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big news from oxford english dictionary, for all of you kids watching who don't know what the oxfordnglish dictionary, a small portion of the internet, printed out, kept on a shelf opened once every three years during a scrabble game. anyway, oxford english dictionary announced their word of the year for 2013 and it is selfie. that's right. oh, no, don't you dare clap for that. i am upset that i even know, i am upset that it has been wedged into my brain. never mind being encouraged to honor selfie, word of the year. don't know if it is a publicity stunt. every time they pick it, it is terrible. i wondered what the story is. i invited a spokesman for oxford english dictionary to stop by and explain it to us. he flew here from london. welcome alfred potter. alfred? [ applause ] >> thank you. the word of the year, as it is designateds a word or an expression that is attracted a great deal of attention during that year to date. words like, twerk, bit coin, and who could forget, candidates for the word are judged to best reflect the ethos, mood and preoccupation of said year. that one is

every year at the editors of the oxford dictionary named their word of the year they just chose their word for two thousand and thirteen and that word is fellow thief you know a picture you take of yourself usually with a smartphone and usually uploaded to the internet with an ironic hash tag and all too often it's taken with a duck face. according to a statement on the oxford dictionary as blog they choose words that i'm a fairly new but that asserted some kind of prominence in society the word selfie has been traced to spiral back in two thousand and two but it's grown more than seventeen thousand percent this year alone the statement goes on to say about southie if it's good enough for the obama's and the pope but it's good enough for a word of the year. another word they considered was binge watch the practice of watching a million episodes of a t.v. show in a row the risk. they also consider to show the room in a world of refers to the practice of going to a store to check out items and then going home to buy them online for less money thus screwing the store another word not man

. >> reporter: editor for oxford dictionary and live from oxford what is the criteria for a word being the oxford dictionary? >> well, and we use both our judgment and we use science and in order to decide which words should go into our dictionaries we collect huge databases of language and we use various databases particularly for the word of the year and analyze the oxford new monitor for which we collect 150 million words each month of text from internet. so we are able to analyze that and see which words are becoming common. >> reporter: common ware and common on instagram to hash tag selfie and magazines to talk about twerking but not using in everyday life so when you say it's common where is it commonly found these words? >> for this year's words of the year and we did choose selfie as you say and really for the words of the year we choose a word that it may not be brand-new but in our judgment has really hit the mainstream that year and become a really widespread term. and i think all sorts of different people know the word, maybe that did not really know it a year or so ago an

oxford has a habit of honoring unsophisticateded words.mes rewards jumbled language with word of the year status. oxford crowned sarah palin's word in 2010. but we can't find that world in the online dictionary. and then literally, we started using it more and more for emphasis, as in i was literally fuming. well, so many people use literally incorrectly that diction ayers including oxford has started including the word's informal definition. all i can say is that literally annoys me. coming up how does a two to three minute speech from 1863 >> audiences are intelligent and they know that their >>> seven score and ten years ago, president abraham lincoln gave one of the most important speeches in american history. he attempted to heal the wounds of a split nation and honor the fallen. ken burns is working on a new documentary on the speech and released a video of some luminaries reciting the famous wores. >> our fathers brought forth on this content, a new nation conceived in liberty, and dedicated to the pop situation that all men are cre

big news from the oxford english dictionary for all you kids watching, that don't know what the oxford english dictionary is, small part, printed out. kept on the shelf. opened once every three years in a scrabble game. the oxford dictionary announced their word of the year, 2013, it is selfie. that's right. the word, oh, no. don't you dare clap for that. i'm upset it has been wedged into my brain. never to encourage, selfie as a word of the year. i don't know if they do this as a publicity stunt. i invited a spokesman to explain this. he flew in fromic land. please welcome alfred potter. alfred. >> thank you, mr. kimmel. the word of the year -- as it is designated is a word or expression that is attracting a great deal of attention during that year to date. words like twerk, big coin, who could forget -- candidates for the word are -- judged to best reflect the mood and preoccupation of said year. and this year, selfie was declared the oxford dictionary, word of 2013. now i have to go back to my hotel room and swallow poison. if you could send my best wishes to larry king. >> jimmy: i

according to oxford's editors, use of the word has gone up a staggering 17,000 percent since 2012.ollects donations for employees who can't afford a thanksgiving dinner. details on that story coming up. the oakland raiders mourning the death of a former player who died in a fatal car crash and 880. i just spoke with the raiders and i will tell you what they have to say coming up in the live reports. >>james: and following a lettuce with tesla motors and federal investigation into their model s. >>mark: and watching bay area weather and traffic. rain is spotting in spots. we will have more on where it's raining and were expected to write and read the first taking a look at bay area traffic. >>george: we continue to lot of service delays and 680 in the northbound direction and the chp has not really updated us from the scene and some time of we are learning that there are additional lanes blocked as they have been waiting to clear. still a big backup coming out of san jose and from 101 a. that's also contributing to the back up on what one north bound. this has been a serious problem

that's according to reports its use by the london based oxford research group he claims that more than eleven thousand to delight in the country's civil war was typing being killed by a home store shelves. but the think tank also says at the seven hundred would execute it the four hundred killed by sniper fire and called it one hundred including infants have been told to it. and the killing has sold over the weekend is full i seem to the east of damascus is said to have killed more than a hundred and sixty people syrian rebels are struggling to break a six month long brocade by forces loyal to present a show that. oh well the law. my least be thirteen in comments the election six the second time the countries being to the polls since constituting this year to oust al qaeda linked militants in the north security was tight as a slow trickle of that is cost that ballots. the ten now to get a dozen in all this been present in the hands of the cac eight and was elected to a misconduct in the cabinet and got to set things to pay to caldwell was like with the presidential ballot elections hav

it has been declared word of the year by people who compile the oxford dictionary. [camera shutters] >> it is the portrait of choice for the internet age. everyone has done it, from presidents and prime ministers to the pope. celebrities use them to stay famous, and fans use them to show they have been close to fame. few can resist the lure of the selfie. defined by oxford dictionary in the online addiction -- edition as "a photograph one has taken of oneself, typically with a smart phone or webcam and uploaded to a social media site." it was chosen as their word of the year after the use grew by 17,000% in 12 months. >> when we choose the word of the year, we discussed the various words we have another shortlisted we cannot decide which one we feel has summed up the year, or has particularly gained traction in the last 12 months. >> it used to be that if you wanted an instant self-portrait to share with your friends you had to go to one of these. they only take four or five pictures at a time, and they cost. what has given the selfie staying power is the internet.

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. >> still to come, oxford ctionary's word of the ar, and here's a hint. it involves a mera. to those who've waited... worrd... poked and prded... taken risks... welcome a new state...e of of hlth.?"... welcome covered california. the placto find quality, afrdable coverage. financial help for those in nd. and nobody can be deni because of a pre-exisng condition. enroll now at coveredca.co or call 1-80752-6631. i feel like we need a big drumoll for this. oxford dictionary, yeah- >> i'm not doing it right. >> has announced the word o the year. >> seef can you figure it out. first la michelle obama did it with her first dog bow. >> dog? her daughter chelsea.d it with >> i see a patter >> , it's not twerking. 's a selfie. it's self. oxfo defines it as a photogph that one has taken of oneself, typical one taken with a smartphone or web cam and uploaded to a social media website. i'rushed. have areat night. - i'm in youhead. - whdid you have to offe the gay community? - did you just call me an idiot on this tv? - tracy has orgazed a protest of nbc by hifellow idiots. - mr. hornberg

>>james: oxford dictionary has named their word of the year and it's a reflection of our social medialves. that word is " sophie "--"selfie" oxford defines is a selfie as a photograph someone has taken up oneself with a smart phone or web cam and apply it to a social media website. its origins date to a 2002 posting in an offering web form. according to oxford and tears, use of the word has gone up at a staggering 17,000 percent since 2012. coming up ahead a live look outside of san francisco. the morning to you. cloudy skies. we have north bay rain already starting. more details on your forecast when we come back. the time is 637. he took off the city by storm by how much did it cost for the city to host bat kid. the story later. whatoes at first spooul tte le? ok. hoy bunches oats. ching! mmmm! mmmm! mm! it's thoats. honey. yeah. hoy bunches oats. is ia grt cereal. >>anny: new video and a kron4 this morning. at sunday's tornado as it ripped through washington, illinois. kris lancaster caught the twister on camera as he was just outside the door of his home. the tornado comes right f

further i'm now joined live by sharmeen no one issues a senior associate since antony's college of oxford university showing the lebanese brigades they have said they are all behind this attack why would they have done this. brigades is an offshoot of it's named after a founder of. its goals are they stablish benefits state it is very sectarian organization and threatened hezbollah and shia community and lebanon before and it has it professes to be behind backing the syrian revolution against the government of bashar assad so you know these things all pulled together and the region that is heavily focused on syria and now and now iran hezbollah off course being an ally of these two. provides provides an easy target and the iranian embassy attack i think we have to look at in light of what's going on the region of course the geneva talks about iran's nuclear file start tomorrow this comes right before that it comes right as the syrian army takes another rebel stronghold in syria and there is a general escalation in the region and now i'm brigades also has allegedly some saudi ties i know.

otherwise it would not be oxford dictionaries word of the year for 2013. snapping a self portrait with yourself on camera as a tradition that started a decade ago. so we hit the streets to see how many people really know how to selfie maybe you are new to be selfie if that's the case, you will want to be careful if you decide to post it to social media. kim kardashian and is doing was caught the duck face you'll want to avoid that. some famous self piece like this one with the beyoncÉ late in the back are cool. but here's my where she sticks her tongue out bell. people like ddt and m&m like to have the mona lisa in the background. the aware of your surroundings. this one with the pulp is popular. we all know what happened to the political career of winter after he took a self peak of his private parts and tweet it. the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can and why can you move th

english dictionary which just recently made the word one of its newest additions oxford now defines it as a dance to popular music in a sexually provocative manner involving thrusting hip movements and a low squatting stance but whether someone twerking is sexually provocative may be up for interpretation after all many people believe twerking goes back centuries with it off to being compared to the traditional dances of west africa in fact writer cristiana mbox ways says twerking isn't anything new that the mainstream media is just catching up to something that's existed in black global culture for years and johns isn't just about sexualization it's about celebration it's about movement it's about being exciting and in a visit i think when every anything travels from africa. and across the water something is lost and something is gained i think was lacking what happened was they were this is a complete misunderstanding about what it means to different people and how it's not exclusively sexual or direct their oak tree and dance instructor janet jones agrees i could see where people

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it's also the oxford english dictionary which just recently made the word one of its newest additions oxford now defines it as against a popular music and it's actually provocative manner involving frosting hip movements and alone spotting stance. but whether someone working it's actually provided that it may be up for interpretation. after all many people to eat working goes back centuries but often being compared to the traditional dances in west africa. in fact a writer christiane and barclays says working isn't anything meal that the mainstream media is just catching up to something that's existed and black global calls for three years not just about the two about celebration about it when it's about being excited to do it instead. anything travels from africa and across the board said sunday his losses on its pandemic was last in line with the attributes to be understanding about what it means to different people snakes can simply sexual or to write the rough trade and dance instructor jim jones agrees. i can see where people die and it will take it in a negative light but that d

artie's i have across to you there live in the studio and now i believe that we can cross live to oxford in the u.k. and find out more about why ukraine and the e.u. need all may not need each other let's talk to u.k. journalist neil clark he's been closely following the story neil now that ukraine has halted these trade talks with the e.u. who's actually the bigger loser here. i think we're going to talk about losers but we should be to well winners and ukraine's had a great victory today i had a strange week ukraine they lost in the world cup qualifying playoff to france on tuesday but today is more important really because this deal would have been a disaster for ukraine it would have wiped out millions and i mean millions of jobs it would have risen prices in the ukraine and i think it is a lucky escape really because i think that this deal was bad news for the ukraine it would be like somebody today going back in time to nine hundred twelve and buying a ticket for the titanic it would have been a national suicide for the ukrainian government to sign this and yet they were very close

. >>> next on "the five," selfie is oxford dikdsaryctionary's wo the year. because twerking didn't make the cut. stick around for the best selfies even our own coming up on "the five." ♪ ♪ i wanna talk aboutyÑ t >>> so why bother asking someone else to take your picture if you can do it your selfie? nice job, joshua. the craze has become such a worldwide phenomenon that oxford just made it their word of the year. everyone seems to take them these days kim kardashian has it down to a science. and the pope even took a self-portrait. so when was the word first born? oxford traced it back to an online post all the way back in 2002 from a self-proclaimed drunk australian man who uploaded a pick and wrote a quote. sorry about the focus. it was a selfie.an today is a very special day in american history or something like that. i don't know, they kept running the teleprompter. here's the thing. michelle obama had a very cute one with their dog, bo.te see, that's very cute. she got in on it. on president clinton had one. c let's check him out.ne. there he goes. presi

how the oxford dictionary is just beside itself picking this new word of the year. ??ç >>> oxford dictionary says the 2013 year of the -- word of the year is selfie, taking a picture of yourself and putting it on social media. that word has gone up 17,000% since 2012. >>> one viewer will win a pair of tickets to the cirque du soleil new's show. the exact date when the tickets are good for has not been announced. the show is playing in san francisco and will move to san jose on january 22nd. to enter, go to ktvu.com before midnight and enter the secret word "goddesses." it's plural. that will do it for us. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. take care. ♪ [sfx] wham! so i'm bringing back the blt cheeseburger combo. a juicy jumbo beef patty loaded with hickory smoked bacon and melting cheese plus fries and a drink for just $4.99. but this isn't a dream. it's just a video from my last birthday party. . >>> hello, everybody. i'm beth troutman. it's time for great videos and the stories behind them "right this minute." >> a truck drags a motor bike leaving -- >>

but he got into oxford as well to study political theory. would krauthammer choose a life science or a life of letters. the brilliant graduate had enviable options but hadn't figured out what mattered to him so he put off harvard, enrolled at oxford. while studying history's great political philosophers, he met a fellow student from australia -- robin trethaway, attractive and brilliant, too. a clerk to the chief justice of her home state's supreme court. but so much would change in the three years between when they met and married. beginning with his sudden decision to leave england. >> i had this little epiphany. i studied political theory. it was getting more abstract. i learned a lot but began to feel i was spinning out into a universe that never had mig to do with the real world. i called to register harvard medical school and said, i would like to come in the coming class. i remember her saying one guy dropped out. we have a spot monday. if you're here it's yours. i grabbed a toothbrush. i didn't pack. i got on a plane and left. that's

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oxford. and while studying philosopher, he met a fellow student from australia, robin, attractive and brilliant, too. a clerk to the chief justice of her home state supreme court. but so much would change in theg three years between when they be met and married. beginning with his sudden decision to leave england. >> i had this little epiphany of sorts. i started political theory, getting more and more abstract. i learned a lot, but i began to feel that i was sort of spinning out into a university. i called a registrar at harvard medical school and said i'd like to come in the coming class. the i remember her saying, well, onl guy dropped u. we got a spot. if you're here on monday, it's yours. so i grabbed a toothbrush and ir didn't pack. i got on a plane and i left. that's how i decided to become a doctor. now, when i woke up in boston the next day, i thought to w myself, oh, my god. what have i done? but it was no going back. >> why did you choose psychiatry? >> i was looking for somethingl

he applied to medical school to please his family and got accepted to harvard and got into oxford, as well. to study political theory. would krauthammer choose a life of sirens or a life of letters? the brilliant graduate had enviable options but didn't figure out what matters most to him, so he split the difference. he put off harvard and enrolled at oxford and while studying history's great political philosophers he met a fellow student from australia, robin trethaway. attractive and brilliant, too. a clerk to the chief justy of her home state's supreme court. but so much would change in the three years between when they met and married. beginning with his sudden decision to leave england. >> i had this little epiphany of sorts. i started political theory. it was getting more and more abstract. i learned a lot but i began to feel that i was sort of spinning out into a universe that didn't have anything to do with the real world. i called the registrar and said i'd like to come in the coming class. and i remember her saying, well, one guy dropped out. we have a spot if you're here on

. >> who does he think kerry think shot john walker, the general from oxford, mississippi, the rightnger he shot to kill and did kill him. did they have a conspiracy to help him kill general walker? >> who knows. >> if there would have been a conspiracy it would have been uncovered. >> we have put out instructions to take castro out. >> bobby kennedy was calling every other day saying what are we doing about castro? >> why were the kennedy's concerned about castro? >> after the cuban missle crisis kennedy's had given a statement they would not invade cuba. >> why was the cuban missle event so serious in his thinking? >> they put ballistic missles into cuba which would have blown up washington, d.c. >> how did kennedy escape from that net? >> he ordered them out and gave a secret deal to take out missles from italy to turkey. >> so a deal was cut? >> yes. >> there was a time when there was serious concern about castro. was there concern about eliminating him? >> castro wanted to fire missles. there has been talk the cia, pushed by the kennedy's were out to kill castro and get his bear

the oxford dictionary calls the word selfie as the winner. it is when you take a picture of yourself and post it on social media. oxford said the word first appeared back in 2002 on an australian online forum. and it showed up on flickr in 2004. and ktvu reporters got into the selfie spirit today. you can go to ktvu.com and click on the images tab. >>> a north bay woman raped by serving in the army. now she is speaking out in washington. >> when i needed help, my chain of command failed me. >> her push now to make sure the same thing doesn't happen to other soldiers. >>> now to julie haener in the news room. >> a serious issue in the east bay hills. a newly released audit shows missing money. why that is creating a fire hazard in one of the most vulnerable areas. and making off with the cash meant for kids. >> you couldn't understand why anybody would want to come and do this to you. >> these stories an more coming up new at 6:00. [ male announcer ] you can change your tomorrow if you do something today. and there's never been a better time b

the oxford dictionary has many picked the selfie as word of the year. it beat out twerk, and i'm glad for that. our selfie has been legitimized by the establishment. whether you choose to invest money in twitter, and other selfies honorees, consider that tonight. thanks our check check >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm jonathan betz with a look at the headlines. an important first step, that's what president obama is calling the deal to limit iran's nuclear capabilities. the agreement was reached late last night in geneva. >> afghan president hamid karzai will not sign the security plan approved by the council of elders until after the elections next year. the deal will keep american soldiers in afghanistan after 2015. >> honduras go to the polls today. among the candidate the wife of the man deposed in 1999. there was

i looked at the definition for the oxford american dictionary taken by onesup by a smartphone upload to social media. the etymology, self plus i-e. >> we'll probably see a lot more of this whether we like it or not. still to come, the white house cracks down on photographers and meredith vieira as you've never seen her before. anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. [ male announcer ] aarp members get a lot. [ ding dong ] like discounts on gifts from 1-800-flowers.com... oh... [ male announcer ] savings on roadside assistance from allstate, and exclusive offers from avis, budget and budget truck. aarp has great deals all in one place. aarpdiscounts.com. popcorn, your favorite. [ male announcer ] find offers from regal cinemas, norwegian cruise line and walgreens. hotel savings at hilton, hyatt and best western. and everyday discounts from denny's and kellogg's. they're great! [ male announcer ]

the 2013 oxford dictionary word of the year beat out twerk and bitcoin. the word is selfie.isen 17,000% in frequency of use in the english language since last year. first used in 2002 and became popularized by social media while rapidly being used in mainstream media. oxford dictionary noted that it was a runaway winner after making the word to watch list last year. connell: you took all of those. dagen: we were having a debate on set, if you constantly post photos of yourself on twitter, instagram or facebook, even if it is not taken by you, if you are posting them, it is the same thing. self promotion and it is annoying. connell: speaking of annoying. that discussion will probably continue into the commercial break. josh and dagen are both annoying, was face it. saving your home with an arm. how safe is that? dagen: how to protect your business from cyber theft. talking about buying insurance. more on that coming up. connell: okay, talk about selfie. this is the quicksilver cash back card from capil one. it's not the "limit the cash i earnvery month" card. it's not the "i

. >>> in case u missed it oxford dictionary's word of the year is seie. yeah. >> i cou see that coming. >> yeah, definitely. >>> two tiger cubs areaking strides during public debut at the nation's capitol at the smithsonian debut the cubs look happy and healthy. the younbrother and sister a viewed as huge conservation success stories becae the zoo -- yeah, mom is little bigger, little faster. >>> me for a look ahead d a lookack. thousands are expect in pennsylvania today for cerenies to remember the gettysburg address. 0 years ago president lincoln gave the best-known sech at the civil war battlefield. >>> onhis day in 1985 the fit summit between presidents ronald reagan and goachev as ported on the "today" show. >> when the two men first met today, o course, at the first session they had, a handshake outside, a little bit of itchat, and then went into the one-on-onesessions, and we're told it wen for one hour and four minute,uch longer tn had been scheduled or even expected. >> nbc's andrea mitche there. >>> happy birthy to ryan ward, 34, jodie fost 51.

oxford diction's have chosen the word of the year for 2013.world is if you haven't heard this love selfy which describes the phenomenon of taking a picture of yourself like that and posting it online. yeah. so what? [ laughter ] >> selfy beat out other -- i didn't know the were going to put that up when talking about this. selfy beat out other contenders including twerk. >> that was mine. >> because oxford says the popularity of the word selfy skyrocketed 17,000% in the last year. selfy can be benign and rather suggest tentative say the least. one mr. anthony weiner comes to mind as one example. back with our panel, andrew sullivan, david gergen, angela davis and dr. ruth westheimer. her life is the subject of a one-woman show called "becoming dr. ruth" stars actress debra joe ruff. it's so great to have you here. >> thank you. i want to tell you something right away. the selfy phenomenon. i have nothing against you and me hugging and you and me holding hands. but please, make sure that everybody knows, nothing below your neck. >> no selfies b

the oxford dictionary has many picked the selfie as word of the year. it beat out twerk, and i'm glad for that. our selfie has been legitimized by the establishment. whether you choose to invest money in twitter, and other selfies honorees, consider that tonight. thanks our

the oxford dictionary has many picked the selfie as word of the year. it beat out twerk, and i'm glad for that. our selfie has been legitimized by the establishment. whether you choose to invest money in twitter, and other selfies honorees, consider that tonight. thanks our show, i'm ali velshi, thanks for joining us. >> hello, i'm richard gizbert and you're watching a special edition of the listening post. every week on this program, we take a close critical look at the global news media. this time, we're doing something different. we're going to talk about a man who coined a phrase we often repeat but seldom stop to explain. you may have never heard of marshall mcluhan, a canadian professor of literature turned high priest of media theory, but you're probably familiar with his most widely quoted adage - 'the medium is the message'. in the 1960s, long before anybody had a facebook page, posted their whereabouts on twitter, uploaded images on youtube or exposed government secrets on wikea

. >> we just took a selfie, too. >> we did, it's on twitter. >> every year oxford chooses the word or expression that best reflects the mood of the times. the smartphone self-portrait is even popular with world leaders like hillary clinton and her daughter chelsea and here's first lady michelle obama with the first dog beau. previous words of the year include unfriend in 2009, and credit crunch in 2008. as you can imagine, selfie is trending now. also trending, patriots. frank? panthers [ indiscernible ] >> no kidding. >> 20-24. >> that was a tough game. >> walmart one store in ohio is holding a food drive for its own workers. smoking age, new york city is set to ban tobacco sales to anyone under 21 today. brittany murphy is also trending citing a new toxicology report the father of the late actress claims his daughter was killed by rat poison. you can follow us on twitter at #cbssf. . >>> our "kcbs traffic" alert continues in milpitas. northbound 680, it is a slow crawl. we have been waiting to get a new eto from chp for when they are going to be able to re-open the off-ramp but obvi

i looked at the definition for the oxford american dictionary taken by onesup by a smartphone uploadal media. the etymology, self plus i-e. >> we'll probably see a lot more of this whether we like it or not. still to come, the white house cracks down on photographers and meredith vieira as you've never seen her before. ya know, with new fedex one rate you can fill that box and pay one flat rate. i didn't know the coal thing was real. it's very real... david rivera. rivera, david. [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. they used to get really tired. until i started gellin'. i got dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles. when they're in my shoes, my feet and legs feel less tired. i'm a believer. dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles. i'm a believer! >>> and here are a few of the top tweets we received from you at home. mary says she has made her position on this issue clear. we're talking here about liz cheney and whether the media should make more of this. further press something not just re: family drama, not an issue voters need more inf

minutes later they say he grabbed another woman and through her to the ground on bank croft near oxford then attacked a 3rd woman about 20 minutes after that. the santa clara sheriff's office released this sketch today resembling the suspect at diaanza college. the man who may be known as johnny assaulted a 19-year-old student last week in cupertino. the victim told investigators she believes he is a student but says he wasn't someone she knew well. >>> happening now a group of five bay area nurses is headed to the philippines after last week's typhoon. maria gutierrez is one of them. we a call the up with her as she packed up to leave part of registered response network. they plan to meet with filipino healthcare workers in manila and head to the disaster zone. the death toll is 2,300. it had risen to more than 4,400. dozens of family ares areies are setting up shelters on in stadium seats and on the court. submit 600,000 people were -- some of the 600,000 people were displaced from the storms. damage to roads and infrañ structure and leaving leaving much stranded in manila. and a grou