[unintelligible] marcia fudge, of course. is marcia here? we love marcia, i love marcia.[applause] we were acknowledging those folks that were in the crowd. marcia is going to do a great job. but joe biden and diei have been traveling all across the country. there are a lot of places where we're doing a lot of great work. but there are very few places where we are doing as much good work as we were doing right here in ohio. and cleveland, in just tw of days, you've got the chance -- >> yes, we can! yes, we can! yes, we can! yes, we can! yes, we can! yes, we can! yes, we can! >> i cannot hear you.

marcia and terrance wilson or are doing. this time, marshall matt police just outside her door. she had been shot multiple times, including in the face. she is listed in critical but stable condition at shock trauma. >> she walked of the house, suffering from those multiple gunshot wounds, as officers pulled up. they rendered aid to her and sought to the fact that she was transported to shock trauma. >> the couple had an 8-year-old boy and it is not known what the boys all are heard. police said the boy is now out with relatives. one neighbor expressed surprise that the boy was even in the house. >> i did not know there was anyone in the house other than the gentleman. >> terrance wilson, armed with a handgun, barricaded himself inside the town house. police set up an unusually large perimeter. swat teams travel back and forth from the crime scene in an armored car. negotiations tried to talk him

. >> woodruff: and gwen ifill talks to marcia coyle about today's supreme court arguments over moving inmates out of california's crowded prisons. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> lehrer: the long-awaited pentagon study on the effects of ending "don't ask, don't tell" was released today. it concluded there could be initial disruptions from dropping the ban on gays serving openly in the ranks, but there would be no long-lasting problems. the pentagon study began ten months ago. the question: what happens if congress repeals the policy that forced more than 13,000 personnel to leave the military in the last 17 years. some 115,000 troops responded to a mailed questionnaire. 70% said allowing gays and lesbians to serve openly would have positive, mixed or no effect. on the other hand, 30% pr

and marcia neil's character is afraid he is going to jump. mr.going to jump, i'm also not the character but i appreciate your thinking of me. let me say again what i repeated on the program several times. all of this can go away tomorrow, as long as i have breath, i will use that breath to speak about what i believe is the truth. as i've done several times on the broadcast and in that private public meeting with a partner of george soros, mr. soros, you're welcome on this program to spend an hour with me. repeatedly turn it down.

>periodista: marcia vive en new jersey y tiene una lihija de 10 años. >> no ha sido acosada persiperoeley aprobada por la legislatura estatal de new jersey para prevenir y castigo r el abuso o acoso en las escuelas. >> siempre me da una queja. porque los mismos niños son crueles hablando unos con otros. >periodista: la ley que tiene que ser ratificada por el gobierno, sería la más fuerte de la nación en contra del abuso. lo que en inglés se conoce como bue ... >> tomó fuerza después que este estudiante universitario se suicidio cuando compañeros de clases transmitieron su encuentro sexual con otro hombre. >> lo que tiene la capacidad de enviar un mensaje bien porque los mismos niños son crueles ---precisamente maÑana miercoles a las 6 de la tarde ---precisamente maÑana miercoles a las 6 de la tarde telemunod 48, estare abordando el tema del acoso--- ---tendremos testimonios de una madre aflijida por el caso de su hija, ademas de un especialista para hablarnos de como enfrentar el problema--- problema--- en noticiero telemundo 48 a las seis, tu voz en la comunidad= ---abrimos otra vez n

>periodista: marcia vive en new jersey y tiene una lihija de 10 años. >> no ha sido acosada persiperoeatal de new jersey para prevenir y castigo r el abuso o acoso en las escuelas. >> siempre me da una queja. porque los mismos niños son crueles hablando unos con otros. >periodista: la ley que tiene que ser ratificada por el gobierno, sería la más fuerte de la nación en contra del abuso. lo que en inglés se conoce como bue ... >> tomó fuerza después que este estudiante universitario se suicidio cuando compañeros de clases transmitieron su encuentro sexual con otro hombre. >> lo que tiene la capacidad de enviar un mensaje bien claro. y toma la vida de alguien, hay consecuencias en la ley para ese abuso. >periodista: la ley antiacoso. obli obligará a los superintendentes de reportar los casos a la junta de educación estatal los que no investigan las denuncias serán sancionados y el estudiante abusador será suspendido o expulsado. en las universidades del estado será obligatorio establecer un código antiabuso. new jersey ya tenían un acoso yo y abusos entre los stestudiantess. >> porque mu

aprovechó nuestras cámaras para advertir que no se va a contradecir, y que ha tratado de persuadir a marciaontradice hay gente por ahí que anda con mentiras, gente que anda inventando. porque da tristeza, que prefieren más un rating, que no destruir una familia >>> ya se descartó, hay posibilidad que esté involucrado? >>> uno se lo dije en la cara me pareció muy mala caña, y sí pasan cosas que se van a esclarecer muy pronto, pero hay cosas que se va a entender con un pasaporte que se me extravió, yo pensé, esos papeles... y se desaparecieron >>> yo te entiendo porque yo siento que hiciste como decirle, estás muy joven, y no entendías, como tirando la toalla para que se desarmara un poco la pena >>> sí, claro, ojalá se salve, ojalá hable, hemos tratado de .. >>> persuadirla? >>> no, pero no quiere hablar, está fuera de lugar >>> yo con la pena señores, tengo que decirles que no entiendo a gaby spanic, porque principalmente aquí en "la tijera" hemos hablado de todas las partes nos hemos conmovido con la tragedia de su familia, pero lamentablemente hemos comentado lo que ella hace, contradecir

envenenamiento de gaby spanic, unos exámenes indirían que no estaba envenada >>> >>> el padre de marcia médicas, y bueno, si estábamos del médico de la defensa, del forense >>> y qué fue lo que aportó >>> bueno, la inocencia de mi hija >>> manifestó quizas que nunca hubo envenamiento en la sangre?>>> claro, básicamente, que tira por la borda >>> pero si el caso resultara a favor, estaría su padre pensando en demandar >>> yo no quiero perjudicar, y nada de lo que es la justicia ni lo del juez yo quiero decir la verdad, la verdad es celeste, nada más lo que quiero es que se deje >>> antes que termine este año se conozca el veredicto del juez >>> obviamente que el abogado y el papá de celeste, la van a defender, me da coraje que los medios de comunicación den a conocer estow >>> perdóname, que te interrumpa, porque estás diciendo que los medios de comunicación están diciendo esto nosotros como medios de comunicación no podemos estar del lado de gaby spanic por el simple hecho de ser artista, nosotros simplemente mostramos lo que pasa >>> no, un momento >>> tenemos la obligación >>> entiend

marcia and terrence williams or arguing. this time she met police outside the door. she had been shot multiple times, including in the face. she is listed in serious but stable condition at shock trauma. >> officers rendered aid to her and saw that she was transported to shock trauma. >> the couple had an 8-rolle boys and is not known what he saw or heard. -- and 8-year-old boy. they say he is now with relatives. one never expressed surprise that the boy was even in the house. >> i did not know there was anyone in the house other than the gentleman. >> terrance williams barricaded himself inside the town house with a handgun. police blocked down the neighborhood and set up an unusually large preminger. >> i had some errands to run but i could not leave until after the situation was resolved. >> negotiations -- negotiators attempted to make contact and resolve the situation. court records indicate he was convicted in 2008. court records indicate the baby's mother harassed the williams household with phone calls but was not prosecuted. 2003, the williams -- wilson spot

marcia coyle of the national law journal was of course in the courtroom and joins us now.tart with some background on this california law. >> the law was enacted in 2005. it bans the sale or rental of violent video games to anyone under the age of 18. it defines violent video games as involving killing, maiming, dismembering, and sexually assaulting the image of a human being. the law never took effect because shortly after it was enacted the video game industry brought a challenge in federal court. the federal courts found that the law violated the first amendment. >> brown: that means california is appealing bringing the case to the supreme court. its lawyer went first today. what's the argument? >> the lawyer for california is a state attorney. zachary morazini. he told the courts that the law has two purposes, two goals. it's to help parents protect minors from accessing violent video games. secondly he said it's to protect minors from the harmful effect of using violent video games. he immediately encountered a blizzard of questions from the justices who asked basical

. >> it may be mean but marcia hoffman says posting information about a coworker is legal as long as the review is accurate. >> a comment that is truthful but unflattering, you know, basically just an opinion about somebody that's not a good one, is lawful speech protected by the first amendment. >> reporter: for his part he simply says they are taking every day observations and making them more accessible. >> the idea here is this conversation is already happening, we want to have it happen in a place where there are structures and rules. >> reporter: well farmer doesn't exactly like the rules. you can't delete bad ratings and anonymous users don't have to leave a comment, something he says makes this a dangerous tool. >> be careful who you make enemies with because they might sabotage your reputation. >> reporter: now you can't opt out of honestly.com but you can log onto and respond to your reviews. cbs5. >>> all right. the weather gets five stars. >> and to many people it seemed like a quiet weather pattern because really nothing was happening. however, we did have some changes a

. >> reporter: it may be mean, but marcia hoffman of the electronic frontier foundation says posting information about a coworker is legal as long as the review is accurate. >> a comment that is truthful but unflattering, basically just an opinion about somebody that's not a good one, is lawful speech. it's predicted by the first amend. >> reporter: for his party, he says they are simply taking everyday observations and making them more accessible. >> this conversation is already happening. we want to have it happen in a place where there are structure and rules. >> reporter: well, farmer doesn't exactly like the rules. you can't delete bad ratings and anonymous users doesn't have to leave a comment. something he says makes this a dangerous tool. >> be careful who you make enemies with because they might sabotage your reputation. >> reporter: now, you can't opt out of honesty. com. your best recourse is to go to the website and sign up and click on the connect with facebook link and it registers you through your facebook so they know you're an actual person not just some user making

my name is marcia anderson that i served as vice president for external affairs here at the universityand also as director of the office of economic engagement. we are very pleased to welcome you today. delight to see so many people in attendance, people from the business community here, from our faculty, students from the university of buffalo as well as other area colleges. school students with those. where are they? where is lancaster high school? all right, very good. from their studies they wanted to be here with us today. so happy to have them on campus. for many years ub has been fortunate to host many distinguished speakers here who provoke our thinking on the issues of the day, and our speaker today will do exactly that. on behalf of the office of the provost, the school of management and the office of economic engagement, we are very pleased to welcome this speaker here to our campus. our speaker today is the 10th president and ceo of the federal reserve bank of new york, a position he assumed two years ago. in that role he served as vice chairman and a prominent member of th

. >>> esto la llaman artes marcia míticas según ellos, esto requiere del conocimiento de dos artes marcialesa tal punto que varios policías fueron asignados por el ministerio de gobierno para evitar que la pasión se desborde. >>> siempre atentos a gente que unos a ap >periodist apoyan otros no. >>> la señora elvia tiene su corazón en un puño su hijo entrará a la jaula por primera vez ahí todo puede pasar. >>> le deseo suerte y que ponga todo lo de él porque a él le gusta y pido adiós que le vaya bien en este momento . >>> junto a ella vimos un encuentro cruel en el cuadrilátero, al final el dragón perdió, terminando una jornada más de lo que unos llaman deporte y otros califican como un despliegue de violencia sin control que nada tiene que hacer en un barrio de la capital bueno en el lugar no se pudo constatar la presencia de ningún equipo médico en el lugar, los vecinos prometen organizarse para im pe der que regresen. >>> y para nuestro final de impacto con la llegada de la celebración navideña le presentamos la botella de tequila más cara del mundo shg el envase de platino, con diamantes

medical treatment fresh food and lots of living space the place is also home to a tiger celebrity marcia was given to put in as a birthday present in two thousand and eight and he later gave her up for adoption according to the world wildlife fund russia has developed a simple yet effective strategy of saving this endangered species besides setting aside protected areas it includes a ban on hunting and anti-poaching activities that allowed us to. ration the russian far east from about. as low as fifty animals in the middle of the last century about three hundred by the eighty's now for the last twenty years more or less they will population the level of four to five hundred animals in many countries these animals are on the brink of extinction the current summit on the issue and saying peter's group is looking at turning old it round the world thirteen tiger range nations are hoping to double the population of the species by twenty twenty two that would be a boon not just for tigers themselves but for the millions around the world who love them. does our t. cross in the region. well the

. >> vamos a con marcia ortiz. quiero que me cuentes quÉ es lo que pasÓ con tu amiga?nformaciÓn personal compartiste informaciÓn personal y ella se lo contÓ para a otra persona. >> yo no creÍa cuando me decían que ella decÍa esas cosas de mÍ. >> cuÁl fue la razÓn? >> ella tenÍa envidia de mí, porque todo el mundo me llama y habla conmigo y ella signifiestaba como acongojada. >> por la chispa. >> yo a donde voy pongo mi sazÓn. ya no es mi amiga. >> cÓmo saliste de esta relaciÓn? porque a veces uno sabe que hay personas que no son muy buenas personas y que tienen estos episodios de envidia. >> yo lleguÉ a tener mucho cariÑo de ella. yo lo que hice fue es alejarme de una manera que no se diera... de un buetazo! [risas] >> cÓmo podemos reconocer a gente que tienen este comportamiento. >> muchas personas lidian con la envidia y con la falta de valores y en esto es a lo que nos tenemos que enfocar. en estos valores para lidiar con esta mala energÍa. con las personas que entendemos que es una posible enemÍa. >> son personas muy inseguras de sÍ mismas, y tienen que tener el co

lighter green indicates lighter showers and we will continue to see marcia worried whether on sunday. --shower whether--70 around the bay it shows us we will continue with wet weather and cooler temperatures as well. the storms system delivering a batch of cool air out there. temperatures don't look lead to they will get out of the fifties in the weekend. rain for tomorrow shower sunday enchants continues for monday. let's look at traffic. >> happy friday no problems on the road right now. the bay bridge toll plaza very few cars headed to san francisco meter and light still offer not seen any problems across the upper deck. san mateo bridge looking in the clear right now you can see no problems in either direction across the span of 92 you will run into construction southbound and northbound 880 getting to the span. but that is not causing any significant delays. no backups you're tolgolden gate bd quiet wet pavement out there but traffic on the fact that very few car southbound into san francisco right now. no problems during county. our millbrae cameron nice light traffic in both di

and last but not least, marcia johnson blanco. we'll give our panelists the opportunity to make opening remarks. >> first of all, i am used to coming every other monday to teach at georgetown, where i taught full-time. i remain a tenured professor by teaching here every other week. i'm not used to being here on thursdays. but i am pleased to come in this capacity. my students call me, as i insist, professor norton. here, i guess i really am congresswoman norton. i am pleased to talk about democrats. it's a time for democrats to look at adversaries. i must say something about republicans, especially about what bhoast surprises me. as polarized as the country is, and it's just as unevenly divided as it was, what most surprises me is the opening of the republicans. there is almost unanimous agreement, and it's hard to get that, across lines on what was most important to the electorate. we are criticized for somehow not understanding that. i disagree with that. republicans will speak about the deficit. it's hard to get away from the f

[crowd murmuring] marcia was not on the list. is she here? we love her.st not here, that is all. that is my girl. we were knowledge and those in the crowd, but we love her. she will do a great job. joe biden and dime -- i have been traveling all across the country. there are a lot of places where we are doing a lot of great things. there are very few places where we are doing as much good work as we are doing right here in ohio. cleveland, in just two days you have the chance. [crowd chanting "yes we can."] [cheers and applause] >> i cannot hear you. did you just say, "yes we can"? [crowd chanting] in two days, you have a chance toffect the state for years to come just a kid in 2008. you can confi conventional wisdom, the scale was dumb that says you cannot oveome the cynicism in our policy. you cannot overcome all the special interest and their money. you cannot tackle the biggest challenges in this country. in two days, you have the chance to once again say, "yes we can ." [applause] cleveland, there is no doubt that this is a difficult election. that i

pleased to be joined t today by my wife, my family, my son and my daughters and my parents, ben and marciaese are the people who mean the most to me in the world. anything i've accomplished in life has been because of their love and support. chicago is where i was born and where my children were raised. they are the fourth generation of my family to live here. only the opportunity to help president obama as his chief of staff could have pried me away from chicago and only the opportunity to be away from this city could have pried me away from the president's side. because he knows and loves chicago, president obama supported my decision for which i'm grateful. as many of you know, i spent the last five weeks traveling around this great city. grocery store to grocery store, el stop to el stop, hearing the many things we love about chicago, and also the things that must change to make it better. my tell it like it is. >> rahm emanuel getting settle o announce his candidacy. this comes as no surprise to most political watchers. he resigned his post as chief of staff a couple months back. now

some of them prompted by people industry like marcia to get very good comments on the previous paper. to see if inputting a methodology might change our findings in some way. so let me first to start really quickly, and show you that we really are talking about three very different housing markets in these three states. the orange line is california. california will stay orange throughout the presentation. pennsylvania is blue. and ohio is green. so what you can see is the real effect of the california sort of housing bubble over this time period. pennsylvania i slight increase in housing price over the time period. ohio was basically flat. we also see pretty significant differences in trends in sort of the foreclosure crisis. if you look at 2006 which is sort of right at the death of california where the orange line gets close to the axis as possible. we see quite elevated foreclosure rates that are in pennsylvania at about 3% but certainly in ohio where they already were experiencing about 5% foreclosure rate. this is for all of those. however, california outdid itself and you can s

and last but not least, marcia johnson blanco, representing the lawyers committee voting rights projectquestions we'll give panelists opportunity to make opening remarks. congresswoman? >> first, let me say i'm used to coming every other monday to teach at georgetown where i taught full time and remain a tenured professor by teaching here every other week. i am not used to be here on thursdays but i'm pleased to come in this capacity. my students call me as i insist, professor norton. here i guess i really am congresswoman norton. let me, i jotted some few random notes. let me quickly see what in the world do i think about this election. i'm pleased to talk about democrats. since i'm a democrat and have to look at our adversaries, let me say something about republicans, especially what most surprises me. as polarized as country is, and it is just as evenly divided as it was, what most surprises me the opening salvo of the republicans. there is almost unanimous agreement, it is hard to get that, across the line on what was most important to the electorate. indeed, we are criticized for n