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as soon as i step out from behind mommy my marines are discharging their weapons and the demonstrators so on sling my weapon and i pick the the stock up and. pull out of the rifle stock up on my shoulder and i start firing. and i'm hitting i'm hitting the demonstrators no i am. and of course i'm aiming at the head i mean we. center mass but i don't know who called cease fire all i know is it was kind of like simultaneously we all just stopped firing. the lieutenant he comes up to me and he goes what the hell happened. i don't know you tell me sir you're the lieutenant. i said do you know i heard a gunshot that went over our heads and i said did you hear he's heard i say it was open fire. i don't know. where when we did the reconnaissance and as we're driving by. as we're driving by the bodies i'm looking down at the at the ground and not seeing any any weapons they were wearing traditional. jolliffe bows and. course they were soaked in red blood. now i thought to myself for a split second i said. you know these people didn't have any weapons we just shot at a bunch of the norm. protest

mommy. mom, the back to school list is here. looks expensive. graphing calculator, flash drive... that was easy. [ male announcer ] get back to school and back to savings on everything on your list at staples. mommy. mom, the back to school list is here. looks expensive. graphing calculator, flash drive... that was easy. [ male announcer ] get back to school and back to savings on everything on your list at staples. >>> good morning. easy trip into san francisco. coming up we have a traffic shift in hayward that may cause some delays later on in the morning commute. details on that coming up. >>> thank you. the step-grandfather of a toddler killed by pit bulls is now charged with felony child endangerment. steven hayashi, who owned five pit bulls, also charged with allowing a vicious animal to be at large in the death of 2-year- old jacob bisbee. this happened in concord last week. in court yesterday, hayashi had asked to address the court in spite of the judge's warning about possible self- incrimination. >> i wasn't there. if i was there, i would have prevented that to happen be

. >> are you saying mommy didn't hold me enough? that is why i'm angry? high anxiety. another no hitter in baseball. giants go to video replay. you make the call. sit interference? look closely. sports is coming up nenenenenene advantage topical solution treats dogs... ( barking ) but destroys fleas. so ask your veterinarian for advantage, the flea specialist for gentle, but effective, flea control. >>> good evening, everybody. you can call this the home run that is kind of dead. matt garza became the fifth pitcher to throw a no-hitter. garza and the rays versus detroit. and there is tigers on his own date with destiny for a while. matt joins, grand slam first hit of the game. there is garza carrying his no no to the ninth. one down gets a nice breaking pitch. and ramone santiago would be the final victim, slides to life. and there is last time there were these five no hitters the year was 1991, rays win the game here is fwarza on the big night. >> that ninth inning. i knew something. and it's like i kept telling myself just finish it, it's going to happen. it's going

time i have mommy with them i repeat my. homemade explosives slipped across the atlantic into the hands of the ira. the world's first full scale car bomb or was now ready to began. and the material to make the bombs was lying around in every farmer's barn in ireland. shot o'callahan was a senior ira bomb maker at the time my understanding is that ira was running up explosives and guess what yet garrett great difficulty in getting hold of the military commercial explosives to get small amounts that you could steal from quarry you could buy some on the market find the money not to use that net nitrate was probably the biggest commercial fructan i saw in the public the government to share in the complete manufacture. the british took countermeasures to make it more difficult for the ira to make anfo. simply boiling up fertilizer to make explosives no longer works. but the ira also found ways around those restrictions. and ramped up their car bomb or. tommy gorman was one of the ira's top bomb makers in belfast in the one nine h

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say my mommy's telephone number is in the back of my jacket or my mommy's phone number is on my arm.hild if that's something you're going to it use. >> reporter: as for brooke branch, she eventually found her son at the zoo, alone and unharmed. she's made sure her twins now know her name and phone number. >> it just takes one second to look away, you look down and your child's gone. so it could happen to anyone. >> and it's always a good idea for parents to have a current photo of their kids. one easy thing to do, take a picture of your kid, put it on your cell phone, before you head out to the zoo or the amusement park that morning. so if they do get lost, you say these are my kids, this is what they look like. >> my kids are 16 and 20. i'm not sure they know their parents' names. so you have some things here to help out that could raep help in a jam if your kid went missing. >> right. if you want your kid to wear some sort of identification, a few options. we have a velcro wrist band, only $8. you slip it on the wrist, the information is inside. these are portable ones that you can

mommy wins. he didn't like it. >> reporter: but she does like it.-life cia women she met. what drew you to this particular script? >> i liked her. i actually liked her. i met a lot of these cia women. and i really felt for them. i felt for how much of their lives they lived in loneliness and solitude. how little they get to share with their families. the sacrifices they make for their countries. and they're such beautiful women. they're interesting and -- you meet them and they don't look tough and big and ominous. they're just extraordinarily sweet, lovely moms and wives, who are so capable. and so sharp. and end up giving their lives to their country. and only after retiring can they really talk to their family. it's a big sacrifice. >> yep. >> reporter: well, i know, i know. everyone wants to know more about brad and the kids. george, this morning, interestingly, it was announced that brad and angelina, who have been suing a british tabloid, came to a settlement. the tabloid had insisted they were splitting up. and they insist they are not. >> an

here's c net's mommy wood. >> they have been really dismissive. they have denied there is a problem of the they are the kind of company that almost never responds to hardware problems. it's a big deal. >> the journal also reports they knew about the risk with the phone's antenna according -- about a year ago, but they liked the design so much that apple pushed ahead with development any way. >> i think it's finally starting to feel like summer. >>> getting hot. it is hot. in fact, todayy high temperature from 67 degrees in san francisco to 99 degrees in -- you know what, i'm just going to get out of the way. this is too pretty to look at. wow, how often do you see that? these are pictures sent in by chopper 5, high in the sky, about 6:00 this evening. official sunset was at 8:31 and we were able to see it before the -- at this hour at 76 degrees, to the east, 75 -- you can bang on for your morning commute. a hint of some low clouds. otherwise, some clear skies around the bay and certainly into our inland areas. tonight, overnight, 50s and low 60s

who is only ever known his mommy in a big, black mask. >> i feel like i'm living for him more in a regular world where he can look at mom and says she looks as regular as everybody else. >> she wants to reveal the new look slowly, worried it might scare him. >> hi, peek. >> reporter: but apart from a smile, jeffrey seems to barely notice. for him, it turns out, nothing has changed. >> he's not minding it one bit. >> reporter: what do you think jeffrey sees when he sees you now? >> i think he sees his mother. he sees that mom doesn't need the mask anymore. >> reporter: and perhaps that is the reason for this. knowing what you have now, if you could do it all over again, would you change anything? >> you know, i wouldn't think so, i mean -- i i feel blessed and if i were to change any one thing i'd be afraid it would change everything. >> reporter: now, as chrissy goes about her every day life, like taking her little sister to the mall, she no longer feels the stares of strangers. chrissy, what is it that you want most now of everything? >> to be looked at as a plain jean, like everyone else

. >> i want mommy and daddy to wake up. >> i think teenagers are used to seeing shocking scenes and shocking accidents, and, you know, they want to laugh at it or tune it out. think the brilliance of this ad is that it doesn't stop there. >> reporter: shock ads are supposed to, as your grandmother might say, put the fear of god into you. there's this one, pushing you to cut back on soda that shows a mandariningi drinking fat. and a brutal one about domestic violence, featuring actress keira knightley. >> this is drugs. this is your brain on drugs. >> reporter: this was yesterday's shock ad. but today, you get this. >> every cigarette is doing you damage. >> with the media environment the way it is, you have to break through the clutter. you have to get people's attention. you have to then back that up with a very compelling message. >> reporter: the message from the new york state stop smoking campaign is delivered in graphic detail. there's artery, with a surgeon squeezing fatty deposits. and the look down the airways straight into the cancerous lungs. >> they're ads that are designed to un

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. >> hello, mommy. >> jimmy: please say hello to everyone's pal kevin james!good to see you. >> thank you. >> jimmy: that was -- can i tell you something? i don't want to dominate your interview, but that happened at my house when i was a kid. >> jimmy: you broke a pool? >> i didn't. my dad and my grandfather, they bought a pool used in the nifty nickel and they set it up, filled it up with water, got in, and it devastated like seven yards, all the way down the block. >> that's a flooding that will go for awhile. >> jimmy: my dad was very pleased to use the insurance, but yeah, that's not good. it did happen. true story. not that interesting, but true. how are you? >> i'm going to mull that over tonight. >> jimmy: think about it. the movie is very real. >> life imitating art. >> jimmy: it seems to me, and correct me if i'm wrong, but you guys, you and your buddies, sandler, rock, schneider, spade, really just went on summer vacation and shot a movie while you were doing it. >> it really is. we all went with our families, and it was a blast. and then we ended u

mommy loves you.s this her way of demanding that they suspend their critical faculties and declare their belief in her innocence? >> i don't know what to give zachary. there will be little frames like for a picture of me and andrew. do you feel all right putting that up? >> not right yet. >> reporter: safe and warm inside the bagbys' house while the gales of the newfoundland winter raged outside the inevitable happened. the bond between zachary and his grandparents grew and grew and shirley noticed even from prison. >> i think we were on the phone or something. and the baby crying and i said oh, my baby. i can watch that for sure. you aren't trying to take my place. >> reporter: despite it all the bagbys were thrilled to be living with zachary. but two months later that would change. after shirley appealed again to be released on bail. the bagbys attended the hearing of course and could not quite believe their ears when they heard the judge's ruling. there is no indication of a psychological disorder

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also up there with because i'm the mommy. >> this is a tough one.ds are going to hear things like, clearly you don't want to know what i have to say. clearly my input doesn't matter. the fact is this statement alone is a conversation ender. sometimes that's really what you need sometimes. >> what you need. >> what you need. you might want to think how to say it differently. look, i understand that's what you want. the answer is no. let's move on and be done. >> end of discussion as opposed to as i said so. i can work with that. number two here what were you thinking? >> we have all heard this. how many times have we heard this. that capacity operated, how could you do that, what were you thinking? what kids are going to hear is what's wrong with you? how dumb are you going to be? the fact is you are going to make mistakes. kids are in the moment. teenagers are especially in the moment. they don't know what they are thinking. you're not going to get an answer that's satisfactory. you really want to say this seems like a really irresponsible or bad ch

and he says to me, mommy, why is that woman sleeping on the street? i was stumped.aintrust of hbo and told them about the wisdom of my 2-year-old. and the woman i work for, she said, you have got to make a film about that. we see in the statistics that 1 in 50 children in america are homeless. that seemed shocking. the average age of homeless in america is 9. when you think of homeless, you think of the mentally ill, drug-addicted, weird guy on the corner, begging with a can and asking for change. but really, 40% of homeless in america are families. and so, i was inspired by that. >> a lot of them, families who work. and i guess to bring the point home, you do go to one of the wealthiest counties in the country, orange county. incredible. kind of mind-blowing. >> they have more millionaires per capita. they're one of the richest counties in america. and they also have almost 30,000 homeless children. and they have a special school for homeless children. so, they're trying to take care of the problem. it is, for so long, you've seen on tv, the stereotypes of the happ

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. >> reporter: at first, she thought it was the terrible 2s, lashing out at mommy, especially an hisd i wouldn't even come to your funeral. >> reporter: now, at 11, he's beginning to threaten her physically. >> just body posture, getting up in my face. what are you going to do about it, mom? >> reporter: his bullying behavior has gotten him confronted several times. other parents can confronted jodie about her parenting. >> you think, what am i doing wrong? >> reporter: her younger son is perfectly behaved, and yet, even she questions her own parenting. none of her disciplining seem to work. she and her husband spent house to on child psychologists and testing, but he's never been diagnosed withfully kind of physical or emotional issues. >> why would i want to raise a bully? i am trying hard. >> reporter: but there is a cold, almost taboo reality jodie may need to consider, according to psychologist dr. richard friedman. he believes in some cases a child might just be a bad seed. >> there are going to be kids who are intrinsically nicer. >> reporter: dr. friedman said good parents ca

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. >> a bunch of mommys. i love that. >> it's untitled right for you.eak? >> we've bep thinking about that. >> lonmy night have some ideas. >> mom speak. >> mom speak? >> i don't think that's going to go too far, quite frankly. >> how about, because i said so? >> oh, that is good. >> that's really good. >> julie, let me know what you think about that. very excited for you. congratulations. very excited for you. congratulations. >>> your local news is next.,,,, "meg whitman says she'll run california like her company..." seen this attack on meg whitman? who are these people? they're the unions and special interests behind jerry brown. they want jerry brown because, he won't "rock the boat," in sacramento. he'll be the same as he ever was. high taxes. lost jobs. big pensions for state employees. the special interests have chosen their governor. how about you? headlines... six people were killed this morning when a greyhound bus crashed in fresno. the bus wa los angeles >>> good morning. six people were killed when a greyhound bus crashed in fresno. it was

>> reporter: who's only ever known his mommy in a big, black mask. >> i feel like i'm living for himerybody else. >> reporter: apart from a smile, jeffrey seems to barely notice. for him it turns out nothing has changed. now, as crissy goes about her everyday life, like taking her little sister to the mall, she no longer feels the stares of strangers. >> crissy, what is it that you want most now of everything? >> to be looked at as a plain jane, like everyone else. to be treated just like everyone else. >> reporter: this is ashleigh banfield in portland, oregon. >> that's the most incredible story. what a young woman. >>> i'm speechless over did. and did you look at her eyes when ashleigh was asking her the last question? they looked real. >> they did. the technology, what the doctors did, and the fact that she went through something like that and bounced back, found love, had a child, the surgery worked. >> incredible. >> unbelievable. >> and a child who will be able to look up at their mother and not a black mask. >> exactly. >>> they say a first impression lasts forever and that's

information byron williams you can see him here being rushed hospital he's a white male, he lives with his mommyd of officers and williams industries of what it proved that that's a the the >> there is no doubt bid if he was intent was to kill someone or a group of people sometime in the near future. i do not have any information, and we don't know that it's an act of terrorism but it's still early in our best addition that could change. >> williams has an extensive criminal record and he was convicted with arm big robbery he was sentenced to about 11 years. he could also face for a drug charges. >> please send to ride the victim in an officer involved shooting, you see him here 48 year-old brett collins shot by oakland and berkeley is officers near the frontier station he was armed with two knives, charging them before they opened fire. above the trent? earlier but they say he ran away, officers caught up with them tried to subdue him in bad taste and tries to no effect. this latest on the oil spill a seat in the oil well that had been spewing is adding a new twist to an agreement between bp an

she had a little car accident, she's fine, after that she met the love of her life, became a mommy.o kath. >> family from ontario, canada. true or false, karate black belt and tv actor chuck norris now runs a martial arts-themed dating service. >> false? >> buy one cup of coffee. >> did you hear? >> he wasn't quite sure. >> we tried to trick them a little bit here. does have a martial arts studio. he teaches martial arts. it's not a dating service. however, if you find love on the mats, good for you. he's also writing christian books. he's got several christian books out that are terribly successful but martial arts is his thing. >> back across to kathie lee. >> a lovely young lady from chicago. jalil white, best known as urkel on "family matsers" most recently appeared on which of the following shows? >> c, "the office"? [ buzzer ] >> wrong. this one i did a couple of years ago, you're going to love this. that's me in my bedroom. you're going to love this. >> everyone is missing these. >> these are hard questions. >> the correct answer is "psych." >> yes. is working on a web series

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