which is a local new york city based paper. the new york post called the department of education insisting that i do an interview. on the departed. insistence i ended up speaking to that reporter. we began the interview with him asking about my filiation to this organization after saying i would never affiliate myself with any organization or individual who would. play or a forum basically is that i don't believe that these young women are going to being a. reporter asked me for the root word the word intifada and my response to him was if you look it up in the arabic dictionary and it is shaking up and i went on to explain to him that this word has evolved and has different meanings for different people based on the palestinian israeli conflict for thousands of people have been killed. i answered one other question for him about the school and at that point he said ok well thank you this is good. there was someone from the press office of the department of education on the phone after we hung she called me back and said to me i think oh well we

intifada and why see it's not a call for a violent uprising in the big apple like the new york post stated it's actually a call for and power moment. it's also not of respect to the palestinian resistance against an illegal apartheid occupation people don't understand the word or they don't understand the palestinian struggle that's fine that's an opportunity for discussion and learning one of the is that the girls have which is silence by the media and it really represents how drastically our over changed after the breaking of the news about our intifada t. shirts on film disrespect then discriminated against. they called the terrorist because that's a full state. but he is good why the night and if they did they need that thank you so much fun just this he should have the word intifada written on them so it all comes down to is who gets to define the father provocative were yes. do we have a right to use it yes. you know do i have regrets yes what i regret is that we can't even have a discussion about the meaning of the word i regret that we had to play into the story in this way and tha

he tells the new york post that monday, january 17th, is going to be the biggest downer of 2011. why? he predicts it's a time when many have broken their new year's resolutions. it's probably kind of bad outside. but on a lighter note, he expects june 7th to be the happiest day -- 17th to be the happiest day of the year. >>> can anyone own the image of a balloon animal? a bay area store is facing that question after getting a warning letter from a famous artist. park life was selling this book end in the shape of a balloon dog online and in its store. the could -- co-owner says a lawyer fired a note telling them to take it off the shelf. this is his balloon dog sculpture. >> if you're a party clown, watch out, because they are going to come after you. >> how many party clowns around the world have made that dog? >> i know. >>> a toronto company makes the book ends for now. the store says they will probably begin selling them again. >>> well, you know what it looks like. and if you live here, you know what it tastes like. but there is still a mystery surrounding dungeon's crab. [ b

snow duty but instead four sanitation workers in new york city were busted off for slacking off while the city was buried in snow last week. the new york post claims that instead of cleaning up, the workers went out and bought beer and sat in a car for hours after the massive blizzard hit and the paper said the supervisors later told their bosses they had run out of gas. >> oops. >>> within the past few minutes, the main highway between the central valley and southern california reopened. after being closed nearly 12 hour, because of snow flurries, and ice, an unusual blizzard forced the closure of the grapevine section of interstate five, starting just after midnight. and plow had to clear about 30 miles of road, over the cajon pass. hundreds of motorists were stranded overnight, many stuck in their cars at truck stops. >> i hope it opens up. i know it is going to be crazy because there is a lot of people stranded out here. >> i just pray they hurry up and open up and daylight, hopefully everything will be okay. they say it stopped snowing already. hopefully we will be out of here soon. it is cold. >> what a mess. well, snow has been falli

been more than able to back up their coaches bravado on the field to see huge items checked off new york's post season to do list the jets defeated two time defending m.v.p. peyton manning in his indianapolis colts seventeen sixteen to start the playoffs emotions too high for the jets ahead of their highly anticipated rematch with the new england patriots but new york but memories of a forty five to regular season to the fans behind them shocking tom brady and the foxboro faithful twenty two. and a success to the game plan against two players considered the face of the league with forty eight she's a different beast. was nearly as. different styles but like her first you know. his you know completion rate probably isn't as high as yet his yards per catch up probably higher you know things like that he's you know he wants to throw the ball down the field he's not content that's just taken a check down or whatever i mean you know. this time around twenty two to seventeen loss to the jets in the regular season and while they took care of business against the ravens thirty four in their only playof

the "new york post" recently published celebrity new year's resolution and guess who said she needed katie? >> couric: you know, so far this year i haven't written any. ( laughs) busted. but i'm working on it and i agree with byron. >> reporter: i agree with him, too. but it's another thing to do it. >> couric: thanks, steve. that's the "cbs evening news." i'm katie couric in new york. thank you for watching. see you tomorrow from washington. crisis over crime... why one bay area city is holding an >>> a community in crisis over crime. why one bay area city is holding an emergency meeting at this hour to deal with gang violence. >> a grizzly discovery after crews douse a car fire. the mystery revealed when the smoke cleared. >> i don't know how much it costs today, but he's entitled to his day in court. >> and making a federal case out of a minor crime. why the infamous spider dan wants the world to hear his case. >>> right now an emergency meeting is just getting under way in san jose. a place that prided itself on being one of the safest big cities in the nation has seen seven murd

. >>> "the new york post," not known as a big friend of the obama white house, took a very public, veryonal swing at the president on the front page this morning, showing mr. obama on vacation in a polo shirt, shorts, hat, sunglasses and flip-flops in hawaii, asking if the leader of the free world should dress like that, even on vacation? then inside the newspaper were other presidents who have been deemed even worse vacation fashion offenders by some. including george w. bush in black socks with the presidential seal, and black crocks. president clinton in let's call them period shorts, and richard nixon trying to dodge the ocean water in his shoes and socks. >>> more royal wedding details are out, including some important details for the uk audience, including the fact that kate middleton will arrive at the ceremony by car, but the couple will depart by horse and carriage. the queen will host the reception. prince charles is throwing a kind of after party, a dinner and dancing afterwards. all costs, except for security, are being paid by the royal family and the middletons. no honeymo

murdoch stands over fox news channel the wall street journal and the new york post the fox channel is definitely seen as the most partisan and the most focused on advancing a particular political party and a political interest so is this because of rupert murdoch's personal interests definitely there's no doubt about it. general electric one of the largest military contractors for the u.s. government plus comcast one of america's largest cable providers are joined by the hip running the n.b.c. network the floor of the hudson river is covered with carcinogenic p c b s these toxic janick dangerous chemicals that were put there by general electric general electric owns n.b.c. and b c has not taken any trouble to report on this massive environmental story. with the innocent face of mickey mouse as their trademark disney is the proud owner of a.b.c. when a.b.c. was bought by disney and there were some a.b.c. stories about improprieties at disneyland is the world does the killed those c.n.n. and time magazine belong to time warner joining the media giants are c.b.s. corporation towering ove

. >> i have the new york post article that your daughter wrote defending you, but let's face it, theard was feeble and i was busted. if i actually tried my best at something, you would never throw it back in my face. >> never. >> tiger parenting is pushing your child to live up to their potential. >> yes, but always with love. that's the crucial thing. it's got to be high expectations coupled with love and listening. >> a lesson she learned when her younger daughter hit adolescent angst and started to rebel. >> at some point, i realized, oh, my god, she hates me, and i'm going to lose my daughter if i don't pull back. the rest of the book isn't a tiger, it's a crying little rabbit. >> our thanks to juju. by the way, the author's husband will be on "gma" monday morning. >>> when we come back tonight, remembering a man who really know how to get under a president's skin. excuse me, what is that? oh, i'm a fidelity customer. okay, but what does it do? well, it gets me the tools and research i need to help me make informed decisions. with fidelity, i can invest in stocks, bonds -- all at

and by the good responses, i mean open responses from the popular press, from, say, the new york post of all places sometimes, or daily news, you know, magazines and media that attracts an audience that does not know much about art, that does not know anything about my work. and yet it draws these people to the work. and those are the people that i listen to, the man and woman in the street who come up to me and see the most obvious things, and they get it, unlike the critics who don't see it. is that because the art world is too mannered and too bound up in theory and ideology and not looking at the work? well, maybe. but i think, also, the art world has its own agenda a lot of times, you know. but also, you know, i think it's because i'm really-- you know, i like to see myself as a sort of populist artist in that sense, in that, you know, my heart is with the people, you know. i'm--you know, it's-- you know, like i said before, i try to deal with issues and themes in my work that anyone can relate to, that, you know, you don't need to have an art education to be able to--to see it.

rudy giuliani may be plotting a presidential run in 2012 according to the "new york post." r thinks the republican race will be populated with candidates like mitt romney and sarah palin. giuliani may have company. backman said she is also considering the race for 2012. lisa argen is here now with the fog forecast. >> yeah. >> the chilly forecast. >> it's true. you know, it's been dry so it's kind of a tradeoff but it's cold and gray. today we're going to work on that a little bit. outside now our roof camera, definitely foggy here but as you go north, the fog gets worse. i'll tell you when it's going to get better coming up. >> okay, great. it may be spal small but this is what leaders >> man: delivering a 200-pound ice sculpture means i don't have any margin for error. one wrong turn, and i could end up unloading a puddle of water. >> gps: turn right ahead. >> man: so i make sure i have the right guidance to get me exactly where i need to be. it's the same with taxes. turbotax has a unique gps feature that guides me step-by-step. automatically double-checks along the way a

powerful this book is and why it's already received considerably prominent mention in "the new york times," new york post hasn't even been officially published yet. what we would like to do the next 15, 20 minutes, is engage you and asking questions and offering commentary on what you've just heard. so we would really like to hear what you think and ask questions for donnie. >> and if you could identify yourself place that would be great. >> [inaudible] -- i'm curious what highs and lows did you experience during the purpose of time that you were investigating all of the aspects of the story. >> um, an interesting question. i will mention one thing. it was most amazing to me to follow my own -- getting so accustomed to killing. you read about when you investigate this kind of material for five years, you read about one killing after the other. and at a certain point, you don't realize this, and you are -- i'm sorry to say this but you become happy about finding it and that is a down emotionally low point. the story unfortunately for me has no highs. there is no redemption for this story. i could mention

the new york post claims... nstead >>> four new york city sanitation supervisors accused of slacking off while the city was buried if snow last week. instead of cleaning up they bought beer and sat in a car for hours monday night after the blizzard hit. the supervisors later told their bosses they ran out of gas. oops. >>> all right. don't get caught on interstate 5 if you to drive to southern california. kirk is where the grapevine is closed right now a mess for commuters. hey kirk. >> reporter: hey elizabeth, good morning we are live right now where we are all waiting for word from chp to hear when they will reopen grapevine it could come at some point within the next half hour they are waiting for first light i want to show you what is going on here. it is literally a parking lot a lot of people have spent the night in the parking lot of this truck stop this is a family trying to catch some shut eye they have been sleeping here since 8, just next to them another family i think we woke them up a short time ago.

moved them into cyber affairs with fabricated tales of glory and war several older women told the new york postthe fake soldier would write about patrols in iraq how he couldn't wait to meet them when he returned to the states one woman said that she fell in love with the soldier via facebook but when dylan sorvino was confronted about using the photo by the dead soldiers friends he suddenly deleted the profile and here's a fact of the guy who created the profile might not have realized impersonating a fallen hero isn't just sick it actually might be illegal misusing a photograph that shows sanchez's combat infantryman badge and basic parachutist wings may violate the stolen valor act of two thousand and five the law says that it's illegal to falsely claim military awards or wear any military decorations some of sanchez's fellow rangers have contacted facebook as well as the f.b.i. so let's help with this fake soldier is held accountable and there is nothing more sick or pathetic than using the photo of a fallen hero to try to pick up chicks. must see t.v. might start carrying a whole new meani