. in that earthquake in haiti, we said in a team to better understand our relief organizations were using google tools. we were with the 82nd airborne. when they explained that they were using google maps to plan patrols for the area, and finally the internet scales towards openness. after the earthquake in haiti, we found there were individual missing person data bases. there were not integrated in they all ran on different infrastructures. we saw an important opportunity to leverage the power of crowd surges to create one common data base. that they became person finder. the response has been o

. >> british defense secretary, liam fox, talked about the government's decision not to deploy britishound troops in libya. this is a hearing is 90 minutes. >>> welcome to the committee on operations in libya. for coming in so soon after what we presumably was a long and grueling flight. before we begin, i would like to make a general announcement about jackets, i never make an announcement about whether people have to wear jackets but they don't. anybody wants to remove their jacket please do. and next, secretary of state please introduce your team. hardly necessary but nevertheless. >> thank you, chairman. gives me great pleasure to introduce my fellow witnesses on my right your left the assistant chief for operations who the committee knows well. and the director of operational policy, who the committee might know even better. perhaps i can, if i may, say a few words before we begin questions, chairman. >> with what in mind, exactly? >> if i may, one or two brief points about how we see this session and the -- >> this session being this evidence. >> this evidence session. >> okay. >

he is mourned by his parents, three sisters, two brothers, a fiance, and an infant san liam. i know his family is proud of him. they will always remember his spirit, his enthusiasm, his competitiveness, and his can-do attitude. they are the type of american family that constitute the pillars of our armed forces and are the reason our nation remains safe from its enemies. joseph's father, sergeant first class eugene chemper, has made service to the army his life's work. as an army recruiter, sergeant chemper had the unique experience of personally citing his son into the -- personally recruiting his son into the army. as a father and his a leader, sergeant chemper inspired both specialist chempe revment and his younger breer, private first class neaw chempe revment to wear the uniform of an american soldier with pride. the family laid their son to rest in nebraska on april 29, 2011. specialist chempe revment returned to his birthplace with value letter and honor having been award, both the purple heart and bronze star medals. i know i speak for all of my fellow nebraskans and