my name's rebecca dimone. have a dress i'm supposed to be picking up i think tomorrow. (woman) is it lavender? a lavender gown? no, it's my wedding gown. it's supposed to be white. (woman) oh, you're getting married? oh, congratulations. when's the big day? uh... friday. (fake laughs) so i'm really hoping that you do have us in your computer. and that the dress is ready and it's white. she told me that the dress was lavender, which i thought was great. (woman) yeah, no, this one's not yours. i looked at it wrong. i'm sorry. okay, hang on one second. (announcer) our bridezilla's terse attitude leaves the unsuspecting bridal shop clerk so rattled that she gets all mixed up. (woman) all right, let me put you on hold a moment. (rebecca) okay. (woman) what alterations were you having done? um, they had put darts in the front of the dress that were not supposed to be there. i never requested them. (woman) i'll put you on hold-- one moment. okay. in a 12 minute conversation ends, i got put on hold seven times, which

katelyn and rebecca had a fight in school almost a year ago.re were some words exchanged between both parties and the friendship ended. katelyn feels horrible that she got into a fight with her friend. not a single web post, facebook post, or text message that had anything to do with bullying occurred over the last ten months. this child -- this child committed suicide based on obviously other factors. now, to -- just because the sheriff wants to say it's so doesn't make it is so and the prosecutor has proved that by not even filing the charges. we worked with them closely. we went through the evidence with the prosecutors and there wasn't a single thing. we asked for one -- >> were there any facebook postings at all, jose? >> zero. >> nothing on her account or texts? >> well, that's significant. >> you can say she's a bully and call her all kinds of things. >> i didn't call her anything. they did. >> the sheriff can call her a felon and an attacker leak he did last night on your show and any other name he wants to call her. that doesn't make i

rogers for all those years amino >> i want to introduce rebecca from silicon valley bank. rebecca >> i'm delighted to be here for the grand 0 opening pr i represent a lot of spflts. i want to give a shout out to faye who's our equity person and serving on the ac/dc board. we've provided over half a bloiltdz for the affordable housing in the bay area. we believe that economic inclusion is an important part of the diverse community. we do business by supporting affordable housing developers and after participating in the be financing of those fields. it takes a tremendous amount of teamwork and pool of resources to make this happen. i do want to highlight the city of san francisco's contribution to this deal. it wasn't the biggest dollars it was the first money in. once that money is committed to a deal it can be lifrjd to private and public sources. i comprehend the city for investing in our community through affordable housing and i hope they will continue their work. reverend fong and michael your respected team at urban core at ac/dc thank you for involving us it's a bea

rebecca stevenson is joining us with the latest, rebecca? >> reporter: this is one of the strongest storms we've had in the last 50 years. this powerful typhoon we've been seeing it develop over water and this is over water that we've got winds up to 190 mph. this is one of the strongest that we've had in a long time. just this year alone the pacific has had 30 storms. eight of these have been typhoons. now of these storms five have made landfall on the philippines and you can see here several of them focus in the same area that we're getting high on tonight. now, as you can see on the satellite picture it is advancing, making landfall, and it has now made landfall. we expect the gusts inland. we'll still have potentially at 200 mph. but most of the sustained wind as the storm tracks gradually across the area. we'll have winds sustained to 100 mph. this is devastating. catastrophic, and we have a very large population in the philippine island here. as you look closely you can see the eye of this storm. this is where the intense winds exist.

rebecca parker, who, when she married him, was rebecca ruffin. told me all kinds of things about charlie parker that set up the form of the book, because she would say, like, charlie would always ask you questions, but at first he was very silent. he wouldn't talk much. but after a while, we got around him and he started to have fun, and then he started to ask questions about the world. because he was a very curious person. said, he had to ask people because his mother basically didn't tell him anything. so he learned a lot of things just by being inquisitive. worked in theshe school library, charlie parker would sit out there while he was working in the library reading all these books about religion in different cultures, because he was interested in the world. all of these guys were interested in the world some kind of way. and charlie parker, i have found, always gravitated to somebody who would help him closer to what he was trying to do. so by the time he gets to bob and theyeets read a lot of books and they talked about all of that. interes

senior rebecca miller is out to make a mark. she's got the spike dunn as she is the bel air honda student athlete of the week. rebecca miller's picture is as clear has this shiny volleyball. >> i'm so proud of everything my girls have done this year. it's amazing. >> her girls led by the girl. >> i want to make shower the girls are motivated. we have as much fun as possible. >> reporter: it could be rebecca miller high where she is everything this school stands for. >> it has lped me prepare for kg and beyond college. >> when she's not swatting, she is in programs like this one from nasa. >> deep space aircraft. i had modules every week. that was an interesting experience. >> is she goes back to her elementary school as a math tutor. wheres did she get this drive from? my parents taught meet value of hard work and the value of passion in everything you do. >> for what she does on the court others notice the highest accomplishments. >> she never gets down on herself. she's always encouraging her teammate. >> it's more than that t

the two were arrested after police found an incriminating facebook post, yes, i know i bullied rebecca and she killed herself but i don't give a blank. an ex mrau tifr in there. we explain the decision and the warrer words that followed. >> the state attorney's office is dropping the charges because there's zero evidence of any stalking in this case. >> attorney jose bias responding to charges being dropped against his now 13-year-old client accused of using social media to stalk rebecca sedwick who later committed suicide by jumping to her death. >> these are children they sometimes make mistakes but it never, ever, ever goes to the level of bullying. i don't think rebecca's death had anything to do with the conduct of my client. >> baez said his client is a troubled young girl and will be evaluated and will receive extensive counseling. he lashed out at sheriff brady judd. >> to go out on tv and put mer mug shot on there as if she is public enemy number one when she is really just a child serving no purpose. >> i disagree with mr. baez. he knows what florida public records law is. fl

given a phone by rebecca brooks the head of tabloid there and then she said you can call me any time, use the cell phone nor anything you need, that phone was hacked by rebecca's own reporters. >> stephen: are you saying that murdoch knew about these things. >> that's an important question. >> stephen: it is, i just asked it. >> so there is no sense that murdoch few about that, there is a sense that he continually pushed the tabloid to find out greater and greater degree of gossip and news. pushed them relentlessly in an age of having to compete against the internet sites. but it was also in a culture in which he had so much power through his newspapers and influence it an politics that politicians were unwilling to check any behavior that were the problem. it turned out that according to credible allegations, a lot of police were on the case taking bribes from murdoch's journalists in such a way that they didn't have a lot of incentive to follow on just -- objections to whether there was illegal behavior o you aring can it turned out top officials had to resign in the wake of the rev

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rebecca rebecca's law tricia norman rebecca sedwick >> some dramatic new video. watch this explosion only a few feet away from children being interviewed in damascus. that is too, too close. they managed to crawl to safety. this is in syria. maybe the building protected them. it happened outside of the capital. the u.n. is saying 7,000 have been killed since the fighting began. kids mack up half of the refu e refugee. >> we have an explanation of why the president's obamacare law is hurting him. >> he told a whopper. when he said if you like your plan, you can keep it, and then added the fatal word period. never puncuate an untruth. what does that to obama -- he is a different politician. he is a charismatic president and came in on rhetoric and once that isn't able to be trusted everything else goes. >> 53 percent don't believe the president is honest and tru trustworthy. 46 percent believe he is. that has to be disturbing for the president. bob is here with us now. you know, what knows through your mind when you hook at the numbers? >> an era of looking trust o

this is a tragic thing that happened to rebecca's mom.o affected by this whole thing. and how did i feel about did katie do something, is that what you're asking me? >> what the dynamic was. we have to move past the blame. in these situations you have to understand how to parent through these types of situations. they're going on whether your eyes are open or not. the question is, what do you see now and what you could have done in this situation as kids dynamics we're best friends, the next day we hate each other. it goes back and forth. >> this was a typical teenager fight. i think that what happened with rebecca happened with any child that goes through depression. i think that rebecca was depressed and i know that all the other girls that were involved in this probably made the situation worse, but i think that rebecca was also depressed. >> well, kids can be fragile. >> we need to watch our children for depression. >> she was very fragile. i knew her. >> those are things we can't anticipate but it's why you have to check your behavio

is. >> back in the days there were no stalking laws in california or anywhere else. >> reporter: rebeccae ] >> reporter: bardo was enraged when he saw schaeffer getting into bed with a man "scenes from a class struggle in beverly hills" classic stalker behavior. >> how dare she. she is not remaining pure for me. they put the victim on the pedestal. but once they're rejected it is anger, rage, rejection. >> reporter: bardo tracked her down and showed up at her apartment with a gun. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: he shot rebecca schaeffer dead on her front doorstep. >> she had to be victim of a homicide in order for us to get message that something need to be done by way of legislation. >> reporter: laws were passed the lapd stalker unit was born which protected the likes of morgan fairchild prey for multiple stalkers who ironically once played a stalking victim in "seduction." >> hello? >> i watched you today? >> what? >> reporter: once she says a female fan began writing innocent postings on her website. then started sending card, gifts, and disturbing handwritten letters to her home add

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that the commissioner accepted a spa treatment worth over 13,000 pounds from a friend of rebecca. and so-- . >> stephen: what would you have done at a spa for 13,000 pounds. >> apparently a very nice spa. >> stephen: that is the happiest ends i have ever heard of. (applause) >> stephen: david, thank you so much. david, murdoch's world, we'll be right back.

. >> rebecca chamberlain, and a former intern of your stomach great state of michigan. the question is on china. can you comment on their role in afghanistan and our relationship with the? i'm thinking of all of the industry and could they be developed to operate with? >> great question and you have 90 seconds. >> i have read very different examples and they are much more aggressive and unwilling to be partners and i think the security situation is not one that they're particularly satisfied with in terms of moving in. i have heard stories about the chinese in afghanistan and they reflect their general view about business. they are very aggressive

now, hear how the family of rebecca is planning to fight back after the two girls accused in the case are cleared of any wrongdoing. >>> first, the latest on a deadly storm system slamming the southwest. four people killed so far. as winter storm warnings are now in effect from southern california to texas. you're looking at the scene in flagstaff, arizona, right now. that steam is moving eastward which could mean big trouble for millions of americans traveling for thanksgiving. janice dean is live in the fox news weather center with more about this. what's it look like? >> it is a mess, and it's going to continue to be that way over the neck coupxt couple of days. we have lake-effect snow. and then our big system ahead of that, moisture streaming into parts of texas. the risk for freezing rain and/or sleet around the dallas area tomorrow. this is the parent storm here, the one that is bringing heavy rain and heavy snow across the four corners region. in some areas, we could get over two feet of snow. and look at the forecast temperatures and radar as we head into the next 12 to 24 ho

and now - rebecca's mother is pushing for a new law.er family say rebecca had been tormented by a 12-year-old girl and 14-year-old girl before her death. >> catherine: last week charges were dropped because of insufficient evidence. but the victim's mother is asking lawmakers to pass new state and federal "rebecca's law." >> catherine: at first the local sheriff's department was on board. holding up photos of the two girls blamed for bullying rebecca. they said the motive was jealousy - after she began dating one of the their ex-boyfriends. >> catherine: but charges of aggravated stalking were dropped. rebecca's family is now working on a lawsuit.but haven't released details. >> pam: president obama departed from the bay area just about an hour ago. here to talk immigration and to raise money for the democratic party. here now to talk about the obama presidency. our political analyst michael yaki. >> pam: he talked about immigration and now being criticized that he just tried to change the subject and that is the only reason why he did

kevin from silicon valley bank we have rebecca. from the california department of housing community and development they can't afford to bring people here from san francisco. the bank for housing affordable grant herbie young and a green grant from the home depot peggy. thank you all for supporting this project infinitely and now i'm going to turn it to our very own reverend. so i'm not going to give a speak. that's a sign. i'm not giving any long speeches but i'm filed with joy are you filed with joy. great family housing for families that are almost homeless. it's a beautiful day go to our neighbor and say your beautiful. go right next to them. it's a beautiful day. i don't care about clouds we've made it through clouds. this site was a very tough time and reminds us of the earthquake and the damage of that and we're at a point it took a long time to get here what's the word in chinese? so it's really beautiful that's what do i is about out of devastation came hope and a great sunny of a lot of great departments and so that's why

has been able she to say is her name, rebecca. the doctor sets to work feeling her wounds, but he'll me has the most asic supplies. >> we have no equipment. we lack medical. we need your help. >> outside others are not waiting for help. they are helping themselves. at first glance it is hard to tell what is going on here until you realize this is a petrol station. this is diesel in the tank, and you can see what they are doing, mixing it up and filling in bottles. you need this for your car? motorcycle? have you run out of fuel now? looting, it is very patient and well ordered. the truth is it is the only way for people to get fuel here. these are strange days. readon the streets them and soldiers appeared. yesterday the disaster zone took on the appearance of a war zone. told me the city was about to be attacked by communist rebels. >> it's clear what is going on. now they say they have some sort down. man pinned >> we never did find out, but the army does appear to be here in force. back at the hospital, it's little consolation.

happy thanksgiving, rebecca. >> reporter: happy thanksgiving, david. more stores than ever this year have opened today. here at toys r us people lined up since this morning to get inside. once they opened the doors, the cash registers started ringing within five minutes. they came, they saw, they shopped. >> is this your first time shopping on thanksgiving? >> it is. >> you look like you've got a game plan. >> i'm getting xbox. >> an xbox? >> hopefully. that's the game plan. >> reporter: in ft. lauderdale, florida, an early thanksgiving feast so tammy rodriguez and her family could hit the sales. at a kmart in tennessee, an even earlier start, doors opening before sunrise. >> the reality is shopping on thanksgiving is becoming a tradition for a lot of folks. >> reporter: in los angeles people camping out for days. >> we got here monday night. >> i've been here ten hours. >> reporter: americans by the millions rushing stores with turkey in their bellies hoping to score the deal of the year. retailers scrambling to keep up. >> last year in the first hour

thank you, rebecca, once again. an extraordinary day today. >>> now we move on tonight. a new scandal for the secret service. this time an agent assigned to guard the president accused of inappropriate behavior. abc's junior justice correspondent pierre thomas on this new story tonight. >> reporter: only 19 months after secret service agents were accused of sleeping with prostitutes on a presidential trip to colombia, this is not the headline the agency wanted. >> new allegations this morning -- >> reporter: allegations that a supervisor on the president's detail was caught in a less than flattering encounter in a hotel room, literally across the street from the white house grounds. all this despite congressional demands for a change in the agencies culture in the naming of the first ever secret service director. >> it compromises not only the agent i think but the security of the first family. >> reporter: according to sources familiar with the case, the secret service supervisor met a woman in downtown washington and ended up here, in her room at the hey adams hotel. >

you have won this battle, rebecca. you have not won the war. >> champion food police. >> run while you still can. >> i let people have their vices, so -- >> this is not a vice. a vice is killing people. this is a sandwich. melissa? >> you lost me there. >> there's no better bun -- you see the way that's packaged. >> full of sodium and preservatives. stuff that lives in your intestines forever. >> why should it leave? thank you very much, ladies, on this very sad day. >> there was this other news development happening on campus, -- dow at 16,000, great. food for thought, over. we don't have time. we do have time to address this. you think conservatives are over christie's romance with president obama? >> angry that the new jersey governor is doing that sounds a lot like president barack obama. [ male announcer ] this is jowoods' first day of work. and his new boss told him two things -- cook what you love, and save your money. joe esn't know it yet, but he'll work his way up from busser to wter to chef before opening a

has been able she to say is her name, rebecca. the doctor sets to work feeling her wounds, but he'll me has the most asic supplies. >> we have no equipment. we lack medical. we need your help. >> outside others are not waiting for help. they are helping themselves. at first glance it is hard to tell what is going on here until you realize this is a petrol station. this is diesel in the tank, and you can see what they are doing, mixing it up and filling in bottles. you need this for your car? motorcycle? have you run out of fuel now? looting, it is very patient and well ordered. the truth is it is the only way for people to get fuel here. these are strange days. readon the streets them and soldiers appeared. yesterday the disaster zone took on the appearance of a war zone. told me the city was about to be attacked by communist rebels. >> it's clear what is going on. now they say they have some sort down. man pinned >> we never did find out, but the army does appear to be here in force. back at the hospital, it's little consolation.

>> rebecca thank you very much.nd thank each and every one of you for watching al jazeera america. i'm del walters in new york. "the stream" is next. and always check us out 24 hours a day at aljazeera.com. precipitation overdoses are alarmingly high in the u.s. military. is indies cell natural dispensing of painkillers and psychiatric drugs to blame? ♪ ♪ >>> could the military have a drug problem? the he is department of defense spends billions of drugs to treat mental illness and reduce pain, in fact a recent report by the department of veterans affairs found that v.a. doctors prescribe specifically more

rebecca, move on to the next point if you allow me to. >> sure, no problem.faced, miami dolphins vehemently denied anything was going on the with these players. then these emails and voice mails come to light. how. rebecca, your thoughts. >> will he go to court or federal court or will he let the players association handle this within the nfl? and those are many so different things. i don't know if he is actually looking for money. he might not be. harris he might be looking for what he believes to abettor work place environment and return to this team or another team and have treatment be equaled or even. he might not be looking for money. we don't know yet. so it is hard to determine and what he would receive if he proceeded. we don't know yet what was said, how it was said and if the coaches knew. harris: all right. i'm going to change the top i can real quickly before i let you both go -- top pick. new evidence of concussion fallout in the nfl. hall-of-famer tony dorsett, supreme running back with the dallas cowboys in the '70s and 0's, he is now 60 years

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. >> rebecca stevenson is here. rebecca where is the super typhoon and where is it headed? , we are still seeing the storm right over the philippine eye island. we are talking about cats trough is ecdang from the sturm. we rook back a the what we they of a mother storm. we have hurricane katrina and we have to go back to st 1980 and b weaver talking about a storm hitting the fil philippines we e looking at the winds developing at i 195 miles-per-hour and as t moved offshore the wind aided it and we have the poa temptsal for wind gustings up to 20 200 miles-per-hour:we expect to seee generally generalchgeneral. so was we look at this storm we know it will pack a punch. the track tonight as it tracks off to the west, it luck gradually had:00 a.m. eastern standard time to get on the west side 69 fill bean island 69 -- e philippine islands. >> they will not be done with it by tomorrow afternoon. by the time we get to tomorrow night it's going to be gearing up to hit vietnam worry talking about powerful winds. >> and we have video to look at these strong winds that peach are end

they were not charged with the murder of rebecca.nting her and we have a lot of evidence to prove that. >> he is saying there is no evidence. i understand you would disagree with that. here is where i get confused. you came out publically against these children, drew a lot of attention to it, and why make the about face and not prosecute? >> we have not made an about face at all. in the state of florida, the juvenile system is totally separate from the adult court system. and more often than not we don't take kids to juvenile court. we can charge them with a petition and take them to court, but our goal was to obtain counseling and stop the bullying and harassing and that is what we did. we are pleased with the outcome of this case. but the criminal procedure is once you create a diversion, you drop the criminal charges >> could you have gotten the same result without putting the faces and the names of these two young girls public? >> we make arrest when there is probably cause for felonies committed. if the same circumstances presen

bush campaign and our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis joins us from new york. i want to go back to you first, jon, we heard a congressman say in your piece, that heads ought to roll. >> yes, what i'm hearing from the officials, there will be changes to the president's team coming out of this. they're not looking to fire anyone now. the president believes that would be counterproductive. you can imagine, martha, if there were a change at the top, if kathleen sebelius was fired, he would be left with a vacancy at top of hhs and a long drawn-out confirmation battle. >> matthew dowd, let's turn to you, it sounds for policy reasons and efficiency reasons, perhaps, they shouldn't have any heads rolling right now, but the optics of this are so bad. >> to rebuild trust is to bring new people in. to me this presidency and actually the last presidency that i was involved in with the elections they have done a great job of delegation but they haven't a great job of the second half of a mba person which is accountability. to enforce accountability is to bring in new people

now, to rebecca with the rest of your weather. rebecca. >> boy, that was remarkable outbreak.ember 17th is when that happened. typically we see the stronger tornadoes like that at that time of year develop much further south. well, we're not watching for tornadoes tonight. what we're watching for is ietion. -- ice, and it can be as deadly because cars slide off the highway so fast. freezing rain oklahoma into texas where it could taper slightly tonight, ice accumulation start, we're very concerned because folks are traveling for thank giving. when you factor into the gusty winds for north dakota it feels like 12° below zero and fargo it feels like 4° in minneapolis right now, cold air is sagging southward and it's going to gradually make its way, into the middle of the week yes, that will impact your travel, especially as we watch the storm system move across the northwest. we have high pressure bringing in incredibly high winds california and nevada. in california it's funneling 60 to 70 mile-per-hour winds and it's at the ground level, the low pressure, talk about the snow w

now to rebecca with more on the system. it's moving to the north-east. it looks like kentucky as well. >> the large supercell thunder storms - we have been looking at the pictures of them, that same storm, the pictures are coming from - it is in place. it is still moving, bringing the dark ominous clouds across places like kentucky. we are getting the storms stretching to indiana and ohio. these are the places we have got reports of tornado, golf-ball size hails around kentucky. jackson kentucky is bracing for winds moving into your area. in the panbands of rain where y see the bright red. we are getting rain from 1-2 inches coming in rapidly, causing flash flooding. there are a lot of worries with the storms as they move through parts of the central mid-atlantic, tracking to the mid north-east. as we look at one of the sform prediction center graphs, over time that blue line is showing how wind reports have been the number one storm report or damage report coming in today. our other reports with the area in red - that is the tornado reports, and that su

. >> i have one more card, rebecca evans. >> and anyone else that would like to comment. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is jackie sacks and i have heard this and i am familiar with thit em and i agree with the problems that you are having, is that you have got the id of the gentleman that spoke before me regarding the fixing of the transit as we have it now. as far as the proposed warrior's stadium, got defeated in the last election and i read in the paip their last week, that they are trying to get the warriors stadium project back on the ballot. and because, one of the opponents of the warriors stadium, stated that the project would be higher, than washington and create more problems than the 8 washington would have done and think about that, and i am all for the transportation asset. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please? >> good afternoon, chair person avalos and members of the transportation authority, my name is deltori and i am with the local 261 and as you are aware, they are supported of the proposed warriors in the project and the job placement it will create, t

>> my name is rebecca evans and i am speaking on behave of the sierra club, this is a city wide issue and not just the neighbors, supervisor kim spoke about the problems that she had getting through a traffic intersection, and i was on a outbound 10 or 12 a few weeks ago and our bus had to sit through 11 light changes at the corner of bush and sampson street because of the traffic that was sitting on the bridge, that traffic will go down to that area and also would like to support when he said about expanding the scope of the study, i think that it is important because it is not just the water front and the gentleman who spoke about the impacts of the ten and the 12, this 30-32 will deal with other places but it is important to get this transportation study in place where the people can look at it and one person was filed for the last year i think that it is important. thank you. >> thank you. >> sue hester and i wish to address the proposal wha, eir are we talking about throughout this and there is an overlapping between the mta and the cta and ininvolvement in the warrior's eir that

abc's chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis shows to protect yourself and your wallet. >> reporterit's the most wonderful time of the year for massive deals. stores around the country offering even big discounts to anyone who opens a store credit card. but, that also means, it's high season for crooks. >> i'm angry. i'm angry that someone pretended to be me. >> reporter: katie, who asked that we not use her full name recently had her identity stolen by criminals. >> they went to stores that i've never been to and opened up 10 to 14 different credit cards. >> reporter: crooks going store to store and hitting every place on this block. a $1200 macbook at best buy. adam has been fighting identity thieves for decades and says store credit cards make things easier for scammers. >> you can do it one day and be signed up. >> in some cases ten minutes and be signed up. >> reporter: but for a typical credit card the verification process can last weeks. identity thieves are catching on. >> what makes the holidays prime time for thieves? >> distraction and vulnerableability. people are online

just wanted to add in that i think that this is a really important hearing, and i wanted to thank rebecca cats for always reaching out from my office to really provide the information on the visits to the animal welfare and control space, and it has been really eye opening and i should reveal that i am a cat person. and that is how i live my cat really dominates my public space and residence. but i grew up with many dogs and i really appreciate the very lively discussions that we have had at the board level on declawing on cats and coyote and the so-called no kill legislation over the years. but in terms of the work of the animal control and even the connected space with the sbca it has been wonderful to see but you need so much more support in my opinion as well and so thank you for calling this hearing supervisor wean and her taning. >> thank you. >> and i would go down to the shelter more and rebecca is trying to get me to go down and i know that it is a trick and she will not let me leave without adopting and my 17-year-old cat would not be happy about that. >> and so thank you, colle

take rebecca from muncie, indiana. she is one of the many americans who received a letter saying her current individual health care plan will be canceled due to obamacare. she discovered the premiums in the government-approved plans are double and triple what she is paying now. she wants to know why she can't keep her current plan, as the president promised. there are stories like rebecca's all across the country. and the administration knew this would happen. this week, the public learned that for at least the past three years the obama administration millions ofat americans will not be able to keep their health care plans. but the president has continued to promise repeatedly that if you like your health care plan, you will be able to keep your health care plan, period. tell that's over 300,000 people in florida who have received theellation notices, or nearly one million californians that may see their health care insurance plans disappear. tell that to the tens of thousands of hoosiers in my state that will see sim

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

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