sharon chin, kpix5. >> and sharon pointed out, we have another big tide tomorrow. this time of the year, because the earth is close to the sun and so the gravitational pull means we get bigger range in tides. tomorrow morning at 10:00 to 10 to 10:00 in the morning, and correspondingly, we get a low tide of 1.5 feet. 7.1 feet above the mean lower low tide level. and so you know, you will get flooding along low lying areas and it happens every january in the bay area. happen tomorrow t will happen again on wednesday. i have the forecast, too, and we're going to focus on dry. so will allen, actually. >> yeah, that line is so dry. the water level dropped so much, george warren shows us that it revealed something that has been buried for more than half a century. >> every once in a while, folsom lake reveals its secret. 60 years ago, lake water flooded what was left of the gold rush island. portions of which have emerged. >> it's a shame that the lakes this low, but it really, really interesting to see. >> we've been talking about coming down here for years, and the lak

for chris, sharon, louis, and david, the answer is yes.e fitness. >> 15 seconds. >> reporter: a chicago gym where membership is reserved for the overeight only. >> there is a need for a place that heavy people need to go and concentrate on losing weight. >> reporter: they're all self-described outcasts from the mainstream gym scene. >> there is not a culture of acceptance in america for overeight people. you can still discriminate based on size. >> reporter: down size fitness is part of the national argument. are overweight people still treated differently. one hot button issue, overweight airline passengers should they have to buy an extra seat. this blogger says she was humiliated by a southwest airlines gate agent in 2011. >> the gate agent came up to me and he began, asked me, how much i weighed. he said that i was too fat to fly. that i would need an additional seat. >> sharon has also felt the pain of harsh stares and ridicule. she joined down size fitness last year. starting weight, 376. and still reeling from the sting with a bad e

montgomery county police are looking for 25-year-old yee pak sharon qui of frostville. police say she went to a 15- year-old boy's home in silver spring twice last month while his parents were away and had sexual contact with him. investigators believe she took a flight to hong kong. >>> we're learning more about the alleged sexual assault of an 11-year-old girl a week ago in prince william county. apparently a group of children witnessed it. two boys ages 12 and 13 are charged in the attack. authorities say the boys forced the girl to have oral sex in the backyard after home in woodbridge, virginia. now prosecutors tell us that half a dozen other youngsters watched it all. the two suspects are being held at a juvenile detention center. their preliminary hearing is set for late january. >>> the man charged with opening fire inside los angeles international airport last month is in court today for the first time. 23-year-old paul cianca is not expected to enter a plea during his arraignment. police say he walked into the terminal last month, pulled out an assault rifle a

they were really good. >> excellent. [ laughter ] all right, thanks sharon. >> and they will have dry days and nights out there so it will be a full crowd. >> they will. weather, a lot of stuff to do outside. drive through the neighborhood. walk through the neighborhood, you can do that. go check out the christmas lights. this is really abnormal for us. weather services put out a tweet aciaing it has been since last christmas since we had an inch of rain in one day. last night of fall, winter starts tomorrow night. we will have the numbers for you in a second. mainly clear. oakland waking up to 44 degrees tomorrow. vallejo made it to the weekend in fremont. your overnight low 33 degrees. winter officially begins 9:11 tomorrow morning. when you drink coffee, go outside, transition from fall to winter. it is not going to feel like winter outside. 61 degrees. that will be the cooler day. sunday, sunshine, chilly start. child finish, 63 degrees sunday. this ridge of high pressure, this is something we don't see that often. look how big it is. down toward hawaii, all the way up to alaska.

. >> sharon chan is live. >> reporter: here's the scene as the suspect's car crashed across the streetice station at frederick. the crash ended after a high speed chase this evening into several neighborhoods from the bayview into potrero and ingleside districts. it finally crashed into a barrier meant for skateboarders. at one point the suspect's car rammed a private vehicle. police earlier had thought the suspect was going to ram the police patrol car as well. one officer fired shots at the suspect's car and hit the car. they say it started tonight in the bayview. >> this incident started in the bayview district, officer went up to a car to take on a person of interest. he made some movement consistent with having contraband or a weapon in the vehicle. the suspect then took off, pursuit followed. >> reporter: officers say tonight the suspect is in custody. he suffered nonlife threatening injuries. the pursuing officer was injured but we aren't sure how. officers are not sure whether or not the suspect had a gun. of course, there are multiple crime scenes throughout the city as a resu

private first class dave sharon and seven members of the aerial reaction force landed nearby to intercept the six individuals believed to be on are members of al qaeda. departing the apache the aerial reaction force advanced towards a large they can also refer to as a burn where the six suspected insurgents had taken cover. when dave was a little kid he wanted to be exactly like his stand. and his dad was a football player macho and dave was not a macho kid but he wanted to be like is stan and so i think he he almost forced his own personality to be more like dad which was tough and so on the exterior at times he was very tough but inside he just he had a really sweet heart we just had this bond that was it was father and son but it was something way beyond father and son. i was so heavily invested in making sure that he grew up knowing he was loved beyond knowing he was loved knowing that he was just important that and. secure safe. they were so close that the points that made me jealous is as a son because i felt like i was almost living in the shadows of bottles like dave could do he w

sharon chin, kpix 5. >> 4:32 now. a student at the third california university has been infected now with meningitis. the cal-poly student is undergoing treatment for viral meningitis. the student lives on campus there. school officials say it appears though to be an isolated case n recent months four students were infected at uc-santa barbara about bacterial meningitis a rare stain of the disease and uc-riverside reported a staffer also got sick. on the east coast at princeton more than 5,000 students have been vaccinated for meningitis after 8 students were sick there. >>> san francisco will pause today to mark the one-year anniversary of the sandy hook elementary school shooting. a vigil is planned for 1 p.m. today at city hall. 20 first graders and six adults were killed in the mass shooting in newtown, connecticut. one year later the school no longer exists. it has been torn down and a new school will open on the same site in 2016. newtown will not mark tomorrow's anniversary with a public remembrance and tv news

sharon, let's start with this. if i did shop at target, what should i do?first thing you need to do is review your credit and debit card accounts and hopefully you have it online and you can go there immediately and see what's happened. the other thing everyone should do, even if you're not a victim of this, you haven't shopped at target in the last couple of weeks, check your credit report. everyone should get a free copy of your credit report. you can do that from annualcreditreport.com. and the other thing that you can do if you think that you have been a victim of the identity theft or think that that might happen, you can get a security freeze on that card and you can have the credit card agencies not be able to access your information or no one can access your information from the credit agencies unless you have given them the written permission to do so. >> sharon, you're not suggesting that we cancel our credit cards. bob, you aren't either. in fact you wrote about this, despite our reaction like, oh, no. >> this is one of those incidents -- i mean

borrowed sharon shocked telephone exactly what was seen what the team discovered. well qatar is a modern day slave state workers. are encouraged to go there they're invited in to come and work to help build this incredibly wealthy guitar they arrive to find the contractor torn out elaborately to be paid half of the wages they were promised we make with workers who of course so did all they have been paid for some seven months and when they actually big the workers of the employer for money for themselves or their families back home will take out his wallet and your give them you know a few dollars this is just unacceptable and of course then at the end of the contract or if they are under abuse or they can't work anymore for this employer did trapped in the country because you need the same person who owns you the employer to actually sign your exit and give back your passport good things are not acceptable right do you think we would be having this discussion if cattle wasn't hosting the world cup in twenty twenty two. look i think we absolutely would be having th

take care. >> sharon, i hope you're ready. >> santa is coming. early bed time.e. get the cookies ready. >> we wonder if santa will trade milk and cookies for something more grown up? bottle of bordeaux? some of you on the twitter verse think wine is better than stocks. frank saying buy wine, a good wine never goes bad. a good stock can turn to sour grapes. >> casey stocks and then wine about their performance. one tweeter has a question for our next guest, greg was asking, got a vintage 1972 bottle of strawberry hill. what's it worth? no one better than jon, ceo of one of america's oldest nine shops at post nine. welcome. >> thank you very much. >> do you know what bottle he was referring to? >> not exactly but unfortunately i don't think it has much value in the market. it might not be good. >> what does have value. >> the top brands in the world, particularly the top three were domain country, chateau la feet, and chateau [ inaudible ]. >> in terms of demand or price point? >> of value. demand and value and dollars achieved. those three brands represent about

it officially starts tomorrow, but sharon chin is live in redwood city with the first look.ron. >> liz, tapestry church is transforming this vacant lot into what you are seeing as well as the city of bethlehem. it is a 21 year tradition. some call it the disney land of nativity scenes. hark the harold angels dance. it's the first noel in bethlehem. >> is there room? >> this is the dress rehearsal for bethlehem ad, an annual production of the bible's o'holy night. >> it brings the meaning of christmas to remembrance and people love to come and see it. >> more than 450 community members volunteer. they bring to life the birth of jesus in a manger, complete with 85 animals from sheep to camels. >> i think we are spreading the word about jesus in a funner way instead of sitting in church and listening to it. >> from carpenters carpenters, and tax collectors. volunteers rehearse for months, donations cover the $30,000 production cost, admission is free for more than 30,000 expected visitors. dmitrius brown played various parts for years. >> we actually make a difference. people c

and as sharon just mentioned, the judge basically said that the u.s. constitution does not protect those pensions, so where it goes from here, no one knows. the hearing has concluded for the day, so here in detroit these bankruptcy proceedings will continue, and i'm told the emergency manager will have a restructuring plan submitted to the judge by the end of this month. >> okay, bisi. stay there, we are going to listen in -- kevyn orr is speaking out in. let's listen. >> analyzing the arguments, and preparing a very meticulous ruling in this regard. we're also pleased that we're able to make some headway even in this process on revitalizing city services, putting in a new solid wastes contract. getting a new light's initiative restored, and otherwise reinvent and revitalize the city so it can address the many concerns that have been coming this way for so long. but we have a lot of work ahead of us. and i would ask both of our creditors, none of whom filed objection to our eligibility, but equally our labor partners to come forward and take this oppor

sharon. >> one of the questions. what is the proper way to determine if someone has died, and can you make the call without first taking their vital signs. 16-year-old survived the as crash. but we now know had only suspected not o one, but two fire trucks ran over the girl's body. she was covered in flame retar dent, foam. >> if there is anything certain we can learn from the event of that extraordinary day, we're all about improving our operation. >> the ntsb report says minutes after the crash, two firefighters concluded the teenager was dead just by looking at her. they didn't check her breathing or pulse. the chief says firefighters acted within protocol for mass casualties. >> there's a category -- not expecting to survive. our members that day had difficult decisions to make. one was visualizing someone that appeared to be dead or expectant verses going on to a diverting plane with reports that people still need to be rescued. >>reporter: also under scrutiny? training. fire crews posted at the airport have to

sharon, thanks so much. >>> all right.'s check in on interest rates right now with the dow up 30 points, people are focused once again on that ten-year yield, ricky. >> yes, they are. i like what sharon said. the taper is already priced in. we'll see if it is or not. if you look at intraday of tens, yes, they're basically unchanged. one basis points, 1.5 basis points lower. you get the picture on this two-day chart after the big number on friday. it's holding low 280s for now. idling and waiting. but all the action today is foreign exchange. look at the 24-hour chart of the pound versus the dollar, up up and away, above 164. open the chart up, should we close in this zone it would be the highest yield close in about 28 months. but does it end there? no way. look at the dollar versus the yen. it's now blown through 103.25. these are the highest dollar levels against the yen in over five years. tyler, back to you. >> rick, thank you very much. shares of viacom this year soaring upg 50%. what's ahead for the media giant and i

collins private first class brandon clan staff sergeant christopher mcgraw and private first class sharon tried to maintain their positions. collins in quinn later received silver stars for their heroic actions. for thirty minutes the enemy engaged the soldiers many men down as blackhawks above attempted to provide cover. really. get a good. reinforcements finally arrived from second platoon charlie company. they quickly destroyed the last of the insurgents and moved to secure the area and locate the wounded unable to determine how many soldiers were still on the ground officers called for help from the pilots above. all of the wounded were located except private first class share it over the radio second platoon notified air cover they clearly not able to look at what. sixty six minutes after the fighting began share a badly wanted was located with a faint pulse he died on the helicopter headed for the combat support hospital within a few days of private first class share its death the family began receiving information about the circumstances surrounding his death well yeah i believe th

collins private first class brandon clan staff sergeant christopher mcgraw and private first class sharon tried to maintain their positions. collins in quin later received silver stars for their heroic actions. for thirty minutes the enemy engaged the soldiers any member of his blackhawks above attempted to provide cover. or to really. get a good. reinforcements finally arrived from second platoon charlie company. they quickly destroyed the last of the insurgents and moved to secure the area and locate the wounded unable to determine how many soldiers were still on the ground officers called for help from the pilots above. all of the wounded were located except private first class share it over the radio second platoon notified air cover that clearly not able to work i want to show carefully. sixty six minutes after the fighting began sherratt badly wounded was located with a faint pulse he died on the helicopter headed for the combat support hospital within a few days of private first class share its death the family began receiving information about the circumstances surrounding his dea

for "nightly business report", i'm sharon epperson. >>> finally tonight, there were two lucky winners in last night's mega millions lottery drawing. one sold in atlanta, the other in san jose, will split a jackpot that ballooned to $6$64 million. the two winners will get about $173 million. i went and bought a ticket right after the program last night. >> since you're here, you obvio obviously. >> keep trying. >> that's nightly business report for tonight. i'm susie gharib. >> i'm tyler mathisen, have a good night everybody. hope to see you back here tomorrow night. >> "nightly business report" has been brought to you in part by. >> thestreet.com, up to the minute stock market news and in depth analysis. our kwanlt rating service provides objective independent ratings daily on over 4300 stocks. learn more at the street.com/nbr. explore new worlds and new ideas through programs like this, made available for everyone through contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ hello, miami. i like your hat. the red... hello. ♪

collins private first class brandon clan staff sergeant christopher mcgraw and private first class sharon tried to maintain their positions. collins in quin later received silver stars for their heroic actions. for thirty minutes the enemy engaged the soldiers many men down as blackhawks above attempted to provide cover. for the other to really. get a good. reinforcements finally arrived from second platoon charlie company. they quickly destroyed the last of the insurgents and moved to secure the area and locate the wounded unable to determine how many soldiers were still on the ground officers called for help from the pilots above. all of the wounded were located except private first class share it over the radio second platoon notified air cover they clearly not able to locate want to show carefully. sixty six minutes after the fighting began share a badly wanted was located with a faint pulse he died on the helicopter headed for the combat support hospital within a few days of private first class share its death the family began receiving information about the circumstances surrounding

the suspect is sharon kuai. pat collins is live in gaithersburg with an update on this unusual case. pat? >> reporter: jim, the victim is 15 years old. he's autistic. the suspect, she's 25 years old. she's his teacher. now police say she went to house while his parents were at church and sexually abused her student. we begin our story now with words from the victim's father. >> because of my son's autism, his trauma will be long and revealed slowly. >> reporter: ron harding is a minister, with a 15-year-old autistic son. he says his son was a sexual assault victim. the suspect, sharon, his son's teacher at the frost school in aspen hill. a school for children with special needs. in an extraordinary and emotional act, reverend harding and his wife went public today to talk about how this sex assault hurt their son. >> as we drove to meet cps, and we drove by the school, he began to literally rip pieces of the door panel off the inside of our car. it's challenging for him because with autism, he does not display h

for chris, sharon, lewis and david the answer is yes.chicago gym where membership is reserved for the overweight only. >> there's a need for a place that heavy people need to go and concentrate on losing weight. >> reporter: they are all self-described outcasts from the mainstream gym scene. >> not a culture of acceptance in america for overweight people. you can still discriminate based on size. >> reporter: sharon has also felt the pain of harsh stares and ridicules. she joined downsize fitness last year. starting weight -- 376 and still reeling from the sting of a bad experience with a personal trainer at a mainstream gym. >> i don't know if she was afraid of, you know, training a fat person or what it was. all i was able to do was sit in a corner and work on the treadmill. made me feel like a pariah, like i didn't belong there. yet, i was allowed to join. >> reporter: in six months at downsize fitness, sharon dropped 20 pounds. >> the workouts are stressful, tiring. we come five times a week. we call people if they don't show up. >>

for "nightly business report" i'm sharon epperson. >>> ahead on nightly business report, a sprint to the finish. americans have one more week to sign up for health plans on the insurance exchange e but are the numbers meeting expectations as the deadline nears? >>> general motors is pumping money into some of its u.s. factories and something the automaker says wouldn't have been possible without uncle sam's bailout. outgoing gm ceo dan akreson announced plans to invest more than $1 billion in several u.s. assembly plants protecting or creating up to 1,000 jobs. >> this will bring our four-year total of announced investments in the u.s. plants to more than $10 billion. we're investing it and it will keep paying dividends to the american public that supported this company in its darkest hour. >> the plants are in flint and romulus, michigan, toledo, ohio and bedford, indiana. >>> google is pumping a lot of money into its businesses and it's not for its search engine or youtube or the self-driving cars it's working on. instead, google just bought a company that makes robots for the mili

collins private first class brendan quinn staff sergeant christopher mcgraw and private first class sharon tried to maintain their positions. collins in quinn later received silver stars for their heroic actions. for thirty minutes the enemy engaged the soldiers and a member of his blackhawks above attempted to provide cover. for the other to really. get a good. reinforcements finally arrived from second platoon charlie company. they quickly destroyed the last of the insurgents and moved to secure the area and locate the wounded unable to determine how many soldiers were still on the ground officers called for help from the pilots above. all of the wounded were located except private first class share it over the radio second platoon notified air cover that clearly not able to work i want to show carefully. sixty six minutes after the fighting began share a badly wanted was located with a faint pulse he died on the helicopter headed for the combat support hospital within a few days of private first class share its death the family began receiving information about the circumstances surroun

congressman also running for the senate describes a hypothetical single woman, gives her the name sharonwho's, quote, not on medicaid and might have a no good name for gaming the system. cassy writes, quote, sharon expects his neighbor could earn more money, work fewer hours or perhaps live out of wedlock so he and his girlfriend qualify for the taxpayer provided free insurance. the return of the welfare queen, the latest story on "national journal" and hits the hot spots. the fancy sports car with the fins. this is back to the '60s. babies galore in the car. a tin of caviar. aforementioned king crab legs flying out of a whole foods grocery bag. paperwork for welfare, food stamps, paper for medicare.gov blowing in the wind there and last but not least, a obama/biden bumper sticker. bobby brown, and margaret carlson. i don't know if you laugh at the ridiculousness of it or stereotypical. i'd love to see you in court as a prosecutor asking this character, lee bright, strangely named nickname. he's called mr. bright by his friends. here he's saying he has obviously not observed somebody wit

collins private first class brandon clan staff sergeant christopher mcgraw and private first class sharon tried to maintain their positions. collins in quinn later received silver stars for their heroic actions. for thirty minutes the enemy engaged the soldiers many men down as black ops above attempted to provide cover. or to really. get a good. reinforcements finally arrived from second platoon charlie company. they quickly destroyed the last of the insurgents and moved to secure the area and locate the wounded unable to determine how many soldiers were still on the ground officers called for help from the pilots above. all of the wounded were located except private first class share it over the radio second platoon notified air cover they clearly not able to look at what. sixty six minutes after the fighting began share a badly wanted was located with a faint pulse he died on the helicopter headed for the combat support hospital within a few days of private first class share its death the family began receiving information about the circumstances surrounding his death well yeah i belie

hi, sharon. >> reporter: gold prices closing beloud 1225 an ounce.s a lot of talk about taper and what that will mean for the economy. of course, what that will mean for gold prices. that will certainly put extendeded pressure on gold. for a long time, that was the play, if you didn't buy gold in dollar terms, you boo i it in euro terms, against the euro. there we're seeing the lowest price since august of 2010, we're also noticing that there might be some tax law selling going on, as a lot of investors look at the profit they've made, and they want to offset their capital gains. how do they do that? they sell the losers. back to you. >> okay. sharon, thank you very much. let's check out the interest rate market right now with rick. we've had the global bond market sell off overnight, pushing up to about 2.80% on the ten-year today. >> it does indeed. that's even despite the notion that there are six, yes, a half accident buyback operations this week. but that didn't make a difference. you can see, as sue pointed out, rates going up. haven't closed a

he is doubling the hotel for christmas when sharon has warned that should be a weapon. conditions will cause problems for tonight and tomorrow. moshe chomping rights to exercise caution in its height limits and stormy conditions. it's the busiest time of the year for traveling with toys and taking to the roads the scene in disguise the weather is making things difficult for many. met aaron has issued an orange wind warning meaning goldstein conditions are across the country tonight and tomorrow. we've starting side this evening and size kosovo taunton particularly shares her. so people aren't sick great coach and traveling for instance story tomorrow morning but the star of persons will grind to a base during christmas eve and the rest but from the linens on christmas day and stay in the state the fact that wins but the cardstock. already the yes the aircon have been busy attempting to restore power and telephone lines taken the bill was in rural areas. one of the things that we are experiencing is a huge amount of damage from lightning. and even though the song was a c

kpix 5 reporter sharon chin on the king tides phenomenon. >> reporter: we are at the wharf where you can see the three vertical columns going up and down according to the water levels each thick stripe representing a foot of water so the tide is 4 feet above sea level but in a matter of hours at high tide it will soar to more than 7 feet. >> that's big. >> reporter: hoover chan walks along the sausalito pirate low tide. he says his boat in brisbane is ready for the king tide. >> you're just aware of it and make sure your dock lines are good and you check the boat. >> reporter: king tides produce extremely high and low tides about once a year when the sun, moon and earth align to create a strong gravitational pull. oyster point marine workers experiencedded flooding at the start of the king tide. >> it gets up to the street and you will deal with the saltwater on the cars and stuff like that. >> reporter: the king tides are expected to sweep in more than 7 feet above sea level tuesday and wednesday morning and fall to about a foot and a half below sea level later in the day. some scie

sharon epperson, cnbc business news. >>> so, that's sharon's prediction for energy.old? let's bring cnbc contributor jeff kilburg. what do you see happening in the gold market? >> well, jon, we saw a new yearly low, they went down to the level, a hair spin turn, so what i see is the fed fulfilling their third objective of inflation. i see gold going higher. i'm a lone wolf in this camp but it wants to go back to 1525. that was the big blowout level back in april. >> you're the lone bull that we've met out there on gold. by the way, dom and jon, i know there might be a little interchangeable sometimes. >> wonder twins. >> i'm sorry. >> former news anchor. >> my bad. >> you can't see. not your fault at all, jeff. >> here's a question i have for jeff, you talk about the technical side of gold, gold is a big loser for the metal here. selling begets selling because of tax reasons among one big reason, right? how much of that really reverses itself in the first half of next year while all the tax selling associated with gold just because of that, lead to a bounce perhaps i

sharon is believed to be in hong kong.ops are working on getting her extradited back here to the united states. and just a short time ago, the d.c. council voted to raise the city's minimum wage to $11.50 an hour. today's vote is just preliminary. final approval is expected next month. >>> a debate over a living wage in d.c. earlier this year threatened to derail wal-mart's plans to open stores in the district. now months after some controversy, the first stores will open tomorrow. debra is live at the h street store blocks away from union station. it's also going to bring in a lot of jobs. >> absolutely. 300 of them. they say people working behind us at this wal-mart on h street. a lot of people very excited about this. just as many, not so happy. critics say they just pay too little while supporters need the job. if you're wondering what a wal- mart looks like in the middle of the concrete jungle, here's the sneak peek. >> first of all, we have a -- this is our urban washington, d.c. store. >> this is a big box retailer

. >> sharon, a lot of people watching this case because it's not the first city to file for bankruptcyd other cities that may well, you know, fall into the same category. and so a lot of folks watching to see the outcome of this case in terms of filing for bankruptcy and this ruling about public pensions as there's a lot of concern that this could be a trend. >> it's very scary. the pensioneers are seeing themselves as disposable. they took less money at the time and now not getting what they were promised. and the idea that these folks earning maybe $18,000 or $19,000 a year in the pensions are the cause of detroit's woes is very unfair. >> you know, ron, it strikes many e that, like, i mean, it is so easy to put it on pensioners and you have heard the rhetoric around washington a long time the makers and takers and really in this situation we are talking about people who earned that money and i think people a lot of times in the conversation forget that, yes, maybe you didn't take a raise and instead you, you know, okay, it was going to be added to my pension and people don't realize

officer notes that we may rapidly be reaching the point where respecting slash understanding mr sharon's grieving process becomes secondary to defending the actions of the leadership involved in this incident i've been described as a grieving father who will say anything to bring published city who will say anything i think the subtle implication they're not so application if you will is that i'll make up things in order to try to publicize what happened to my son because i'm so overwrought with grief just people don't take accountability for their actions. and. this i forgive them i would but i have a lot of anger in my heart in my mind towards this man for what he did and the more i find out about the situation the more it just it's unbelievable. you know there's a sort of old sense the. soldier who gives his life for his country is a hero. and these people have given their life for their country. so there is a feeling i think i'm actually feeling the why should i burden the family complicate. things further for them i would love to believe that they're trying to protect us from the no

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sharon had killed herself and her three kids while we had been gone.night when it all went down, before i laid my head down, i just said, you know, to as many people as i could, don't do anything stupid. if you are feeling like hurting yourself, talk to someone. and as i drifted off in this maddening coma, i looked at blood dripping from the ceiling because we were below where sharon and her children had died. >> good evening. in one of the strangest cases of mass suicide and murder ever recorded the government of guyana said the bodies of 383 men, women and children have been found at jonestown. >> and so the body count begins. changing every day. >> nobody knew for sure what had happened. nobody knew how many people had died and my mother seemed to think that my sisters were alive. and, in fact, my younger sister annie led a group of children to safety in venezuela. she was in total denial. i knew my sisters were dead from the get-go because they were true believers, they were absolutely committed. there was no way they were going to abandon the caus

and sharon. and you just know it all. o'neill a tall order. she just had a total and dad. chairman and chief guest. the priest the usa like t study life expectancy for a contest increase from forty to sixty two. is there till three point two million adults in schools compared to just fifty thousand under the top of the palestine and treated you what one of the spurs top of their institutions the focus on improving education and healthcare stochastic or a hospice of the textbook which i hope the country built what price the future. this is jake tuchman reporting from the grime afghanistan the next after ten from koreans are you. specialist utilize the political economic social and cultural issues of korean society korea us relations is the most important relations we leave any country sunday at twelve pm. new chc!vez warming will. within two to be a joke. this edition we look at the latest trends from the essen motor show porch of our karma get. and the new generation of the baby the a. i use it how it looks. the new mini. at the oxford plan to give everyone feel the latest

collins private first class brandon clan staff sergeant christopher mcgraw and private first class sharon tried to maintain their positions. collins in quinn later received silver stars for their heroic actions. for thirty minutes the enemy engaged the soldiers any member of his blackhawks above attempted to provide cover. or to really. get a good. reinforcements finally arrived from second platoon charlie company. they quickly destroyed the last of the insurgents and moved to secure the area and locate the wounded unable to determine how many soldiers were still on the ground officers called for help from the pilots above. good. all of the wounded were located except private first class share it over the radio second platoon notified air cover early not able to look at what. sixty six minutes after the fighting began share a badly wanted was located with a faint pulse he died on the helicopter headed for the combat support hospital within a few days of private first class share its death the family began receiving information about the circumstances surrounding his death well yeah i beli

maying yee tak sharon kui ing on otherey children. court documents state twice last month she drove to the house and the silver spring neighborhood. on one occasion she kissed and fondled the boy. the next day they allegedly had sex in his bedroom. both times his parents were at church. texas is the kind of situation that kills the faith -- this is the kind of situation that kills the faith of individuals. sundayold his parents on 11, sheriday november was fired. on november 13 she boarded a flight to hong kong. alertministrators were on but declined to talk on camera. >> he began to rip pieces of the panel off the car. does not display his emotions but feels them deeper than most of us. neighbors were shocked by the news. >> [inaudible] what she did. >> to take advantage of someone like that, that is gross. >> investigators are working with the state department and chinese governmental officials to locate kui. convicted the former teacher could face 55 years in state prison. abc 7 news.ois, >> the frost school released a statement sa

bob pisani at the nyse, rick santelli at cme and sharon epperson at the nymex.per today, january or even in march or later, this must be the most telegraphed move in fed history. >> it certainly is. i think that's one reason we're not seeing a lot of volatility around the markets right now. take a look at the dow jones industrial average, once again the first half hour was the best part of the day. we've been slowly drifting a bit lower but a narrow trading range, only 70 or 80 points in the dow. normally about 120-point trading day. the weak link is tech stocks, disappointment guidance, we had micron down, a concern of rival might build another plant in south korea. but i want to put up the vix index. this what is i'm focusing on. the key here is no big spike in fear. people are concerned, go out and buy protection. this is where you see it. no big jump up there. i mean around 20 would be an area of concern, mandy. this seems to be tell graphing right now everybody believes the fed is going to manage a modest tapering that's going to take a while and maybe star

the car was pretty much totalled when it hit the pole. >> we teased sharon osbourne.did she reveal? >> two things. transitional moment. she said that being on "the osbornes," the reality show, was probably one of the worst decisions she ever made. granted, a lot of opportunities, all of them happened because of the show. she said that ozzie and her didn't get enough time with the kids as a result of the traveling involved. i feel like they were on the show a lot together. i'm a big believer you don't begrudge your past because it got you where you are. there's another big thing she revealed. graham norton asked what the painful surgery she ever had was -- >> and? >> and it's a medical term. i can say she rejuvenated a part of herself that was below the waist. >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. >> i didn't know she did that -- >> vagina. >> she said that was quite painful -- >> you shouldn't have said the word. you should not have said it, we should have said it. >> we talked to legal. i can say it, it's a medical term. there's no shame in it. but it's still weird. >> go to break.

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sharon, she's 25 years old. a teacher at the frost school in aspen hill, a school for children with special needs. the victim, a 15-year-old boy, one of her students. now according to court documents, the teacher and the teenager exchanged sexually explicit messages. then they say the teacher went to the victim's residence while the family was out and had sex with her 15-year-old student. >> our victim is a child. and a child with special needs. he should have been nurtured and protected by his teacher, instead, his teacher chose, in her position of trust over him, she chose to violate that trust and further chose to harm this child. >> reporter: as police were getting a warrant for her arrest, the suspect made her escape traveling to new york and then flying to hong kong. >> she needs to be held accountable. she needs to be brought back here to montgomery county to face these charges. she'll get a fair and impartial trial, but, she needs to be brought back. >> reporter: today, the father of the sex assault vict

i'm sharon epperson at the ny x nymex.dministrators to make any changes, and they're not. we're not seeing much reaction in the brent crude market except to the down side, below 112 a barrel but the big change in the wti contract that has a lot to do with the industry supply data we got yesterday from the american petroleum institute showing a decline for the week of more than 12 million barrels and the fact that transcanada will start service on its southern pipeline going from curbing, oklahoma to the gulf coast. we're likely going to see more supplies coming out of curbing before the end of the year. we'll be looking for that curbing number from the energy department at 10:30. we're watching gold prices. they have reversed course. we're above 1225 an ounce. we'll see if this remains or a short coffering bounce for now. >> all right, sharon. so much going on in your world. thanks. >> dennis kozlowski will be released on parole after eight years in prison. he was convicted for stealing more than $100 million from tyco. a