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cursing on monday in middleboro massachusetts, protesters showed up to voice their opposition to a proposed law banning public profanity. public potty mouths would be fined 20 bucks. the protesters organized by a libertarian blogger from new mexico. he called it obscene. >> they don't live here. it's almost like invading the town. >> they should just go home. >> dug the protest, no one was fined, because the law hasn't going in to effect yet. >>> final steel beam lifted 977 feet atop the world trade center building marking the momentous day of the skyscraper's history. 400 construction workers watched as it was lifted in to place. some workers had a chance to sign the beam. the fist tower will open next fall. >>> take a look, hundreds of thousands of people packed in parks to watch the 54th annual target fireworks display. it happened along the water front monday and it draws families from all over eastern michigan. the cause of the shooting by a 15-year-old boy, police put a curfew in place, requiring anyone 17 or under to be accompany bade parent or guardian. they wanted to be there after

some store owners in downtown middleboro back the ban.y young people take over the benches outside the stores and yell profanities back and forth at eacr and it makes customers uncomfortable. the ban could have a short life. the american civil liberties union says the supreme court has ruled the government cannot prohibit public speech just because it contained profanity. >>> well, their divorce is off, at least for now. according to tmz, basketball star kobe bryant and wife, vanessa, have put their divorce on hold and are working hard on a reconciliation. van necessary virginia filed for divorce back in december. she was supposed to submit final papers by this weekend to make the split official but tmz reports she has no plans to sign the documents. the two got married in 2001 and have two daughters. >>> after more than a century together, a pair of giant turtles is calling it quits. bb and poldy have been a couple for a oning 115 years, living at zoos in austria and switzerland but apparently, their love turned sour. bb has been attacki

words we can't repeat were shouted during a protest over an anti swearing law being instated in middleboro, massachusetts. it was organized by a blogger. he called the idea behind the ban obscene. >> number one, they don't live here. it's almost like invading the town. >> they should just go home. >> public potty mouths would be fined $20. >>> live look this morning at the world trade center building in new york. a steel beam was lifted 1000 feet in to the air monday, all of this and a thousand construction workers watched as the beam was lifted and put in to place. some had a chance to sign the beam. the fist tower is set to open in the fall. that was live look of the world trade center in new york. tennessee couple finds themselves in a situation when they stumble upon a bag full of money. >> what would you do? would you keep it or return it? we will show you what the couple decided to do. >>> president obama touched on a sore subject at a fund raiser in boston. >> he thanked the supporters for kevin youkilis, he was traded to the white sox earlier. that's the president's favorite baseba

middleboro has a public profanity law on the books from 9/from 1968 and annual town meeting tonight, to make swearing a civil offense, making it more enforceable. like a traffic violation. so what is your gut tell you? should cursing in public be a civil offense that you could be fined for if you find yourself in middleboro, boston area? go to facebook.com/newsnation and if that is a fine around here, i could be rich! people swear so much around here. this that does it for "news nation." tomorrow the latest on the special election in arizona to replace congresswoman gabrielle giffords, her seat in the house. martin bashir is up next. how does this thing work? oh, i like it! [ garth ] sven's small business earns 2% cash back on every purchase, every day! woo-hoo!!! so that's ten security gators, right? put them on my spark card! why settle for less? testing hot tar... great businesses deserve the most rewards! [ male announcer ] the spark business card from capital one. choose unlimited rewards with 2% cash back or double miles on every purchase, every day! what's in your wallet? here

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. >>> and be careful what you say, in middleboro, massachusetts.hat's because to cut down on profanity, residents there have voted to impose fines for swearing in public. so using a four-letter word could cost you $20. >>> watch out. now here's your first look at this morning's dish of scrambled politics. former florida governor, jeb bush, lowered the boom on his own party monday. saying both ronald reagan and his father, george h.w. bush would have had a tough time nominating today, because both believed in finding common ground and compromise. he calls today's bitter partisan climate disturbing. >>> five-term republican mckotter's stunning dropout in michigan last week. the state is investigating why more than 80% of signatures on mckotter's nominating petitions were bogus. >>> the "denver post" reports that looper's campaign manager sent out a an email praising her vote against colorado's vote despite having a gay son. >>> a klu klux klan chapter wants to adopt a federal stretch of highway in georgia which has some call for an end to the program

. >>> people in middleboro massachusetts voted to impose a $20 fine on public profanity.public profanity and it allows police to write tickets just as they would for a traffic violation. >>> just teasing what is coming up, we are at the commute, it is busy and traffic looks good on 101 heading down to the south bay. let's go to steve. >>> she said steve, fog is back. still inn and there will be warm to hot nip where from 5 -- anywhere from 50s to 60s and it is working up the coast. >>> an early morning fire destroyed an east bay home and we are now getting a look at the house. >> sheriff ross mirkarimi's wife is making her own allegations of official misconduct, we will explain, stay right here with us.

. >> in middleboro, massachusetts, they decided they had it with people swearing in public. they had it up to here. they proposed a fine, $20 fine. they say it's not meant to censor people but supposed to crackdown on that language. >> it's like cleaning up litter. it's changing the whole ambiance of the environment. >> if you're ever walking down the street and someone is on the phone in the middle of a conversation and they are dropping the f-bomb and everything all over because they are in this heated moment. they don't realize everybody in the world is walking past them. i have to tell you. i've spoken with people a lot of times, they get animated, they use curse words, it doesn't bother me. hearing it walking past it for some reason only hearing half the conversation and a stranger screaming, it makes you -- >> extremely rude. lots of times there are little kids and stuff around, too. it's not an environment anybody wants to live in. >> i wonder if $20 is a good thing. >> they are going to vote on it. they can't do it without a town vote. >> ballgames, if you've taken y

. >>> you'll now have to watch your mouth in middleboro, massachusetts. the town voted to let police hand out $20 fines for swearing in public. the move is meant to crack down on loud profanity in public areas and parks. it's okay to let out a few choice words if you stub your toe or miss the bus. >>> online prankster ed bassmaster gave people star treatment approaching them as if he thought they were famous movie stars and celebrities, that is until he ran into a familiar face. >> vince vaughn, the man. huge fan. lindsay, can i get a quick pick please. pretty please? lindsay lohan. >> mr. brokaw, i'm a huge fan. nice to meet you. oh, my gosh, tom brokaw. i just met tom brokaw on rodeo drive, i believe. we're out in beverly hills. oh, my gosh. >> of course that is not tom brokaw but larry king. the funny video racked up 150,000 hits since it was posted this weekend. it is now five minutes past the hour. let's go outside for a check of your weather with al rocker. >> announcer: today's weather is brought to you by the american cancer society, the official

residents in the town of middleboro massachusetts passed a law banning cursing.ught swearing in public will be fined $20. supporters say they are tired of teenagers and some adults shouting obscenities in public areas. >> i wonder how much money we could raise here in this building. >> only when there's breaking news and we're going crazy trying to get it on. is there or it's tuesday. >> or anywhere. >> scott pelley has a preview on the cbs evening news. >>> there's a new murder every day in chicago. what's behind the explosion of violence? we'll talk to the police superintendent tonight on the cbs evening news. . >>> here's a look at tonight's closing numbers from wall street. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> it is a damp and humid spring evening. live look outside. what's in store for the rest of the evening bob is in the weather center. >> late tonight 9:00, 10:00 maybe a shower or thundershower in a couple of spots. lind that however great weather after that. the sun will be back and no humidity drier air moving in upper 70s maybe 80 degrees. as we head

let's move on to this town in massachusetts, middleboro, they have decided to fine -- impose a fine,ny deutsch, $20 for profanity. they're sick and tired, they say it's teen-agers, i say it's a lot of people, old and young cursing in public. >> i think it's absurd. you think it's okay? >> i've been in places where people have been swearing on their mobile phone, so loud, so obnoxious. >> is that because you're a new yorker? >> i don't like it and have i little girls but it's a slippery slope. >> he just swore at me in the commercial break. >> i just want to say it's a very slippery slope, guys. come on. >> but the problem is whether you're sitting outside in a cafe and you have your girls with you and a group of teen-agers walk by and they are using f bombs and the b word and turning around and saying some of the nastiest things, how do you explain that? >> i was in a restaurant and there was this obnoxious guy cursing, i almost got in a fist fight with him. >> but it is a free speech issue, is it not? >> not on a public street. the state does allow to you say no obscenity in public

the town of middleboro just approved a $20 fine for anyone who swears in public. >> the local shop owners say that young people think nothing of shouting profanities at each other and it's making the customers a tad uncomfortable. it's not clear how long this ban is gonna last because the american civil liberties union says it may violate free speech. ♪ >> >>> justin bieber wowed the crowd of 210,000 people last night in mexico city. >> he is traveling the grobe with frees you leading up to his believe tour. he is scheduled to perform live on friday morning on the "today" show. >>> new york city mayor michael bloomberg won't like this, but online viewers can't get enough of little noah. take a look at the toddler's reaction after his first sip of root beer. >> every time he tates it he does that. it is also adorable because root beer is strong, more of a grown up beverage if you will. most kids have the opposite reaction when they taste it the first time. they think it is a little spicy. but not noah. >> put that in with the baby sauce. >> yeah, dip his binky into that. >>> can the state

. >>> if you say a four-letter word in middleboro, massachusetts you could soon be fined. outside town hall for a swear-in yesterday organized by a marine veteran. they were protesting the recent measure passed by the town that would ban cursing in public. the law won't go into effect until the attorney general decides whether or not it is constitutional. >>> just days after facebook added its new find friends nearby app, it is gone. mobile web page is blank. if you click on the find friends nearby tab, it goes to an error page. the app let users find other people near them and quickly add them to the network. this comess an app developer in new york accused facebook of ripping off his idea for the app. >>> new rules for the royals. kate middleton, not quite a princess, so the queen is setting matters straight as to who she needs to curtsey for. >> this might surprise you. i was reading this earlier. >>> then two children severely sunburned on a school field trip. their mother claims it could have been prevented but the school blocked the use of sunscreen. we'll tell you w

residents in middleboro voting to impose a $20 fine on public profanity.heriff says it's not meant to sensor conversations, to crack down on loud teams and young people in the outdoor areas and public parks. the law raising questions with first amendment rights but stay law let's police arrest people who swear in public places. >> watch your mouth. watching the golfers. a lot of great sources across the bay area. you were at one yesterday. >> yes, for catholic charities. it was hot out there. make sure you're ready for it but i did want to point out we raised over a half a million dollars for people in need, all of the money stays local. it's a great charity. oh, keep your head down. >> laura always tells me that. i had to unzip my dress so i could swing. let's get to the weather. it was pretty hot as well. i had to point that out. 59 in concord, 53 in san francisco. 52 in santa rosa. if you'll be outdoors, if you work outdoors, go for a bike ride, drink lots of water. another hot day with the 90s inland. temperatures today a touch cooler inland. significa

especially if you're heading for middleboro, massachusetts. whether to enforce a $20 fine for cursing in public. the debate has been lively but family friendly. >> i don't think it will solve the problem. but i think it will make them understand what is acceptable behavior and what is not. >> we have more important things to do. but these are things that are quality of life issues that people don't want to see downtown. >> it doesn't hurt anyone physically. >> sir, do you want to answer? >> swearing does hurt people if you say it in a certain way. >> yes or no, if you got a vote at the town meeting? >> they have to have a very big curse jar. no more just the little small jar. they need a gigantic one. >> people will text curses at each other. see you tomorrow. that's all for us. "eric burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> breaking news, the dow falls about 150 points. the reason, europe could cost american taxpayers trillions. >>> apple made several announcements today, iphones, ipads all on the list. and siri getting a big surge. >>> and ne

especially if you're heading for middleboro, massachusetts.ther to enforce a $20 fine for cursing in public. the debate has been lively but family friendly. >> i don't think it will solve the problem. but i think it will make them understand what is acceptable behavior and what is not. >> we have more important things to do. but these are things that are quality of life issues that people don't want to see downtown. >> it doesn't hurt anyone physically.

the quiet town in middleboro, massachusetts. stay right here.ave missed if you don't have it marked on your calendar. today is former president george h.w. bush's 80 lirth day. here is what he told his granddaughter, jenna, about the milestone on the "today" show. >> pretty darn old, i'll tell you. i never thought i would get this far in chronology. >> what is age like? >> aging is all right. better than the alternative. >> bush visited the white house and then it was time to eat. got our hands on this photo where you see the entire bush family breaking bread with the obamas in the red room. three presidents at one table. that's pretty eye-catching. but not as much as the socks at the same event. here is 41 talking about his choices, lisa, pop star with similar tastes. >> i like a colorful sock. i'm a sock man. this is a modest pair here today. subdued, you might say. >> and you've been comparing your socks to that of justin bieber. >> bieb? is he a sock man? >> he evidently is a sock man, just like you. >> i don't know much about the bieber. ne

so tonight, the good citizens of middleboro will gather at a town hall meeting and vote on a proposalpolice the power to levy a $20 fine on anyone who swears in public. we'll let you know how that darn vote goes. >>> here's diane sawyer with a preview of tonight's "world news." diane. >> good morning, josh. hope you had a great weekend. tonight on "world news," what does a glamorous, risk-taking bullfighter in spain have to do with your retirement here at home in america? a whole lot. why the european economy could change everything here in america this week. it's all on "world news." see you then. >> we'll be watching again. congratulations to mike nichols for yet another tony. >>> today marks 50 years since one of the most daring prison breaks in american history. back in 1962, three inmates set out from alcatraz island in san francisco bay on a raft made of raincoats. they were never seen or heard from again. legend has it they would return on the 50th anniversary. that's today, if they're still alive. if they do, the u.s. marshals are waiting for you, you old timers. all right. so

. >>> residents in middleboro, the police chief imposed a $20 fine for swearing in public.aims to crackdown on large profanity downtown areas and public parks. let me say something i wish it wasn't so easy to curse, in some public places here. it is always like -- >> you feel like you hear it a lot? >> i do. especially young women i don't like to see young women doing it young men either but when the girls are around too and then i am just like -- >> it is so funny those of us who worked in tv so many years we are so used to having microphones on, swear words are just not in our vocabulary. >> we could have a swear jar just carry it around. hey, put $1 in the swear jar. >> give it to charity. >>> any way you know what i mean? i am hesitant to be can you please stop talking. >> do you have a little potty mouth over there? >> no, i heard a mom yesterday on her cell phone in the grocery store, swearing to some body she had two little kids there. >> i don't like that. >> too bad. >> weather forecast, rain showers, hopefully that won't make you so upset you feel like you have to

. >> "boston globe" says swearing will cost you 20 bucks in middleboro, massachusetts.big swear jar. officials approving fines for other thing, too, like littering and shoveling snow into the street. imagine that. first amendment? >> i'd be broke. >> you'd be broke? >> i would. maybe it would stop me from, you know, occasionally cursing. >> i love the people who do say we have a first amendment right to free speech. that keeps you out of jail. that doesn't keep you from consequences of doing nasty things. for an expanded look at all of our top stories, head to cnn.com/earlystart. it's official. you may be the same person you have always been but chances are you may not be worth what you once were. this is a bit of a bummer, talking about the eye opening news about the impact on our recession and you. and every other joe out there calls america home. dude you don't understand, this is my dad's car. look at the car! my dad's gonna kill me dude... [ male announcer ] the security of a 2012 iihs top safety pick. the volkswagen passat. that's the power of german engineering.

. >>> and people in middleboro massachusetts better watch what they say.impose a 20-dollar phenone public profanity. they want to crack down on loud profanity in downtown areas and public parks. it allows police to write tickets as they would for a traffic violation. >>> happening right now a second accuser on the witness stand in the child sex abuse trial of former penn state coach jerry sandusky. this is day 2 of the sandusky trial in bellefonte pennsylvania. the 18-year-old accuser tearfully told the jury jerry sandusky performed oral sex on him after he met sandusky through the second mile charity. he also testified he often spent the night at sandusky's home where he claims some of the abuse occurred. jerry sandusky husband denied the allegations. >>> all the woman who spent 16 years on the run with former mobster will learn her punishment. a judge in boston will sentence katherine greg for helping to hide one of the fbi's most wanted fugitives. she pled guilty to conspiracy to harbor a fugitive swells identity fraud. prosecutors are pushing for a ten