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thank you, robby. thank you, mark. it was fun. >> we had a blast. >> and kim. you've got to tell about the play. >> oh, my gosh! kim was great in this please. it's called "private lives." she has great timing. it is funny. we laughed our way through it. >> it's about two people who are married and madly in love with each other in a sexual sense but can't live with one another. they get divorced. five years later they show up with their brand-new spouses on their honeymoons with adjoining balconies at the hotel looking out the water. >> it was great. it's definitely worth seeing. >> you can tell when it's my playbill because it has the gum on the last page. >> ew. >> i wanted to show this guy who is so adorable. paul gross. >> excellent. gross. >> excuse me. >> gross is your gum. >> oh, gross. it's better than putting it under the theater seat. >> who does that? people do that? they do that? >> you know what made the children's most popular, brand-new baby's popular list this year for the first time ever in american history? >> who? >> hoda. >> no. >> two girls

the award goes to robby middleton.ed with gasoline and set on fire as an 8-year-old and then died 12 years later. he died in 2010. criminologist casey jordan is on the case. i know that the family's lawyer -- he's gotten the largest award ever to be given out but at the same time, he doesn't expect to see a dime of the money. why is that? >> well, it's a largely symbolic gesture and the jury knows this. again, the defendant, mr. collins, he's already in prison on an unrelated sexual assault charge. the idea of collecting that $150 billion, with a b, is extremely remote. however, one of the many functions of civil law is to send a message to express public outrage. in this case, the plaintiffs argued, really showed that level of outrage. this child was 8, he was sexually assaulted by mr. collins. he suffered for 12 years with burns over 98% of his body. he suffered from a rare case of skin cancer because of the burns. the jury wanted to make a statement. the lawyer asked them to issue the largest verdict of 1$1 billion.

robbie?y the whole situation. >> for me, it's not anger, it's really more heartbreaking. >> robbie faces up to ten years in prison. but we're looking forward to justice and accountability. it doesn't have to be a harsh punishment, but acknowledgement of wrongdoing. >> do you want him to apologize? >> that's a very tough question. it's certainly would be welcomed. i'm not expecting it and i don't really foresee it in the future. >> it makes no difference to me. i'm not expecting one. >> reporter: what the clementis do hope for is a change in a culture that breeds intolerance. >> when i was growing up, if a couple of kids called you a name, maybe the class heard about it and that was the end of it. now the world hears about it and that's the power of the internet. >> the clementis recently started a foundation to owner their son, hoping to decrease the suicide rate among gay and lesbian teens. study he shows teens who are homosexual are seven times more likely to commit suicide. >> we realize t

robby is accused of using a web cam to secretly stream video to the internet of a sexual encounter betweenlemente and another man. >> we don't know why tyler committed suicide. all we know is the alleged invasion of his privacy and how he reached out to the r.a.s and how he text a friend that he was upset biez that. that's all -- by that. that's all we know. >> are you angry? >> we are just overly sad about the situation. >> for me, at anger, but it's more heartbreak. >> reporter: robby faces up to 10 years in prison. >> what we're looking at is justice and accountability. it doesn't have to be a harsh punishment. but acknowledgment of wrongdoing. >> do you want him to apologize? >> that's a very tough question. it certainly would be welcomed. i'm not expecting it. and i don't really foresee it in the future. >> it makes no difference to me. i'm not expecting one. >> reporter: what the clementes do hope for is to change a culture that breeds intolerance. >> reporter: the clementes recently set up a foundation to help decrease the suicide rate between gay teens. >>> users who express suicid

but remember, princeton administration noticing how popular robbie's institute was have just recentlyecreed that any fellow he bring here must have an academic appointment someplace. couldn't bring you -- >> that's great. i don't want to go there. [laughter] i like to go tonight clubs, i'm not -- >> i have long had a proposal for what would strengthen the american university. and because there is a notion that you cannot have a career or a really well-paying job unless you have a degree. and this is a notion that parents have, and so they send themself to the poor house to provide this to their kids. and then the kids come home described as they've been described here. i think if ten major american industries, businesses announced that from henceforth they would not be hiring college graduates -- [laughter] i kid you not, i am dead serious. within five years you would see a revolution in this country. you really would. and what's more, they could all say if the kids want to read shakespeare, we'll give 'em shakespeare at night. but we will teach them how to do the work that we need do

. >> [inaudible] >> one thing that's very hopeful, i must say, at princeton is robbie george's work.nd he's kind of got an institute just set up on campus where you can get, take courses and graduate and be just hike -- like a real prince tone yang. and i think you have such an institute at dartmouth, too, i believe. at any rate, and paul singer set one up at williams college. and so, i mean, somehow on to these universities are being colonized by cancers that we call conservativism, conservative institutes of things. and i find that very, very promising. and robbie george has done an excellent job at princeton. >> i'd agree with bob's characterization of that. but remember the princeton administration noticing how popular robbie's institute was have just recently decreed that any fellow he brings here must have an academic appointment someplace. couldn't bring you, for example. >> that's great. i don't want to go there. you know? i have fun. i like to go tonight clubs. [laughter] >> i have long had a proposal for what would strengthen the american university. and because there is a

and robbie maddison, mado, on the motorcycle.umping over entire football fields. canyons. on and off the l'arc de triomphe replica in las vegas. claiming history and breaking records as they go. this isn't for the feint of heart. look at lavallee's world attempt last year. >> cracked pelvis. broken ribs. and collapsed both of my lungs. >> reporter: somehow, he not only recovered. but today, he's thriving. and now, the death-defying duo is back. looking for another world record, at the same time. side-by-side this new year's eve. >> it's going to be such a cool thing to see a dirt bike and a snowmobile flying through the air, breaking records. it's never been done. >>> and they join us now. robbie maddison, levi lavallee. levi, again, training there to do this jump a year ago. you took a bit of a nasty spill. now, you're back to do it again. i suppose it's just in the blood? it's just something you have to do? >> yeah. i mean, that's part of it, for sure. once you start on it, it was kind of a goal to finish this project. unfortun

. >> i feel like robby the warehouse in here. >> first just a few feed off the ground.some in full or will personal fliers always remain just high in the sky. >> you did have lots of these things, the commuting from your home to your office. you probably redust >>> in 2009, they made a successful test craft. in 2003 the company moved to lodite and began work on a new personal flying craft under a contract with the defense advanced research agency or darpa. truck aero space continues to work. still to come, when we come back the provocative question who killed the electric car and the biographer who tried to answer it. >>> this beautiful steam powered car was made here in the bay area so what ever happened to the company that produced it? >>> with the chevy volt hitting the road, electric cars are getting a lot of attention these days, in 1994, general motors introduced an earlier version of the electric car. when gm brought it to san francisco, vern hawkins was there. >> reporter: gm introduced its electric car calls it the impact. it's not a modified gas guzzler but it

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he traded blue to the yankees and robbie sinker's and--robbie fingers to the boston red sox.ern: and if i could step in, the commissioner came in and stopped finley for making that deal. but let us get back to the present day. the matter in which he is doing this, just trading off these guys and we have seen for years. once the guy get star appeal, he lets them go. >> i wrote this a couple of years ago it is like a treadmill. they go nowhere, they just keep going in the same place over and over. the great player like danny heron. he is traded for someone younger when the younger player gets to be as good as danny, he is traded. >>vern: was back to the san jose stadium that has been kicked around, do you feel that the a's will be playing in a new stadium let's just say, within the next three years? >> absolutely not the next three years. maybe five years. but i like was susan wrote in the chronicle today never hit me, peter, the former chief executive of the giants said not on our dead bodies are the 80's and moving to san jose because we own the territory. so maybe that will

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right, robbie? >> that's right. >> don't go away. much more news coming up.irst a look at events going on around town this weekend. >> the musical "rock of ages" is about to rock baltimore. it stells the story of a couple that falls in love to the greatest sons songs of the 1980's. you can see it at the modell performing arts theater. 2:00 and evening performances at 8:00. >> and if you are looking to get into the holiday spirit, look no fumplet u.s. army jazz ambassadors along with the army field band and soldier as a kim dacey has details. >> the u.s. army jazz ambassadors are rehearsing for their bibig holiday concert. >> they are amazing. i have been a professional musician myself. never on my best day could i play as well as any of the guys in this band. we get the best of the best. >> these world class musicians troofl about 100 days out of the year performing for audiences across the united states, connecting american citizens to the soldiers serving our country. >> heart-warming. supposed to come up to us and tell us about their relatives overseas or

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but is he one of the men wearing a mask during the robby. >> i did not have enough to get him identifiedctims in the pawnshop, so i had to do something to get these cases solved. >> the only way to know is to keep richard under constant surveillance. so he turns to a unit called rogue or repeat offenders program. they are trying to catch them in the act. >> we will look at their activities and see what they are doing. >> lieutenant ted lee says it's the career criminals that commit most crimes. >> unfortunately, that's their business, that's all they know. >> we are following our main target. >> they are now assigned to watch antonio richard every waking hour. at first, it seems that richard is living a crime free life, and has a job as a curer. >> they get another tip. they are about to hit another super pawn. the suspects show up, but before the sergeant can arrive on the scene, the men are spooked when they see a store security guard, and they drive away. >> they are leaving the area of this pawnshop. >> but police follow the men, and arrest them a few blocks down the road. so were th

. >> the district attorney is angry that a tape robby davis made in 2002 was never turned over to police. >> i know everything that went on with them. he has issues. >> reporter: in a phone call, fine's wife acknowledges that he had issues. >> anyone who listens to that tape, which will be authenticated by federal authorities, cannot fail to understand that bobby is being truthful. >> reporter: syracuse university investigated fine in 2009 but did not find any abuse. >> they notified the student base right away. they fired them. >> i think they did a pretty good job. i'm just -- i mean, it was kind of blown out of proportion. >> fine denies all of the charges. he was fired last month after the tape surfaced. now, some are calling for fine's friend, head basketball coach, jim bayheim to step down. >> in syracuse, ines ferre, wjz eyewitness news. >> prosecutors say they will look into whether more possible victims are out there. >>> dozens of people are injured in the stage collapse at the indiana state fair will receive no compensation. >> several people were killed, dozens more injured,

and then you have elizabeth robbie or betsy bites. no thanks little miss bites too much. and finally you have seth burrows. seth burrow stz rocket ship one. that's awesome. you cannot spell rocket ship without rock. >> exactly. >> here is my one question before i move on. what about personal opinion tweets that are disturbing? they got fired because they were talking about work. but what if your personal twitter is disturbing? like how to -- went to this great -- i was in a country and ate a dog. it was the best meal i ever had. >> so what if your personal twitter says to kill the man in canada. >> is that -- could they say, well, that affects your job and they can fire you then? >> i think that's the thing with social media now. if you are going to be on facebook or twitter, your employer will find out about it. that's why you should just be a meed yolker comic because your employer is yourself. >> what about this? a joke you make as a comic which will help you lose your day job. i am ruthless. i am going to make all the jokes i want. >> were you so worried working at su

it's written by robby burns, he was like the hugh jackman of the day. up on wikipedia. he was quite a womanizer. >> all right, we'll google him. go ahead, kat. >> lovely lady from new jersey. rosh hashanah, the beginning of the jewish new year, takes place in which month? september? october? december? or january? >> october? >> it's a big day for me. >> yeah, kat's giving those away right and left. september is the correct month here. >> well, it's kind of funny. it can go into early october, but it's in the fall. >> oh. >> it's the seventh month of the hebrew calendar which is not a predictable month according to our 12-month calendar. >> then maybe she should get the money. >> i don't know, it has occurred in october. >> give her some money. >> another lady from new jersey. what is the first country to ring in the new year? is it the philippines? new zealand? australia? or denmark? >> i'm going to go with australia. >> close but no cigar. >> she was right on the edge. the correct answer, new zealand. >> new zealand. they have parties and, you know, pe

that is why tony blair didn't have one of these and robbie williams didn't have one of these in the same category because it is just so easy for anyone to listen in. >> i've been asked to put the next question to you and we were growing up to believe that your father's phone was hacked and i've been asked to suggest to you that there is an irony between that fact and the willingness of journalists to intercept conversations. do you see any irony? >> my father was a journalist and i used to receive phone calls from people and he was looking after the fact that maybe they ordered us to be kickstart and i just remember my parents of the time because what a joy it was that in the 90's -- dahlia understanding of it is that it wasn't actually be legal and do we want to live in a world where the only people who can do the hacking or the journalists? no for the brief period of about 20 years we have had a free society and if you start jailing journalists for that this will be a country that is left up by iran and china and turkey. >> can i move now to the question of the interception? in your ex

. >>> accused of spying on his roommate, in court today. 19-year-old darren robby. pat warren has more. >> reporter: that's right. he's turning down a plea deal, denise. the plea bargain would have kept ravi out of prison and prevented his deportation. they said raffy would rather consent to trial. he was accused of using a web cam to spy on his roommate's intimate relations with another man. he is accused of setting up a web cam for others to watch the encounter. his roommate learned about the videotape, and committed suicide, days later. >> this launched a nationwide push about cyber bullying. >>> occupy boston protestors are not moving. >> the midnight deadline set by mayor thomas thomas menino to leave the area passed. many wore gas masks, protective goggles and formed human chains. officers arrested two people for disrupting traffic. >>> remembering a hero. a firefighter is killed, when he gets trapped in the rubble of a blazing house fire. karen anderson reports for wjz from massachusetts. >> reporter: this cell phone video shows the arlington street triple de

so if you get a few sprinkles i know robbie said very light rain. low clouds. mostly sunny aphonies morning cloudiness goes through. no rain by that i mean wide spread rain or measurable. and that moves south. good travel this week. holiday travel looks good expect for occasionally wind out of the north, northeast or areas of fog. we're not expecting any big systems in terms of rain or snow. we might lean on record highs. there is that 33 again in fairfield and concord at 37 degrees. lots of 40s around. 42 in napa they are reporting fog and santa rosa is reporting fog. another one goes down the coast and starts to intensify in southern california. that will pick up our breeze tonight. live storm tracker two shows a couple blips there. it's really, really light. after that we will see the skies start to go. partly sunny to mostly sunny today. highs might come up a wee bit today. clouds, sun, cool. a lot of 50s and then tomorrow we start to warm it up. get a north, north easterly breeze. that will take us into wednesday as well. a cool down thursday into friday.

. >> we will aggressively pursue a strategy that professor robby george of principle ton has raised ise 14th amend mment clearly allows congress to define personhood. that should mean we can pass a bill defining personhood as beginning as conception and you don't need a constitutional amendment. it is written in the 14th amendment. it would be an act of congress and you can put in the same legislation blocking the courts from reviewing it, which is a procedure jeffersonians used. >> joining me is cecile richardson, president of planned parenthood of america. thank you for joining me. this 14th amendment approach, is this a new strategy? >> a bit of a new strategy. this personhood idea has been around. you may remember, it was just rejected. it was so extreme it was just rejected in the most conservative state in the country, mississippi. >> 42% in favor of it in mississippi -- >> that's right. >> -- 58% against it in mississippi. >> that's right. that's because -- >> you couldn't get -- there's no state you could get a more favorable voter profile for it. >> absolutely. the reason the

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