here's a photo of peyton. it happened eight years ago on february 24th, 1999.er apartment. and there all the his rage came out. i thought how did she feel? how much terror gripped her? she fought. she fought very hard. they left her tied up and he left and peyton was able to escape and freed herself. she was almost down stairs and he came back in the house. there she was tortured. he finally decided to cut her wrist off so she couldn't fight anymore. she was sexually assaulted numerous times and stabbed 17 times. the man who killed her is serving a life sentence without parole. we are not supposed to bury our babies. the day i saw her in her casket, her body was cold. she didn't have a smile on her face and told her over and over how much i loved her because the day she was born i told her i would always protect her. guess what. i lied. i lied. i felt like it was my fault. i stayed in bed for two months. my other daughter didn't have a mom anymore. i had to get out of my bed and i didn't want to. people started calling me and i thought i have got to find out wh

nick peyton walsh has more on leaked on-line security documents and why afghan officials say they are worried. >> reporter: taliban say they have obtained confidential security information about a forthcoming meeting of tribal elders to be held here. they pit out on the internet an claim it is a leak from inside the afghan government. the afghan interior orr said the documents are fake and an example of taliban propaganda. the taliban pledged to do whatever they can to disrupt this meeting. community leaders across afghanistan coming together to discuss what kind of permanent presence the u.s. military could have inside of afghanistan and whether a peace deal with the insurgency, elements is possible. it isn't clear if the documents are the real deal or not. whatever the says case they point to the information war between the insurgency and coalition forces here. they say it is because the taliban can't win on the battlefield but the taliban and some afghans point out it is perhaps a sign of more sophisticated tactics and if the documents are real, che which it is not clear if they ar

new orleans head coach peyton returns to the sidelines today in atlanta.his tibia in a sideline collision. matt ryan to tony gonzalez. new orleans stops turner. saints take over at the falcons line. that decision backfires. john casey kicked the game winning field goal. saints get out of atlanta with a over time victory. >>> tennessee carves up carolina 20-3. >>> in chicago the bears handed detroit another reality check. bears jump out to a 20-0 lead. here's devin hester, hester simply the best special teams player in the history of the game. 84yards nfl record 12th pickup truck return for a touchdown. he also returned eight kick offs in his career. they win 27-13. both teams 6-3. packers host minnesota monday night. >>> and the houston texans travel to -- schaub to jones. watch jacobi make a move for that move there. texans win the fourth straight. they're off to a 7-3 start. houston and pittsburgh lead the afc. and miami loses its losing streak. >>> cal plays hoops, the sprint cup is a two man race. plus two players get inducted into the hall of fame. we

her daughter's name is peyton.nd her daughter was murdered eight years ago. >> and i have to tell all of you, i didn't know how i'd feel about being here today. she was 23. at noon, she went to her house to let out her little puppy dog and go back to work. and someone had broken into her apartment. and there, all of his rage came out. she fought. she fought very hard. her body was bruised. and he left her tied up. and he left. and peyton was able to escape and freed herself. and she was almost downstairs. and he came back in the house. and there, she was tortured. she screamed. she fought. he finally decided to cut her wrist off so she couldn't fight him anymore. she fought. and you know what? i have felt like it was my fault that she fought because i always taught my kids, you're never a quitter. you never quit. if you fail at something, you get up and you try it again. you do it a different way. but we can't quit life. we can't quit. and i thought, if i would not have taught her that, maybe she wouldn't have foug

cnn's nick peyton walsh reports on the cybercross fire. >> reporter: after a decade of lethal combat,ghting over something else. the last word. on twitter, for months now, isaf media, the coalition press office, and apparent taliban spokesman have been slugging it out. >> your offices have admitted to it dumb dumb. nobody takes you seriously. everything you type is wrong. just stop. >> translator: that's why they picked you for this job. fy wasn't here you don't have a job. >> reporter: neither side wants to talk about it on camera or show their face of their tweeter. they both seem compelled by this ongoing war of words. nato admit this is a war of perception and taliban's information front is getting slicker. when tribal elders gathered near the intercontinental hotel for talks on wednesday insurgents put this video online, appearing to eulogize the suicide bombers who attacked that same hotel months earlier. direct conversation happens mostly on twitter. on monday, after reports a taliban spokesman was arrested, they snipd over whether he was a civilian. >> why are you capturing ci

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and on the gridiron, eli and peyton manning. so, the harbaughs are in good company. the two brothers competed against each other directly was in high school, when they faced off in an american legion baseball game. they grew up sharing a bedroom, less than a year and a half apart. tonight, the parents are in baltimore but too nervous to watch in the stadium. >> we'd like to get a picture and once we get the picture, we're going to probably head to john's house. >> reporter: win or lose -- >> it's going to be a moment. >> reporter: a thanksgiving this family will treasure. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> proud parents either way. for diane and all of us here, happy thanksgiving. good night. >>> good evening, everyone. >> i'm cheryl jennings. we begin with a thanksgiving tragedy a. fatal officer involved shooting. >> authorities have just confirmed that a suspect was killed this afternoon by a sebastopol police officer on a domestic disturbance call. >> this happened around noon today on sellers lane off highway 116 in sebastopol where abc 7's nick smith is for

we were the colts with peyton manning and without him we're winless.ave to help m me. >> andrea: what? >> bob: it's the indianapolis colts. >> brian: did i call them baltimore colts? >> dana: that's why i didn't understand it. >> brian: but the bottom line it's like hey, losers, follow me or else. >> bob: the message is to the tea party, myself. by the way, charles krauthammer, i admit he is great but he is a little sanctimonious. c'mon, first, charles, you're from canada. >> dana: he is brilliant. you probably have to get the dictionary out every time you speaks. >> bob: that's why i call him sanctimonious because i don't understand him. >> dana: why do people love krauthammer? >> bob: you said women. why? >> dana: women do love im. >> andrea: he is brilliant and strong. points out things others don't. >> bob: that's why people love me. >> dana: people love you and it's your birthday so we want to spend a moment. >> eric: we fight a lot. we love it and bought you a present. >> it's legal. >> dana: what is the five for? oh, "the five." that's awesome!

those that could have been affected is star quarterback of the mike napoli -- indianapolis colts peytond the "chicago tribune" say sick day usage is on the rise. while some are playing hooky certain absences are more personal like tending to sick kids. companies should try to boost flex time and introduce more options for telecommuting to keep more employees from calling up sick. that's business news. back to you. >> all right thank you, linda. we're all here today. you're here. >> yes. we're not playing hooky today. >> all right thanks. it's 55 degrees outside. >> you're watching state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would lo to help but remember you dropped us last month. ahyeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i miss you, jessica! jerry, are you crying? no, i just, i bit my tongue. [ male announcer ] get to a b

fÚtbol americano podrÍa recibir el mejor de las navidades, segÚn cuentan el estelar mariscal de campo peytones pero no pasÓ a mayores y deseamos que el domingo pueda jugar ante el rayo vallecano. seguimos con mÁs de "primer impacto" >> fÍjense que hasta los monos necesitan ir al dentista, un mo mono ardilla tuvo que ser sometido a un tratamiento conducto, tuvo que ser operado con instrumentos especiales por su pequeÑo tamaÑo. >> bueno, enseguida un dramÁtico caso de violencia domÉstica toÓo un giro inesperado no solamente cuando la vÍctima terminÓ tras las rejas le contamos mÁs de su odisea aquÍ en "primer impacto." >> la vida de una mujer de violencia domÉstica fue arrestada, desde californianos cuentan que ahora enfrenta una orden de deportaciÓn aquÍ estÁ su testimonio. >> un calvario comenzÓ a vivir helena cuando en medio de una violenc violencia discusiÓn con su pareja le van taÁ el telÉfono. >> no me preguntaron nada. >> te vas para adentro y se a kwo >> de escondido llegaron y en vez de protegerla del presunto atacante la arrestaron. >> estÁbamos peleando y estÁbamos peleando pero yo n

peyton and eli manning have met, but never two brothers. ray lewis will test his toe. jim and john r. phillips competitors -- jim and john r. fear was competitors -- are fearless competitors. >> it will be fun. i cannot wait to see the handshake. >> game time at 8:20. major league baseball has a new collective bargaining agreement. braun is the national the most viable player. had a spectacular season -- the most valuable player. he beat out prince fielder, his teammate. which teammate said that? that was his father. cheat! >> i was impressed. >> good job. >> 58 degrees on tv hill. a week in jail sentence could turn into a blogger sense for an anne arundel county man. >> it is the biggest holiday travel day of the year, and the weather is not helping much. >> all lanes closed southbound on the j.f.x. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. is the re going to move out -- is the rain and going to move out? >> w

it is true, nick peyton walsh has the details of this young woman's horrific detail. >> reporter: sherapist's clothes. >> translator: he had filthy clothes on as he does metal and construction work. when my mother went out he came into my house and closed the doors and windows. i started screaming but he shut me up by putting his hand on my mouth. >> reporter: he was the husband of her cousin but in afghanistan's draconian society, this 19-year-old was also blamed. her rape, sex with a married man seen as adultery by the courts and she was sentenced to 12 years in jail. to her, there's only one way out, a dreadful choice. >> translator: i was asked if i wanted to start a new life by getting released, by marrying this man. my answer was that one man dishonored me and i want to stay with that man. >> reporter: inside the prison walls she agreed to be interviewed with her face hidden. here she can't escape her attacker. her daughter is the child of the rape. >> reporter: >> translator: my daughter is an innocent child. who knew i would have a child in this way. a lot of people told me af

our nick peyton walsh is live from kabul with more on this. nick. >> reporter: absolutely. the statement accepts it was highly likely they refer to what was air support strikes. they said there was an operation going on my afghan and nato forces on the afghan side of the border hunting down insurgents. they called in air support and that's when this incident occurred. they won't say whether it happened inside pakistan or talk about numbers. but clearly an effort by nato to try to begin the reconciliation process as the pakistanis come up with angry rhetoric towards washington. >> so, nick, is pakistan decides it will cut off some of the cooperation it has extended to the u.s./nato, where does afghanistan play in this? how will it choose sides? >> reporter: well, the afghans have their bed made really here. however much they talk about a future or they want a good relationship with pakistan there's way in excess of 100,000 nato troops. huge amounts of money being poured into by the coalition into afghanistan. also bear in mind what's happening in terms of pakistani moves. th

. >> it's like the peyton manning elaine manning thing, you know? >> yeah. great weather for that. the winds have died down after a clear sky overnight. virginia, maryland, west virginia and the eastern shore. temperatures in the low 40s. montgomery, fairfax, prince georges county. over the last 12 hours, high pressure has moved in. we've got settled weather with a generally clear sky down through florida. no travel problems anywhere in the nation. sunrise is smorng at 7:00. the eastern sky brightening. and we have a venus there in the eastern sky and temperatures will be climbing into the 50s to near 60 degrees today. chilly night tonight under a clear sky and a beautiful day tomorrow. sunny into the low 60s. partly cloudy 60 near 60. could get showers sunday near 60 again. but cooler, dry weather starting off next week. danella, how is traffic? >> happy thanksgiving. you can see the sun is trying to rise over the joe wilson bridge. and you are in the clear. traffic is starting to move, but again, no accidents in this area. other bridges, the american legion bridge. no problems th

obviously with peyton manning being out, the colts' season, it hasn't started yet. vereen left side. and goes down. and that will create a punting situation. a time-out is called by the eagles. interesting day, as always, around the national football league. the cincinnati bengals were down early and came back to beat the browns in the battle of ohio. houston texans beat jacksonville, but quarterback matt leinart with a shoulder injury. mark sanchez with four touchdown passes, as the jets came back to beat the buffalo bills. so in the a.f.c., baltimore, houston, new england, oakland all division leaders. new england about to go to 8-3. the wild card teams of this moment, pittsburgh and moment, pittsburgh and cincinnati. [the captioning on this program is provided as an independent service of the national captioning institute, inc., which is solely responsible for the accurate and complete transcription of program content. cbs, its parent and affiliated companies, and their respective agents and divisions are not responsible for the accuracy or completeness of any tr

nick peyton walsh is in kabul with more details on that. nick? >> reporter: let me just update you on how they view this incident. they have said, a spokesperson said they think it was highly likely that the pakistani deaths here most likely soldiers were caused by what they refer to as close air support. some kind of air strike what was an operation by nato and afghan troops hunting down insurgents. they are not exactly clear the target was inside pakistan. they say an investigation still has to investigate but at this point you're seeing nato really looking to reconcile, make gestures towards the pakistanis at an early point while still giving themselves wiggle room to say their investigation has found the facts on the ground to be different. certainly a very tense moment here absolutely. bear in mind this particular border region, hugely hilly, rugged terrain, very difficult for american troops to police, they are never sure when afghanistan end and when pakistan begins. that border very poorly demar demarch -- demarcated. many are concerned h

scott mcgrew joins us barry bonds and peyton manning. >> bloomberg news says it suspected the pair could investors about how much money was left this the fund after the economic collapse of 2008 and 2009. he managed money for other sports stars. bloomberg says the government wants to know if they moved money around to disguise the help of the fund. now do keep in mind that reports of a government agency looking into whether something may or may not have happened doesn't mean anyone is guilty of anything hat this point. all kinds of worries in europe. italy just paid more than 7% to fupd its debt. we consider anything over 7% unsustainable. now very serious talk of the 17 cubs that share the euro. now what happens when a currency collapses, especially one shared by 17 countries, including two of the most powerful economies in the world, france and germ y germany? nobody knows. >>> and the parent company of american airlines filed for bankruptcy. they held on for years through 9/11 and the economic collapse. every competitor, continental, united, delta went through this, amr now in bankrup

ole miss legend harshy manning father of eli and peyton is to co-chair a committee to find a replacementh position. the new coach will have a choice in the ad decision for all involved big things are on the hoards, they tell us. ole miss planning to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to expand hemingway football stadium and on the horizon the state of the art basketball arena is coming to oxford. hundreds of millions of dollars and some personnel changes ahead in hopes that the grove will be alive yet again. a spokesman for justin bieber says the teen pop star plans to take a paternity test. this after a california woman claims justin bieber had sex with her and fathered her child in a bathroom. she claims it happened after a los angeles concert last year when she was 19 and justin bieber was but 16. bieber says he never even met the woman. he is expected to get the test when he returns to the united states in two weeks and then says his spokesman he plans to sue the woman because he says celebrities may be targets but they should not be victims. updating some of our top stories tonig

nick peyton walsh is in kabul. what's the focus of tomorrow's meeting? why is it so important? r. the u.s. long term military presence here but we've learned it may also hear important news for the transition away from nato forces to the afghans. two of the country's most volatile areas, may be among the next to be handed from nato forces to the afghan army to secure. now some say the afghans may not be ready to face this test. others say it is good that they try and see if they can while nato is still here in sufficient number to help out. >> thank you. to south africa where one rhino is killed every 21 hours. the black market rhino horn trade is threatening the animal's extinction. why the surge in rhino poaching? >> reporter: it is falsely believed in places like vietnam that rhino horn can cure all sorts of illnesses. this is fueling the black market which is run by organized criminal syndicates. coming here to south africa with very sophisticated weaponry, night vision, helicopters and hunling down and murdering rhinos. people here are feeling helpless. at the current ratele

nick peyton walsh is in kabul. what's the focus of tomorrow's meeting? why is it so important?porter: it's been called by hamid karzai to discuss the u.s. long-term military presence here but we've learned it may also hear important news for the transition away from nato forces to the afghans. two of the country's most volatile areas, may be among the next to be handed from nato forces to the afghan army to secure. now some say the afghans may not be ready to face this test. others say it is good that they try and see if they can while nato is still here in sufficient number to help out. >> thank you. to south africa where one rhino is killed every 21 hours. the black market rhino horn trade is threatening the animal's extinction. why the surge in rhino poaching? >> reporter: it is falsely believed in places like vietnam that rhino horn can cure all sorts of illnesses. this is fueling the black market which is run by organized criminal syndicates. coming here to south africa with very sophisticated weaponry, night vision, helicopters and hunting down and murdering rhinos. peopl

. >> come back, peyton. come back. bears in oakland.icker, kicked a team record, janikowski, raiders sit on top of the afc west after beating the bears, 25-20. >> finally, tim tebow and bro o broncos in san diego to take on the chargers. san diego had a chance in overtime. nick novak missed a 53-yard field goal. more from him una moment. denver took over and got into field goal range. hit the winner deep in ot. denver wins on the road. 16-13. >> and now, let us turn to my favorite part of the morning, the new standings in the "world news now" nfl picks competition. tanya does remain in front. numberslimmest of margins. i build up to second place. 4-0 on the week. fireman bob slips into my rearview mirror. bye-bye, bob. >> game ahead of jack sheehan. 4-0, david myers remains in last. >> so very much deep in last. joining us now is the commish, jack sheehan, tanya, in cardboard. >> this to be back. >> welcome. >> hope everybody had a good thanksgiving. notre dame didn't have so good of a thanksgiving. what can we say about that? it was te

let me bring in our nick peyton walsh live from kabul, afghanistan.hear that 26 have been killed, but a lot of people are disturbed including pakistan in hearing who is responsible for this. >> reporter: that's correct. they blame isaf nato helicopters. pakistan military officials saying they crossed o eed over border inside pakistan killing 26 and injuring many others. outrage across pakistan, the prime minister already calling for his foreign ministry to take this up at the highest levels with nato and american officials, as well. i should point out that nato have not released their version of events as yet. they've waited a couple of hours and put out a statement. putting out a statement in which they said this would have the highest attention of the top official. let's have a look at what they said. >> we're seeing this on the screen. says it has the highest personal attention. this is the isaf commander, we have up on the screen from general john allen saying the incident has his highest attention and commitment to thoroughly investigate it to de

nick peyton-walsh, here you go. >> reporter: she remembers clearly the smell of her rapist's clothes.k. when my mother went out, he came into my house and closed the doors and windows. i started screaming but he shut me up by putting my hand on my mouth. >> reporter: this 19-year-old was also blamed. her rape, sex with a married man, was seen as adultery by the courts and sentenced to 12 years in jail. to her, there's only one way out. a dreadful choice. >> translator: i was asked if i wa wanted to start a new life by getting released and marry this man. >> reporter: inside the prison walls, she agreed to be interviewed. she can't escape her attacker. her daughter is the child of the rape. >> translator: my daughter is a little innocent child. who knew i would have a child in this way. a lot of people told me that after your daughter's born, give it to someone else but my aunt to me to keep her as my innocence. >> reporter: the possibility she may have to marry her attacker and then the risk she could be killed. because of the shame of her ordeal. we spoke to her convicted rapist in j

. >> nick peyton walsh is live from kabul. nick, the sentence was reduced from 12 to three years.till being held. explain the circumstances here. what's going on? >> reporter: this is what's quite remarkable. clearly the judge looked at the circumstances of her case and decided she needs to spend more time in jail. now the justification for this is not that necessarily put more behind the charge of adultery. they say she should stay in jail because she didn't come forward fast enough to report the original crime. that is deeply confusing to me people. the same breath that they don't believe she was raped. they conceive this to be adultery. on one hand, lowering the amount of time she should be in jail. others saying she should stay in jail because she didn't report the crime. we asked the united nations what recourse they have. >> well, her case should go up to the supreme court. she should pursue, and i think she is pursuing, all legal means. at the end of the day, there is some action that may need to be taken by the president to address these types of cases of violence against

cnn's peyton walsh is following the story from cairo, it's a shocking story as well.lain to our viewers what is going on in case they missed their report yesterday. this is truly shocking. >> well, she was raped by her cous cousin's husband years ago. made pregnant through the attack. tried to hide the attack. unfortunately the pregnancy exposed it and ended up with criminal prosecution for what is considered adultery, sex outside of marriage. sent to jail. inside jail. it was presented that maybe they could forgive this dishonor were she to marry her attacker, still people think she needs to be killed because of the shame she brought t to the community. we learned that afghan prosecutors that they will reduce the sentence from 12 to 3 years. they're saying on one hand her crime is not sufficiently serious, she can certain a much lesser term. but at the same time. h it's serious enough but failure to report it quickly, means she'll be in jail with her 2-year-old daughter. >> this woman, she's married. husband's cousin rapes her. she gets pregnant result of that rape.

nick peyton walsh, cnn, kabul. >>> you're in the "situation room."nited states potentially shut down by hackers using rush shipping and handling computers. a shocking government investigation into an alleged cybe cyber-attack, the likes of which this country, the united states of america, may never have seen. stand by, new information coming in. >>> plus, the independent senator critical of president obama's battle for re-election, senator bernie sanders of vermont, not telling me he isn't yet ready to campaign for president obama's re-election. we will find out. what bernie sanders says the president needs to do to win his support coming up this hour. >>> embarrassing new questions emerging about the president's security during his trip to australia this week, how did secret details about the visit apparently end up in the street? we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the "situation room." >>> the breaking news out of penn state university now, we're learning joe paterno the former penn

our nick peyton walsh is at bagram air base with a thanksgiving spread only the pentagon could put togetherter: this isn't just about people's holiday meal but an enormous operation for the pentagon. around the world they have moved 168,000 pounds of turkey to iraq and afghanistan. nearly 100,000 pounds worth of beef, a huge chunk of it there on the table over this. a lot of it is being consumed in this dining facility in bagram are air base. >> not this big. i'd like to tell pam i love her and will see her soon. >> tell the camera, not me. >> hey, pam, how are you doing? i love you. i will be back soon. >> people are pouring down the line to get salad and various desserts. >> i'm from california. >> reporter: is this your first afghanistan thanksgiving. >> my first. >> reporter: and your last? >> probably not. >> reporter: why did you want to join the military? >> i wanted to do something bigger than myself. it was my calling. >> reporter: there is a ridiculous amount of food. >> there is a ridiculous amount of food and people here. i am getting food for my comrades. >> reporter: that's yo

nick peyton walsh has a truly chilling story that underscores what is going on there.the focus is on this nato drawdown, the pace of it and it really turns into a story about what kind of afghanistan nato's going to be leaving behind after a decade of involvement here. n now, we have the story of a victim of a rape who was jailed because she was the victim of this particular crime. and as the story tells us now that even with billions still being spent, women's rights in afghanistan still have a long way to go. she remembers clearly the smell of her rapists clothes. >> translator: he had filthy clothes on as he does metal and construction work. when my mother went out, he came into my house and closed the doors and windows. i started screaming, but he shut me up. >> he was the husband of her cousin, but in the draconian society, this 19-year-old was blamed. her rape, sex with a married man, was seen as adultery and she was sentenced to 12 years in jail. to her, there's only one way out. a dreadful choice. >> translator: i was asked if i wanted to start a new life by ge

our nick peyton walsh is explaining why many consider to be a very big risk. >> first, in helmand, there'sitish troops have died over the years. but also, in kandahar, the valley, recently a hot bed of insurgent violence where many americans have also died. now, an afghan official tells us security is a lot better, but that's because the americans are there in force. if they leave, he tells us things may get worse and fast. >> the final decision about which regions will be handed over to afghan forces, that rests with afghanistan's president. >>> the clock ticking now for the so-called super committee. this is a panel that six republicans, six democrats have one week to come up with $1.2 trillion in deficit reduction. so the public is pretty volatile. 78% of americans say it's unlikely that this committee is going to reach a deal. >>> secret service agents are making a disturbing discovery. there was a bullet fired at the white house. agents say the round was stopped by special bullet proof glass, and they're investigating whether that bullet and others on the ground were connected to shot