samantha said it happened when the boys were chasing her and tried to grab her. with no answers from the school or the district, both families took the matter to the police. the police report admits the boys admitted shoving the girls and making sexually suggestive comments. we wanted to ask the principal about it, but she wouldn't talk to us. they sent us a statement saying, the safety of our students is extremely important. >> the school is not getting to the root of the problem. if it is true, it is what is known as a hostile environment, and the courts have repeatedly urged schools to remedy this. >> honestly, i didn't want to live that day. >> if you hear a child saying this, you have to immediately investigate it, because sadly there are students that don't stop and go the whole way and do take their lives. it seems like a highly sexualized culture that's happening in this particular fifth grade. >> reporter: samantha and autumn hope they can make a difference by speaking out. >> my only reason for doing this is because we don't want to deal with this anymo

i needed to assess her injuries. >> samantha is not badly injured.he blood on her shirt is not her own, it's from the wounded animal, but the deer is still running around and frightened. it's next stop is anybody's guess. >> i could hear stuff knocking over and the deer tearing stuff up. it's just, like, going up and down the aisles scrambling trying to get back out. >> i was hearing chip bags fall. noises of the drinks and screaming, yelling. >> within ten minutes, paramedics, police and animal control arrive at the quick check. animal control keeps the deer in one section of the store while emts attend to samantha in another. she's taken to a nearby hospital where she's treated for a concussion and a bruised leg. >> just seeing it over and over again, it made me realize that it could have been really bad. >> just a second earlier and her little brother would have taken the blow straight to the face. even if samantha had been taking a different path out of the store, she could have possibly hit her head on that little stand. we're going to hold onto

we will speak to kumi naidoo and samantha smith, as well as a panel of youth climate activists. first, to egypt. >> we hold president morsi and the government completely responsible for the violence happening in egypt today. what is happening at the presidential palace at the moment, the violence, without the protection of the country, is an announcement from the country and president that they do not hold their responsibility to protect the country. >> the egyptian army has deployed tanks outside of the presidential palace in cairo and six people have died in clashes between supporters and opponents of president morsi. we will speak to sharif abdel kouddous. >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from doha, qatar. egyptian forces have deployed outside a cairo after violent clashes between pro and anti- government demonstrators left six people dead and more than 400 injured. the violence marked a major escalation in the dispute over mohamed mursi's effort to hold a referendum on a new constitution later this mo

." >>> samantha and alex go skydiving, but there's something more exciting when they hit the ground. >> she doesn't have time to catch her breath before he does something. >> will you marry me. >> he made it a moment she'll never forget. >>> and some last-minute gifts for the techie on your list, like the putty that regular atragts. >> it acts like regular putty, but it is magnetic. >>> our t, it's time for our friday edition of the best of "rtm" where we tell you about a bonus video you can find on our website. >> eggnog, love it or hate it it's a christmas tradition. it's a visual how-to on how to make your own eggnog. i like this stuff, you can follow along. i can see how to do it and it tells you how to make delicious, yummy eggnog. >> to check it out, head to our website, rightthisminute.com and click on best of "rtm." >>> this is samantha, she's about to take her first skydive. that's alex fair. that's her boyfriend. and they're doing this together. they're going to do the tandem jump and they jump -- ah! >> everything goes according to plan. see she's got her hands out like sh

samantha says the boys were chasing her and tried to gab her. with no answers from the school or district both parents took the matter to police >> the police report reveal the alleged bullies admit to shoving the girls and making sexually suggestive comments. we wanted to ask the principal about it but she didn't want to talk to us. the school district didn't want to talk to us either but sent us a statement saying the safety of our students is extremely important, but this bullying expert says. >> the school is not getting to the root of the problem. >> he watched this video. >> if that is true, it is a hostile environment and the courts are trying to get high schools to remedy this or they suffer damage. >> obviously i didn't want to live that day. >> if you hear a child saying this you have to investigate it. there are some tax cuts don't stop and do take their life. >> it seems like a culture of this. >> samantha and autumn hope they can make a difference by speaking out. >> we don't want other kids to feel the same way that we're feeling.

samantha, thanks for joining us.e's a lot of speculation about this baby, what are you hearing? >>. >> jon, i can end all the speculation right now. it's a boy. his name is philip, not a ginger, thank god. loves adele, hates russell brand. believes that one day he will get in india back for england. >> jon: wait, now that-- that is incredibly detailed for the first trimester. did you talk to one of kate's mades in waiting, did you get ahold of the medical records. >> jon, i just met him. i'm in kate middleton's uterus. >> stephen: . >> jon: what sm. >> it's beautiful, it's so pretty. >> jon: really from how is that possible? (applause) >> jon: how is that possible? >> jon, it's called journalism. listen, i didn't spend three years working for murdoch and hacking the phones of dead sollier's families to not know how to sneak up a royal vagina. whooo! >> jon: pretty ornate. >> yeah, wow. this thing is a crazy upgrade from your standard baby baker. >> jon: yeah. >> the embryonic fluid is a 1911 chateau lafite that was r

afterwards samantha steele sent a cheek saying twitter is so tricky.eg nan and they'll be divorced soon are just the 2012 version of congrats. thanks, guys. >>> well, now here's another look at weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins with our weather channel forecast. >> want to help everyone now in the mid-atlantic and the northeast. this storm is heading your way next. this morning we're just fine but by this evening's ride home, 6:00 p.m., the rain could arrive in washington, d.c. thankfully it will only be rain. it could be extremely windy come friday morning at this time. 7:00 a.m. friday. the red here is extremely heavy rain. it looks like it will be exiting baltimore from philadelphia to new york city. tomorrow morning's rush hour could be messy with strong winds and heavy rain, maybe even thunderstorms. by noon, it passes up into new england and should be exiting boston by friday evening. friday afternoon at least, when the big rush goes for everyone heading to the holidays should be okay. tomorrow morning, big travel concerns in the east co

that song written by 12-year-old samantha martin in honor of malala.father e mailed samantha say we want the song and i could not control my tears. proceeds from the video will go to the malala fund. >> and we told you megan smith is with googlewu1l÷ x. a top secret lab developing new projects. now let's go back to the fund fchl you want to help, or donate we have a link to vital voices on our web site. you can text in your donation. >> when we come back tonight carolyn is going explain how it is kick starting their lives just ahead. >>> he mernling technology holds promise of helping but these devices cost tens of thousands of dollars. now, a smaller, cheaper commercial version is helping some patients regain mobility. don was a marathon owner before a back injury. >> i won't regain much mobility. >> eric was a geologist and hiker before a stroke devastated his speech and much of the right side of the body. >> he first had a stroke he couldn't move or talk. >> but now, both men are gaining back mobility help of a new device called kick start, a scaled

the police interrogation is in anchorage, alaska, where keyes was being held for the killing of samantha koenig, seen her putting her hands up the very moment a masked keyes pulls a gun on her. he leads her away from the coffee stand, telling police he killed her and left to take a cruise out of new orleans before asking her family for ransom. gruesome as it is, keyes wasn't done talking. in fact, the man who matter of factually confessed to raping and murdering koenig, left investigators stunned by telling them he's a serial killer. >> there is no one who knows me or who has ever known me who knows anything about me, really. >> we spent a fair amount of time talking about his offenses, and those times were definitely very chilling to hear him talk about what he had done. >> reporter: fbi special agent jolie goeden interviewed keyes over a period of months, sitting in the same room with a man she now believes to be a real life monster. >> very meticulous. very organized. he definitely planned everything he did. >> reporter: keyes traveled the country from alaska to vermont, looking for p

. >>> samantha and alex go skydiving.her first time. >> he lands first for a very important reason, then lays down on the ground and makes out. >> see the big romantic moment next "right this minute." >>> still to come, a light spotted hovering in the eye could only mean one thing. >> this could be santa. >> dry run. >> doing a dry run for his route. >> we'll reveal what the flying object is next. >>> and then some stunts in the . >>> another ufo has been spotted. this time over santiago, chile. check this out. we're talking all kinds of sparkly lights. this time just hovering over the city, steven. >> again, we're not seeing anything. it starts with a completely dark screen. there's no way to compare where they are at. >> about to change. you're going to see the city. there's the city. >> you know what, though, why are we thinking aliens. this could be santa. >> dry run. >> doing a dry run for the route. >> i just said ufo. who said anything about aliens. >> look, it's hovering and changing positions and all the lights a

to see samantha go from failing grades to a student who made the honor roll is hard to really capture into words. >> i'd say they believed in me, essentially. and that's changed my life because if i would've continued in west, i would've totally, completely dropped out because i wasn't learning in the classes they had me in. >> that's this, right? you guys have got that part figured out. intelligence is exhibited in so many different ways. students need to be engaged in different ways. we're entering two vehicles in the x prize. we are under a really tight timeline. we have one year to get these cars built and track-ready. it's a tall order. >> the gtm is just basically our fun car. you know, the cool car that people will love to drive, but it's a hybrid, so that's, like, a double bonus. basically, we put more of the young people's point of view inside the car. >> the gtm, i mean, zero to 60 in under five seconds. you know, top speeds of about 180. 250 horsepower. i don't think there's any other hybrids with statistics like that. the focus, the family car that we're entering in the co

. >> via skype right this minute to answer questions, we have his owner samantha simmons. they get dallas in the first place? did they break into your truck? >> they did not. he was in the cab of my truck. the back window was vented. either open enough they were able to coax him out or they reached in and opened it further. >> do you have any news on dallas? >> my first tip came from craigslist. that's how i found the footage of these two women carrying him around. i'm doing what i can to generate more tips and help get him home. he will be found. we have photos. somebody will recognize them. >> how does it make you feel to see these women walking around with your dog? >> i was extremely an fwri. see them smiling and laughing and having a great time they think they got away with something it made me mad. >> we hope you find him. >> we want him home. that's all we care about. whatever it takes. >>> you probably know by now that north korea recently successfully launched a long-range rocket. news has been circulating the globe. there was also some news in north korea about i

. >> for samantha, the extended hours makes good dollars and sense. >> more traffic, more people.going to come out because hours are convenient for them. convenience is important. >> as a perk to coming to the center aroya high school is having a fund-raiser, now, other shopping centers throughout the bay area will also have extended hours meaning many could be shopping for long johns and scarfs before they've had a cup of coffee. >> a securityprsnÑ guard punch d face during a scuffle over the new nike air jordans. police took a man into custody for hitting the guard. a ravel system implemented to try to control the demand for the new shoes. the sneakers retailed for $185. resellers offering them as much as $820 on ebay. >> wow. >> we want to share a wonderful story how people in the south bayo)shed change a child's life and smile n this season of giving abc 7 news on the very special gift for a 14-year-old boy. >> unlike some patients air, 14-year-old is actually excited about go together dentist. and especially about this appointment. >> i woke up early today. so i was up around

samantha, who already splintered card with the dairy milk and soy milk third >> would get milk still because i have a son and he likes it, but i am not going to continue buying it because of going up. i will start getting only soy milk. >> it could be those customers to gravitate toward alternatives that could spell trouble for the dairy industry. been a challenge for the market as a whole. in the short term, dairy farmers will see an increase in the income of the long time it could force individuals to find alternative substitutes. >> it impacts other items like cheese and ice cream. >> cheeses began my house. -- is big in my house. >> i am not a major consumer but i will continue to buy them. >> one thing everyone can agree on. >> we don't need one more thing going up in price. >> sarah samson, wbal-tv 11 news. >> in today's medical alert -- with christmas in their rearview -- in the rear view, if you are hoping to get healthier there are small changes to lower your blood pressure and was your a means system. how to do it without stepping inside a gym. >> is 2013 the year you will

encapsulates a strain in democratic policy thinking that goes way back, a story that's actually told by samantha power, a close aide to president obama and wrote about genocide in with a randa. and susan rice is state department that makes a cameo appearance in the book, quoted asking, if we call what happened in rwanda genocide, how does it play for us in what were then the mid term elections of 1994. well, there's a pattern here as we see. one is a reluctance to have america be engaged in certain issues, and the second one is politicizing foreign policy issues because they might hurt the president's political stance. >> paul: and you want a secretary of state, if you're-- well, the american people want a secretary of state who is some more independent judgment and not thinking so much about the politics, is that the point? >> that would be one thing that you would look for in the secretary of state. >> paul: sorry for stating the obvious. >> the national interests and not the president's mid term when it comes to iran and north koreas of the world. >> paul: is that enough to stop, mary the pre

like samantha.t tweeted me, "did a little christmas shopping today for some friends, and the best part? all of it was #madeinamerica." and she sent me the picture to prove it. and who noticed this conversation? one of the founders of twitter. and we found him in new york, as he was shopping for made in america. he's seen the trend of twitter. and you've seen it? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: jack dorsey. and without him, we wouldn't be sending those 140 character tweets. he says movements on twitter come in all sizes. >> some grow very, very large and global, and some stay small. >> reporter: but this is not a small one? >> this is not a small one. >> reporter: and he's in, too. shopping at ernest alexander, clothing american made. and the tweet from goodnighties, tweeting me "raising our hands wildly for made in america." wearing their night shirts and pjs -- >> made in america! >> reporter: and there was that simple tweet about a hoodie. brian tweeting about american giant in san francisco, "usa made

she connected liz with samantha.resentative of what i wanted to look like. i was essentially wearing the same thing every day. >> reporter: their first order of business, a major closet overhaul. how many of her clothes did you get rid of? >> we probably purged about 20% of her wardrobe. >> reporter: next comes the fun part, shopping. today, they are browsing new york city boutique, elizabeth charles, for a few special pieces. things liz would never pick for herself. >> i feel like this bright blue would be flattering. and you can multipurpose it. >> reporter: i feel like the theme less is more when it comes to clothes. fewer clothes but clothes that work together. >> yes. and clothes that fit. you would be surprised how many people own ten sizes. and none of them are the right size. >> reporter: if you still want to be your own stylist, samantha has a few suggestions. buy two of your favorite jeans or pants. have one for heels. one for flats. and look thinner by accentuating the smallest part of your body, often you

samantha is a strong willed child thank god. and at this moment we are blessed my whole family has been blessed that she came out of this thing physically okay but naturally it's very very very rotten situation to be in for all of us. it's been very rotten. things are getting better. >> judge jeanine: what did she say she heard? >> what happened, she was in mrs. martin's class and they, unfortunately, in their classroom don't have a bathroom or any means of hiding or escaping in any cabinets or anything. someone unfortunately did trip the loud speaker system and she heard cursing coming from the loud speaker. not cursed kids kind of looked around and then they heard two. she heard two large noises. that's when ms. martin was just fabulous. she basically got the kid in the corner and made them remain there quietly and they just waited it out until the police came. >> stephan, this whole sir couple stance, i mean, this whole situation, when did you hear about it? what was the first thing you heard and what were the first thoughts?

. >> reporter: the 20-year-old girlfriend, samantha, mcafee confirms he also has another girlfriend,ar-old amy, both he says are in hiding in guatemala city for their own safety until they can arrange to join him in miami beach. >> gretchen: wow. that's an interesting story. okay. thanks, phil. >> that it is. >>> you may no longer have to dive for the mute button upon commercials. there's a new law that mandates lower volume during tv breaks. it went into effect today. that's coming up after this quieter commercial break. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] campbell's green bean casserole. it's amazing what soup can do >> gretchen: breaking news for you right now. the u.s. abide to the united nations, susan rice, officially withdrawing her name for consideration of secretary of state. breaking news, why would she do that? jonathan hunt is in studio with me. this has been a controversial situation because as we know, a couple of days afterlet benghazi attacks, susan rice was sent out on five sunday talk shows and said it was because of a spontaneous reaction from an anti-muslim videotape. many tho

samantha is a strong-willed child, thank god, and at this moment we're both blessed, my whole family has been blessed, that she came out of this thing physically okay. but naturally very rotten situation to be involved in. it's been very rocky. >> steve -- >> getting better. >> -- what did she say she heard? >> what happened. she was in mrs. martin's class, and they unfortunately in their classroom don't have a bathroom or any means of hiding or escaping in any cabinets or anything. so they were in the class, and it seems that one, unfortunately, did trip the loud speaker system, and she heard cursing coming from the loud speaker. and kind of looked around and then they heard -- she heard two large boom noises, and that's when miss martin was -- fabulous. basically got the kids in the corner and made them remain there quietly, and they just waited it out until the police came. >> steven, this whole circumstance, this whole situation, when did you hear about it? what is the first thing you heard and what were your first thoughts? >> the town is -- as everybody has heard, across the co

to our legal eagles in tonight's let me be brief segment, trial attorneys says -- samantha has a good plumb sides with the school. deborah, let's start with you. why is the school right? >> the school was not involved. the teacher was acting in an individual capacity, not in her official capacity. granted, her actions were completely wrong. the evidence does not support that the school had promulgated a policy of limiting the students' free-speech, so the school is absolutely not liable. tom: how can she not be part of my employers work if i'm performing my teaching duties. aren't i bascally representing the school? >> you are, but i would say this is an exception to that. this teachers actions were completely wrong, and they were not following the policy of e school. the school allowed the students to dress down for the day. it typically have to wear uniforms. the students made this choice. the teacher went out on a complete land and reacted completely inappropriately. that was not consistent with what the school typically does, and the scool is taking steps now to prevent this from

i would like to say happy holidays to my wife, samantha and to my kids, my daughter isabella and my son iii.  >>> james taylor, the fray, jason mraz and baby face. they are all in town to help celebrate the 90th annual lighting of the national christmas tree. >> holly morris joins us now from the ellipse with more. >> reporter: good morning. tony, i'm he here early to make sure i got my seat. i have the pick of the place right now, right? but listen, no, they are actually already here getting ready. this is a big deal and it not only kicks off the christmas season here in the nation's capital but really in the nation in general. the president and the first family will flip the switch later this evening and they always do it in a star-studded way. the people that helped put it all together, the national park service, of course. >> good morning. >> it feels like christmas this morning. >> it is not 70 degrees like it was. >> no, just yesterday or whatever. but that is okay. we are getting into the season and i was saying earlier, there is a really good line-up a

so all kinds of things that he is saying about you and his girlfriend, samantha, who is still in guatemala and who he's trying to get a visa for to come to the u.s., the details how they made it across into guatemala. and he says again that crossing rivers and wading through underbrush. so quite a story he is telling. >> john zarrella, you can't make this stuff up. unbelievable story. thank you for that. obviously still a lot of questions here. now that he's on u.s. soil, could it complicate things legally. he's a u.s. citizen, but he was living in belize and he is still wanted for questioning there in that murder of his neighbor. he is not however officially a suspect and the only place where he's charged with breaking the law was guatemala. and guatemala is out of the picture here. so sneaking in a done deal. but what does it mean now that he's back in the u.s. let's get perspective from our legal contributor. here's i think the big question. what is our extradition relationship with belize should the authorities decide enough already, we're going to charge so you we can get you back her

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samantha is a strong willed child thank god. and at this moment we are blessed my whole family has been blessed that she came out of this thing physically okay but naturally it's very very very rotten situation to be in for all of us. it's been very rotten. things are getting better. >> judge jeanine: what did she say she heard? >> what happened, she was in mrs. martin's class and they, unfortunately, in their classroom don't have a bathroom or any means of hiding or escaping in any cabinets or anything. someone unfortunately did trip the loud speaker system and she heard cursing coming from the loud speaker. not cursed kids kind of looked around and then they heard two. she heard two large noises. that's when ms. martin was just fabulous. she basically got the kid in the corner and made them remain there quietly and they just waited it out until the police came. >> stephan, this whole sir couple stance, i mean, this whole situation, when did you hear about it? what was the first thing you heard and what were the first thoughts?

she met up with samantha, and they are in hiding in guatemala, legally. -- their passports are stamped. so the guatemalan authority has no reason to ex tra drit them. when i got into guatemala, i was arrested at 10:00 at night. at 4:00 in the morning, a press release was issued saying i was going to be exported back to belize at 8:00 a.m. it was only the action of my attorney at 5:00 a.m. who brought a judge in to stay that move until we could file an appeal that kept me from going back. so you know that they can kidnap a couple of young girls and bring them back. if that happens, i wouldn't have any choice, i would have to go back and turn myself in to prevent them from being tortured. i know it sounds mad. but this happens. i'm sorry, people get tortured in belize. this happens. i'm sorry. it happens in mexico, and no one says anything. it happens in honduras, but you say belize, and they say, you're paranoid. no, i'm not. >> there are reports and pictures of you on the internet often, holding weapons, holding guns. reports of you shooting your guns ins

samantha morrison, a licensed psychologist, specializes in compulsive hoarding. >> by definition it includes three components. there's the acquisition or failure to discard a large number of possessions. an inability to use your home for its intended purposes due to the clutter. the third part of it is significant distress or impairment in your life. >> jessica gives our cameras a revealing look inside the house and mind of a hoarder. >> this is the entryway to my mother's house. in this room is antique lamps, boxes of blankets and sleeping bags that have been there for over a year and boxes upon boxes of books. coloring books, academic books, journals, all sort of electronics, workout gear, a piano and all sorts of antiques and tvs. this room is intended to be my mother's office at some point. office supplies, her paper, her printers. she needed a place to put it and this is where it fit. but for the most part it's all office supplies or meant to be in her office. >> this is the pink room. originally it was my niece's bedroom. if 'n it are her bed, toys, clothes and my mother has filled it

. >> 20-year-old girlfriend samantha as does his other girlfriend 18-year-old named amy.s they are in hiding for his own safety but he is trying to get the state department to help get him here soon lovely south beach. harris? >> harris: people posing for pictures. no official charges against this guy but they do want to talk to him about his neighbor's murder. >> yeah. we were talking about that with some of the tourists. he is a suspect to a degree by police in belize for a murder. but still he has become so widely known thanks to his blogs and nonstop tv coverage or the last several weeks set latest spectacle as you said. >> harris: phil keating live in miami beach. thank you very much. child sex abuse accusations against a major nonprofit organization. a doctor now claiming that the man who ultimately became the ceo of moose international molested him more than three decades ago. that organization has some 1800 moose lodges across the u.s. and other countries which it says are dedicated to community service. now the accuser telling fox news coverage of the trial of ex

ambassador's job for samantha power. look at some of the players in play here.e a team being weighed and balanced. susan, what are you hearing as to which way the president might go? >> you know, i think that you would have to talk -- the true answer is i don't know which way the president is going to go. i think he's in a box. he's gotten himself in a pickle here. it seems clear his preference is susan rice for state and that's buying an argument he knows that's buying a fight with the senate for confirmation. if he goes with her he's going to spend political capital there. if he doesn't go for her now, does it indicate he's backing off in the face of opposition which might send a signal. i think this was handled in a way that has put him -- made the situation harder for him. >> you've also got the -- the deputy national security adviser, dennis mcdonna and the possibility he might step up and become chief of staff. >> chief of staff. >> if jack lew goes to treasury. jack lew by all accounts the frontrunner for treasury? >> that's what i've heard. i think what

this--you may take a seat, samantha.t of all, you have to go into it with a lot of patience. and when that becomes short-lived--and i always, you know, take a deep breath, count to 10, maybe walk away from the situation for a minute, let one of the other teachers take care of it. woman: i'm sorry that you feel that way. i think i am a teacher, and that i'm miss diane. you're just a monster. i'm gonna help mira. hendrick: you can't fool children. let's not pretend to be o.k. when we're actually angry. i say, why not do with our children what we expect them to do with us? let's talk about it. let's get those feelings out and put them right on the table. woman: you know what, erica, you can call me miss diane, or you can call me diane, but it really hurts my feelings when you call me a monster. hendrick: so, let's review what we've learned about instilling self-control and self-discipline in our children. our challenge in this program was to learn how to teach our youngsters not only to know what is right, but to do what is