and my niece said, me too. seems like a nice lady. >> larry: that was the niece that died, right? >> yes, jessica. >> larry: and patty, jessica was your sister? >> my younger sister, yes. >> larry: so what did you make of this when this all happened? what did you make of all this? >> um, well -- >> larry: i mean, your sister -- >> my baby sister, ten years -- >> larry: -- kept alive another person? >> yes, it's amazing. i'm happy that she lives through so many people. that i can feel a connection when natalie -- it brings us -- such a tragedy, it's amazing that she still lives on. >> larry: and she knew she was going to -- she wanted to donate a kidney, right? >> yeah, most of our family are donors. you know, your license, you can on there, they give you the little pink dot to put on the license. so we believe in once you move on to the next life, that whatever is for us to be giving inside, organs, to help other human beings. >> larry: were other organs given to others too? >> all her organs were donated. >> l

we're only doing our kids and nieces and nephews. so for the grown ups, they are out of luck this year. >> tom: the holiday shopping season is upon us. a look at what's different this year for shoppers and the nation's retailers. you're watching "nightly business report" for wednesday, november 24. this is "nightly business report" with susie gharib and tom hudson. "nightly business report" is made possible by: captioning sponsored by wpbt >> tom: good evening, and thanks for joining us. my colleague susie gharib is off tonight. as the nation prepares to go shopping this weekend, investors were buying up stocks. the dow popped 150 points higher, wiping out yesterday's losses. while shopping on the day after thanksgiving has become almost as much a tradition as eating turkey leftovers, this year both retailers and shoppers have a new game plan for black friday. erika miller reports. >> reporter: 'tis the season for decking the malls. not just with seasonal decor, but also with sales signs. this gap at a mall in new york city plans to

a freshman at washington, and a little nephew, and the new edition to i am a, a two months old, a niece -- which is pretty court -- cool. because she is a freshman in washington, and a little nephew, and the new addition to our family, two months old, a niece. i told the nurse that it was not received very well in class, so being the nice lady that she is, she made a couple of calls, in my own insurance situation was a little complicated, and she made some phone calls and cleared up for me. after a couple of weeks, she made me an eye appointment, and my brother was busy, so she was able to come with me, and we really got to know each other. it was really cool, and she told me that i was a good speaker and that i would be good for one program, and she introduced me to someone, and he helped me a lot with presentation and public speaking and not being a teacher but as it year, going into the classes and teaching the kids, -- but being -- not being a teacher but being a peer. in my laboratory partner melissa graduated last year. -- and my laboratory partner. at first, it was in the awkward

but who knew that when he was asked to help his nieces get through a few equations, he would provide answer for tens of thousands everywhere? neal karlinsky and our "person of the week." >> reporter: saul chaun is a 33-year-old stay at home day that spends his mornings with his 18 month old, and the rest of his day crammed inside a walk-in closet, running a school like no other. >> exponent here is a variable. it's not a constant. >> reporter: why are you in a closet? >> this location in our house is as far away as we can get from my son while he's screaming, is the simple answer. >> reporter: the free videos are anything but flashy. just a doodling electronic pen on a blackboard and khan's enthusiastic voice. but they've grown into the world's most popular educational websites. tutorials that are seen on average 70,000 times a day. >> to start one plus one, move at their own pace, pause and repeat videos as necessary. they can do exercises, keep doing them until they are 100% profirnlt. >> reporter: the thing is, khan was a hedge fund manager until a year ago, and these lessons were

you with daddy's boy my son he's the father instead of the fairy tales of my niece is telling the child how he fought the nazis who died before the war you know to live very end the birth of their second child was a miracle for our my niece and he's thirty four year old wife you've given you know we want to share the joy with the world would you tell me am i in the guinness book of records yet because i think i should be there for conceiving a child at my age. the desire of live in a small town no for my future and so the russia the birth of little water to turn them into local celebrities. oh neighbors congratulate us. sixty crew's visit to their home in just a month even the local mayor says he is not getting as much publicity the visits often turned into news conferences and even though the result of his grew a little tired of all the attention they still share their daily lives with the press their only concern just how much loam this life will lest most men in other mice not thought of his family have lived long lives so he's hoping to see his one hundred first birthday but perhaps

out of my niece is eighty nine but he loves to spend time with little love to believe it or not he's not this baby's grandpa. he would spoil my son. he's the father instead of the fairy tales of my niece is telling the child how he fought the nazis. daddy for the war you know to live very and the birth of their second child was a miracle for our my east and he's thirty four year old wife you gania know we want to share the joy with the world would you tell me am i in the guinness book of records yet because i think i should be there for conceiving a child at my age. the desire of live in a small town or for my future and so them russia the birth of little of two and turned them into local celebrities. all our neighbors congratulate us sixty crews visited their home in just a month even the local mayor says he is not getting as much publicity the visits often turned into news conferences and even though there was a lot of us grew a little tired of all the attention they still share their daily lives with the press their only concern just how much loan this life will last most men in t

. >> leslie wilson's nephew and her niece. vern gosney's son mark. a third of all the dead were children murdered at jim jones' command wracked with convulsions, a painful death. >> i tell you, i don't care how many screams you hear, i don't care how many anguished cried, death is a million times more preferable than ten more days of this life. >> what i experienced and saw was absolute chaos and insanity. >> die with a degree of dignity. lay down your life with dignity. don't lay down with tears and agony. >> tim carter walked back to the pavilion and saw his 1-year-old son malcolm in the arms of his wife gloria. >> here's sharon cobb, the pediatric nurse practitioner with a syringe in malcolm's mouth. gloria is standing there tears streaming down her face. just agony written all over her face. >> these syringes found later were filled with cyanide to kill the children. >> all they're doing is taking a drink to go to sleep. that's what death is, sleep. >> malcolm was dead. his little lips covered with foam which is what happens with arsenic and cyan

i have a niece, amelda hunter. where crystal was in the grave, amelda was on top in the backyard. >> both women were buried in this makeshift grave discovered by police. these photos were taken from that day. >> how do you think this could have happened? 11 bodies in this house. >> they just didn't care. had they found her body, they probably would have saved most of the we will. they probably could have saved my cousin. i'm angry at everybody. i mean, it starts at the top with him but i'm angry at everybody. they can call me an angry person. they can say what they want but i'm pissed off about it. >> given the nature and the gruesomeness of the allegations that have been placed against you -- >> anthony was arrested on october 31st, 2009. just two days after police stumbled on to his alleged house of death. >> we've had a lot of tragedies in this communicate but certainly this is one of the most significant things that has happened during my career. >> how do you feel that this crime impacted this entire community

my nieces have gone through here. i had hoped my daughter would graduate here too. >> we had our ring ceremony just a couple weeks ago and got our class ring. now we don't get to graduate. >> reporter: parents say they were notified of the closing yesterday. the major reason is said to be financial. this year, the board had to use retirement funds to keep the school open. >> i believe the e-mail said they had to dip in to support the school. >> reporter: next year, a nearby all-boys catholic school will open their doors for the girls. the principal is hoping for a smooth transition for students who want to transfer over. before that can happen, a lot of questions need to be answered. >> will some facilities be available for us to use, classrooms, their gym. >> reporter: after it's closed for a year, it may reopen as a charter school. tomorrow, leaders will meet with parents to discuss the upcoming school year. >>> the tragic life of former oakland a's outfielder glen burke, the first openly gay major league baseball p

my nieces have gone through here. i had hoped my daughter would graduate here too. >> we had our ring ceremony just a couple weeks ago and got our class ring. now we don't get to graduate. >> reporter: parents say they were notified of the closing yesterday. the major reason is said to be financial. this year, the board had to use retirement funds to keep the school open. >> i believe the e-mail said they had to dip in to support the school. >> reporter: next year, a nearby all-boys catholic school will open their doors for the girls. the principal is hoping for a smooth transition for students who want to transfer over. before that can happen, a lot of questions need to be answered. >> will some of their facilities be available for us to use, classrooms, their gym. >> reporter: after it's closed for a year, it may reopen as a charter school. tomorrow, leaders will meet with parents to discuss the upcoming school year. >>> the tragic life of former oakland a's outfielder glen burke, the first openly gay major league b

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my sister, niece of have through here. i hope that my daughter will graduate here, t went. >> officials say that enrollment has fallen by 30% and the all boys high school will go coed next year and a bit to young women who attend classes there. >>> a high school teacher is facing criminal charges after police arrested her on charges of having with a student. as jim vargas reports some students say they are not as surprised. >> rumors have been around for a couple years that a teacher was having with a student. students and police say they may be cell phone photographs floating around. they arrested 27-year-old felecia killings yesterday. >> there is only one victim that we know of right now and he is 17 years old. he has had an ongoing relationship with the teacher. >> reporter: killings was released on bail and we went to her last known address but no one answered the door. police say they think that killings and her students held their liaisons at the home. >> i was surprised, but i kind of knew at the same time. >> repo

his brothers and several nieces and nephews, and i have other items to submit. >> thank you. supervisor alioto-pier. supervisor alioto-pier: thank you, madam clerk. i, too, would like to wish te -- the cunny family my best, and they are in my prayers. i would also like to say the same to the fagans. when i first got here, then- chief fagan was quite a force to be reckoned with. i remember him coming into the office, and he would just walk in with three or four guys dressed in blue. they knew their stuff. it was amazing. he was incredible. it was a great loss, a personal one and a professional one, so my thoughts and prayers are with him. i also have an in memoriam for ms. dodie rosencrantz. her patronage was felt from the bay area to paris and venice. she died in her home on saturday. mrs. rosen krantz, whose unconventional style charm dignitaries and hipsters alike. she was 91 years old. born georgette macy, she was the widow of john rosencrantz, who died in 2001. ms. rosencrantz' father created a movie chain that became united artists. she was a fixture in san francisco and

and my adorable 2-year-old niece, campbell. it is a unique ability we humans have.rains allow us to spend a lot of time thinking about the future and reflecting on the past. but the study authors say, while this evolutionary leap has allowed us to build skyscrapers and the internet, it also comes at an emotional cost. >> fascinating. you know? and you were also saying there's some other tips as to how we focus on the moment. they're going to be studying that. >> the frustrating part of the study is they don't make any recommendations about how to stay in the moment. that's what they're going to study next. it is a big problem. there's a great mark twain quote. he said some of the worst things in my life never even happen. we just project in the future with concern all the time. >> be in the moment, folks. >>> stay with us because coming up in a moment, we're going to be paging dr. ron claiborne. ron goes to work with a veterinarian in virginia who lends a helping hand to pets and their owners. >> and he looks good in scrubs. >> he does. -♪ crimping -♪ and cutting ♪

but who knew that when asked to hp had niece get through a few equations he woulden up providing thenswer for tens of thousands of student everywhere. here's l kneel. this ace 33-year-old stay at home dad who spends his with hid child and rest of the day cramped inside a walk in closet running a school like no other. >> l this is a variable not a constant. if it was constant we would use thepower but we can't do it. >>reporter: why are you in a closet. >> this location in our house is as far away as it can get from my son than law. >>reporter: 43 video are anything but flashy. just a doodle electronic pen on blackboard and enthusiastic voice and calm. they have grown in the world most popular educational web site. approximately scene on average 70,000 times a day. >> start 1 plus 1 have open place. reteeth as net. keep doing the exercises until they are 100 percent proficient. >>reporter: the thing is he was a hedge fund manager until a year ago and the lessons were for his niece. they went viral by accident growing so popular that he quit his job to 100 this academy. to say they hav

i worry enough about my brothers and sisters and their children, and my little nieces and nephews andgreat. and so i make a perfect aunt. i get a chance to keep them, take them to, you know, to dollywood. they love that. or take them to one of our dixie stampede dinner theaters, which i forgot to mention. we've got a new pirate theme at one of our dixie stampedes in myrtle beach this next year, and i got to write all the music for that, and i can't wait to take, you know, the kids to go see all that. so i make a better aunt than i would have a mother, i think. >> larry: we'll be back with our remaining moments. a while back, toyota invented hybrid synergy drive. daddy, i'm bored. almost. it converts the car's braking force into electricity, so it's more efficient. so i thought... what if we put that same system onto one of these? [ people screaming ] who knows? we might be able to create the world's first self-sustaining amusement park. [ male announcer ] how would you use toyota technology to make a better world? learn how to share your ideas at toyota.com/ideasforgood. until the com

i worry enough about my brothers and sisters and their children, and my little nieces and nephews andt other people's children. i just hope that they'll do great. and so i make a perfect aunt. i get a chance to keep them, take them to, you know, to dollywood. they love that. or take them to one of our dixie stampede dinner theaters, which i forgot to mention. we've got a new pirate theme at one of our dixie stampedes in myrtle beach this next year, and i got to write all the music for that, and i can't wait to take, you know, the kids to go see all that. so i make a better aunt than i would have a mother, i think. >> larry: we'll be back with our remaining moments. >> larry: couple of moments left with dolly parton. your husband stays in the background. is that by his design? >> oh, absolutely. my husband loves staying home. he does not want to be in the limelight. he's proud of me, he wants me to do anything i want to do that makes me happy as long as i just don't hit on him. i did make him go see "9 to 5" when the show came to nashville. he wouldn't go to broad way but i did just ki

gary sin niece is the national spokesperson. >> a lot of people would say it's about time. 4:51 is ourtime. timeor weather and traffic. >> this morning off to a clear start. temperatures in the suburbs, rural areas, low to mid-40s. 30s inhe mountains. by later today, upper 50s by noon time. by midafternoon, low 60s. a delightful day. and a few high clouds this afternoonnd evening. sunset, 4:59. overnight should be clear. down in the upper 30s by dawn tomorrow. during the day, veterans day, light and sunny. highs reaches the upper 50s. more of the same on friday and saturday. as we get into sunday, probably will have increasing clouds with afternoon highs 60. clouding up monday. perhaps monday night, into tuesday, we could get some rain. we have had quite an extended dry period. next chance of rain monday night or perhaps tuesday. highs in the 50s. both days. morning lows near 40. a couple reports of meteors in the sky this mning. those are probably not associated wh the leonids. those are ten days away. let's check traffic. jerry, how is it looking? >> good morning, tom. good morning,

i worry enough about my brothers and sisters and their children, and my little nieces and nephews andt aunt. i get a chance to keep them, take them to, you know, to dollywood. they love that. or take them to one of our dixie stampede dinner theaters, which i forgot to mention. we've got a new pirate theme at one of our dixie stampedes in myrtle beach this next year, and i got to write all the music for that, and i can't wait to take, you know, the kids to go see all that. so i make a better aunt than i would have a mother, i think. >> larry: we'll be back with our remaining moments. sounds like you need to name your price. no gobbledy-gook? never. do i still get all the dagnabbit coverage i need? sure. we give you a quote and you can adjust your price up and down to find something that works for you. ♪ this thing is okey-mcsmokey skiddly-doo. great! i think. diggity. oh! still not sure. the "name your price" tool. only from progressive. call or click today. is a powerful force. set it in motion... and it goes out into the world like fuel for the economy. one opportunity leading to ano

her daughter and her niece were inside of a locked car watching, screaming to get out and they watched as he pummeled her with a tire iron and at the scene of the crime according to the police report there was a hair we've, there was one of her shoes and this was a picture in the back of her file that showed these huge bloody contusions on her face, a stripe. she was in the hospital for three days and she couldn't work anymore because he had beaten her so badly on her back that she couldn't bend over. she was a housekeeper in a casino. i tried to figure out why wasn't this case prosecute. i talked to the victim and the perpetrator's family and i talked to the police officer and i talked to the investigator and i couldn't fitting out. why? why? why? what is wrong with that case? why didn't this case go anywhere? i went to miss wiggs. i said why didn't this case go anywhere? she said let me look back and see when was the last time a domestic violence case was prosecuted? it turns out this prosecutor hasn't prosecuted a domestic violence case in 20 years. there are these patterns that we

my name is the niece, access of love a member, and i find it odd that they want to cost an mcd. i have you know we are not. we want to respectfully request a hearing to be held to assess and to find and differentiate mcd's from a social service nonprofit collective who patients already belong to the of mcd's who are already licensed and serving us. our group takes no money from patients. they serve access patients, members of a nonprofit dispensary, such as ocean avenue. acts of love and to prevent disabled patients from being shot and, helps them with housing, health, and other day- to-day struggles. we are not money changers. we would just really like to have a hearing held so we can somehow craft legislation or at least a definition between social-service agencies and mcd's. thank you. president miguel: thank you. i cannot stop you, but i would greatly appreciate you not taking your full three minutes to say exactly the same thing, the next three speakers. so come on out. >> good afternoon, commissioners. most of you already know me. i am the director of tax of love, sf, and

. >> we're still waiting for more news on whether the burm niece authorities have decided to release position heard from house arrest, just a short time ago, i spoke to jarrod and he provided legal advice. >> we know she's scheduled to be release from the house arrest. it expires saturday. but really up until now, all we have is speculation about whether will actually happen. her domestic lawyer hasn't spoken to her in 48 hours. we have no idea if the convoy that came to her house around noon time on friday in burma in fact delivered a document that said that she would be release ordinary delivered a document that said her house arrest would be extended. at this point we don't know. it is quite possible, isn't it, that the regime has set s they know she cannot accept. >> that's entirely possible. when her lawyer saw her recently, he reported she would not accept any conditions upon her release. that's one of the possibilities. how that would play out is unclear. she's of course been at this for 15 of 1e years. she's been under house arrest. i think it is fair to say that she know thi

looking at the possibility it could be somebody with inside knowledge of the schools, inside nog that niece computers were fairly new a new acquisition by the school. all of that is being investigated by detectives. >> and this is the second bulk theft in the area but police don't believe the two are connected. >>> two people are dead after fire sweeps through a glen burnie auto repair shop it happened this morning at the auto repair shop in the 300 block of arundel corporation road. when the fire units arrived flames were shooting through the roof. it took crews an hour to get it under control. two people were unaccounted for and were later found inside the building their bodies have been taken to the state medical examiner's office for identification. >>> it was a busy morning at high school. they spended to the school after two students got into a fight. resource officers tried to break it up. police were called and had to use pepper spray to separate the teenagers. several students were taken to the hospital for treatment for the pepper spray. >>> getting a jump start in advance of vete

his brothers and several nieces and nephews, and i have other items to submit. >> thank you. supervisor alioto-pier. supervisor alioto-pier: thank you, madam clerk. i, too, would like to wish te -- the cunny family my best, and they are in my prayers. i would also like to say the same to the fagans. when i first got here, then- chief fagan was quite a force to be reckoned with. i remember him coming into the office, and he would just walk in with three or four guys dressed in blue. they knew their stuff. it was amazing. he was incredible. it was a great

i took my niece and relatives out there at sterngrove. it was held on october 22, on the occasion of halloween, but i really thought it was a family activity, and i think everyone for dissipated. i especially like the hayride. that was very popular. people waited for hours for the -- that. and the fact that kids had an opportunity to get onstage and the performers was terrific. i just think it was a terrific event, and i want to thank staff for putting it on because i know there was a lot of hard work that went into it. i heard some staff commenting that they needed some time off after that event. they put a lot of energy into it, so i hope we continue to do more of those type of events, and i want to thank you for putting that on. >> i did actually forget to mention scare growth -- grove, so thank you for mentioning that. it seems like a long time ago. i also really want to thank our recreation staff. they poured their hearts and souls -- we now do a quarterly family event, so every fall, we have scare grove right around halloween. we ha

the girl could have born intoxicated and fell to the floor injuring her hands and niece.edical records will cast aside any doubts. >> it's fair to say that critical was putting it minor. i mean, she had injuries that were life threatening. >> the lawyers in the case have yet to see the girl's medical records. it's expected to be discussed in open court in the coming days. >> wildlife workers are trying to capture another sea gull spotted with a beer can placed around its neck. they sent us this photograph on the san francisco state campus. there have been several such sightings the last couple weeks on the peninsula. while yesterday they caught a bird and cut the beer can off of that been forced around its neck, the bird flew away apparently uninjured, there's now a $6,000 reward for information on who is doing this to the sea gulls. >> a federal appeals court will allow live television coverage of the upcoming appeal of california's same sex marriage ban. in august a federal judge struck down proposition 8 as unconstitutional. they wanted to broadcast the trial but the a

however some and soon became one of the team's leaders in scoring in assisting the niece of chris is probably showing his best hockey at present as he's just out of playing to his full potential he used to be one of the best tough guys in the in high chill now he does it all he can score he can assist and of course he still gratifying even at the age of thirty eight he's still able to develop and get better and feel like he does we'll have to overextend themselves to make the playoffs this season but it's not over till it. so we're as with every game with training session each of these guys just gets to know for robot for the new forty region. that's all for now that will be a more sport quite soon our website artsy dot com is always available to you with the latest news from russian around the world so i'll take a look when you get a chance thanks for watching. the clues a team has been to the home screen where rich academic life gives birth to innovative ideas. archie goes to the area which together with boosting industrial development. offers to make a journey into russia's histor