rebecca casey-- this is melaku tadesse. rebecca? am i pronouncing your name right?et you. uh... it's nice to meet you. is it melaku? yes. melaku is from ethiopia. he's a graduate student in business administration. when he gets his degree next year, he'll return home to his wife and two children and start a business in addis ababa. that's correct, addis ababa. oh... rebecca will be studying at the san francisco college of music. melaku: well, very good. perhaps you will play or sing for us. what do you think, miss shaw? as long as it's not that loud rock music. oh, no, don't worry. all i have is an acoustic guitar. we'll leave you to your studies now. i hope you enjoy it here. i do. i'll see you at dinner. thank you. nancy: this is the living room. my uncle's favorite place. let me introduce you. uncle edward-- this is rebecca casey, margaret's daughter. here, let me help you. please, don't trouble yourself. no trouble at all, rebecca. it's a pleasure to meet you. it's very nice to meet you, mr. shaw. please call me edward. i met your mother once, many years ago. yo

rebecca casey. i'm rebecca casey. she's a singer.eams i'm going to hold on tight ♪ ♪ i'm traveling light... speaker: and she has a boyfriend. his name is matt. so, about our date on thursday...? i'll pick you up at 7:00, o.k.? sounds good. she is going back to school. to study music, yes. so, are you going to this school? yeah... if i get accepted. matt doesn't want her to go back to school. music school... what am i going to do while you're in music school? i think her relationship with his is not very good. with him... with him. his relationship with him. oh, yes! with him. we had a relationship, you know. he wants something a lot more traditional. rebecca really wants to be a... a good musician. she wants to go back to school because she actually tried it in the real world, that where she plays, and she find it too tough. and she probably decided that education is the right way to go. i don't know if they are going to stick together very long. she has a dream and i think that's wonderful. and she has a courage to make the dream co

rebecca! but rebecca, this school is on the other side of the country.at, but if san francisco accepts me and gives me some financial aid, that's where i'm going. but you don't know a soul out there. yes, i do. my godmother lives out there. what, is she rich or something? she has such a big house. no, she's not rich, but she does have a room for me if i get accepted. you're really serious about this, aren't you? dead serious. ( knock at door ) come in. when do we eat? in five minutes. dinner's in the oven. dad's not eating. he went to bed. what's wrong? is he sick? no. he just said he was tired. so, did you hear anything about your applications? you know, to music school? i got three rejection letters. that's too bad. so, what're you going to do? i still have one last hope... a school in san francisco. san francisco... aw... rebecca: dad, what? are you o.k.? no! the red sox lost another game. dad, you make me crazy. is my purse out there? yeah. it's here. what's this? a college brochure. see you tonight. becky, pick up the mail, o.k.? pick up the mail? i

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and i turn around and i can still see her on the ground, and i yell at her, rebecca, get up. at the point, whatever was going on with her, she snapped out of it. she popped up off the ground and i can tell that she's out in the street now and she's got the camera on her shoulder and everything is okay. >> at that point, the crowd leaves rebecca alone, but they continue to target john who starts to back away slowly. >> i'm just trying to keep a distance from them as i backpedal down the sidewalk. towards the end, there's a young guy, kind of buff, in my face. and i'm just trying to explain to him that i have a job to do. i wasn't there to make this worse. if anything, you know, my presence there was good for their friend in this case because frequently that's how crimes are solved. >> while some at the emotionally charged scene lash out, others try to defuse the situation. >> you're dealing with a mourning family right now. >> a few women try to explain the crowd's reaction to rebecca because it turns out she knows some of them. rebecca went to high school with the murder vict

rebecca, no, come in! this must be your brother, kevin. hi.i are sightseeing-- just checking out the city. this is a great time to be in san francisco. new year's is one long party from morning till night. sounds like my kind of town. i hope you don't mind if kevin comes tonight. not at all. i'd be honored to have kevin here for our new year's party. put on your dancing shoes-- the band is very good. señor ramón, disculpe... no sé cómo cerrarle el gas a la estufa. i think we should go. he seems really busy now. i thought you wanted to play him your tape. ramón, you're busy. we'll see you tonight. forgive me, there is so much to do. oh, don't worry. we'll see you later. bye. mr. wang. this is my brother, kevin. this is the father of one of the boys i give guitar lessons to. nice to meet you. nice to meet you, too. have you seen vincent today? no. excuse me. should we go? wait, something's wrong. wang: ramón, have you seen vincent? no, vincent hasn't been here all day. we don't know where he is. he didn't come home for lunch and my wife is getti

good luck, everybody. >>> it was -- ♪ friday, friday >> for rebecca black.thanksgiving for nicole westbrook. ♪ uk, uk oh it's thanksgiving >> the song's pretty good but it needs a rap. ♪ thanksgiving giving and i'm trying to be so giving ♪ >> watch your back, because this one raps, too. see the what are you doing there? i am making crescent bacon cheddar pinwheels. wow, i'm impressed! [ ding ] dad, the cable's out! you got that right? [ kiss ] thank you ♪ [ male announcer ] pillsbury crescents. let the making begin. here's a better idea. pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits in just 15 minutes the light delicate layers add a layer of warmth to your next dinner. pillsbury grands biscuits let the making begin. [ male announcer ] it's no secret that the price of things just keeps going up. [ female announcer ] but we have some good news. it's our bundle price promise. [ male announcer ] a price you can definitely count on, for two whole years. from at&t. [ female announcer ] a great price for a great triple-play bundle. [ male announcer ] call now. bundles wi

thank you so much, rebecca. rebecca >> reporter: i'm suzanne pratt. still ahead, i'm working really hard today doing research for onef my favorites stories, black friday shopping. >> tom: hewlett-packard has been struggling to keep up with the quickly changing computer business. the market is shifting from desktop and laptop computers, where h-p reigns, to smart phones and tablets, where the firm barely has a presence. so it's no surprise business is weak. but what was a big surprise when h-p reported its quarterly results was a lot of red ink, blamed on what the company said was accounting fraud at a firm it bought a year ago. the allegations of deception are just the latest bad ws for the chnogy giant. it wrote down $8.8 billion related to its buyout of business software company autonomy. h-p paid $11 billion for the firm last year. h-p c.e.o. meg whitman said their own probe found serious accounting improprieties and outright misrepresentations. for instance, hewlett-package claims autonomy recorded revenue from deals even when a customer didn't bu

good luck, everybody. >>> it was -- ♪ friday, friday >> for rebecca black. it's thanksgiving for nicole westbrook. ♪ uk, uk oh it's thanksgiving >> the song's pretty good but it needs a rap. ♪ thanksgiving giving and i'm trying to be so giving ♪ >> watch your back, because this one raps, too. >>> bikers on your mark, get set -- race! >> oh. what? >> you just can't stop watching it over and ober again. there is quite the pileup. >> like 50 people fell in the same sand pit. what were they thinking? actually what i'll say is this guy in the gray shirt screwed everybody up because he muffled right through the sand and everybody else thought, he did it, i can do it, too, and then everybody bit it right after him. >> from all the research i could do on this, this is a race that happens in kansas city. this box cross race is in wooded trail, up steep hills and also obstacles that are met to rirp these bikers to get out of their bike and carry their bikes. >> all in all, seems everyone got up uninjured and began to carry their bike through the sand what they were su

rebecca, again your calls welcome at 1-866-55-press. question is are republicans really willing to compromise? can we expect that from them? i don't. and how about paul ryan himself. is he the one who might be able to broker a deal given he's such a hard liner. rebecca, let's say hello to joey from chicago. joey, how you doing? >> caller: wrong wrong! we won this election on taxes period. that's how we won this election. if we use any any republican ideas, nobody will come out in two years and take over the house of representatives. obama's gotta stick to it! it's going to have to go over the cliff because republicans aren't going to give in. so we have to stay strong and in two years, we blame it on them and we take over the house of representatives. do not give in or the democrats won't show up next time. >> bill: all right. we got it, joey. that is a message you hear from a lot of democrats which is we won the election. president obama made it very clear. on the tax cuts from the bush tax cuts, there's no doubt. he said no way no how

inquiry david cameron's ex communications director and a cool son and former news international chief rebecca brooks are among those facing charges it's alleged they illegally paid police and public officials for information the charges follow the phone hacking scandal that forced the closure of murdoch's british tabloid paper the news of the world last year. thanks for being with us financial skullduggery revealed next to the lace dish of the kaiser report on air just a couple of minutes from now. do

neil: rebecca is going. >> if the state mandates it, that is a ludicrous idea. in this situation, right now it was a personal employer. but, when you -- cannot compare vaccination for children, polio, to a flu vaccination. >> why not. you just said it is a slippery slope. >> you get into mandated while care, you know we're starting to talk about. >> we have mandated while care. >> i know, and i mean, -- >> that is a problem. >> we started to say, where are we going then this this country, where health care, and with mandates on personal freedoms. >> and you are happy taking all that i stuff away. >> i am not happy, i am telling you what the law is, this is -- it does not matter what my personal opinion is, i am telling i read the law, i look add the it they have the right to do it, if you want to work at that company you are part of it, did my parents want me immunized when i was a kid, properly not but it was required, for rebecca to say there a huge distinction there is not. >> there is. neil: ladies, wish we had more time, you get a great deal but your boss g

anthony, rebecca. >> thanks mark. there's one piece of good news last night the statue of liberty was illuminated for the first time since hurricane sandy. it was closed due to storm damage only better island. no word when the statue will reopen for visitors. >> there's new violence in syria as civil war. two suicide car bombs exploded at a military camp in the southern city of dorao. the fighting has forced thousands of syrians to flee to safety in turkey. the new leader of the key rebel group is calling on the international community to support opponents of the government of bashir al assad without conditions. >> today is malala yousufzai day in pakistani. it honors her who was shot and seriously wounded a month ago by the taliban for speak out in favor of education for pakistani girls. pakistan's government will give a cash stipend to more than 3icans. the deadline had between middle of this month. president obama signed the affordable care act in 2010 and it calls for households and businesses to buy a private hea

he's a good friend of rebecca brooks.ed months after he stood down balls of the phone hacking scandal and -- he's right in the center of it. he will be in charge of cleaning up a scandal of which he is at the center of. >> eliot: it makes you think the wild, crazy conspiracy theories you see in bad novels are true. there over the atlantic in london where you have rebecca brooks the vortex. whogd who could have thought this up. reminiscent of the famous line from the godfather the moment i think i'm getting out they drag me back out. the heat

rebecca, all yours. >> thanks. they have been not so healthy staple of lunch boxes and midnight snackers for 82 years. in some ways they're the ultimate junk food. twinkies, those airy sugary loaves that every kid loves. hostess, the company that makes them, and other popular snacks is going out of business. john blackstone reports. >> with the news that hostess is going out of business shoppers like ronnie brooks started emptying the shelves. >> stocking up on twinkies and ho-ho's and snowballs and wonder bread with the pretty little balloons on the bag. >> andre that owns a los angeles convenience store says sales of hostess snacks fell as consumers turned to healthier foods. >> i carry bananas and in most cases apples and things like that that would not have been an item you sold ten years ago. >> as hostess struggled through tw bankruptcies and workers took cuts in pay and benefits and bakers went on strike last week rather than take another cut. early yesterday the company followed through with its threat to s

as someone who's on a straight up crusade against gay people in our country of uganda her name is rebecca doggett and she's the speaker of the ugandan parliament so you may not know this but homosexuality is actually illegal and uganda and while that's disturbing enough rebecca could dog is now championing the effort to pass a bill that would mandate harsher sentences for those convicted for being gay when the bill was introduced in two thousand and nine the proposal called to broaden the criminalization of same sex relations by dividing the behavior into two categories defense of homosexuality in which an offender would receive life imprisonment and aggravated homosexuality defined to include acts committed by those with hiv or repeat offenders for which they proposed the death penalty now since introduced this heinous piece of legislation has been deemed to kill the gays bill and the international community has been up in arms causing it stagnation for four years but now thanks to a daga it has resurfaced without the death penalty clause despite the international pressure to dog remains

. >> see the new rebecca black?e much older guy in this video is actually patrice wilson, who produced this video and produced friday by rebecca black. >> ♪ friday, friday, got to get down on friday ♪ >> this guy figured out a formula that works. >> why make a pop song about thanksgiving? >> because there's not one. ♪ ♪ we we are going to have a good time ♪ >> green beans, yeah! >> i know what you guys are thinking. the song is pretty good but it needs a wrap. >> ♪ thanksgiving giving i'm trying to be sofá give iing we got to e have ♪ >> i hate my life right now. >> can't be -- >> look at the bright side. he's not sexing it up. >> ♪ we be laughing until we cry. thanksgiving. >> fátalking about being thankf. >> use the drumstick as a microphone. to see all of anicole's video click on "best of rtm." >>> we love videos. today, on thanksgiving, we're showing you some of the ones we're most thankful for. >> my favorite of all, brothers, prank and sisters. >> and >>> happyxd asian thanksgiving. at least, that's what david

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this is "washington business report" with abc7 national correspondent rebecca cooper. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> thanks for joining us for a look at business and finance and the washington region. the fiscal cliff is getting closer, d congress and the whitee house say they are rking on sving it. will they find a solutition? us, an ambitious plan from mayor gray. we will be talking about those topics and more. first, a look at success and how to make it happepen. it can be hard for an entrepreneur or a small busineness person to make a connection. it is called the h hot mommas project. we're joined by k kathy k korman frey the founder of the project and adjunct professor at george e washington univeity. also, theresa alfaro daytner the ceo of dadaytner construction group. and kim rosenberg the predent of mixology d.c. welcome to y you a. kathy, it h has a fine namee but a serious purpose. when you went to leaearn lessons from anyone in the business worldd you look at ce studies and you decided there were not enough case studies

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the reports so far show rebecca kaplan with 46% of the vote. kaplan had to reach more than 50%. that means a second round has to be counted. kaplan tells us she's very optimistic about her chances of winning. her opponent says he's not ready to throw in the towel. >> i served 20 years. we transform the district. it's a better place. i'm good, you know, i feel good. i will continue tock working in oakland so, you know, it's like it's not even until it's over anyway. >> we're well ahead now in the returns so far so we're certainly continuing to watch and see them come in. we're feeling very good and i'm very grateful for the supporters. >> dell fuente gave up his district five seat after 20 years. took a risk to challenge kaplan for the at large seat which deals with more citywide issues. >> city council at large popular incumbent rebecca kaplan we already talked about. let's move on now, taking a look at the major decisions in san francisco. voters defeating local measure f. this is the first part of the propos anal that would remove all the dams in the water system. more than 77

>> and remember rebecca black? >> she's back but is she better? >> yeah. >> it's one of the most awesome acts of nature. and there are a ton of videos pouring in to the internet. lava from the volcano on hawaii's big island pouring into the pacific ocean. you siee the lava traveling dow and hitting the water. this is the first time this happened since december of 2011. you can see the lava reacting, you know, as it hits the water. this is fun to see earth being created. we forget that with this planet and landmasses change constantly and this is just a hot example of that. did you see that photographer walking around up there? >> a little too close. >> yeah. they're saying you shouldn't get too close to this stuff for obvious reasons. observers also say the stream has been three to five feet wide as it's traveling down the side of this cliff. some of the most spectacular picks have come to us at night. these people on a hike decide to poke it with a stick just to see what would happen. >> what if the ground you're standing on, the lava you think i

i am rebecca cooper. mary gonzales had a cold she also has asthma. so she sees her allergist who has a receptionist susan who sees that she's due for a mammogram. mary has one that day. that's when she finds out she hat a tumor. she has a successful surgery and because her health provider has an amazing connected system, she has r r life. i don't know what you have but i have kaiser permanente. kaiser permanente.

rebecca?> a lot of work to to be done there. thank you, ana. >>> the long lines of cars at gas stations is adding to the anger and frustration for storm victims here in the northeast. but there is some hope that the shortage won't last much longer. the obama administration will purchase up to 22 million gallons of gasoline and diesel to new york and new jersey for distribution. the federal government also plans to tap national oil reserves ben tracey is in new jersey with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good another long day and now rationing to deal with. as of noon today in 12 counties in new jersey if your license plate ends with an odd number you can only buy gas on odd number days. ends with an even number you can only buy on even day. folks are happy to hear help is on the way. new york harbor is the busiest oil port and it's open. nearly a week after hurricane sanny shut it down. >> ain't no gas down that way. >> reporter: new supply may ease the demand toms river, new jersey whi

. >> susie: tomorrow, we are here in a rebecca taylor store in manhattan and are you saying this say good example of a successful retail never tow's mar at the time-- marketplace, tell us why. >> this is a great store. they have a tremendous in store experience. so when you shop in the stores you get a chance to actually feel design and they are a fashion retailer. they also have a tremendous on-line presence. so in the next few years one of the differentiaters between winners and losers will be this issue of multichannel retailing. on-line matching the in-store experience. these guy does it really well. >> susie: you were tell approximating me that thises with a strong start to the holiday shopping season. so what do retailers and marketers have to do over the next couple of weeks between now and christmastime. so that this momentum is not lost. >> well, what's very important is that 101 million households are value seeking households. what is so important about that is retailers must continue to show value to the shopper if they have them coming into the stores. >> do you think tha

first to you, rebecca. you say the law is on wal-mart's side. wal-mart can stop these protests, right this. >> yep. wal-mart has had consistent protests over the course of the last seven to nine months. in that case it consists of a unionization attempt. unionization attempts have to be requested through the national labor relations board, and they have to go through a process to unionize the store. they have not done that, so this is seen as unlawful picketing. >> so wal-mart could win. >> absolutely. >> and you say no they can't win. the law is not on their side. >> if you look at the exception to the law, the law only applies to nonemployees of the company. it does not apply to employees who are claiming what these employees are claiming is retaliation. it is their attempt to shut these people up because they don't want customers to hear what they have to say. >> hold on. wal-mart has gone to the national labor relations board. >> not yet. >> that is not a court. it is supposed to be neutral, but under president obama it is secured very much

garrett tom of the central police station that is with us, besides the assistant district attorney rebeccabig screens. >> deana, do you know how to get this going? >> i think you start the video, i will put the mic on. >> sorry, there was no audio. it was captured from a residence security camera turned over to the police. >> okay. we will view the video. you can talk over it too, if you can explain. >> while you are watching the video what you need to pay attention to is at some point the female hands over a bag to another female. then another suspect joins hands with our victim, almost like they are praying. at that point the bag switch is made, unknown to our victim. that is when the money switch is made. the bags, as you will see, will be identical. >> i think we need to hit play. >> that is your victim handing over the bag. the lady in the rear just made the bag switch with the main suspect. >> there's the praying. >> she had already touched her hands. two will leave. another one will leave with our victim. two of the suspects will stay and wait for a fourth suspect to arrive, who tak

his wife rebecca who's a fifth grade eacherr.... grabs hee daughterremma...ight into her fatter's arms. p--nats of cheering---scott schwartz says: "whatever expectatiins i had about coming home and surprising her, it's far outweighed by the first moment you see your wife and child again."rebecca schwartz says: "it's just been a really long year. i am just back." and so is emma who stands on stage while her school mates chher... welcoming a soldier home for good. 33 welcome to the late edition, i'm jeff barnd. and i'm ennfier gilbert. a carryouttplagued ith killingg a murder inside the place one year aao. 3 keith daniels is streaming llve toniiht in north balttmore where a community worked c

i also want to thank katie miller and rebecca from my office and consistently at the forefront and in the community and common sense media who became a partner last year and katie and her people and rebecca and the school district we started public information a year ago and my partner richard carranza who is an incredible superintendent, someone i am proud to work with. first of all let me tell you that bullying takes many different shapes. it can be physical, it can be emotional, it can be verbal. i can tell you having been a non english speaking student and immigrant early on and quite frankly times that were very different that we were bullied all the time and didn't know it was bullying and right to the point i actually dropped out of school, and i think it's also important to recognize it's not kids on kids and sometimes adults are part of it, and sometimes unfortunately staff members are part of it. i remember being accused early on by a science teacher and told i was using lsd and i didn't know what it was at the time. i was in the class for three months and didn't work englis

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome rebecca randell. >> great, thank you, melinda. i'm going to ask you all to come up now. as they get seated i'll say a few words. all these panelists really bring a great wealth of experience and wisdom to what on the one hand is actually a really complicated issue and on the other hand at its very core is somewhat simple. whether it's online or off-line, bullying and harassment or as the teens that we encounter at common sense media often say, drama, it's about power. as you heard the boy on the video say, i'm the big dog. who has it, who wants it and who wants to keep it. i realize this is an incredibly simple definition so i will leave it to our panel to pick it apart and to delve deeper. each of our panelists will have the opportunity to give a brief introduction of who they are and their organizations and after we've done the rounds i will pose a series of questions to eefrp of they will and then you will all have the opportunity to interact with them yourselves so we can have a really dynamic conversation. the one thing i wil