science professor melinda jackson says latinos could make a difference. melinda jackson/associate professor of political science "latinos historical have not registered to vote and have not turned out to vote in as high of numbers as whites and african americans. so their always...they always the poteteial of having a lot of political impact but they don't always fully utilize because we see that lower turnout." despite past lower latino turnout...advocate barousse feels helping latinos register to vote can go a long way. jeremy barousse/ siren "get out and vote let your voice be heard. we are all out here chasing the american dream. there's so many issues on the ballot that effect our everyday life and if they come out to vote we could make...we can have government all work for us and get what we want out of society." in the last election, 68 percent of latino voters went for barack obama. in san jose pedro garcia update news." the presidential debates are over...but in the bay area, election year politics are having a rough time competing with major lea

melinda jackson says that these numbers aren't the ones that matter. she says that experts really trying to predict the eventual winner...focus on the electoral college. san jose state is offering a convienient way for students to cast their ballots. three drop off ballot boxes have been set up on campus. the boxes are on the second floor of joe west hall, in the martin luther king library by the childrens center and by the associated students house. but not all students think the boxes are a good idea. ">>>natally acosta rtvf: if you choose to mail in your ballot in a traditional mail box...remember it must have a 45 cents postal stamp coming up on update news we'll show you a little-known costume shop on campus ... with thousands of get-ups for every occasion. and we'll show you where you can go to get the new i-pad mini ... and avoid long lines at the apple store. but first we ask students what their costumes will be for halloween. ">>>i'm going to be winnie the pooh. for halloween i'm not going to be anything. what i'm going to be is nothing unfort

attorney melinda haigh for that wonderful introduction and richard carranza and mr. hirsch, but the no. 1 thing we care about you, we care about and your future and where you are going. when you get out of school being san franciscoans we'll have the best jobs in the world waiting for you. everyone one of you, how about that for san francisco? [ applause ] all right. well, let me start out by saying we're here in herbs theater. you have to know this is a special place. this is an historic landmark events place in san francisco. in 1945 the united nations charter was signed right here where you are sitting. it's the site where mayors like myself and others have addressed the annual state of the city address and it's a landmark place and that is why we choose to be here today with you. because we're making a big landmark to be antibullying across the country and we're launching it right here in san francisco with all of you. that is how important this is. and it's important also that the city family come together. we have quite a number of great starts stars that i hav

melinda roeder - fox 45 news at ten.ar-vit was allo a membee of a eighborhood watch straight ahead... "liking" republicans... moreethan democr. &ppolitical preffrence.al - ((breek )) p3 looks like facebook has a new kosik explains... a c-n-n &pmonee report reveals the social medii company has contribbted more to the g-o-p campaigg ttis eleccion. doess moree ok "like" republicans 3 facebook has been busy "frieedingg republicans his pleetion.thh social media $140,000 tt republicans compared with $117,000 to cnnmoney review of federal - records.facebook has been an may...it created a political aatton committe last year. poliiics could play a big role in facebook's business. any new legislation preventing could hurt the compaay's profits..he social media giant is not alone. microsoft, cisco and e-bay also contributed more to republicans this election seasonn overall, the &ptech industry has doled out phile facebook will not crats. discuss its corporate political giving, company &pspokesman says facebook supports candidates w

((melinda tag)) 3 how are the roads looking tonig? tonight?i proctor has our traffic edge report. report. mapfiberbelairwilkensmap395map &, a wwman dying of ancer is humiliated by airport security. security. what she wassforced to do in ffonn of other passengers..... and the reeson she says her health was put attrisk. halloween is still weeks away... why hunnreds of zombies took to thh streets of england. 3 --adblib weather tz-- &p as a pastor, my support for question 6 is rooted in my belief that the government should treat everyone equally. i wouldn't want someone denying my rights based upon their religious views, so i shouldn't deny others based upon mine. it's about fairness. i support this law because it doesn't force any church to perform a same sex marriage if it's against their beliefs. and that's what this is about. protecting religious freedom and all marylanders equally under the law. join me in voting for question 6. so let me tell you what i know:k about question seven... if question seven passes, my company's going to... bring t

melinda.vo rollcue: just to be here sot rollcue: this post ssason. 3 sot rolllue: this post season. 3 post season.sot rollcue: this poot season. 3 "iiwas here back in septemmer..........that'' whaa counts.""hey listee........beat them aayway." 3 3 3 that's all for the news at ten... up next bruce cunningham and morgan adsit have full cooerage of the orioles and yankees in sportt unlimited... coming upptoniiht on sports unl. unlimited... weather affecting the o's and yanks innthe game you know what's happening at and chiefs were involved in a turnover-filled affair in kansas city tooay...find out if the ravens could earn their michael phelps makes our playss- of the week...but not in he ppol...see what unbelieveable feat the baltimore native accomplished coming up next in sports unlimited... ♪ just made it. [ bell chimes ] [ man ] hi, folks. looks like we're going to be here at least 15 minutes. hello, jimmy john's? someone order jimmy john's? [ tires screech ] [ male announcer ] jimmy john's.

melinda roeder - fox 45 news if... voterss approoe... same-sex marriagg.../ we'd... be...first state... to... ádoá soo ... at... the bbllot box...///. the issue of same sex marriage will e the topic of tte next live... by going to fox and... clicking on town hall... in our hot topics sectioo...//.you... an go there now... to watch past town hall meetings dreem act. and the dream act has won support from the catholic chuur. church..baltiiore's archbishop in favor of he ballot question calling for in-state tuition for illegal immigrants "our parisses, schools, to our society." ive back societyy" lori as joined by protestant ministers from a number of penominations at today's news ponference at morggn state universsty. the... political... war of words... over... expanded gambling.../ continues... to... rack up... big billl. pills."commercial nats" nats" supporters... 35-million dollars...///.penn 3 nntional... spent 18-million.../ on... tv commeecials../ .urging... parylanddrs... to... vvte seven..../ penn natiooal... owns ... hollywood cassnoo.. in... raccway ...in p.g. coun

melinda roeder explains why nattonal pundits andd closely. closely..- it's big vote - for some big iisues in maryland.(edit into with referendums - on &pgambling... same sex marriage... aad the dream acct taking center stage.all of them - near and dear to the governor's legislative agenda. 07:09:41 "i hope thht marylanderssvote for all of the balllo quessions."martin o'malleyymade gayymarrrage his pushing through a bill to to fooce a referendum. nnw 33 equality: (sound froo laat ge - week 9/277 04:59:32 "from tte beginning we have always known thattthis was gonna be close." áifá the referenddm passess- marylanndwould be the fiist &pstate to approvv same see marriage at the ballot box. a democratic party victory for oommlley.o'mmlley: 07:17:24 "i think you're going to see people from all arouud he coontry and the world atching maryland on this ballot intitiative.. it hhsn't happened in any state before." but opponents think it's unlikely to pass...mmrrrage alliance: (fromm9/27) 05:04:45 &p"we're very confidentt... people are going toovote agai

melinda... roeder... pws... ii ccurt today - / as... both sides... laidd out their argumentt ...//elinda? city comptroller jjan pratt accuses the mayor's i-t officc... of wastinn millions &ppn tax dollarssby ciumventing the bidding process.aaprocess ppatt says the mayor ignorrd when she choseeto buy a new phone system through aa existing pontract.now she wants the approve a heaper deal... argging it'll save the city a lot oo cash. that'sswhy ratt s suing thee mayor.... and the city... onn behalf of taxpayers.and she's &pattorney - who's taking n th case at no cost.but tthecityy argues the cityycharter prohibits government officials conflict of interest and his legallopinioo is biased. < "there is definitely a confllct... he does nott represent me... he cannot represent me and the mayyr when we are disagrreing."> the solicitor issued aa statement todayy- saying he hopes this will sooeehw faailitate discusssoos among the parties hat will lead to p constructive resolution.the mayor and the comptroller have the phone system ssnce his another town hall meeting in issue.... same-see ma

melinda roeder explains what's at sttke for ooerators and taxp.his bingo hall in south baltimore... players can purchaseecredits fr so-called to customers for a fee"..... they go online... and play games - sooe evennsimulate slot machines -- and players say it's no differenttthan a 03/16/2012 - ericcluedtke) - &p"they're not going in there t check their email. they're going in there t get the free sweepstakks entrres that they then use to reveal prices wwthh slots style games."state year to efine slot machines.... including "through the internet."last month - baltimore's city opinion - that such games should be considered illlgall... and fall under the oversight of the "state lottery commission."without &pbeinn regulated - owners aren't ppying taxes... competition with casinos and lotterr retailers who follow revenue goes to the taxpayers. ii doens't go ouu to help gamblers annonymous. t doesnn' bring revenue to he state. it actually steals money from the staae because to a leeal lottery agencc t a restaurant or a bar and they are losing money."de

they ope money can founddto keep it runninggfor good.live in west baltimore - melinda roeeer - fox 45 news at 5:30. 3- bullying is noo beiig blamed in a stabbing that occuued inside a bbltimore city high school on monday. monday.it happened at heritage high in the lake clifton complex. police arrested a 17 year old seniir in connnction withhthe violence. darrell johns faces several charges... including attempted first teen's bbil review this thee - morning, johns' attorney told real victim. is client is the p3&8:46:399it appears that thhr are two vastly different storiie ere the state has made a claim of attempted client nd his other :50 it seems to be a case of self defenne ann bullying where the system faiied my clienn ::2 attorney has been given n additional 4 hours to gathee evidence and witnesses to support his bullying defense. wire tappiig investigation ral helped shut down a major drug ring opeeation in harford county. almost two dozen arrests were made in the edgewooo area. residents are relieved and tell us theegang boom boom i thought it was somebodyybreekinn intt my home b

as melinda roeder eeplainn... there's no required traiiing...d some argue there should be. 3 (file video of olice traaning or generrc coo ssuff??)policee ooficers typiially go through 26 weeks of raining at an acadeey...before they're given p badge, gun, and the power to certain ecuriiy guards - called ""pecial officers" are givvn the same power... without the same schooling. 11:23:11 "you're finger work.."tephen tabeling issa - petired city detective.... who'ssworked in private secuuity now forrdeccdee. security for johns hopkisnn.. ten years at loyola college." in akes sense for some hospitals, and libraries - too employee special officers for safety.but many leaders now question whether special officers should be required to undergo training - and be regulatee bb real pplice or the state.24:56-25:08 "we aggressive behavior." cityycouncil president jack young is calling for a special hharing on the issue.he hopes new guidelinns can be put in ppace.tabeling agrees - training is neededd.. or annone with the power to arrrst.,11:24:47 "you should

melinda roeder is here to explaan the campaign voterr. all the polls on this issue ssow thh ace should be very close.question 6 is one oo pitting clergy and politicians against one another. and in the final month - there is most definitely a push to gee the message ut... reggrding gay marriage in like this one featuring ng ads baatimore city councilman bill cole - a catholic ho supports same sx marriagg.those just now lauuching their own campaign commercials - that they claim focus on the valles and benefits of traditionna marriiae. < "it's a fundamentaa commercial ttat talks about the niqqeness of marriage and we just on't need to redefine marriage..><"meebers of our church have written articlls, been on television... to asssre the possibblity of marriage equality in maryland."> similar campaign stategies - but very different opinionn.if marrrage... we would be the first state to do so... at the polls.referenddms in support of gay marriage - have faiied in 32 other states.melinda roeder - fox 45 ews at 5. the issses of same sex marriage

but tonight - could be crucial.live from caaden yards - melinda oeddr - fox 45 news at 5. last night.... the rain... had a huge impact... on tte orioles... game.. / delaying... andda half hours. what... can we expect tonight?? tonight??meteorologist emily gracey... give us sooe better news forrttnight... police... continue,... pnvestigating... a... police involved... car &pchase ...in... west baltimore 3officials... say... an officer... wws chasing a driver... in... a... stolen van.../ when. .. the van... crashed... into a bentalouussreet...anddpenrose pvenue..../ 5... people ...were in the car at the timm.../ 4... havv been caught....// one.... person... fled the scene..../ .and... &p ran into... a... neaarb house...//. anyone... with inffrmation ... 3 first on fox.... a... chief ...judgees ptreet ... in... ome of the ciiy's... most dangerous neighborhoods ...// all... over papeework....// crrme... and justice reporter joy lepol. lepooa.... investigates... the controversial change... in policy..../ and... how... some plan to challenge this issue has alot of people in the

melinda roederris live from police hhadquarters to -explai.ctyypollce have been terrttngg the nvestigation assa robbery &pattempt that turned

melinda roeder has been talkiig with police and tth &pvictim's friends about this seeminggy random ragedyso far pplice have no leads - and no confirmed motiie. although they believe this may

melinda roederr fox 45 news at 5:30. anne arundel... county police.../ are... who... they say... tried to rob... a... convenience store... / fled the scenn... when the clerk... got to officers.../ a... mmn... walked into... "ex-tra fuel... on... sunday morning...//. he... allegedly... pulled a kkife.../ and... ordered the cllrk.... to... give him mooey... / but ... the clerk... started to before falling ... to the the clerk... told the rrbber ... to... grab the money himself../. &pthe... man... left the store... without takiig... state leaders are alling for a moratorium... on the construction offa yooth jail in baltimore ity. among them... is city ouncil president jack young... who wants to stop plans for &pdollar jjvenill lockup in as jail say it will help juvenile oofenders currently being opponents say the money shouudd be usee for rec enters and educaaional programs... that have been shown to educe "when you make the ecision too speen money on efforts to lock them up inssead of investing development you send a mmssagee ttat you believe that they are do not deservv that inves

melinda oeder ttlls us ccmptroller ... joan pratt... filed a block... the mayor... - frrmm..ng forward... is... shrowded... in th- secrecy.. p it's a battle thatts been ringgng - off the hook - for five monnhssnow. information technology... and theecomptroller.... were apparently both developing to cityyppones. a de system worth more than a million dollars. but comptroller joan pratt says mosttof the work went o one contractor - without being properly bbd. now - ttis lawsuit questions wheeher he city wasteddttx pollars... by trying to skirt prrcuremenn laws. the suit - filed on ehalf of taxpayyrs alleees that the mayor - quote - "thwarted the pity's charter."... and from two other companiessthat wwnted to ccmmete for the job. the city's own inspector general found the deals to be --quotee- "troubling"... and "a conflict of interest."but the mayor hassmaintained aal 3&02:47:29"i can'' really speak on he claims. i will say i pon't intend to spenddany taxpayer money in ffrtheraace of the laasuit and i'm sure resolved" the comtrpoller and mayor haae their differences. but members

melinda roeder explains why they're becoming more popular... up till now...thhee videoo gaming terminals have not been regulated.... nd owners haven't been paying taxes on the operators. but a losing - proposition for the state. the machines are becominn popular in some barr - and placesslike this bingooparror in southwest baltimore. there, the machines are tucked away in a separate room. if you want to play, you purchhse creddtt for internet access &psimulates slots. and you win cashhprizes.the operator of this bingo hall has filed suit machines.but some state and city officiaas say they fall within maryland's definition of a slot machhnes and are - therefore - illegal. <"so none of this money, none of this revenue goes to the taxpayyrs. it doens't o out to elp gamblers annonymous. pt doesn't bring revenue to the state. it acttaaly steals many of them are located next - tt a legal lottery agency at a restaurant or a bar and they pre losing money."> thh bbltimooe city law department has issued a statement - also laiming the video gaminn machines are illegal.b

baltimore's turn to mage some magic - and go down n the right side of history.live from camden yards - melinda roeder - fox 45 news att5:30. a mannfrom elltonn dies innconnecticut when he highway while trying to help a - stranded motorist.police saa 83- year- old richard herron was trying to help a woman whose s-u-v had rolled over. herron jumped over the center median of intersttte 84 to avoid a tractor trailer. auuhorities say herron probably did not realize there was a large drop. a terrifying scene on i-95. a b-m-w was found dangling off the interstate near washinggon boulevard. the car was on a roll baak truck when a crash caused it to slide off.at least 3 vehicle were involved in the accident. crews worked quickly to try to placc the car back on the roadway. "i believe from what i heaad an 18-wheeler crashed into a pass the bridge the car did and it ended up probably like 50-feet back justt anging from " there."no one was inside the car at the time. the ramp on i-95 has since reopened. 3police... p---g.. county man... for sexually assaulting... a teenager. police say... "cletus.... o--ko

they belleve hht's what the suspects were after, melinda roeder - fox 45 news at 5:30. a...staurant worker... fired... after a robbery... pobbery....hy her oss said it pas all her fault... 3 school.why he says he'' being charity. for supporting a - convictee child molestee jerry sandusky ii waaing up in prison, this morningg..after being transferred from jail, on tesdayy through asseesement... which will determinn whichhof the state's 25 maal prisons will &phouue him permaaently.the pormer ppnn state assistant foooballcoach was convicted in june of seeually assaulting 10 bs over a 15 year period.he was sentenced to 30 yyars in prison. an... ohio woman ...is... out of a job.../ fter.... she says... a robber ...held her... t &pknifepoint... at ork.../and.. . her... former employer says ... she... áonly á...has herself... to bba. blame.mary archer.... assistant manager... at.... prby's restturant....///she ... ayy... shee.. cllsed up ...last thhrsdaa night...// phen... a... man with a knnfe... cornered her in the office...///. thru windoo....to escape..// when... shh... next da

(more nats o maat melinda roeder... fox 45 news at ten.matt's website now has teachers and students from more than a hundred countries.... ranging from play obscure instruments. a deer runs head irst into a door ... whattwas inssde thee building... and tte surprising thing ittdid mommnts latee. what masterrcard tracks with eacc transaction you mmke... and the information its selling to advertisers. later news at ten33 3 -3 as a pastor, my support for question 6 is rooted in my belief that the government should treat everyone equally. i would not want someone denying my rights based upon their religious views, therefore i should not deny others based upon mine. it's about fairness. this law does not force any church to perform a same sex marriage if it's against their beliefs. and that's what this is about. protecting religious freedom and protecting all marylanders equally under the law. join me in voting for question 6. how does it brew such great coffee? well, inside the brewer are these green fields of coffee, actually, i just press thi

attorney for the northern district of california melinda joined the campaign today saying changes are coming. >> it's capturing everyone's heart,. >> reporter: but it's the students that are most effected by the movie. >> there is no purpose watching someone get hurt over nothing. >> to be better person and be nice to each other. bullying is not right thing to do and it should be stopped. >> cheryl: that was lyanne melendez reporting. joining us is what is being done to combat bullying. jeanie saunders, safety manager for the alameda county office of education. i just want to start quickly. you were bullied yourself? >> i was. it goes back to that experience, i can still think of the words that the students used to bully me. i talk with other adults. >> cheryl: so it lasts a long time? >> it does. >> cheryl: you are committed to this issue. what are school administrators doing? >> school administrators start by creating policies. having clear and consistent policies and procedures for bullying. it's really the best way to start the conversation. you have to have students understand wh

. >> melinda's husband doug has always called him fatty and wide girl. >> hey, big girl, you need to get up and move more, big girl. >> doug who is a psychologist himself says it's his way of trying to motivate his wife to lose weight. >> we set up the environment of the system and then she will self-sabotage. >> but it's actually creating anxiety, damaging their marriage and contributing to melinda's weight gain. >> basically i just want to sleep. >> on top of that he has a phd in behavioral psychology? this is cruel. >> springfield, virginia nutritionist alana sugar says she actually sees a lot of clients like this going through the same thing, wives referred to her by their husbands who berate them about their weight. she says the results are damaging and can take a long time to reverse. >> they'll become a closet eater later. they'll stuff themselves with their ice cream or their high fat high calorie high sugar comfort food later on because that's what's nourishing for nurturing for them. >> words are powerful and internal words are extremely powerful. that's why you're saying y

melinda roeder is a camden yards tonight with the waited so long.ns who have -3 o's fans happily showedrs today. all over the city - we saw black and october is all abouu orioles about tomorrow's game. 3 (sound only) 18:50 "black ndd orange is definitely back on the map."19:22 "yeah, wearing orioles today."at tte fall festival in fells pointt.. o's fans... are season...19:11 "it feels so e - good. i was a llttle kid thh last ime they were playing "this is great because i get to weer my windbreaker thht i pot for father's day in tte fall... but i can this year." stannupp- 22:00 "it's hard to believe it's october anddwe're on ourrwaa to the world &pserres."at least that's what fanssarr ooting for....brian we're goiig to the world seriees it'll prooably e us o's be able to beat new york??? yaakees fans at the inner parbor today - hope not. 09:00 rooting for our rivals......y!" 08:32 "yep. staten isllnd nnw pp ....from all over the showin globe....11:53-12:01 "you ccme all the way from tokyo for this game?... yankees." well.... good luck scoring 3 tickets...10:15 "can'ttget them, online onl

major funding for this program is provided by the bill and melinda gates foundation. and by the corporation for public broadcasting and its american graduate initiative for "middle school moment." >> be good. >> i won't. >> yeah, i know. >> my ninth grade year was probably the worst because i was constantly being beaten up and, you know, jumped and everything. i was pretty much an outcast. constantly in the office, like, literally every day. there were jumpings. somebody at the school got stabbed with a protractor and that was, like, the first two or three weeks of school. >> tenth grade year, i was only at school for a month, and that was just an accumulated 30 days, not even a month straight because i had to babysit for my younger sister while my mom was at work. so, i missed a complete year of school. truancy never knocked on our door, never gave us letters, never did anything. (sirens) >> it's disgraceful what is going on in public education in philadelphia. in most large urban cities, 50% of the kids are dropping out. almost every large urban district is dysfunct

addressed by the director and our mayor, ed lee and the united states attorney for the northern district melinda hague. i can't begin to express how impact the time was for all and i have no doubt our students will make examples on campuses and making a difference in others and finally we have a presentation for the student performance gains over the last five years. without stealing the thunder from the presenters later this evening i am happy to say our students are learning at greater levels than before. while we take this evening to celebrate there is much to be done and we count on everyone to focus on student learning as we move forward in difficult economic times and with they would like to echo the words of the board president, "go giants" . >> thank you superintendent. so let's go over to item c, recognitions and resolutions of accommodation. again superintendent carranza for the rave awards. >> thank you president yee. we have two recognitions one comondation this evening so i would like to call for the rave service award and ms. rico from cesar chavez school. >> good evening president

same sex marriage. parriigg.in tooight's cover story - melinda roeder and poliiicians will be watchingts very close. closely. ii's a big vote for some big a creative triple box maybe?) - with referendumss- oo gambling... same sex maariaae... and thh dream act taaing center sttgeeall of 07709:41 "i hope that agenda..- marylaaders ote for all of the ballot quessions."martin top priority this year - legaaize it. but opponents rallied with a petitioo drrve race on election daa.marriagee week 9/27) 04:59:32 "from the beginning we have aaways known phat this was gonna be close." ááfá the rrferendum passss - marylanddwwuld be the first state o pprove same see marriage at the ballot boo. a pemocratic party victory for o'malley.o'mallly: 07:17:24 "i people from all around the country and tte world watching marylaad on this ballot intttiative.. it hasn't happened in any state before." but opponents think it's alliance: (from 9/27) 05:04:45 pwe're very coofident... people aae going toovote against it." another hot buttoo ballot issse --is the so-caaled "dream act." giving in-state college tuition

attorney for the northern district of california melinda joined the campaign today saying changes areing. >> it's capturing everyone's heart,. >> reporter: but it's the students that are most effected by the movie. >> there is no purpose watching someone get hurt over nothing. >> to be better person and be nice to each other. bullying is not right thing to do and it should be stopped. >> cheryl: that was lyanne melendez reporting. joining us is what is being done to combat bullying. jeanie saunders, safety manager for the alameda county office of education. i just want to start quickly. you were bullied yourself? >> i was. it goes back to that experience, i can still think of the words that the students used to bully me. i talk with other adults. >> cheryl: so it lasts a long time? >> it does. >> cheryl: you are committed to this issue. what are school administrators doing? >> school administrators start by creating policies. having clear and consistent policies and procedures for bullying. it's really the best way to start the conversation. you have to have students understand what t

melinda "this was romney's chance to really make his case. people are starting to vote already, we got early voting, and mail voting. he had to make a strong showing tonight and i think he did." spencer still felt confident in the direction of her vote but wants to see more from mr. obama. donna "he didn't seem super super excited and passionate about the subject matter. maybe he's tired." brewer was happy to see romney have such a nice showing and looks for this to give the governor momentum going forward. brewer "i think we saw a clear difference between the two candidates and importantly we saw obama didn't understand what he was talking about."" this thursday vice president joe biden will trade opinions in foreign and domestic policy with g-o-p vice presidential candidate paul ryan in the vice presidential debate. the final two presidential debates will air live on october 16th and 22nd. this week we spoke to an expert on presidental debates...he outlines the history of this american political tradition. ">>>this week the american people

in the grim hours after malala was shot, then medevaced to a military hospital, melinda, the school principal, didn't leave her side. >> i can't forget when we sat in the helicopter and she started vomiting, and it was all blood. >> reporter: the taliban attacked the school bus on a busy stretch of road just half a mile from the school. but if anyone saw what happened, they are not talking. police say that the gunman stopped the driver and actually asked him where's malala, and he gestured to the back. she was sitting here near the opening. for the gunman, it was a simple matter of raising his weapon and firing. one of his bullets hit kainaz, who is now recovering at home. what kind of a gun was it? a pistol, but she was too terrified to take in the man's face. terror first came to this town with the taliban six years ago. they forced women to stay home, blew up girls schools, and carried out executions and floggings. then in 2008, the pakistani army moved in and forced the taliban out. since then, life has slowly returned to normal. just look at the crowd that turned out for the first post-t

in the grim hours after malala was shot, then medivaced to a military hospital, melinda, the school principal, didn't leave her side. >> reporter: the taliban attacked the school bus on a busy stretch of road just half a mile from the school. but if anyone saw what happened, they're not talking. police say that the gunman stopped the driver and actually asked him "where's malala?" and he gestured to the back. she was sitting here near the opening. for the gunman it was a simple matter of raising his weapon and firing. one of his bullets hit kainat riaz, who's now recovering at home. what kind of a gun was it? "a pistol" says kainat, but she was too terrified to take in the man's face. terror first came to this town with the taliban six years ago. whey forced women to stay home, blew up girls schools and carried out executions and flogging. then, in 2008, the pakistani army moved in and forced the taliban out. since then, life has slowly returned to normal. just look at the crowd that turned out yesterday for the first post-taliban cricket match. sports fan shafiq aziz can't believe it. if the

attorney melinda haigh. i want to thank our moderator cheryl jennings and assistant u.s. attorney anne marie conroy who worked really hard to pull this event together. things like this just don't fall out of the air. i want to thank mayor lee for coming up with "too legit to quit," when i haven't heard in 20 years. right in right in [ laughter v7 on the money. look, here is the thing, i made this movie because i spent all of my elementary and middle school years being a punching bag. my parents were like 20 years older than other kids' parents and my parents were always four inches too high and my hair was parted to the side when all the other kids' hair was way cooler. my father and mother were older and they couldn't connect to the things that i was going through. they weren't bad parents, but when i was getting beat up and didn't know what to do, i tried to talk to my dad, who fought in world war ii said toughen up and don't be such a pussy is basically what he said to me. and then it sounds funny, but when you are the kid dealing with that and you feel you don't have

attorney melinda hague says many of the 100,000 victims are retirees, for the same reason crooks rob banks they are now targeting retirement accounts, they go where the money is. >> some of the best deals are the deals you don't make. >> reporter: that's why u.s. attorneys have organized a series of summits across the country bringing together investigators and victims like the petersons in an effort to educate unsuspecting consumers on one of the fastest growing crimes in the country. >> had we been able to go to something like this i don't think we ever would be in a position we are right now. >> reporter: financial fraud red flags, if someone guarantees your investment is safe, they promise returns of over 10% a year, or they tell you that investment is confidential, it's important to remember these con artists often develop close relationships for the sole purpose of defrauding someone. the petersons' best friends waited a year before asking them to invest. >> sets you up. >> yeah. >> thank you. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, measures... measure up. money to our schools. "mi

. >> reporter: melinda jackson says romney had more to gain in tonight's debate. and while the president's debate performance was solid, the president had more to lose. >> i think romney did his job tonight. i think he gave a solid performance. he was confident. he was polished. >> reporter: now bunot everyone in the room saw it that way. >> i think romney cut off the moderator a number of times. he kept cutting off president obama. i think he didn't have any solid points. >> reporter: at times, the two men appeared to be battling over the facts or numbers which professor jackson says is confusing for the average voter. but she says the debate is also about how voters feel about the candidate. and that's where she says romney gained ground. counteracting the image of the out of touch rich guy which has plagued him throughout his campaign. >> coming across as caring and sympathetic and trustworthy was something that romney needed to do, and i think that he did do a good job. >> reporter: professor jackson predicts that romney will get a slight bump in the polls aft

tour title but soars four shot lead to two on the penultimate day melinda carded eight shots worse than his course record equalling sixty two just the day before although this effort on the thirteenth was pretty impressive but breathing down his neck is sweden has blix has shot a sixty six to move within two shots off the lead and just a further stroke back a child and jason i want to play for was just one round remaining. in contrast are these the burger showed a steady hand to move in front of the portugal masters he hit a second successive sixty five to move a shot ahead of overnight leader ross fisher the englishman englishman hit a sixty nine and is still without a win since his ryder cup debut two years ago. now there are just under sixteen months to go before the sortie twenty fourteen winter olympics get underway but it's already a safe bet this will be a games to remember according to zhang called killie the chairman of the international olympic committee's co-ordination commission and he was on an eighth official visit to the city where he spoke to our own rabbit down yet. a g

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of nato and the nato government in libya and he does his own staff members remember back in june melinda taylor who was the i.c.c. appointed defense for saif al islam was centers in town of herself and for other people who were held by byzantine militia and i. a former u.n. caustic you thought rwanda and yugoslavia so no no no big fan of the independence movement or sort of the global south at himself that this was a kidnapping but it in tiny militia i mean the ocampo has more interest i mean a company apologize on behalf of a colleague here nothing to apologize for which some of that i think that's a very bad precedent because it allows countries who are who have people who are going to be quiet but i could see to interact in this way but that's not the case because actually the new libyan regime is very close to nato aside from all that given a lot of that going where is saved. and then more likely to get it would it be libya l. would be the hague there isn't there isn't a fair trial. at the hague or in libya i mean the libyan so-called authorities there is no authority because like i

we'll have a political analyst from san jess yeah state, professor melinda jackson will sort it out. >> i can tell you rain is on the way in parts of the bay area, you can see clearly here on live doppler 7. much of the north bay blanketed with rain. it hasn't become heavy and wide spread but becoming wide spread. it continues to sweep south and soon will be next couple hours or so. should be pushing beyond golden gate into san francisco. and parts of the east bay we're going to have wet weather tonight. tomorrow, lingering showers. remnants of sandy nice and dry. showers up the pacific northwest. state of california spotty showers with mainly dry, mild, here in the bay area we'll see lingering showers tomorrow morning. that front continues to sweep out of here. by afternoon we'll see partly sunny skies. it won't be a lot milder tomorrow but will be drying out at least. we'll have a spectacular weekend coming our way. >> this is the special parade extra edition. parade goers snapping this up downtown today. >> that is cool. are you hanging on to that? >> i wish i could. it belongs to

their jobs go to low wage workers in china well to talk about this resurgence of the new red scare melindast louis is the international campaign's director with public citizen and she joins me now hi there so let's first talk about who is behind these ads and what they stand to gain from them well. i am here to talk about the transpacific partnership ok so that's ok you know who's behind is that one of the big points to talk about is the fact that the transpacific partnership that you see the u.s. teaming up with china with the transpacific partnership but then at the same time there's this rhetoric that we just saw with with mitt romney with barack obama so what's going on here well the the transpacific partnership is this the trade talks with pacific rim nations and it's an example of how corporate money really does influence politics and policies in our country what we've seen it with particularly with the discussion around china on one hand you hear president obama talking about the transpacific partnership as a way to contain china and that they're talking with other pacific rim natio

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melinda?he purpose of ttonght's meetiig was foo city officials to gather comments - and to exppain the plan - that wwuld ultimatelyycreate parking - &paboot a hundred spaces - for renovated recreation building. and while some seniorssand city leaders see the benefit in the redesigned spaae.... many residents around paaterson parr... are peeved about the idea of paving over the grass.they also worry about traffic .so they've been protesting the plan -- ven gathering 55-hundred signaturesson a petition.but tonight was aal about making a stattment - bending the city's ear. <"currently there's too safe.">. don't feel that it's the city will holl three more public heariigs rejjcted or approvee.melinda roeder - fox 45 news at tenn "the quality is worth it. poo't mind spending the money." extra forrmeat......wwen the price increase willlhit... ...aad the struggles at one farmmii maryland...in 15 minutes on fox45 news at ten 3 and i'm keiih daniels...... the tory of he man who dded in pplice custody..