only two high schools have their pt -- their pta's saying they don't support the cameras. they want to put the cameras inside the cafeterias and other hot spots where violence is prevalent. it would cost each school $120,000 if to install cameras. all officials hope they can get it for <. the meeting starts in a fairfax county around 3:30 this afternoon. at that time the board will decide to vote on this order pass it along to next year. >>> in the day ahead, president obama will campaign in paradise. it's scheduled hold a fund- raiser today at a honolulu resort. the president is in hawaii for the summit with asian pacific leaders and is expected to go to australia tomorrow. >>> a man accused of killing 80 people during a shooting rampage last july in norway is in court today. a judge will decide whether anders breivik will be held in jail until he goes on trial next year. >>> bob -- boxing great joe frazier will be laid to rest today. onetime rival mohamed ali is expected to join his friends and family for the funeral service today in philadelphia. smokin' joe died last w

i wanted to applaud the schools and pta's for their creativity and fund-raising throughout the school year. when big events happen like fleet week or the reset outside plants or the bluegrass festival, they get even more creative about fund raising efforts. i wanted to say also that the fund raising is very hard, and many of the parent/teacher organizations -- i know firsthand how we struggle with our fund-raising efforts in this difficult financial times. i wanted to of knowledge that working with the city attorney's office and pta leaders to hopefully craft solutions that will make it easier for hard- working parents to help their children's schools stay afloat, and this has to do with recent announcements about fund raising of around eight events. i just wanted to acknowledge that. i know that we will be acknowledging also restaurant appreciation week a little bit later, but i did want to get a shout out to the inner richmond district restaurant that i will be supporting, especially for their efforts to create healthier food for the people of the richmond district. i also wanted to

. -- residents who registered and went to three pta meetings. >> thanks to marion barry and god bless him. >> this afternoon, marion barry will be joined by two boxing professionals. the giveaway will last until 5:00 this evening. >>> the latest on the growing pressure to jail jerry sandusky. the cheating scandal increases. more students are going to turn themselves in. we will be back with the messy forecast rolling our way just in time for the >> just when you think that things are really ugly on capitol hill, it could get worse. this was in south korea. one person through teargas into the eyes of another lawmaker. this was after they pushed through trade deals with the u.s. >>> jerry sandusky is two weeks away from his next court hearing but he could be behind bars by then. his defense attorney will not get the prosecutor charges that there are more allegations. >> what jerry tells me that it was quite common for older men to get showers with kids after workouts. >> the board of trustees tapped the former fbi director to lead an internal investigation into the scandal. >>> more stu

with many entities in the neighborhood and community members of the mission neighborhood including the pta, the health center, and various other charities and organizations. i hope that you will perceive me as the ideal candidate. >> are there any questions? thank you. we did here marquis ausby a few weeks ago however, you can come up and say a few words. >> hello, i am a patient advocate. i am also a member of students for medical cannabis protections. i have been working with the medical cannabis taskforce since i became a patient earlier this year. i started learning about the laws and regulations of medical cannabis and cannabis in general. i cannot put down a book or a sheet of paper or anything of that sort. so, i decided to start advocating for patience and getting to know all that i can and to better help the youth, the elders, the low income, the disabled, the veterans, the students. i would do anything to help them. thank you. >> i saw this in your resmae. -- resume. >> i am on the patient advocacy committee. this is the task force. i was given a death sentence due to my severity

they have the support of most high school ptas. opponents say it would violate student privacy. >>> after 95 years of educating cordoza high school is about to get a make over. they will undergo a $10 million nen vacation. it will update the ininterior adding a regulation jgymnasium. >> it's a beautiful day. temperatures of 71 degrees. reached a high earlier of 73 unofficially at the airport. we are going to see the numbers go down a little bit. still nice and mild this evening. south-southwest winds at 10 miles per hour. it's producing the warmer temperatures. this is ahead of a frontal boundary producing a load of severe weather toward ohio, indiana, illinois. right down near missouri to the south and east of st. louis. it will make its way our way. it's going to have an impact on our weather in a couple days. i'll show you what it is in a few minutes. >> thanks, doug. >>> an arrest warrant for a man accused of firing shots near the white house. investigators believe the man is still in the area. police in virginia stopped him sh

the pta oppose the curfew, the fraternal order of police opposes the curfew and i think people concluded that the curfew is not the way to go and we need a different approach. >> thank you very much, councilman andrews, brian, back to you. >> thank you, wisdom. >>> eight d.c. activists arrested with mayor gray are on trial. and hit with misdemeanor charges. and they can go to court instead. 92. and a trial in the maryland robo call scandal has been delayed and-by-accused of encouraging black voters to staying home while working for the former governor robert ehrlich. another aid charged with election conspiracy and that trial will start later this month. >>> after eight months of uprising, the regime gunned down civilians. an amateur photographer caught the video of showing in the city. the morgue has received 19 bodies, all shot and they say between 70 and 90 people were killed yesterday. >>> cereal -- syria will not allow media into the country so nothing is confirmed. >>> the last six weeks, the last u.s. troops in iraq are scheduled to come home. there is still questions about the pr

we are fortunate that ptas helps.u are right in a lot of places in the state, schools are struggling with providing the specialists we need in physical education and training for teachers to provide that. >> cheryl: so berkeley is so far ahead of curve? >> we are. we are fortunate. we are fortunate in our physical education we present and our nutritional program. >> cheryl: sometimes school districts are not supplying the required amount of p.e., did it have to come to that for your district? >> in fact parents are part of school government. they actually help determine programs that we fund and the type of things that we put on. we have great partnerships with our parents in our schools in the programs we provide. >> cheryl: you talked about, you had a minimum amount of p.e. time for your kid. if you cut that, does it affect academics? >> i think it does. we provide the required number of minutes for physical education. in my opinion, it should be more than that. afterschool programs have physical every single day. w

berry originally required people in ward tu prerej strer and to pta meetings.ington post" reports that requirement has been dropped. last year there was a turkey distribution mess that left some people turkey-less after a billing dispute. >>> many of us gearing up for the holiday shopping season this week but there may be toys that you will want to cross off of your list. the consumer product safety commission set to release its annual trouble in toyland report today outlining the list of dangerous toys available this year. over the past 25 years the list has led to more than 100 recalls and millions of children's products pulled from store shelves. >>> if early bird specials and thanksgiving hours aren't enough to get you out shopping this year, maybe this will. free stuff. several retailers will be handing to shoppers. will c 1wversion=14.akra.akuenny >>> police remind you to be careful. the one thing to make you a target for criminals is your cell phone and use of there. police say many times people are talking on their cell phones and become unaware that so

>> i want to leave behind the 24/7 mom, pta, and become grown-up, mature, wife. >> are you ready to beight, we are about to go. he is so cute. that is kevin, her 7-year-old son that she was talking about. her son thomas and her husband kevin. let's take one last look at kara before. and let's bring the new kara out. >> all right! >> all right, guys, take off the blinds. >> whoa! >> you look amazing. >> kara, turn around and see. >> i love it! >> thomas can't get over it. luis, i love that color. >> it's so pretty. it's a natural light golden red. the real tip is the hairstyle. this is a wearable hairstyle. she can wear it curley or straight. it gives you just that little bit of glamour you're looking for. >> what do you think? >> it's fantastic. she always looks beautiful. i'm glad she never takes any time for herself, always doing stuff for the family and she got to get pampered today and i'm happy. i love it. >> all from macy's. she was just mistaken for harry potter's girlfriend, so we took a few decades off her. >> phyllis, come on out. we have a couple of things to thank you for b

they have the majority of the d -- of pta's.uld cost the ties cooling a little over $100,000 to install. principals say they could use the money raised by the school vending machines to pay for this. the school or work session starts in fairfax county at 3:00 this afternoon -- the school board recession. the board can decide whether or not to put this on the agenda or save it until next year when the new school board step 7ss in. 0>>> improving traffic around the walter reed military medical center in bethesda. there is one idea being considered by montgomery county. >> more tension between police officers and occupy wall street protesters. the latest clashes in some cities. >>> >> i am at the national zoo. she was not feeling well, but she will be back at the bird house when she's ready for visitors. come on down and visit good morning, washington. come on down and visit. good morning, washington. >>> temperatures well into the 60s in the afternoons for the first half of this week. there will be some areas of rain. clearing by

parents can attend more pta meetings and do our part.e want to do our part in education. >> they walked from the department of education to the mall where they heard from a few speakers andmade thpledges >>> a health alert about so- called chicken pox lollypops. here is how this works. a child who has chicken pox licks a lollypop and the lollypop is now sent by mail to a parent who want to get their children exposed to the chicken pox. the to have had warns that it is i will legal >>> aaa says that driving while tired can have the same consequences as drunk or distracted drive. >>> despite the well-known dangers of smoking, 20% of americans still light up. now a new government report shows 70% of smokers wants to kick thehabit. the report shows that they try to quit with the help of prescription drugs and counseling. >>> mixed martial arts made its debut on fox. >>> and the caps battle going to the devils >>> the warm air to the south is headed our way. we're going to see some of this pushing up the mid-atlantic. the details on when you

pta, they hit you up for everything. >> kimberly: jelly beans and chocolate covered eggs and bunnies.nd we'll fill it out. i don't like to pressure people what is going on. maybe someone lost a job. i just leave the form out and let them do it. >> dana: i buy it all. i buy the whole thing. >> bob: someone says to my daughter's private school, just charge me five grand more. stop hitting me up. >> bob: eric has a surprise for everyone. if it's bad, he's dead. don't mess my shirt up. ♪ ♪  ♪ ♪ >> bob: got me worried. >> kimberly: don't worry about it. we'll get you a new shirt. >> dana: it's not bad. >> eric: they don't know about it. guess what it is today? our 100th show! >> bob: all right! >> kimberly: wow! >> bob: is that right? i take everything bad everything i said back about you but i don't have enough time. >> eric: you worried all day. >> bob: that is nice. >> dana: the only one who can ruin your shirt is you. >> bob: is that true? >> eric: 100th show. thank our loyal audience. great people. >> kimberly: girl scouts are wonderful though i was a blue bird. >> andrea: i was

. >> reporter: surveys taken show the majority of ptas and principals support the idea. high schools oppose. >> the principals, the staff, they have a nice, mutual respect for each other. we don't want to destroy that. >> reporter: there's discussion about when to make the policy. they went ahead and decided to take a vote before the end of the year. julie carey, news 4, fairfax county. >>> the price tag for installing the cameras would be $885. >>> jerry sandusky's lawyer is breaking his silence for the first time since the penn state scandal broke. bob sat down for a one-on-one with sandusky's lawyer to talk about the allegations surrounding the former assistant football coach. rock center beginning at 10:00 tonight. >>> coming up on new 4s at 11:00. an exclusive with a bride whose wedding was disrupted by a shooting. >>> how many dogs are getting sick and the symptoms to look for in your dog. >>> the first words from a penn state assistant coach in a child sex abuse case. one more check on the weather. >> average high temperature is 59. we hit 73 today. we are not goi

. >> reporter: now they have the support of most of the high school's ptas. many students think it is a good idea as well. >> i think it would help and ensure more safety for students. >> i think you should have them. we have food fights a lot. that could be a really main thing that could help stop them. you could see what happens. >> reporter: several huge food fights at a few schools last year prompted frustrated prince pals to make the request. but the school board put off the controversial decision until after last week's election. elizabeth schultz, the only newcomer to win an at large seat on the next board, says she has reservations about putting cameras in schools. >> first of all, kids are really bright. you know? i mean, they are going to know where the cameras are. and if something illicit or untoward needs to be done, they are going to go where the cameras aren't. >> reporter: schultz also questions whether cameras would be a deterrent or means for punishment. >> i don't think it is necessary. that kind of like, anybody is like an invasion of priv

. >> pta president carrie lee says she feels better the ad is from an entity that helps save for college can't help but wonder who is next and where. >> do you see the day when there are ads in hallways, in schools, in classrooms? >> i -- honestly, i can see it. >> we have to get creative about how we can get some more public school funding. >> but parent kelly johnson says that creativity should be tempered with caution. in seminole county, florida, mcdonald's advertises on report cards. >> where is the line? where do we see, no, that is not appropriate. >> i would say probably the most important is what lines with our mission and what works with educating students. >> certainly like to know what you think about this one. you know where to find us. but do you think they would cross the line? is that going too far to put ads on a report card? but hey, you have to do what you've got to do. t.j. holmes, @tjholmes. also, post on the facebook page. as we get close to the bottom of the hour, a brain freeze. you've had one, i've had one, we have them often. but this time, we're talking about a

. >> reporter: during his resignation, he singled out a particular parent, a pta mom who consistentlyswers from administrators and teachers about what was going on in the atlanta schools. >> and i just hope that this board and everyone else heard her. >> reporter: so who was in this school? >> my son. >> reporter: that parent is shauna hayes tavaris. she graduated from atlanta public schooled, as did one of her daughters. her three other children were at schools where investigators say cheating occurred. >> reporter: you categorize what happened in the schools here as criminal. what did you call it? >> the worst case of black on black crime i've ever seen. the majority of the students were black, the majority of the teachers, administrators, board members. this investigation just made it clear who did it. >> reporter: how did you explain this to your own children? >> what i try to do is let my children know that they were okay. that they were fine. these were adult issues. that it had nothing to do with them. they do their best, study hard, work hard. it didn't have anything to do wit

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the pta has been selling holiday trees. today is your last chance to pick up a tree.aiser is at jackson street between philmore and webster. the money collected benefits the school programs, which organizers say are currently underfunded. we have all of the day's news coming up at 7:00, including the secret to having smarter children. all of that and more at 7:00. see you back here in a few. ♪ oh, i won't ask for much for christmas, i won't even wish for snow ♪ >> a sneak peek of a brand new music video from justin bieber. perhaps have you heard of the gentleman. if that gets you in the spirit, tune in wednesday night for the rest of it, when our own al roquer and savannah guthrie host the lighting of the rockefeller christmas tree, christmas in rockefeller center, right here at 8:00 p.m. on nbc. >> tree looks great. lights not even on. we have a great crowd come out pretree lighting. sunday morning, november 27, 2011. lester holt and jenna wolfe. a lot to talk about new details in the disappearance much michelle parker. >> she's the young mother who went missing just

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considers themselves a leader, and where they go out and talk to their neighbors, people at church, or the pta know, it's a democracy. this is not a spectator sport. everybody has to be off the bench. everybody off the bench and getting involved. when we do that, we won't have to be complaining anymore about oh, wall street's doing this or the congressmen aren't doing that. because we're going to be the ones in charge, if we all participate. >> jimmy: that's true, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] there's a lot of college kids. i think, it's a lot of -- it's a big college movement, too. are you surprised at how young these -- >> no, not at all. this whole thing really is ultimately being driven by young people because it's their future that's been stolen from them. the bailout, these wars. to pay this stuff off, the grandchildren will are going to be paying this off. i mean, if you're 22 right now, you've got a student debt of 30, 40, 50, some $60,000. >> jimmy: i remember. yeah, just trying to get even financial aid when i was in college, it was like -- it's crazy. >> no, it is. and you leave col

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berry originally required people in ward 8 to preregister and commit to attend community or pta meetingut "the washington post" reports those requirements have been dropped. last year there was something of a turkey distribution mess that left some people turkey-less after a billing dispute. >>> all right. it is now 6:51. we need to get a look at the forecast tore today and the rest of the holiday week. >> a lot of people will be traveling today and your big problem this morning, travel wise, will be fog. the fog has really thickened up and just half an hour ago we could easily see the capitol but now, we can't tell if that's washington or durwood. there is a -- >> what is that? >> or dumfries. that is a live picture but so foggy, can't see across the potomac. 50 in the fog at reagan national with a light northeasterly breeze. over the last 12 hours the moving green that's rain. it's been raining off and on through the night and now on the eastern shore, they're getting some steady showers, light rain in prince william county, fairfax and loudoun county line off to the east. we may even

qr code pink, pta and other groups say that dick cheney was a humane and tortured detainees in guantanamo bay. >>darya: a crude oil pipeline leaked into concord last night. it is not a hazard to people according to officials. pg&e and fire crews were called to the scene near myrtle drive after people reported smelling an odor. there is no estimate on when the cleanup will be done. >>mark: we will be right back on the kron4 news continues. in >>darya: in california news, the man convicted of michael jackson's death is on a suicide watch. dr. conrad murray was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter yesterday. inside the courtroom the judge had some harsh words. >> this is not a crime involving a mistake of judgment. this is a crime where the end result was the death of a human being. >> justice was served. >> nothing will bring him back but i am happy that he was found guilty. >>darya: dr. murray was immediately taken into custody where he will remain without bail until his sentencing. his defense spoke out on his behalf. >> he thanked us for our hard work. again, he is devastated by the

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then we make those pta meetings, those soccer games, those baseball games. at the end of the day, too tired to take their shoes off. we know those women because we are those women. many of us have done -- duty -- than doubled duty without twice the pay, but we do it out of love and devotion to our families. as a texas woman said, liz carpenter, "roosters crow, but hens deliver." that may be the best line i have never heard from a democratic -- ever heard from the democratic woman. the issues are not gender based, but jobs based. it is about giving our children a better country than the one we inherited. there are a lot of great candidates out there running for president. i happen to be partial towards one just a little bit. here is why. no one is more committed to the merit system than rick perry. he truly believes in america's blindside to one's background, gender, or creed. an america that provides opportunity to any and all who work hard, play by the rules, and never stopped dreaming. he has provided a blueprint -- blueprint to a more prosperous america i

we put in long hours at the office, and then we make those pta meetings, those soccer game, those baseballgames. who, at the end of the day, are too tired to take their shoes off? we know those women because we are those women. many ofous have done double duty without twice the pay. we do it out of love and devotion to our families. as a texas woman said, liz carpenter, roosters crow, but hens deliver. [laughter] that may be the best democratic line i heard from a woman, a democratic woman. the issue facing our country today is not gender based, but jobs based. it's about giving our children a better country than the one we inherited. there are a lot of great candidates out there running for president. i happen to be partial towards one, just a little bit. here's why. no one is more committed to the merit system than rick perry. he truly believes in america's blind side to one's background, gender, or creed, and an america that provides opportunity to any and all who work hard, play by the rules, and never stop dreaming. he's provided a blue print to the pathway in our state of texas where

children, we get our children ready for school, we put in long hours at the office, and then we make those pta meetings, those soccer games, those baseball games. and who at the end of the day are too tired to even take their shoes off? we know those women, because we are those women. many of us have done double duty without twice the pay, but we do it out of love and devotion to our families. as a texas woman said, liz carpenter, webster's grow but ends deliver. -- roosters crow that ends deliver. >> the issue facing our country today is not gender-based, but jobs based. it's about giving our children a better country than the one we inherited. you are a lot of great candidates out there running for president. i happened to be partial towards one just a little bit. and here is why. no one is more committed to the merit systems than rick perry. he truly believes in america's blindside to one's background, gender or creed. and america that provides opportunity to any and all who work hard, play by the rules, and never stop dreaming. and he has provided a blueprint of a pathway to a more prosper

i am convinced that long-term ptas have an opportunity to improve both the purchase price for federal entities, and the deployment of new technologies. two more questions today, if i might, given time limitation. first, on the range of punitive effects of policy options that you laid out today, that repatriations were particularly low, but your analysis in reducing the tax rate on repatriation income showed a very negligible gain in output. i wonder if a repatriation policy were more tightly articulated with mandatory, either hiring policies or infrastructure investment, which you predict any greater impact on the economy, or would you continue to score it really at the far low end of potential beneficial undertakes? >> if the policy could be written in a way that it created additional incentive for firm >> to hire or to invest, then you would have a higher cost effectiveness performance. what i haven't thought about is, so these are the companies that have a lot of companies overseas. as we tend to say in our testament, have also a lot of assets here in united states so they are not

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