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. >> that was nadia reporting. >> well, president obama is the first president to visit the universityrtunately the tigers did not come away with the win. oregon state beat towson. >> the towson tigers football team was award the championship trophy during half time and the president was on hand to take pictures with the team. that is an amazing day for them. >> really exciting. what are you going to do. >> three americans arrested in cairo are waking up in their own beds. we'll look at their special homecoming. >> and the 8 1/2 month journey to discover life on mars. >> we're calling for dry weather today. dumb coming up in the >> good morning. i hope you enjoyed yesterday. the weather cooperated. as people head back from the holiday, it is dry all up the east coast in most of the state of maryland through pennsylvania into virginia as well. a storm system is approaching from the west, and we're keeping our eye on this, as it is our next chance for rain. ane rain showers in kentucky, but they are slowly pushing east. well, where there are temperatures we have clear skies overnight. no

george papandreou announces that he will step down. >> thank you, nadia bilchik. >>> 25 minutes pastr now. we're already talking about thanksgiving. maybe this turkey knows that thanksgiving is on the way. planned a little get-away. the story ahead. stay with us. >>> we're coming up on the bottom of the hour on this "cnn saturday morning." it's sunday. right in i was up too late with that lsu/alabama game. sorry, it went no year of time. yeah, it is sunday morning here. there are some stories you just can't resist sometimes and some stories i need assistance from a man, reynold wolf. listen up to this one. we got thanksgiving on the way. we see this fairly often, reynold. we see this more often than we should, don't we? just wild turkeys running around. >> yeah, they're everywhere. >> are they? >> it's funny, it is supposed to be one of the most difficult animals to hunt. they are supposed to be incredibly intelligent animals. in fact, benjamin franklin considered that the wild turkey should be our national bird instead of the bald eagle but this one doesn't seem to intelligent. does

. >> mitchell: alonti wiss, deyon smith and nadia jones have all raised their grades, along with their optimism. what do you all three hope to do down the road? any goals, any plan, any dreams? >> i want to be a forensic detective. pitch mitch okay. you? >> i would go to college when i leave here. >> there's so much you can learn. i just want to learn, learn, learn more. >> mitchell: judge edwards says his program is changing the course of lives through discipline, education and opportunity. are you surprised at the reaction that you've received in >> i am absolutely amazed. this has served a new and wonderful discussion all over america about how to deal with delinquents, incorrigibles and education. >> mitchell: the innovative concept academy costs about $2,500 per student and is funded in part by the state of missouri and the st. louis public school district. other states are now considering similar programs. and that is the "cbs evening news." later on cbs, "60 minutes." thanks for joining us this sunday evening. i'm russ mitchell at the cbs broadcast center in new york. scott pell

. >> nadia and i began representing deborah peagler shortly after california became the first state in the nation to adopt a law specifically designed to help incarcerated survivors of domestic violence win their freedom. it's a huge problem, a national problem, probably an international problem. and this law is just the first step. debbie was connected to the murder of the man that abused her. but the evidence of that abuse was never presented to the court. and if she had been charged appropriately, she would have served a maximum of 6 years in prison. instead by the time we took her case, she had already been in for 20 years, and been denied release by the pas role board twice. >> this isn't a case where debbi peagler didn't have anything to do with the crime. but when you look at all of the facts and circumstances surrounding what occurred, any reasonable court, any reasonable parole board and any reasonable person would conclude that she has served enough time and she should be released from prison. >> he started hitting me with his fist, making me lay on the floor, on the couch an

my name is nadia, and i work for the san francisco human rights commission.the commission investigates cases of discrimination based on a number of categories, one of which is national origin, whether that is discrimination in housing, public accommodation, that means any business establishment you go to, or employment. we interpret, especially in instances of housing-based discrimination, that immigration status is part of national origin discrimination. we just want to let the forum know

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my name is nadia, and i work for the san francisco human rights commission.the commission investigates cases of discrimination based on a number of categories, one of which is national origin, whether that is

my name is nadia, and i work for the san francisco human rights commission. the commission investigates cases of discrimination based on a number of categories, one of which is national origin, whether that is discrimination in housing, public accommodation, that means any business establishment you go to, or employment. we interpret, especially in instances of housing-based discrimination, that immigration status is part of national origin discrimination. we just want to let the forum know about this, and my colleague been talking about the sanctuary city. in addition, on tuesday, november 17 of this month, we are going to be having a forum on issues affecting -- immigration issues affecting l.g.t. immigrants and same-sex bye national couples not being together. we are going to talk about the h.i.v. ban being lifted but cases previously departmented. the one-year deadline for asylum and also the treatment of lgtb danica patrick's. we hope you can come to the forum. it is going to be at 25 venice, sweet 800, november 17 at 5:30. thank you. >> thank you. next

as a group of lawyers here that want to introduce the concept of financial rape and financial part nadia thank you for this very reason that there needs to be a greater understanding the public's mind about guys like john corey's zina blankfein and and jamie diamond do on a daily basis now before we go tell us about your site. and i just got a note about the consular cast book published this week tell us about that my podcast meister don't inquiry published a book of true scripts of our conversations over the last three years and be published by you sorry press. the book in his name he's the author duncan queery it was called the prince were cast all right well look for that there's the consular cast book published this week and there's a podcast it goes where the james howard kunstler that's all the time we have thanks so much for being on the kaiser report if you mix or r r i that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i want to thank my guest james howard kunstler if you want to follow us on twitter as kaiser report or on facebook a

. >> and that was nadia randolph reporting. unfortunately the tigers did not come away with a win. they were beat 66-46. it wasn't all basketball sunday. the toy son tiger football team was awarded the championship trophy during half time, and the president was on hand to take pictures with the team. >> it's time now for a sunday morning "q & a." joining us now is adam rosenberg. >> good morning, jen. >> thank you for coming in. obviously this penn state scandal has provided parents an opportunity to talk to their kids about what is appropriate and not appropriate. >> we should look at it not as one big conversation but many little conversations. we should be talking to them all throughout their lives and having a relationship with them so we can feel trusting with one another and we can talk about many different things. certainly one of them is what is an appropriate touch, what is an inappropriate touch, who is a safe adult, who is not a safe adult. >> you have been having some town hall meetings about the same thing. you had one last week at the y of central maryland. what were

no, we need to explain this nadia with the morning. no, it was in a parking lot. it was a simulated mission to mars. they took it very seriously. it was a full year and a half, 52 days that these six cosmonauts stayed together. three were russian, one was french, one was italian, one was chinese. amongst these cosmonauts, one was a surgeon, engineers, highly qualified. in fact, the chinese cosmonauts is one who trains astronauts. they were highly intelligent individuals and took this experiment very, very seriously. >> what was the point. you said experiment. what were they hoping to get out of it. >> what would it be like to travel 35 million miles away to mars. it would take a year and a half. they toot exact amount of time and simulated the experience living in close quarters. they lived in a capsule about the size of a bus. you're seeing individual capsules there, a living area, each had a bedroom. they lived like that without going anywhere for the entire time. >> was this more of a mental challenge than physical one? did they sim

it's time for morning passport with nadia bilcheck. can you really sleep text?to dr. kunnington, he is seeing cases. now, i will say they are rare cases. but seeing people who are very active during the day and the mind doesn't stand still and what's happening is not during rem sleep, which is rapid eye movement sleep, he is finding cases of people who are texting and in the morning have absolutely no recollection of having texted. >> now, are they sending coherent texts? >> no. things like shut the door, keep it open, things that are fairly incoherent. but what's interesting about this, is around 2008, there was a study about e-mailing and sleep e-mailing and one woman saying something like 44 e-mails during her sleep. but think about it, your pc is away from the bedroom. where is your cell phone at night? where is your smartphone. it becomes dangerous. but really the point of both the ohio study and the one in melbour melbourne, australia. is they are saying to people, you need to shut down. you need to take a moment and completely shut off either your phone o

let's say hello to nadia. this is an outrage story.or everything, baggage, the ticket, you have to pay directly for the fuel. >> only in this particular occasion. i think the airline industry might have reached a new low this was on thursday, you had a group of passengers traveling from india to birmingham, england. but as you can see, they needed to stop to refuel in vienna. when comtel air got to vienna, they didn't have enough money to pay the airport taxes -- >> what do you mean? >> they did not have enough money. apparently what happened is the travel agency in england didn't pay comtel air. but have a look. you're seeing passengers actually give money, around 200 or so dollars, if they didn't have the money -- wait for this one -- they were escorted into the airport building and at the atms told to get cash. do you travel with about $200 on you every time? >> these folks had to go -- >> yes. >> i thought the flight would stop right here -- those are their options. we will not be able to take to you your destination or get the mon

. >> reporter: palo alto resident nadia niacc started advocating three years ago when voters first passed the bond to build the high-speed project. with the price tag tripling, she's worried it will come at too high of a cost. >> we're talking about increasing the class size at my children's school. >> reporter: the project will not only cost more, it will attract fewer riders. plus the revenue dropped by more than half a billion. and it won't start services unless the state finds $20 billion from federal tax sources that currently don't exist. >> we're three years deep and finally have a business plan. >> reporter: there is good news for the peninsula and the south bay. calls for upgrading existing rail lines rather than building new ones. >> i think that's a far less expensive approach and less disruptive to homes and businesses near the corridor. >> reporter: still those who live near the proposed path say it doesn't matter how much or how little they will pay. >> it's not going to stop here. i have to go to san francisco to get on it. that's not convenient. >> reporter: and this needs

michelle zatta is a lighting designer, nadia works for a human rights group on afghanistan policy. >>esign event held for the last three years in a brooklyn artists' studio. so this is all jello. >> this is jello. >> we've made pancakes with syrup. smoky bacon. some eggs. little fruit cocktail. >> the concept was i wanted to do an alcoholic jello shot. and i thought what better vehicle than a bullet? >> reporter: this is jello. >> that's awesome. >> reporter: they never dreamed of in leroy. >> martha, tell us what happened. water and gelatin. >> reporter: so is this. avant-garde jello from innovative spanish chef jose andre us. here at mini-bar, his restaurant and laboratory in washington. >> you're going to be able to control water in the palm of your hand. >> reporter: he sounds like a chemist. but what he shows us looks like magic. >> in this case we're going to be using something we call sodium... like a salt of sea weed. >> reporter: gelatin made out of sea weed has been used in asia for centuries. here it's being used to coat a spoonful of colored water. so it forms into a spher

. >> nadia, we'll see her again in the 8:00 hour as well. thank you as always.we get close to the top of the hour a major league baseball player snatched from his home. an update on this situation in a few minutes. [ male announcer ] it's true... consumers er wanchai ferry orange chicken... over p.f. chang's home menu orange chicken women men and uh pandas... elbows mmm [ male announcer ] wanchai ferry, try it yourself. ♪ we never can give enough ♪ i got something for you and you... ♪ [ female announcer ] may your holidays be merry and bright. merry pringles. i tell you what i can spend. i do my best to make it work. i'm back on the road safely. and i saved you money on brakes. that's personal pricing. >>> as we come up on the topof the hour, checking some stories making news across the country. lakewood, new jersey's sarah muldasi got a surprise on veterans day. dad showed up. he has been gone to saudi arabia. these never get old. their big plan now that dad is back, going to go see her last soccer game of the season. that's awesome. something else, look at thi

. >>> at ten until the top of the morning, good morning to nadia for our "morning passport."urvived over the long run, but they are holding on to this in namibia. >> used to be southwest africa. it was german southwest africa at some point. so what you're seeing in these magnificent pictures that you are about to see in a couple of minutes women who during the 1900s, the women is -- in the 1900s, the germans colonized southwest africa. and the women came in victorian dress. and many of the herrera women worked in the homes of the colonialists. and they dressed much more sparsely because of the weather and were forced by the people they worked for to dress in victorian dress. what happened is they adopted the style. and it's always interesting because you're seeing herrera women wearing the long dresses of the victorianans. but the headdress, there's nothing victorian about that. that's supposed to represent cattle horns because the history of the herrera is that they were a cattle-breeding people. >> they are holding on to this? no signs of things changing? >> no, they love t

good morning, nadia. vending machines, not just coke? >> one of the world's first.irport in amsterdam, a world first in terms of making banners. you're coming from the airport and it says "welcome home, t.j.," personalized. banner-making machine for around $20. there it is. you can get it to say whatever you want it to say, will you marri, my hello, sweetie -- will you marry me, hello, sweetie. the founder was tired of seeing tacky sign on big sheets, that he thought this would be so much more attractive. there it is in a couple of minutes, your own customized banner. >> this would be great, you know, there are plenty of military families looking at this and saying -- it comes out that large? >> reporter: it comes out that large. now, "welcome home" is generic, but they can be customized. he's thinking of putting them at games and various other things. i can see that this is certainly innovative? around $20. >> certainly worth it for a loved one coming home. >> especially if you make it original. one that you couldn't just get in a store with the person's name on it

thinks nadia on this veteran day.he said says, god bless america and thanks to those who served to protect our lives and our way of life. >> we could not have said that better. find us on facebook by searching for fox 5 morning news. no space between fox and the number 5 and post comment under fiona's photo of her dog. >> are we going to try this again? no. okay.  >>> all right. you know, thinks the time where we normally check in with holly. >> we do. >> she does her thing out there. she's been dog her mommy segmental week. our own allison is seymour surprised her with showers. you have been waiting 11 years to be able to surprise holly? >> it's been so great so far this morning. and there are many more to come. first of all, holly, how are you? >> i reached my target heart rate already this morning and it's ten to 8:00. some people come up to me on the streets and say, all the great things. when holly threw that baby shower for you, it was december -- or late november -- i can't remember now

. >> alante west, deion smith and nadia jones have all raised their grades along with their optimism.s? any plans, any dreams? >> i want to be a forensic detective. >> a dprensic detective? >> yes. >> you? >> i want to go to college, when i leave here, go somewhere and take up a trade or something. >> i just want to learn, learn, learn, get more. i want everything. want to be everything. >> are you surprised at the reaction, of what you see? >> i am absolutely amazed. folk apparently have gotten so interested in what we're doing in the city of st. louis, that it has stirred a new and wonderful discussion. all over america. about how to deal with delinquents. inko incorrigibles. >> it's a change that could lead to other jurisdictions as well, an unique approach getting high marks for turning lives around. russ mitchell, cbs news, st. louis. >>> such a great story. what a wonderful message for the rest of the country. >> good for them. >>> good stuff. betty nguyen has more headlines over at the news desk. good morning. >> good morning jeff and erica. and good morning to you, los angeles

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