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well, i'll solve it the mum's way.he israelis, "i'm not interested in who started it." would you like to reconsider? ( phone ringing ) place your bets. who's it going to be? veronica? your dad? someone from india who can save us lots of money? hello? oh, mrs. thompson? jake's form teacher. yeah, well, no, we had noticed that jake was a bit subdued at the moment, yeah, but, um, i think we know why that is, though. a friend of his, his parents have split up, and he's... oh. i see. what kind of bullying? one day they're going to find that woman dead with her blackberry shoved down her throat. the school said they would deal with it. i'm going to go in there tomorrow-- no, dad, please, dad. don't! please, dad! do you believe in god? um...

this should be called the run for the çkviking mums.r that is on the blanket that is over the winning horse after the race. it's a symbol every year at the local giant store next door in the york road plaza because black eyed susans don't grow this season. >> especially for us for this purpose. with all çkthe flooding around the nation it's a hard time finding any -- i had to go to -- like several different outlets and get them instead of like i would normally get them so we had that to -- grow them for Ñ-us for this year. they this year another -- a pink ribbon will be added to the blanket to honor ñnbreast cancer survivors. >> mum is the word. >>> some çkrecalls, in the -- honda calling ñnabout about 53,000acura's, there is a problem with the power steering, in 2007 and in 2008 the model that came out the hoses can really break up and then they can leak the fluid cautloose power steering possibly start a fire. they say no crashes, no injuries or fires have been reported. five 6 Ñ-Ñ-the biggest retailer have agreed to offer refunds to

she's the moderator of an internet forum for school mums. they're meeting here face-to-face. but normally, they'd be doing this kind of networking in cyberspace. belonging to a group or a club is a very popular thing in korea, which perhaps explains why social networking sites were invented here first. so, what's it like trying to get by without this very efficient way of keeping in touch? >> [speaking korean] >> it's been very inconvenient. for our internet forum, i normally post regular messages and notices to other parents. now i have to ring or text them all in turn. the upside is that my elder son has been going to bed early. now he can't play games online all night-- and in turn, waking up early. >> the kim household has certainly been transformed this week. they've been rediscovering old skills and spending more time with each other and the neighbors. even the dog seems happier. >> [speaking korean] >> the positive side has been having more time to talk to each other. it's been good for my eldest son, who's been showing signs of internet addiction, to realize the impor

in kenya, one person was killed and five were injured in an attack on a nightclub in mum bassa. gunmen opened fire and threw grenades from outside the building. >> it was this mum bassa nightclub, the bella visita that was the target of the attack. police say gunmen tried to force their way into the club but was prevented by security. according to the red cross, they shot the guard in the chest and he later died and then they threw grenades injuring five people. >> from the evidence, from the evidence we have gotten so far, it appears they were three russians, and all of them were near this road. >> the kenyan government hasn't yet blamed any group for carrying out the attacked and there hasn't been any claims of responsibility. but recent attacks have been blamed on the so mali militant group, al shabad. they are opposed to kenya's military president in this. >> i heard a blast followed by smoke and fire. i wanted to run away but i couldn't tell whether it was a car or what, but i saw a metal object rolling. >> they say it seems this could does country's tourism industry to suf

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. >> on memorial day, a mum o of -- number of contribute united states saluting american who's gave their lives serving our country. a kc 10 from travis air force base flew over 300 people in the oldest military cemetery on the west coast. >> and i'm lucky. i have felt that i was fully supported. my dad served years ago and returned from his deployment, he had a harder time coming in. >> and in vallejo a moving tribute drew veterans and families to where three honor of medal are buried. >> members were honored at golden gate national cemetery. and there is a 40 years ago, vietnam veterans were being shunned by other communities. and also included a member of the tuskeegee airmen. >> a promise for mechl's vets. >> we'll make sure you and your loved ones received benefits you've earned and respect you deserve. >> words many hope he will deliver on. there is a story of a sug frel -- struggle for services and how the government delivered. >> this 93-year-old was at the meeting last monday with hundreds of other veterans. and this is to help them get their claims. he bought in world war ii, a

i was supposed to say, by the way, to travis and alex in australia good day and your mom -- your mumand john, met us all today. so -- >> nice efforting. >> yes. >> are you going to bring pictures of you in your disco outfit? >> and i'll bring the money back from vegas if i win. >> that's it for "the >>> welcome to "red eye." i'm greg gutfeld or as i am known in budapest, sara jessica parker. >> show me the strength of your siping giew lar eye, america. our top story, is will smith backtracking the claim that 450e 450e -- that he would like to pay higher taxes?

that's what my mum worried about, my money management and my key management skills are not -- >> reporteru may end up staying home for a while longer. her unique style has made her a darling of the fashion world. on this night, she'll be walking the red carpet at the star-studded met gala. she took me to her room to show me her potential outfit. >> this was designed by sara burton. it moved in the most amazing way. >> sara burton designed a little wedding dress last year. >> and this is another option for tonight. >> reporter: how will you make a decision? >> i'm going to see how i feel later on this evening. >> reporter: so it's how you're feeling. >> how brave i'm feeling. >> reporter: and to the timid girl from south london, i offered some advice. you just have to walk and be yourself. >> a twirl. >> reporter: a twirl gets you in every magazine in the world. will she feel bold enough to wear that big white dress? indeed she does, glorious on the red carpet, and she even finds the courage to take that twirl. for "nightline," i'm cynthia mc

i was supposed to say, by the way, to travis and alex in australia good day and your mom -- your mumd john, met us all today. so -- >> nice efforting. >> yes. >> are you going to bring pictures of you in your disco outfit? >> and i'll bring the money back from vegas if i win. >> that's it for "the five". thanks for watching. see you tomorrow. >> chris: taking the high road in an increasingly down and dirty presidential campaign. this is "special report." >> chris: good evening, i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. much of the presidential campaign at this stage is being played out in high dollar

viking mums are used and the blanket is a simple every year of the old york giant's store. who make itself never loose their excitement at seeing it displayed. >> i think get goose bumps because i feel i'm a part of history now. i think it's neatful i think ours looks better than it the rose ones hats at the kept ñn kentucky derby. >> it has almost 3,000 flowers in it. a smaller one made for friday. >>> it was standing room only at lexington market for the 22nd crab derby. the announcer had the crowd hype entertained. a water bottle and a ping-pong ball on a stick. no matter how hard some of them just wouldn't budge but check this out. last minute my crab took off to the finish line. i was excited, unfortunately somebody else beat me. you know what they say. there is always next year. that's the fastest it's ever moved. >> need aid little --. >> faster crab. >> encouragement. >> once he backed it up he backed it up. >> good job. >> great weather. >> i think we will ride the ñn good streak into preakness saturday. by saturday night and sunday things could cloud up. the secon

said he remained mum for commercial reasons. but you get a sense he was patrician in his abuse and did not see it all that bad. >> host: what is this the name? >> the culminating statement crow made against slavery -- slavery. entitled slaves waiting for sale. displayed 1861. the boy real academy, premier institution for exhibiting works of art was not typically political. most of the works were expected not to be too extreme. bell me artistically innovative. there have been very few pictures exhibited that beecher people of african descent. some but not many this is not just featuring african descent but clearly a political statement opposed to american slavery. with the amazing coincidence it opened may 7, 1861, the first shot was fired at fort sumter previously all of london was talk paying about to the war of all so what role should the united kingdom take in the american war. many were in favor of supporting the confederate because of the money they made from american cotton. britain remained neutral but at that moment nobo

mid 60s at beaches richmond getting the sea breeze at 75 not as mum influence around union city, castroalley, with low 80s. inland mid to upper 80s, 90 in concord, brentwood livermore. mid to upper 80s morgan hill, hollister. if you are traveling the state today low to mid 90s central valleys, 70 tahoe, 82 l.a., 97 palm springs. a's supporting a winning record. tonight 71° for the first pitch at 7:05 blue jays in town. low to mid 50s tonight 49 santa rosa and santa cruz. tomorrow cold front moves through and drops us four to eight degrees. we gain a couple degrees thursday, couple more friday, saturday before you know it mother's day mid 80s bay, 70 at the coast. >>> looking good on the freeways right now. live shot of 101 san rafael southbound drive time 20 minutes from highway 37 to the golden gate bridge. northbound through novato lanes are scheduled to be blocked for overnight roadwork until 6:00 this morning. live shot of 680 walnut creek, contra costa county looking good southbound towards highway 24, no problems. as you head through the san ramon valley, roadwork in both directio

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switching to basketball, the warriors in san francisco leaders are keeping mum on the new agreement to relocate to the city. reports surfaced this weekend that the team has struck a build on the waterfront. the mayor ed lee met with the team owners would not comment. the warriors had nothing to annoyance for now. the manager of red's java house said the warriors's owners met with him yesterday and he was told the team plans to begin construction on the arena after the american rate. >> they described it and they will be there in the parking lot and redo the whole pier that is something that needs to be done a long time ago. >> oakland city officials issued a statement saying they are in discussions with the warriors and hoping to build an arena there. they could make an announcement as soon as tomorrow morning. >> not quite the wedding gift he was looking for. his worth drop bide $2 billion, but it's all relative. scott budman joins us with insight and what do they say? all bark and no bite. >> it's tough. right away. this is why we say ipos are risky. wall street, clearly not happy wi

these are yellow countries an they mums, and it's the tell-tale sign of a gang member. there's a gang in russia operating for several years. in this case, the head of this gang came in and at pointblank range shot his gun into the store owner's head, shot him more than once. and what we don't see in the surveillance video is that the man's wife and 8-year-old child were also in the store when this happened. and sergei killed the two of them. >> for what? >> according to reports, and this is a loose translation from russian to english, he did steal money from this salon. police did arrest this guy, and most chilling part about it is that after he was arrested, he calmly admitted to these murders. >> i'm just surprised they killed three people, including an 8-year-old child. what could that child possibly have to do with anything that was going on that motivated them to do this? >>> a woman in san diego got a u.p.s. delivery. but you won't believe what happened 20 minutes later. that man you see in handcuffs is walter flowers, he's 43, he's a u.p.s. driver. according to s

intended winner for the c block didn't make a winning bid and nobody bid on the d block or had a minute mum bid. by the time the auction takes place, and certainly by the time these networks were built out, the market has passed by the thinking of the government at that point in time. that's why which think it's important to adopt what we call flexible use policies and the chairman and i have talked about that a lot recently. >> i know there's a lot of us that want to ask questions, but if we don't get a second round, i do have some questions for the record. does mr. chairman. >> thank you senator hutchinson, senator kerry? >> thank you mr. chairman chairman. you've even countered some of the progress made and some of the advances in technology. obviously the technology we see competition in the app and a lot that people have a choice on. u but there really are only two dominant wireless service providers and 96% of americans have a choice of either -- of two wired broad band, either your cable or your telephone. so my question to you is how would you say the law has in fact encouraged or d

the perfect setting and nothing getter to do with mum than come to the mansion and have a little tea. how do you like that accent? >>en yoi it. >> i yorked on that for days -- i mean, hours, minutes. >> jeff ranieri from the mansion on the peninsula. >>> still ahead at 5:00, losing weight might be getting easier for thousands of americans. we'll tell you what's been recommwded by the fda for the first time in a decade. >> the mother breast-feeding her child on the controversial title of "time"zine. comagalzi.we tell you what the bay area native had to say to the naysayers. l >>> in health matter, tonight the country is a major step closer to the first prescription weight loss drug in a decade. an advisory panel is recommending the approval of the weight loss drug locassrin. the drug is intended for people who are obese or overweight and has one health-related problem such as high blood pressure. people who used the pill lost an average of 8% of body weight when combined with exercise and a healthy diet. a final decision is expected in the end of june. >> the young mom shown breast-fee

why doctors say knowing this mum should be as important as knowing what your blood pressure is and knowing kari ] i used to serve my country in the u.s. army. ♪ then, i was hit by a drunk driver and lost my legs. but that didn't change a thing. because i still serve my country, i just wear a different uniform. [ male announcer ] citi is joining kari miller to give back to the paralympic military & veterans program. join the movement at citi.com/everystep and help citi help u.s. athletes make a difference. together, every step of the way. >>> news4 for your health. mental health conditions can be tough to diagnose in patients often go years without knowing what's wrong. now will is a three-minute test that can help identify a person's illness earlier. doreen gentzler explains why it can make a huge difference. >> i had 15 hospitalizations. hi electroshock therapy. i can't tell you how many vacations over the years. >> reporter: it took five long years before patrick henry was finally diagnosed bipolar disorder. it was during those years his marriage crumbled, marriage suffered and relations

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several buildings under construction at the site, which is also home to the september 11th memorial and mumit's been an act of passion and an act of patriotic duty. >> reporter: the skyscraper isn't expected to reach its full height for at least another year when the needle is added. the tower will top out at 1,776 feet, making it the tallest building in the united states. manuel gallegus, cbs news, new york. >> beautiful. >>> a wayward dolphin in huntington beach, california, refuses to leave. he's been stranded in a wetlands channel since friday. experts say the six-foot mammal appears healthy, but appears slightly disoriented. experts say the dolphin may have been scared off by his pod and he'll return to the ocean on his own. >>> straight ahead, your tuesday morning weather. >>> and in sports, the heat are on fire against the knicks, but it's what happened after the game that's got everybody talking. against the knicks, but it's what happened after the game that's got everybody talking. a lot of hershey's happiness in little drops of milk chocolate. and cookies n creme. pure hershey's.

warriors during up for a big announcement tomorrow while the team is staying mum reports indicating thes are leaving oracle read and oakland for a planned waterfront arena in san francisco. robert lisle on how normally feuding politicians are backing the move it to cross the bay bridge. >>> there's always been a battle inside the day as is the grass greener and san francisco or the east bay. it must be greater in the south bay because that is where the niners have punted to the germans not to lose another franchise mayor ed lee has turned his attention to the parquet trying to woo the warriors. >>> i've nothing against where they're at now but i do think there's great potential for the warriors to come back home. proposed new prisons. the present was the team was here yesterday. >>> the cheaper and they say they're coming. degrees is not the last weekend and they all had practice in the back 10 days ago in their laps every city supervisor including to sign off on this letter urging where executives at a virtual political coup in san francisco. we want the warriors a series of consider h

he complained to his grand mum.l, look at the list and start off with the couple's friends because the queen said, quote, it's your day. >> wow. that was sweet. also, william said he got one hour of sleep the night before because of his nerves and the crowd outside of his window. >>> if you arrive at a airport, all you want is a friendly face offering a little bit of helpful information. >> your wish, believe it or not, is about to come true, as long as you don't need that friendly face to be, you know, human. the smiling female avatars will provide information about all kinds of things. airport services, connecting flights, shuttle buses, taxis. for now, they will not be interactive. they will only be available at the three, main airports here in new york city. a test run, perhaps to spread nationwide at some point down the road. >> it would be cool if they were holograms and you could stick your hand through. >> people want to talk to human beings, some of the times. just gets a little -- >>> for some of you, your

still on the itinerary for the fifa grouping while delegation head you're going mueller is staying mum about which locations faith are leaning towards school is a big city. i'm constantly be asked which cities will make the final shortlist everywhere i go in russia it reminds me of my daughter who always wants to open a christmas presents while it's still summer we're currently in the process of gathering information about each location in the fifo executive committee will announce the definitive list in september. chelsea have been given a boost ahead of sunday's champions league final with byron munich defenders gary cahill and david luis both returning to training after recovering from string knocks brazilian luis for exactly a month while cahill missed the final five matches of the season the jewel making it time we returned for interim manager roberto di matteo whose play captain john terry defender. midfield pair ramirez and raul meireles because of suspension timoteo admitting he missed struggle to name seven experienced players on the bench so a difficult test the weights meet

. >>> sporting news this morning michael phelps is going to london but mum on what events he will be years after winning 8 gold medals in beijing, he remains the undisputed start of the olympic team. he and his coach say if they announce plans they are giving the competition an edge. >>> after a difficult stretch, the first place o's say this is not going to be easier this week. baltimore fresh off the series win over tampa welcome in derek jeter and yankees to camden yards. it starts tonight weather permitings. first pitch 7:05. jason hamel is the starta. the two teams played weeks ages and ballmore won and i -- weeks ago and baltimore won. and i did say the first place o's. >>> it's been a four-year project to clear basically 40 acres of overgrown brush and trees. mount auburn is the oldest owned and operated african american cemetery in baltimore. the mayor and governor will attend startling at 10 this morning. >>> street teams are descending on the city of baltimore to remind pedestrian and drivers as well as cyclists to exercise courtesy and common sense. part of the street smar

the episode and reminded the reporters that vice president biden had advised the president to stay mumage. and joining us is glenn rush from politico, and mark levovich from "the new york times." i have to start with the gray lady here, t"the new york times" i'm not a student of the press, but i know how to read a story. source after source after source, and high level source close to the president, and the staffers from the president and the vice president's office talking openly about the anger at the vice president. and tell us why, and i know you can't give out the sources, but why is everybody talking? >> well, i won't ask them to stop, but i think that -- >> i know, it is your job. >> well, look, this is an exacting staff, and they do things on the schedule and david plouffe and jim massena and david pheifer and not to give up any, but these are not my source, but they have a very, very strict plan and this week was to talk about the campaign roll out, and then a $25 million ad buy in which to go over the accomplishment list, and here we are talking about gay marriage, and it has

why doctors say knowing this mum should be as important as knowing what your blood pressure is and knowing[ male announcer ]r u.s. olympian gwen jorgensen is going for aluminum. cullen jones is in it for water-resistant thermoplastic. and amanda mcgrory? she's competing for carbon fiber. they're not just going for gold, they're joining with citi to give back to the programs that helped them along the way with bikes, kickboards. and racing chairs. join the movement at citi.com/everystep and help citi help our u.s. athletes give back together, every step of the way. >>> news4 for your health. mental health conditions can be tough to diagnose in patients often go years without knowing what's wrong. now will is a three-minute test that can help identify a person's illness earlier. doreen gentzler explains why it can make a huge difference. >> i had 15 hospitalizations. hi electroshock therapy. i can't tell you how many vacations over the years. >> reporter: it took five long years before patrick henry was finally diagnosed bipolar disorder. it was during those years his marriage crumbled, marr

lee mum back has criticized people who support north korea.e called on them to change their way of thinking. >> translator: the north is problematic, but pro north korea groups in this country to blindly follow the north are a greater problem. >> the president made the criticism during an address on his visit earlier this month to myanmar. he said he visited a site in yangon to mourn for the south korean victims of a 1983 terrorist bombing. the attack targeted then south korean president. he survived but 21 south koreans were killed including cabinet ministers. president lee criticized north korea for denying involvement in the bombing and in the sinking of a south korean naval vessel in 2010. oppositi oppositi opposition lawmakers were accused of fraud during a political election last month. lee wants to eliminate any influence on the presidential election in december. >>> u.n. arab lead kofi anan returned to syria to try to salvage a u.n. mediated cease fire. he's back in the country after government forces attacked near the central city of

we had about 30 people here and my mum came over and everything and just cheering. we're cheering so much that i think we missed it slightly. [laughter] >> the atmosphere >> and so nice that the queen was able to make it. she's so busy with their jubilee . >> and the accordingies. >> and final word from you, steve and richard. what are you hoping this chiefs for the city and the sports in the city? >> just raise the profile of sport and the load of different journeys that you can make with sport. yesterday, the olympics -- so many people have a chance to come up here and take part in lots of different activities. >> what are you hoping for? >> hoping the volunteers really get involved in a lot of projects. we get more coaches qualified and more volunteers involved. >> the torch is well on its way now to another city. and we understand that zara phillips will be the last torch bearer of that day. she's the daughter of princess ann. the -- an exciting day for the torch relay as it continues its journey here in bristol. error lots of people turning out in the sunshine.

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since then, he's lost $1000 and counting, and he's dismayed that zuckerberg has been publicly mum since the stock went on sale. >> do you feel let down as a small investor? >> a lot of small investors put their faith in him and the comp and they're feeling burned right now. >> reporter: facebook is in what's called post-ipo quiet period. so technically, zuckerberg can't say much publicly, but experts say his silence could be hurting his company. and it may be worth making a carefully crafted statement. >> he's the captain of the ship. they're in rough waters. it's nice to have the captain come on and say i'm focused on the long-term and nothing has changed about that. >> zuckerberg is not immune from this either. it's lost $27 billion since the ipo. >>> now we turn to dollars and sengsp sense. a stunning investigation into hidden fees eating away at the nest eggs of tens of millions of americans, nest eggs they're counting on for their retirement. for the average american couple, the cost is staggering, more than $150,000 in their lifetime. >> reporter: somebody has been taking money ou

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if web work out how to help mums back into the workplace, then actually we'll have a stronger economy, a better society and we'll bring up our children better. the two agendas are absolutely linked. where we put our fire power so far in this agenda is helping particularly the least well off parents get back into the workforce. so we have increased the hours of free nursely child care for mothers of 2 years old, 3, 4 years old. in order to start looking for work. they can start getting back into the job market. i'm hugely attracted to the idea of making child care tax allowable for the reasons that you give that would see so odd to make other things tax reliable and not that thing that could help so many people back to work. the hsh is where does the money come from. with everything we do someone's tax break is someone else's tax burden. we always have to ask we have a limited amount of resources. a limited amount of fire power, where do we put that fire power. i absolutely hear what you say. if we put fire power behind better child care, more affordable child care it will help people

enraged by the episode and reminded reporters that biden had in fact counselled the president to stay mumimself on gay marriage out of fear of alienating voters. why are they going public? glenn thrush and mark leibovich is a celebrated reporter for "the new york times." i have to start with the "new york times." i'm not a student of the press but i know how to read a story. source after source after source, high-level, top campaign official, close to the president, people on both staffs, the white house and the vice president's office, all talking openly about the president's concern, anger, the white house staff's anger at the vice president. i know you can't give away your sources, but why is everybody talking? >> i'm not going to ask them to stop but i think -- >> i know, it's your job! >> this is an exacting staff. they do things on a schedule, david plouffe, jim messina, these are not my sources but they have a strict plan. this week was to talk about the campaign rollout and a $25 million ad buy which they would go over their accomplishment list. here we are day four talking about

my view is this -- it's that we've got this in the wrong, at palestinian mum, in the wrong agency. wrong department. it should be in the department of energy. this type of research. i believe we've unwisely expanded the scope and the mission of our department of defense. we've got them doing a whole range of things now, and this is the latest one. so i think that it would be best if -- if the department of defense were tightly focused on raising up an army, a navy and air force, clearly, just focused on just that mission and not expanding it to move the country forward and in energy independence. i do see at the commander in chief has put forth, the president has, in his directive through secretary salazar full moratorium on coastal virginia energy, despite the expressed will of the governor, myself, representing the coast of virginia, and the house of delegates state senate full moratorium on coastal energy. 18,000 jobs are being held up because of this, and, really, are holding up our ability to become energy independent and i really think the president is off on the wrong track