been announced in the steubenville rape case.eased to be joined now by mike dewine, the ohio attorney general who just wrapped up a news conference moments ago. thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us about this. i've got four names in front of me, all of them having to do with the schools in some way whether being coaches or administrators or in one instance an elementary school principal. will there be any additional names added to the list of those charged in relation to this case? >> i think it is unlikely. frankly this community needs to move forward. the grand jury did an exhaustive job of examining what happened. and really, i think the message out of this today is you know, how can we hold kids accountable if we don't hold adults accountable? and that's really what the grand jury is saying by these indictments. you know, we have this superintendent of schools who's been indicted on multiple counts. we have a principal of one of the schools who's been indicted. we have a coach indicted. so i hope this does s

. >> four ohio officials charged in the stewed steubenville rape case, a school principal, two coaches among those accused of covering it up. >>> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. the long0awaited report on the sandy hook tragedy answers some questions, but not all. the 48-page summary into the mass anger was released monday. the report makes it clear motive was unknown. adam lanza had a large arsenal. >> adam lived with his mother nancy, a woman that took care of his needs, including providing the weapons used to kill her and 26 others at sandy hook elementary school. his relationship with his family was strained at best, except when it came to guns. >> this was an open gun locker in the family home. the 20-year-old led an isolated life. he spent his time playing video games, some violent like school shooting. some night like the dance game ddr. his bedroom windows were covered with track bag liners. for the three months leading up to the shooting he insisted conversations with his mother be by email even though they lived under the same roof. he was diagnosed with aspe

the case is still rocking the community of steubenville. all the adults indicted are school employees, including the school superintendent who now faces three felony counts. one question many people are asking tonight -- what took so long for these new indictments to be handed up? cnn correspondent jean casarez is joining us now. what about that, jean? jean, why did the indictments take so long? >> you know, wolf i think we need to look at the time line. as you just said, the football players were convicted in march of raping a 16-year-old high school girl. the grand jury, then, convened in april. remember, the grand jury are four adults. 123 witnesses, there were 18 days of testimony. the grand jury doesn't meet every single day, and during that time, the investigators had to investigate, and as we heard from the attorney general and as we knew, this case is all about text messages, photos, video, they had to look through hundreds of things that would become the needle in the hay stack that would become the evidence. and if you're talking

new charges from the steubenville rape case. plus... >> that's exactly... >> president obama takes on a heck ler. >> welcome back to al jazeera america on this monday, november 25th. i'm john siegenthaler in new york, and here is a look at the top stories. . new details from sandy hook. the official report on the new tune shooting was released, saying adam lanza was obsesed with violence and video games, planned the attack and left no motive. the report was photographs from the school and adam lanza's bedroom. >> pushing back - president obama says critics of iran's deal to nuclear deal are playing politics, not looking out for u.s. security. >> conversation def >> disturbing images from sirrias as bombs go off -- syria as bombs go off while children are interviewed. >> it's the least nice time of the year for travel - arctic air heading towards the east coast. >> another story, the steubenville rape case. two high school football players convicted of sexually assaulting a teenage girl. new charges against others, including the

last march, two steubenville football players were convicted of the rape. both are serving time in juvenile detention. more details from ohio attorney general mike dewine, coming up in our next hour of "new day." >>> a building contractor in philadelphia is facing murder charges for a botched demolition that killed six. griffin campbell is said to be responsible for the june collapse after ignoring a warning for potential disaster. the motive was greed. >>> fire officials will be at tampa home this morning determining if a sink hole there is about to swallow that home up. monday night the family living there ran away with only the clothes on their backs when the living room floor starting to buckle. earlier this month, you'll recall we brought these images to you live, a 09-foot wide sink hole opened up in nearby deneden, florida. it seems like these are becoming weekly occurrences in florida. we're certainly watching them. >> scary. >> we'll keep our eye on top of that story, to see if progress is made, any more sinking of the sink hole happens. >>> we'll

cnn legal correspondent jean casarez is standing by in steubenville. this seems like a sweeping indictment of the system, almost. >> reporter: you know, there's really three themes i would say of the charges today. first of all, the cover-up. second of all, allowing underage children to drink and contributing to the delinquency of a minor and finally for school administrators and teachers, failure to report when you suspect child abuse. now, of course, the superintendent is facing the most serious charges. they are three felonies there. the attorney general's office now says that he could face five years in prison. you have a wrestling coach, failure to report suspected child abuse, not necessarily at the school at all. you also have a young man who was an assistant football coach who is charged with allowing underaged teens to drink. this is what we've learned from the attorney general's office. it's his parents' home, they own the home, he lived there. apparently one of the parties took place there and he witnessed it that night. we're talking august

four people indicted on garage that is a possible cover-up in the steubenville rape case.e superintendent of schools and a principal. we will talk with ohio's attorney general who is spearheading this effort and talk to him about what led to the charges. >> thank you. we will check in soon with you. >>> time for the morning rhyme. our tweets of the day. today is from david talking about the weather and talking about that have gone. get an early start even though it's cold and rainy and in two more days, you can bathe yourself in gravy! interesting! >> come up with your own tweet with your own rhyme, tweet us with the #morningrhyme and #earlystart. >> bathing and gravy. what a combination. >>> katie couric trying to shake a label? we will talk about that next in "money time." >>> welcome back to "early start." it's "money time." 13 longs years before the nasdaq crossed 4,000 yesterday an 16 k on the dow and 1,800 on the s&p and 4,000 on the nasdaq and it's a long way to go before we are back to the go go days before the dot com bubble burst. netflix is up this year. priceli

. >> for more people are indicted in the case of two steubenville athletes and now four officials are facing charges. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, an ohio superintendent, two coaches and a principal havl been charged by a grand jurr their roles in covering up a rape of a 16-year-old girl. the special grand jury conv in steubenville had investid whether coaches or school ad rape . >>> two coaches and a principal were held in the rape of a girl. >> they are deciding whether they knew of the rape allegations and failed to report it as required by state law. it is the rape of a west virginiaian girl by two high school football players after an alcohol fueled party back in 2012. >>> iran has agreeed to a deal limiting their nuclear program. it is the first step to an even bigger agreement. we have the report. critics are saying it is one big mistake. >>> the obama administration is defending a landmark nuclear deal with iran. secretary of state john kerry points to greater access to inspect the nuclear sites and limit the nuclear program. >> they say it is peaceful. we say okay. if you say it is peace

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now more people facing charges for the sexual assault of a 16-year-old girl in steubenville, ohio.- ♪ if things are going >> there it is. a fight smoking in a country bar turns deadly. wayne mills has been killed and now his fans are demanding answers. ♪ >>> country star wayne mills killed in a bar fight. mills and his band performing at a bar in nashville saturday. police say mills got in dispute with the bar's owner over mills smoking in the bar. the owner said he shot in self-defense. mills died at the hospital but an investigation now under way. >>> a grand jury investigating the 2012 rape of a 16-year-old girl in steubenville, ohio now indicting four school employees. among those charged the district superintendent, an elementary school principal and volunteer football coach. two football players have already been convicted of raping the girl at a high school party last year. trace gallagher live for us in l.a. with more on this story. more indictment, right? >> reporter: ever since this rape happened there were these rumors around steubenville that because these athletes were

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. >>> new charges have emerged in the case of the two steubenville, ohio, football players convictedour more people were charged, including the superintendent of schools. dean reynolds reports. >> reporter: in football-crazy steubenville, ohio, the rape case was riveting and humiliating. photos posted online of the drunk 16-year-old victim dragged from room to room by two players at a crowded party fueled the suspicion that many more were guilty, but had escaped punishment. last january, we asked school superintendent michael mcvey, why, for example, responsibility for disciplining any other players admittedly at the party was given to the football coach. >> do you see the possible conflict of interest there? >> protocol was followed, sir. >> what is the protocol? did you and the principal defer to the football coach? >> we followed our protocol as we usually do. once everything is over, when the facts are out, then we will make our decisions of what has to be done who was involved who was not involved. >> reporter: but mcvey now stands indicted on charges of tampering with evidence,

go to thomasroberts.msnbc.com. >>> i want to bring an update now to our breaking news out of steubenvillehio. we're learning that a school superintendent is one of the four people now charged in connection with the rape of a 16-year-old girl by two football players. the attorney general, mike dewine, announcing these new charges just moments ago. superintendent michael mcveigh was charged with tampering with evidence and obstruction of justice. a volunteer assistant coach was charged with allowing underage drinking, obstructing official business and making false statements. and a wrestling coach and another school employee were charged with failure to report child abuse. last march two high school football players were convicted of raping a 16-year-old girl. we'll be right pack after this. i started part-time, now i'm a manager.n. my employer matches my charitable giving. really. i get bonuses even working part-time. where i work, over 400 people are promoted every day. healthcare starting under $40 a month. i got education benefits. i work at walmart. i'm a pharmacist. sales associate. i

went terribly steubenville went terribly wrong. wrong. >>> on monday, ten >>> on monday, ten former former players filed a players filed a class action class action lawsuit lawsuit against against the nhl. the nhl. the cases are differently. the cases are differently. >> yes, the cases are very >> yes, the cases are very different. different. the number one difference is the number one difference is just the scope of the cases. just the scope of the cases. in the national football league in the national football league you're talking about over 4,000 you're talking about over 4,000 forward. forward. this is a case of 10 plaintiffs this is a case of 10 plaintiffs coming forward. coming forward. >> won't that grow? >> won't that grow? >> yeah. >> yeah. i'll tell you one of the things i'll tell you one of the things that is going to make this that is going to make this particularly interesting is the particularly interesting is the fact that the way the nfl case fact that the way the nfl case ended ended was that is national was that

like exposing what had in the steubenville rape case. but you actually given stealing tons of money from people and exposing legally protected information. in the course of exposing something that was not even illegal going on. and it's hashed fo it's hard fot in civil disobedience. it's like throwing the brick through the starbuck's window, and bragging that the bank security was not good enough. >> thanks for everyone for a terrific conversation, and in between now and the next show, raj and i will see you online. ♪ >> you're watching the al jazeera americal jazeera hou. david foster. >> the delivery of relief goods is quite slow. >> reporter: a monumental task. the philippine government said its dealing with its toughest challenge ever dealing with the typhoon aftermath. and doctors say they're running out of medical supplies. >>> u.s.

football players carrying a drunk girl at a party in steubenvil steubenville, ohio.hmond and trent hayes were convicted of rape and sentenced to a year in juvenile jail. monday, ohio attorney general mike winan announced the indictment of four others, four adults. >> how do you hold kids accountab accountable if you don't hold the adults accountable? >> reporter: the school superintendent michael mcveigh faces felony charges including tampering with evidence and obstructing justice. two coaches have also been indicted for lesser charges and and elementary school official is accused of failing to report child abuse. earlier a cbs correspondent spoke to the dean about the protocol and why the football coach would be given the responsibility to discipline his players. >> do you see a possible conflict of interest there. >> protocol was followed, sir. >> what is the protocol? did you and your principal follow the discipline approach? >> yes, and we will when the facts are out make the decisions of what has to be done and who was involved and who was not involved. >> repo

is clear based on the indictments that i read that they think something very ugly happened in steubenville happened there, which wasn't the reactions of the parents involved but where to go with the football players. >> the hacking group anonymous, if that group hadn't gotten involved the case would have gone away. in some cases, i don't want to completely compare these, but in tallahassee had not some media group not passed this, that case would have gone away too. >> these anonymous group could have five times as much time behind bars as the sexual assaulters themselves but there's a big lesson, right, has to do with social media. as we see in tallahassee, social media giveth and social media taketh away. even though this woman's woman's anonymity can be protected, the spoils of being a star athlete, clearly, this issue in steubenville went terribly wrong. >>> on monday, ten former players filed a class action lawsuit against the nhl. the cases are differently. >> yes, the cases are very different. the number one difference is just the scope of the cases. in the national football league

>> let's bring in our legal correspondent jean ka sarz, who are joining us from steubenville, ohio.hool superintendent and these other adults? >> reporter: i think it's very interesting, because we had wondered when that grand jury began to convene in april, does it mean adults are now going to be charged. we learned today that 123 witnesses appeared before the grand jury in 18 days of testimony. the result is the superintendent selfschools is now charged with numerous felonies, including tampering with evidence, obstruction of justice. he faces up to five years in prison, and we also know that the assistant football coach faces charges of underage drinking, allowing minors to drink in the home his parents owned and he lived in. we know the elementary school principal is charged with failing to report child abuse. that is a mandatory reporting requirement in her official capacity, as is the wrestling coach. now, we don't believe there would be any more charges. they will face that first day before a judge on the 10th in steubenville, but beyond the jail terms, many could lose their

like exposing what had in the steubenville rape case. but you actually given stealing tons of money from people and exposing legally protected information. in the course of exposing something that was not even illegal going on. and it's hashed fo it's hard fot in civil disobedience. it's like throwing the brick through the starbuck's window, and bragging that the bank security was not good enough. >> thanks for everyone for a terrific conversation, and in between now and the next show, raj and i will see you online. . >>> desperate for food and water. typhoon survivors in the philippines still waiting for aid. the army trying to keep things calm - we are hearing reports of armed group ambushing aid convoys. [ ♪ theme ] >>> hello. you're watching extensive coverage of the situation in the philippines. and in other news - israel's prime minister pulls plans for 20,000 new settler homes in the occupied west bank. trying to replant seeds of trust, a report o

like exposing what had in the steubenville rape case. but you actually given stealing tons of money from people and exposing legally protected information. in the course of exposing something that was not even illegal going on. and it's hashed fo it's hard fot in civil disobedience. it's like throwing the brick through the starbuck's window, and bragging that the bank security was not good enough. >> thanks for everyone for a terrific conversation, and in between now and the next show, raj and i will see you online. is. >> race against time in the philippines, nor the record-breaking typhoon. the navy soon on if way, america and the world responding to the catastrophe. we'll take you there. live. >> the surprising risks using corn to make gasoline. what our own investigation is uncovering from the gulf of mexico. plus, sky high, two cities compete for tallest building in the u.s. and the winner

to these school districts, those places of higher learning who are watching what's happening in steubenvillef interesting conversations taking place in high schools across this country at the level of superintendent and all the way down. make no mistake about it. this is unprecedented as far as i can tell at the high school level. and once it happens once, the good news is it opens up that possibility for another d.a. to do it in another state, in another county in the future. there's no guarantee now that this is somehow never going to happen because it hasn't happened before. that's the good news. you know, almost 50% of rape victims in this country are under age 18. a lot of bad behavior goes on at the high school level. there's no doubt we need to do more, encourage reporting, punish, prosecute, it sends the strongest message. >> wendy murphy, great to have you on. happy thanksgiving to you and yours, okay? >> and to you too. >> thank you so much. >>> has anything like this ever happened to you before? >> no, never. this was the first time and hopefully the last. >> how did it make you f

an ohio grand jury indicted four employees involving the steubenville rape case. it includes the school superintendent and the jury convicted the two teen boys earlier this year of raping a 16-year-old girl at a party. >>> president obama and john kerry are defending the wisdom of an iran nuclear deal. mr. obama says the u.s. cannot close the door on diplomacy. secretary kerry says the hard part of verification, transparency, and accountability is just beginning. >>> justice department officials have indicated they will not bring charges against wikileaks founder julian assange, although they're yet to announce the formal decision. they said assange did not break any laws by publishing government leaks. >>> a new jersey family tells wnbc they did not write a hateful message to a gay waitress and former marine. they say they left a generous tip. they say, i'm sorry, i cannot tip because i do not agree with your lifestyles. the totals, as you can see, are different. >>> morning-after pills may be less effective for heavier wam. the european manufacturer of an emerge

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. >>> there are new charges in connection to the rape of a 16-year-old girl in steubenville, ohio. back in march, you might recall, high school football players trent mayes and ma'lik richmond were convicted of raping the victim at an alcohol-fueled party. pictures of the incident spread like wildfire on social media and the case drew national attention with a focus on whether the student athletes accused of the crime were being protected by officials at the school. yesterday, four school employees, including two coaches and an elementary school principal, were indicted. the schools superintendent michael mcvey is facing the most serious charges, including tampering with evidence and obstruction of justice. the state's attorney general says the indictments send a clear message. >> it is up to the adults, it is up to the adults to intervene. it's up to the adults to change things. it's up to the adults to set boundari boundaries. it's up to the adults to teach the kids right from wrong. >>> there is new hope for relations between the catholic church and eastern orthodox churches in

. >> reporter: in football-crazy steubenville, ohio, the rape case was rivetting and humiliating. photos posted online of the drunk 16-year-old victim dragd from room to room by two players at a crowded party fueled the suspicion that many more were guilty but had escaped punishment. last january, we asked school superintendent michael mcvey why, for example, responsibility for disciplining any other players admittedly at the party was given to the football coach. do you see the possible conflict of interest there? >> protocol was followed, sir. >> reporter: what is the protocol? did you and the principal defer to the football coach? >> we followed our discipline protocol as we usually do. once everything is over, when the facts are out, then we will make our decisions of what has to be done or who was involved or not involved. >> reporter: but mcvey now stands indicted on charges of tampering with evidence, lying to investigators and urging others to lie. two coaches and a principal have also been indicted. >> that's what this is about. it's about holding adults accountable. >> r

the this was a steubenville rape case it was either that or was a city where there was a very similar situation involved in anonymous was involved in outing the rapists things like that. you know there's there's a there's a. a lone ranger sense to it or something like that you know there's the it's like the hero with the with the black cap is still a hero to it that i think has really caught the imagination the american people i don't know what anonymous is up to right now though so i can't really comment on that so thanks so much for that's it for your take my take it live thanks for all your calls if we didn't get your call tonight try us back next week and keep the video questions coming it's easy just grab your phone or turn on your computer pointed at your own face and record your question or comment try to get it i level it looks better than you know no zero level and e-mail it to us at your take my take it g. mail dot com. going up republicans in washington say they're pro-life and pro-gun but don't be fooled there is really only one thing the republican party is brawl i'll tel

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an ohio grand jury has indicted four school employees in connection with the steubenville rape case, including the school's superintendent and assistant football coach, both facing obstruction charges. a jury convicted two teen boys earlier this year of raping a drunken 16-year-old girl at a party. >>> president obama and secretary of state john kerry are defending those questioning the wisdom of an iran nuclear deal. for his part, mr. obama says the u.s. cannot close the door on diplomacy. secretary kerry says the hard part of accountability and transparency is just beginning. >>> a new jersey family tells our affiliate wnbc that they did not write a hateful message to a gay waitress and former marine and did, in fact, leave her a generous tip. the waitress claimed that the customer wrote "i'm sorry, but i can't tip because i don't agree with your lifestyle." both copies have the same date and timestamp, but the totals are different. >>> turning now to business, stocks continue to set records as the nasdaq approaches 4000. >>> ipads and tablets are this year's it item for black frid

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just as damning text messages and facebook posted help convict the people from steubenville, they can roxanne about how she approached this subject with her son. >> maybe you should get a text message when you're about to have sex. i talk to my son as a real man, a responsible young man. the tex can say anything. let's hook up. i can't give him the words, bring your condoms. i don't care what it says. he needs to have frank conversation about consensual sex if that's what he's doing. and i also suggested he send a text after. i don't care if it sounds crazy. my job as a mother is to advise him in the best way possible and to protect him. i think that's the job of every parent. >> just so i'm clear, i would love to be on the inside of this conversation with your son, hear how he's responding to it. but what exactly do you tell him before they are, i don't know, about to do it? you say, son, have the woman -- let's go there. >> send your a text. let's go there, because i have been in the courtroom covering rape trials. i don't care how you say it, but what i say is, look, send a text me

who thinks this is just a sports issue for what have you, think about other recent stories like steubenviller in connecticut where you have this connection between jock culture and a rape culture. this idea where you get young man in a very violent kind of group mentality that says, frankly, things like violence are theirs for the taking. women are theirs for the taking by any means necessary. i think it creates a very destructive climate that puts terrible social cues out to the general public. >> this is what the bears wide receiver brandon marshall had to say about the miami dolphins bullying scandal. >> a little boy falls down. the first thing we say's parent is, get up, shake it off, you'll be ok. or don't cry. when the little girl. and, what do we say? is going to be ok. we validate their feelings. from that moment, we are teaching our men to mask their feelings, don't show their emotions. it is that times 100 with football players. can't show your heard. can't show any pain. so for a guy who comes in the locker room and shows a little vulnerability, that is a problem. so that is what

. >>> welcome back, we have new developments in the steubenville ohio rape case. a grand jury has indicted a school superintendent and three other adults in connection with the case of a 16-year-old girl raped by two football players. the superintendent, 50-year-old michael mcvee was charged with tampering with evidence and obstruction of justice. he could face up to seven years in prison if convicted of all of the charges. assistant coach was charged with allowing underage drinking and make a false statement. he said this was a case where people were more interested in protecting an institution than protecting the victim. >> start out being about the kids. it is also just as much about the parents about the grown-ups and adults. how do you hold kids accountable if you don't hold the adults accountable? >> joining me now, michael smerconish. it's interesting, we've talked and focused so much on the case, what was happening in the courtroom with the two young men who were eventually convicted here but now the eyes are back on the adults here. what is your take as t

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the three all worked for the steubenville schools.rclothes scrutiny since two football players were convicted earlier this year. the two school employees and the volunteer coach are due in court on december 6th. >>> shocking new allegations against a montana bride accused of pushing her husband off a cliff just eight gays after their june wedding. federal prosecutors said 22-year-old jordan graham spoke of murdering her own mother and stepfather in the weeks before the ceremony. they say the comments will help them prove contempt. graham was charged with first degree murder. >>> the actor alec baldwin is out of a job and losing his television show after yelling a gay slur. baldwin told he still disputes use the gay slur. >>> a chicago couple has won the right to marry months before a state law would actually allow them to marry. 64-year-old vernita gray is dying of cancer and wanted to exchange vows with her partner patricia ebert. they went to a federal judge who ordered the cook county clerk to issue a marriage license. they got tha

in what prosecutors say was school officials covering up information about two cases of rape in steubenvilleincluding a 16-year-old girl. four school employees, including the school superintendent and an assistant football coach have been indicted. superintendent michael mcveigh is charged with obstructing justice and tampering with evidence. a jury already convicted two teen boys earlier this year of sexually assaulting a drunken teenage girl at a party. >>> ten former hockey players have filed a class action lawsuit against the nhl claiming the league hasn't done enough to protect players from concussions. they say the nhl purposely concealed the risks of brain trauma, exposing them to unnecessary dangers. in a statement the nhl says they are satisfied with their safety procedures and will fight the lawsuit. >>> believe it or not, you might have to pay to stash your cash. cnbc's mandy drury is here with what's moving your money. so there's this report that banks could start charging us if and when the fed pulls back on the stimulus. >> yeah, it's kind of an interesting story here. and agai

we need a full newsroom in steubenville.what we find painfully as we go across the country is young people in every community who are trying as hard as they can, but the avenues just aren't there. and if we don't intervene pretty soon, seriously, we're going to have communities that literally are dead zones as regards to media coverage. >> isn't that, to be blunt about it, isn't that capitalism as it's presently functioning, the core cause of the decline and almost fall of journalism? >> well, of democracy, actually. i think the broader tension is between capitalism and democracy because there's been a tension in the united states really from the beginning. but especially since the industrial revolution and the great industrial fortunes began in the gilded age. you know, we've had great waves in the united states. in which democratic forces won amazing victories. our history is a history of victory and defeat from this vantage point of democracy. we won the right for labor unions. we won the best public education in the worl

. >> a steubenville ohio school superintendent, two coaches and a school principal now face criminaln a rape case that put this small community in a bad light. the charges are the result of a weeks long grand jury investigation into whether the adults knew of the 2012 rape allegation involving two football players and the victim, a 16-year-old girl. >> the message from this grand jury of citizens of this good county is this. this community is rectifying the problems. this community is taking charge. this community is fixing things. this community is holding people accountable. >> steubenville school superintendent mike mcveigh, principle lynette gorman, and the coaches face charges including obstruction of justice and contributing to underage alcohol consumption. >> that's like rape, it is rape. >> earlier this year, a 17-year-old and chris mace were found guilty of raping a 16-year-old girl. the case drew national attention after a photo and video appearing to document the assault surfaced on line. the case divided the community. there were accusations of a police cover up, and accu

investigation included crimes committed in connection with a case against two members of the celebrated steubenvillell as a separate alleged rape that happened in april 2012 periods >> will be right back. >> watching wall street to this morning. futures trading shows mixed results across the board at this hour. investors have hit pause on the stock market's rally. investors had little company news to digest monday when the market ended little had changed. here is a look at the yesterday's closing numbers. the dow rose 8 points. the nasdaq rose above 4000 for the first time in over a decade added three points. the s&p lost to. opening bell was a 6:30 a.m.. >> it will soon cost more to bring your pets when you fly on southwest airlines. the airline says that it plans to raise their boarding fees for pats from $75 to $95 on january 15th. currently, the airline allows vaccinated dogs or cats that fit in a carrier that will go underneath the seat. >> one survey says that if you want to get your destination during the holiday on time that hawaiian airlines may be the way for you to go. that is according t

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the school superintendent, assistant football coach and two other school employees in steubenville, ohioabuse. they are accused of trying to cover up the assault of a drunken teenager by two high school football players. >>> an unusual customer at a new jersey yogurt shop to show you. unhuman, literally. a deer, in through the window. just checking out the merchandise. i would react that way if i saw a deer checking out said merchandise. slippery floors. they got the floors nice and waxed. the deer took five until they opened up the back door. and off it went to be a deer. what do you know? >>> finally, a delicate rescue operation in dallas. a very delicate one. a white lab puppy got stuck in a storm drain. no one realized it until they heard barking from the street beneath it. they think the pup was down there for some ten days. but she wouldn't come out easily. they had to lure her with dog food into a trap. but there she is, pulled to safety. i think we saw mom, actually, there, waiting on her to come out. apparently, she is being put up for adoption. i think momma lab is going to hav

charges are linked to the rape of a nearly passed out 16-year-old girl by two football players in steubenvillethe nfl settled a concussion lawsuit for $800 million ten former nhl players filed a similar suit. it claims the league was negligent in leading players to ignore treatment for concussions. they seek compensatory and punitive damages in a trial by jury. the nhl says it has handled player safety responsibly, and it plans to defend itself vigorously. reports say that suspended miami dolphins player paid off a woman to settle a harassment suit. it stemmed from him allegedly molesting a woman during a team sponsored charity golf tournament last year. incognito is said to have paid $30,000 to the women. she then signed a confidentiality agreement. he is suspended from the team as the bullying allegations against him are investigated. >>> we are hearing for the first time from the oakland raiders' fan who saved a woman on sunday after watching his team play. 61-year-old donnie navidad said he saw the woman about three stories overhead on a ledge and then she jumped off. he ended up with seve