rebecca: hello, this is rebecca casey. oh, rebecca, how are you? rebecca: pretty well.g? he passed away. i'm very sorry to hear that. rebecca: thank you. uh, the reason i'm calling is that i would like to get together and talk about my courses. is there any chance we could meet today or tomorrow? i'm planning to be in my office late today. why don't you come by, say, around 5:00. i'll be there. thomas: see you then. nancy: here's your tea. oh, thanks. did you reach the college? um-hmm, i'm going to meet my advisor today at 5:00. i'll see what he says. i've missed so many classes. well, don't worry about that right now. things have a way of working out. you're right. did you hear anything from emma washington? no, i called her as you asked me to. she was very sorry to hear about your father. i should probably give her a call, too see if i still have a job. ahh, your father looks so happy here. you know, nancy i found out what the problem was between my dad and uncle brendan-- why they didn't talk for so many years. oh? uncle brendan told me about my mom, that they were b

rebecca: i just can't leave him here alone.be we can think of some solution that, you know... is suitable for both of you. come on, honey, you're good at solving problems. brendan: ah, there must be something we can do... what's that? kev? kevin? kevin! it was kevin. he's gone. he's been through a lot. yeah. i'm afraid this whole thing has really upset him. it's not easy for a kid to lose his parents. why did i ever leave boston in the first place? what's up? nothing. i felt like seeing you. oh. well, i'm glad you called. where did you get the car? i borrowed it. i think what kevin needs is time... to think things through. i can understand that. i mean, if i put myself in his place. kevin seemed really upset. he should be back soon... i hope. do you think this is the right time...? ( rebecca sighs ) ( clears throat ) brendan: uh... anne and i have been talking about this whole situation and we, uh... we thought maybe a solution would be for you and kevin to come out to the farm and stay with us for a while, and that would give

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i had to deliver alex's present to rebecca... rebecca.nd i told her that i'd be all alone on christmas and you'd be gone and so would alex and mama and papa and she said she was going to be alone so before i knew it... i asked her to join me for christmas. so... what did she say? that i was a nice man, and a good father. it's all true. i was so dumb to ask her. i realize i was out of line. i meant it in more than a friendly way and she picked up on that. hey, you were just lonely. it happens. this rebecca thing might be something we should talk about. definitely... but not now. um... we've both got work to do and these chats are great, but not on company time. all right. see you. all right. see you. this is christmastime. alex is going to l.a. you'll have a great time. you'll be back for new year's and we'll celebrate christmas then, o.k.? and you'll get together with vincent. promise? mr. wang got an important offer that could seriously improve his family's business-- to go to taiwan. this is the letter we've been waiting for. the letter

. >> rebecca: good morning to you, jon. some of the residents are standing around this morning waiting for word on when they might be allowed back in. this is an active scene. this could have been much worse. an apartment building with 16 units catches fire in the middle of the night when people are sleeping. the first firefighters on scene tell me they had to find the fire here on schuyler and custer. they couldn't see it from the street. a single alarm that started 18 bedroom, they tell me. firefighters say that smoke detectors did work, but it was the smell that woke up some of the people in the building. firefighters went door-to-door, moving people quickly at 3:30 a.m. >> that was our initial thought was that we needed to evacuate and account for everybody. that went quickly due to the crews doing an excellent job. >> rebecca: firefighters are saying at this point they still don't know how it started. fire investigator is on the way. firefighters are going to do overhaul on the building to make sure everything is out.

. >> and i'm rebecca jarvis. from studio 57 at the cbs broadcast center in new york, this is "cbs this morning saturday." former south african president nelson mandela has been taken to a hospitalized. the 93-year-old who helped end apartheid in his country is being treated for an abdominal ailment. >>> crisis in syria. >> if the assad regime refuses to allow this life-saving aid to reach people in need, it will have even more blood on its hands. >> while world leaders meet to plot a way out, the killing continues. >>> and they're off! nascar kicks off with the daytona 500. >> here we go! here we go! >> can superstar danica patrick come back and take america's great race? >>> and swimming with the sharks. forget the tough day at the office. for this guy, it's a virtual feeding frenzy. >> not jaws. >> all that -- >> i'm outraged at being banned from the oscars. >> whoa, whoa! >> and all that matters. >> when can i be up and running in that department? >> i think this is a safe put for a couple of weeks. >> on this

thank you, rebecca.re in taxes to help pay down an expected $1.3 trillion deficit for the fiscal year. a key part of the federal budget that the president will propose on monday. it calls for a big increase on infrastructure spending. it is more of a political list of priorities it won't get much attention from republicans controlling the house in an election year. >>> eight more people arrested today in britain's ongoing phone hacking scandal, included are five staff members of the tabloid newspaper "the sun." taken into custody after allegations that bribes were paid to government officials in return for tips and information. >>> also in britain, rare photos released to mark queen elizabeth's 60th anniversary on the throne. taken in 1952 as the 25-year-old elizabeth became monarch, following the death of her father and king, george vi. her husband is shown in his naval uniform. and their two young children, princess anne and prince charles. >>> time for another check of weather with our lonnie quinn. >

i'm seth doane. >> i'm rebecca jarvis.not just celebrities falling victim to prescription drugs. why doctors say it is now an epidemic. >> plus they make you feel stupid, they may be a waste of time but your boss loves them. we'll tell you how much better off you are without meetings at work. >> it seems you have a problem with meetings. also, the new coffee shop trend. baby baby babycinos. >> oh, my gosh. >> also in virginia this could be a big day in the trial of george huguely, the university of virginia lacrosse player accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend yeardley love in 2010. his lawyers could wrap up today sending the sensational case to the jury. whit johnson takes a look at the defense strategy. >> reporter: facing a life sentence it's down to the wire for george huguely's defense. on the stand friday huguely's aunt walked jurors through surveillance video from a restaurant the night before the murder. that's george, she said, and ja yeardley holding hands. prosecutors say less than 36 hours a drunken huguely ba

about the fed. >> but rebecca, how about focusing on earnings. arnlt earnings the driver for this entire economy? and earnings have surprised on the upside now really for several years but including the most recent cycle. >> they are surprising at less of a surprise less of a rate than they have been in previous quarters. so i look at that with a little caution but if we can get this virtuous cycle in the economy going with jobs and housing looking better on a relative basis we could get some more confidence and real growth coming in the economy, that is going to support stocks, that will help the earnings. i do worry next year, forget about 2012, what happens after the election in we have to start tightening fiscally, that will help put a lid on growth or if congress decides to ignore the budget, more risk around ratings, so enjoy it while you can but i think you spread your risk, you have some inequities, you keep high yield debt. >> very bullish panel, bullish economy, michael holland, michael farr, rebecca patterson. >>> exclusive interview d

is rebecca here? [applause] and representing at&t we have jason chan. jason?on is probably busy making phone calls. right here. [applause]

is rebecca here? [applause] and representing at&t we have jason chan. jason?on is probably busy making phone calls. right here. [applause] and representing bank of america, rosana lunge. [applause] and representing croft , ron lowe, ron? and representing croft , ron lowe, ron?

i'm on the runway of the rebecca taylor show for fall, 2012., before the show got started i actually had a chance to speak with her back stage about her selection. let's take a look. >> this collection for fall, it feels very personal to me. it's about clothes i really want to wear. i know it should always be the case. this year it's like i'm every single piece i just wanted to be like that is the perfect item i want to wear and everybody in my office. we're really excited. >> reporter: is there a girl you envision when you're designing? what is in your head? >> she's just us, you know? just like modern, feminine. it's really, my catch phrase is modern femininity. it's true. we all want to feel modern and feminine. and it feels sort of darkly poetic a little bit. >> okay. >> a little darkly romantic. >> how do you keep it fresh? >> i'm very prolific and we can just, you know, we do two collections a year and ship five times a year. we hit the ground running and make a product that you love. >> you have quite a celebrity following. what does it

is rebecca here? [applause] and representing at&t we have jason chan. jason? jason is probably busy making phone calls. right here. [applause] and representing bank of america, rosana lunge. [applause] and representing croft , ron lowe, ron? [applause] we have mcdonald's and their representative did not make it and the last one on the list, ross bargo who has been with us for many years, tracy tran, tracy? [applause] tracy has not made it yet. so really, thank you very much. and for joining us and hope to see you again next year. and it's so special that our new police chief is with us. and would you like to say a few words? [applause] >> i don't think that that was actually a question. [laughter] i'm just really pleased to be here. i wasn't prepared to say anything. but just the culture and what it does for the community, it really does leave me without much to say other than thank you for everybody does. and thanks for having me. [applause] >> thank you, chief. and thank you, claudine. i hope you were able to meet some. greeters in the lobby before the event

they are being asked to pay for their pensions by 4% a year. >> thank you, rebecca cooper. at least 23 people have filed to run in a special election to replace harry thomas, jr. they have to collect 500 signatures from registered voters and submit them by 5:00 today. the election is set for may 16. thomas resigned after pleading guilty to embezzlement. >> around the world tonight, at least 356 people are believed dead after a fire tore through a prison in honduras. they believe and in may started the fire. witnesses reported the unidentified screamed "we will all die here" before setting his bet on fire. iran continues its defiance to the west with its nuclear program. the country has built faster uranian in richmond centers. they claim they have created the first nuclear fuel rods. increasing tensions between israel and iran over the nuclear program. >> this afternoon, michelle obama and joe biden unveiled the results of a new study on military spouses. the report is aimed at boosting employment for spouses especially those with occupational licenses. they face higher une

this is "washington business report" with abc 7 national correspondent rebecca cooper. >> thank you for joining us for a discussion of business and nance in the washington region. we will focus on the president's budget and promising economic figures. the question rememains, how will the numbers impact us? we will take it up with round- table favorites, peter morici and josh boak, but first we will talk business with who sets t the pace -- with someone who sets the pace. in addition to the leadership of "business journal," he was named a siness person of the year by the cut chamber of commerce. you have met a number of his talented reporters on the scene, and alex and joins us today. you were on our first episode one year ago, and we thought it was time to have you back. it is the 30th year of the washington business journal. >> if yes, we are really honored and humbled that we are here for 30 years i joked that people left when they met me and said you are the publisher of the washington business journalal is that not an oxymoron? we approve there is business in washington. >> as someo

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. >> butterfield was accused of not only murdering his 21-year-old daughter rebecca, but of torturing her. prosecutors say he shot her seven times, hog-tied her, then put her in an ice chest where she suffocated to death. butterfield denied the charges. he says he discovered rebecca dead in her bedroom with no signs of foul play. >> all they know is i didn't do it. i mean, i didn't quick rush her down to the hospital either. but that's just you know, i had reason for doing that. i always get blamed for everything. >> while butterfield denies torturing and murdering rebecca, what he does admit to might even be more shocking. he says when he discovered his daughter's body he stuffed it inside a large cooler. he then kept the cooler inside the motor home he drove and lived in for the next two years. police discovered the body when butterfield was arrested on an unrelated minor charge. >> i dedicate it to my daughter called be an angel. because she was an angel. from hebrews 1:14, it's not what people do, it's the deeds they leave undone that gives us all remorse at the setting of the sun

. >> rebecca godfrey should know. she grew up here. but has come to know an awful reality.t lurks behind the picture-perfect few sawed. >> it was like a bunch of flammable kids and someone lit a match and it just went off. >> the match, if that is the right word to use, was struck on the night of november 14th, 1997, a clear and beautiful night by all accounts. a full moon shone on the wide waterway that meanders through town. an ocean inlet called the gorge. a group of teenagers also in can des scent in the way only 14-year-olds can be gathered on the grounds of shoreline community school to party. missy pleech was there. what would usually happen at parties like that outside at night? >> we'd drink and be loud and cause trouble and go home. >> but that particular night did not turn out like all the others. what happened then changed everything. but first a little information about the people who were there. this is missy pleech, she came from a very large family. she has 12 siblings. >> some of us have the same dad, but most of us have different dads. yeah. >> what was it

rebecca has an impressive group of women leading the pack. seven former women virginia lawmakers who are unhappy with the direction the legislature is taking. >> like former congresswoman and legislator, lesli burns. >> if you want to change the tone and not make virginia the laughing stock of the nation, then it's time to run for office. we want to help you do that. >> in fairfax county, peggy fox, 9news now. >> and in just the first day, the women's strike force pack raised over $10,000. >>> new at 6:00 tonight, the town of culpeper, virginia, could be facing a lawsuit over a deadly police shooting. but culpeper star opponent says gary cook plans to sue the town. this after a police officer shot and killed his wife, patricia, earlier this month. an officer responded to the report of a suspicious person in a parking lot. patricia cook drove off with an officer's arm in her window. the woman refused the order to stop. the officer has not been identified. >>> two firefighters are in a local hospital in recovery. today, their fire chief is givi

the torture and murder of his 21-year-old daughter, rebecca. but at the moment, his focus is on his ability or inability to purchase snacks and supplies from the jail commissary. >> first thing i ordered was coffee, freeze dried coffee, 3 ounce. insufficient funds. cocoa, five pack, insufficient funds. and i ordered sweet and low, ten pack, that's 50 cents, insufficient funds. pretty bad when you don't have 50 cents. soups are 60 cents. i ordered three of those. that was $1.80. and one pepper pack, i was really hopeful on this one, insufficient funds. that's really bad when you don't have 25 cents. everybody should have 25 cents. just to feel like an american, you know. life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, the american way, apple pie, ice cream. >> lance butterfield is an inmate who seems to do his time well. he's an older guy in a jail full of younger inmates. >> i try to tell them how it is to be in your cell for 22 hours, coming out here and sitting for two hours. >> sometimes you swim. you walk around, do this. >> he's a giddy guy. >

stu maddow, larry brikennken, lauren meissner, rebecca, and david gonzales. just come on up. >> that afternoon, supervisors. thank you so much for calling this hearing. i am the co-chair of the democratic club, lgbt. we fully support, we talked at our board meeting last monday, fully supports the purpose of this meeting. and any and all efforts we can make to create a model approach to serving the lgbt seniors in san francisco, the alice b. toklas club would live to handle that -- help with that. we fully support your recommendations. i had the unique opportunity of cochairing the hearing by the human rights commission and the commission on aging in 2002 and the report, everyone has reviewed. it had no less than 67 recommendations. to move forward and i think while we since 2003 have moved forward on a lot of those, there is plenty of those that need to be done. i hope that you'll start with that and continue to push those recommendations. i think since that time, we have had an increase in marriage rights which has made us feel a little more confident about

rebecca katz the director of san francisco animal care and control. why? why are you taking all of these chihuahuas to new york? >> we see over abundance of mixes coming into the california shelters. they're in high demand on the east coast. of course we try to place them here, we would place them here, but slowly it's a process. they're in high demand in new york. the -- this is our fourth flight. the first day of our first flight, the first day they became avilable, there was a line around the block in new york ready to take them home. they move through the shelter system much faster. >> got to make you feel pretty good. >> makes us very happy. as proud as we are of the work we do, a shelter's not a place for an animal, they should be in someone's home. >> reporter: who do you have with you? >> buster brown, a 5-month-oldically what what. >> reporter: hi, buster. very sweet. >> he's looking for a new home. as many as we take to east coast, we fill up again. so we still have a number of chihuahua as the shelter here in san francisco. san francisco animal

it's a book edited by rebecca walker.long with some other really great writers. and i also didn't know that i am going to be a conversation with melissa harris perry, talking about her very show here and her book at brooklyn museum on the 16th. >> awesome. melissa harris perry is a wonderful colleague and starting her new show next week after us. finally, richard, what do you know now you didn't know at the beginning of the week? >> we know i'm just a little bit of american pride from jeremy lin. beyond that seriously a year after the fukushima nuclear disaster, the first nuclear power plant is going to be built and loans guaranteeing this was provided by the department of energy and that ten activist groups are going to court to stop the building of these n nuclear plants. >> richard kim, thanks so much. my thanks to john and rebecca and michaela and richard for joining us this morning. richard kim is the executive editor of thenation.com." thank you for joining us today. coming up next is weekends with alex witt. join u

. >>> we are so thrilled to be talking with sarah jones this morning of course she plays rebecca, onfox wall coo treads good morning to you. >> good morning how are you. >> doing well >> i am glued to the tv monday night watching alcatraz how much fun is it shooting this jj abrahams series. >> the cast is amazing the crew is amazing we have a wonderful time putting this show together hopefully people see that when they watch. >> it is fantastic you know, already alcatraz has this sort of notorious, mysterious thing surrounding in prison you just added another layer it is science fictiony. >> it is kind of that procedural hybrid where you get a little bit of your mysteries every week regarding having to catch the criminals and then you get the bigger mystery the the sci fi mystery, of having to find out why these criminals are coming back so it is kind of the best of both worlds. >> i am so excited to talk to you as a fan i should back it up and ask the premise for the show for those not on the alcatraz train already tell us about it. >> well, the premise of the show, is the fact that

seems that former news international rebecca brooks that she traveled the world on his dime was toldpeople had been victims of the phone hackings despite insistence until 2010 she was only aware by an only rogue reporter. to help us understand the implications we're joined robert moore. thank you once more for your time. >> it's a pleasure. >> which of these developments resonates more meaningful, the alleged awareness of rebecca brooks from 2006 to 2010 or the alleged bribery by the sun. >> they compound each other. the strategy to contain it to a single newspaper, the newspaper of the world, it is clearly failing and scandal to the heart of murdoch's tabloid the sun i think that's devastating for news international. that's the company in the u.k. the parent company is news corps. murdoch had these great firewalls that he had designed. first, contain the scandal and second fire wall, make sure that the scandal stays in the u.k. now it has crossed the atlanta and could endanger news corps here in the united states. it's a grim day. >> that second point that you raiseed is a principle

reporting live from the newsroom, rebecca cooper, abc7 news. >> that's the worst story of this year.coming up coming details surrounding its third arrest in the murder of an alexandria activist found dead at the bottom of a well. >> robberies up in local gas stations. more about this scary trend. >> what did you think about the super bowl commercials? we will break down the ads and the viewership numbers are in. >> super bowl xlvi came down to the wire, but the giants weren't victorias. thousands of fans were waiting for them in east rutherford, new jersey. last night, it surpassed last year's superbowl. >> an estimated 111 million people watched the giants beat the patriots with the final score, a 21-17. twitter said there were 10,000 tweet per second. many people last member not just interested in the game. >> the halftime show and of course the commercials. babies and dogs were the stars this year and as for the halftime show, the obscene gesture had the nfl and nbc apologizing today. >> greta kreuz joins us with more. >> a lot of people called the commercials were yawners. a lot

. >> rebecca cooper, abc 7 news. >> a couple more numbers, it will not surprise you to learn that people between the ages of 18 and 34 are the most likely to have this anxiety. the second-largest group to feel this way those 55 and older. >> still to come -- >> jennifer anniston makes >> jennifer anniston has a new comedy this weekend. >> arch campbell reviews "wanderlust." >> jennifer anniston, just for the fun of it, and her new comedy "wanderlust." jennifer anniston and paul rudd stumble into and out of the world. they find a commune that looks good act three few knocks. >> two weeks. >> things go from bad to worse. it rises above what you would expect, three stars r-rating just for the fun of it. "act of valor" uses actual navy personnel to tell a story. it is compelling, three stars. and tyler perry plays a rich guy who gains insight into how the other half struggles and "good deeds." have a nice weekend. i'm arch campbell, abc 7 entertainment. >> they're covering the oscars. >> live reports tomorrow.

reporting live from the newsroom, rebecca cooper. >> next as 6:00, keeping a closer eye on their face but friends these days. >> and changes coming to the weekend weather. >>>> the capitals had the eyes to that. >> the nike shoe crazes back. >> a new issue has created a ruckus in some stores. crowded choppers stormed the doors only to be turned away when footlocker decided not to sell the nike galaxy. some say the large crowd made it dangerous to release the issue. customers agreed it was chaotic over there. >> people running. it was like mayhem. they were pushing over people. >> i thought the window was about to break at one point. people were squishing against the window. >> other stores and the washington d.c.. did sell shoes, but they held a lottery to avoid the chaos. some came from as far as new york to get their hands on shoes. >> gas prices hit a record that none of us will like. the average is $3.60 a gallon. it is the highest ever for this time of year. some stations like this one in orlando are well past $4 a gallon. >> concerns over privacy and social media has caused some

rebecca cooper has a look at the story. >> 400 maryland realtors withstood the rain. frustration for real-estate agents and home buyers in maryland today. a new bill getting hearings in annapolis that would reduce by 10% the amount you can clamper itemize deductions if you make more than $100,000 a year. >> mortgage deductions and property deductions account for 20% of all deductions in maryland. donna edwards or is it will reduce incentive to buy new homes. jobs in construction, finance and other areas will be heard. >> we do not need a blow that will hurt to the recovering housing. it will reduce jobs and income for the state. >> many homeowners trying to budget -- juggle their own budget agree. >> it is hard enough to buy a home today. i did not think it is a good idea. >> some people say they are sympathetic that they need new ways to pay for top priorities. >> could is something i depend on so i would rather not see it happen. i understand the balance of what he has to deal with. >> this cannot be a worse time to take away incentives to buy a new home just as the

rebecca cooper is outside of tampa.rters in >> it was a decisive win for met here in florida tonight. his gingrich, with supporters surrounding him, he focus back to beating barack obama. >> this campaign is about more than replacing a president. it is about saving the soul of america. president obama and i have very different visions of america. president obama wants to grow government and continue to amass deficits. i will not just a slow the growth of government, i will cut spending of government. >> bailout and the enthusiastic crowd cheering him on tonight victory, 47% of voting for him. withor gingrich, santorum 13%. gingrich said that there is a campaign -- and are 46 more states. >> we did this in part for the media, the same people that said i was dead in june and july, who seemed totally quiet the south carolina victory are now going to be back saying, what's he going to do. >> and there was no congratulating from newt telling that to run a job, he reiterated again bring the campaign to tampa inback republican the convention is held. but he lost decisively and all major demo

rebecca cooper is live with more on the campaign trail. >> rick santorum told reporters today the media did not hold president obama responsible for remarks made by reverend right and he should not be held responsible for comments made by a financial backer. it has provided a welcome distraction for mitt romney. >> it has been a difficult week for mitt romney. in michigan he is trying to maintain he is the man to save the economy. >> i want to be the ally of our entrepreneurs and job creators. >> both the economy and rick santorum continue to gain ground. >> we have an opportunity to speak loudly. michigan can set the rates on its ear. >> mitt romney is trying to remind voters he is one of them. it is a theme echoed by his wife. >> i look and i say, this is where i grew up. this is who we are. we do not have an accent. >> rick santorum's search is head of -- facing headwinds followed by this comment -- >> back in my days, -- >> rick santorum disavowed the remarks by he is facing controversy about his own view on contraception. >> people will say contraception is ok. it is not ok. it is

live, rebecca cooper abc 7 news. >> thank you. the general assembly has voted overwhelmingly in favor of a resolution for syrian president al-assad to step down. supporters hope the votes will message to stop the bloody crackdown that -- that left more than 5400 people dead. they also want him to hand over the power of his office to his two andsident pierre >> of republican polls pushing for voters in michigan. mitt romney who grew up in the gained a key endorsement from gov. rick snyder. he also spoke at an event. rick santorum remains in a the polls there. the primary is february 28. 30 delegates are up for grabs divided accordingly. >> there is another kennedy intog to make his way congress. ed hishkennedy iii cmapaign today. he is 31-years old. is the son of former congressman joseph kennedy ii. blacks still to come, general motors announces record profits. workersthousands of because a big pay off of it. we are reaching the age --re reunion that becomes smaller .ith each passing year talk with some veterans of their memories

rebecca cooper joins us with more on the campaign trail. >> as soon as the better than expected unemployment numbers came out today, mitt romney was quick to say that the new numbers are not good enough. he met with business leaders in nevada vowing to do more to help the economy. >> the message for business leaders was simple -- >> government needs to get out of the way. >> it does not get advertising like everyone else. the big bird can afford to be on tv with kellogg's corn flakes. >> the republican candidate is making media rounds saying he is sorry, wishing he sounded more sensitive when he said he was not worried about the poor. >> i misspoke and i wish i had not said it that way. of course i am worried about all americans. >> governor mitt romney is trying to recover from his boubou. >> newt gingrich recovered from his criticism calling mitt romney's remarks -- >> talk about every example of what we do not want in a general election candidate. >> rick santorum seem to borrow a little inspiration from the occupied movement. >> that is not the republican party i want to belong to. i wan