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. >> sweatshirt for gang symbol. sf pd protect some eighth graders. >> tracking the storm on live doppler more rain moves into the bay area. forecast when we continue and later on "nightline". >> coming up next on special edition of "nightline". day in the life of the american gun from the front-lines of the violent streets to family whose about bond down at the shooting range. look at the reality of the deep seated gun cull take your and what's at stake in the moment of national reflection. moment of national reflection. that's on >> this christmas season the eighth grade graduating class got a very special 55th from police officers in san francisco at this school. >> they gave the students brand new sweatshirt but as we are explained it was not the cold weather that prompted the gift. >>reporter: on the basketball court at st. peter's school members of the class 2013 proudly wear their new gray sweaters. >> i love them. they are super warm. since it's winter now it's amazing. >>reporter: the cozy new thread are rep

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. >> sweatshirt for gang symbol.sf pd protect some eighth graders. >> tracking the storm on live doppler more rain moves into the bay area. forecast when we continue and later on "nightline". >> coming up next on special edition of "nightline". day in the life of the american gun from the front-lines of the violent streets to family whose about bond down at the shooting range. look at the reality of the deep seated gun cull take your and what's at stake in the moment of national reflection. moment of national reflection. that's on >> this christmas season the eighth grade graduating class got a very special 55th from police officers in san francisco at this school. >> they gave the students brand new sweatshirt but as we are explained it was not the cold weather that prompted the gift. >>reporter: on the basketball court at st. peter's school members of the class 2013 proudly wear their new gray sweaters. >> i love them. they are super warm. since it's winter now it's amazing. >>reporter: the cozy new thread are repl

officers -- school to collect the old sweatshirts and officers helped to buy new ones. >>> here's jane that will last. meantime, snow storm in the midwest causing headaches for online orders yesterday heaviest shipping day of the year for u s temporarily halting pick-ups and delivers in iowa and nebraska fedex behind schedule inÃk iowa kansas michigan and missouri. today start ofííavw prechristmas minute gifts. consumer reports says as of yesterday 68%, had not finished their holiday shopping. at the new york stock exchange i'm jane king with the bloomberg businessm+hz report. >>> 5:47 on this friday morning. busiest travel day of the year at sfo already problems. >> longest delays i've seen up to four hours possible flight arrival delays and the rain is not here yet newark and laguardia also flight arrival delays. those are major airports and places people may be going or trying to get people into today. flight tracker abc7news.com check it out, bottom of every page. you can see how dry it is over san francisco from sutro tower towards the east you can seeld clouds thickening as we sp

peters school has received the police gave the students new sweatshirts. prompted the gift. >> reporter: on the basketball court at st. peters school members of the class proudly wear their new grey sweaters. >> i love them, they are super warm, since it is winter now, amazing. >> reporter: they are replacements for the ones they had earlier in the school year. >> other ones were blue andmjx had the number on the back with our names. >> reporter: in thise neighborhood that number an> one of the sergeants saw these students wearing the blue sweatshirts with the number 13 on the back and realized the neighborhood the problem. >> reporter: for the safe of the kids the police asked the school to collect -- the sweaters then officers collected $1600 to buy new ones. these nice new grey sweaters are courtesy of the san franciscovle police dy#$franciscovle police out last wednesday. the school's vice were redesigned. >> we took theozow÷o=6 off, ü÷ names are back. >

i can just pull out my redskins sweatshirt instead of wearing my jets sweatshirt. >> as long as the cowboysose, all is right with the world. dagen: amen brother. thank you tom. >> take care, merry christmas. >> thanks a lot tom. dennis: can you be fired for being too attractive? in one particular instance the iowa supreme court says yes, the implications ahead. dagen: plus mitt romney didn't want to run for president, that's what his son is claiming. doug schoen joins us to break it all down. but first here are some of today's winners on the s&p 500: dagen: we have a guest had that says the only way to fix the fiscal cliff is to limit politicians to a single term. mitt romney did not really want to run for president. his son said that during and interview. did a dentist act legally when he fired his assistant for being too fine? dennis: we have stocks now. down with 41 on the dow. nicole: did the woman have two nights of teeth? on -- i can show you goldman sachs. it is down about .5%. another dow component that i will show you includes mcdonald's. it is right over here. it is down a full pe

she was last seen wearing a n sweatshirt. she may have some memory issues. >> we are getting a first look some dramatic images from a bus crash in oregon. what police believe happened before the bus went off the side of the mountain. have you seen this incredible video? about thistion plane crash. >> what the woman accused of >> you are watching abc 7 news 11. >> the death toll continues to rise after an early morning bus crash. nine people have died, 20 others were hurt. control, crashed to a guard rail and fell down a steep embankment. people were on board. rescuers braved the freezing temperatures. the fit person to die from in thathe plane crashed rush out was one of the flight attendants. -- russia was one of the flight attendants. thestigators are examining flight data recorders to what exactly caused the plane to crash. the plane was landing on saturday when it veered off the runway. >> a woman accused of murdering man that she pushed in front train isw york subway psychiatric evaluation. she appeared in court last nig

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. >> here comes the sweatshirt coming off, and let me tell you something -- >> there are kids on thisin! >> what the heck? >> what is she doing? this is absolutely unacceptable. >> this woman goes into a full-on performance, and that purple bra also comes off. >> no! you're kidding. >> not kidding. a lot of people have their cameras out, and now she has her assets out, i guess you could say. >> what? >> in full effect. >> this is so wrong on so many levels. >> it is not. no! >> if you want to see this stuff, great. >> i have to agree with the ladies here, there is a time and place for this, but there are children here. you don't want them to be subject to something like this. and the girl is busted. >>> we're halfway to our number one video of 2012. but first, at number five, when daredevils and glaciers mix. >> it's all about the first in the world of professional kayaking. the first defense, like this one. >> oh! >> wow. i was not expecting that. >> that's 34-year-old professional kayaker ben stukesberry going off a glacier in norway. 65 feet he plummeted into the frigid waters belo

. >> they described the man being in his 20s and wearing a hooded sweatshirt. because of their similarity, they think the same person may be responsible. >> i guess i feel angry when i hear about the attacks on women. and so someone thinks of me as a he is easy target. that is the biggest mistake they make all day. >> they increase patrols in the downtown corridor. >> we are doing what we can with the resources to step them up and ensure that the downtown is safe. it is holiday season. we want people to come here. >> reporter: police say they are keeping their eyes open for anyone suspicious. they are encouraging the public to do the same. a local church has come by to see if she needs any help. we saw a police detective checking on bunny in the last hour. reporting live from palo alto. channel 2 news. >>> i heard seven or eight shots. >> four people wounded in oakland. we will show you exclusive surveillance video how it happened. >>> mark will tell you how long the upcoming dry weather will last. >>> plus a san francisco blogger and activist in court and over

a man in his 20s wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt. these cases are related. officers are ramping up their patrols in the downtown area as a response. and are on the lookout for anyone who looks suspicious. i just spoke with a police officer who told me he is actually working an overtime shift. he was brought on as well as other officers specifically to patrol these downtown streets. that has been happening over the past couple of days. reporting live janine de la vega. >>> we are back on storm watch this morning keeping an eye on the new system. it's dropping more rain this morning making it tough commute for some drivers. we talked about spinouts. the wet weather arrived late yesterday with the heaviest showers in the north bay. mill valley workers hoped sandbags will keep the water out. the storm flooded. >> i bought a hat and rain boots. why? because everything is slushy and wet. don't want to get sick. >> the latest storm is not expected to be as severe as last week's series of storms. in just a few minutes we will check in with s

. >> ♪ got a stupid black sweatshirt ♪ that i tuck into my khakis ♪ my hand shake with schwartz ♪ runningscore ♪ >> they're not going to be happy with that. >> gangnam style. >> we heard that in your office and it's like, um, don't have your kids around for that one. >> well, he's a good dancer and we never knew that. >>> we'll be right,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> heavy rain in marin right now, is that right, paul? >> oh, yes [ laughing ] >> oh, let's take a look at the rain. if you only knew. let's take a look at the radar. >> let's look at the radar. go, radar! >> marin county. we've all ,,,,

police say he tried to steal a sweatshirt from macy while high on meth in august. i texted him before the hearing today asking if he would attend. he answered not feeling like going to jail and they would take me if i showed. i can't get past this connection her and i had was so strong. last night i slept on the streets again. i lost everything because of her and the life she forced me into. i tried to call him several take place see if he's okay but got his voice mail. these are streams of his tech on our welcome back site. nadia is still facing truck and child endangerment charges in southern california but her lawyer says the case may dropped if she does well if rehab. for the i team, abc 7 news. >>> well of l we honor the resip yaept of 2012 profile of excellence awards tonight. 24 years property file of excellent series celebrated the bay area diversity. each 15 people honored have made important contributions to our communicate. you are invited view recent episode of profile of excellence at our web site. amazing people doing amazing things. >> congratulation

police say he tried to steal a sweatshirt from macy while high on meth in august. i texted him before the hearing today asking if he would attend. he answered not feeling like going to jail and they would take me if i showed. i can't get past this connection her and i had was so strong. last night i slept on the streets again. i lost everything because of her and the life she forced me into. i tried to call him several take place see if he's okay but got his voice mail. these are streams of his tech on our welcome back site. nadia is still facing truck and child endangerment charges in southern california but her lawyer says the case may dropped if she does well if rehab. for the i team, abc 7 news. >>> well of l we honor the resip yaept of 2012 profile of excellence awards tonight. 24 years property file of excellent series celebrated the bay area diversity. each 15 people honored have made important contributions to our communicate. you are invited view recent episode of profile of excellence at our web site. amazing people doing amazing things. >> congratulation

. >> ♪ got a stupid black sweatshirt ♪ that i tuck into my khakis ♪ my hand shake with schwartz ♪ runningscore ♪ >> they're not going to be happy with that. >> gangnam style. >> we heard that in your office and it's like, um, don't have your kids around for that one. >> well, he's a good dancer and we never knew that. >>> we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] here's to a whole world of happier holidays. time to enchant, delight and amaze. safeway will help you gather everyone round. a smoked, shank half ham is only 99 cents a pound. get breyer's ice cream for $2.88 and dessert will surely shine. make it a grand finale with starbucks just $6.99. turns out this season less is really so much more. so make your holiday merrier than ever before. >>> heavy rain in marin right now, is that right, paul? >> oh, yes [ laughing ] >> oh, let's take a look at the rain. if you only knew. let's take a look at the radar. >> let's look at the radar. go, radar! >> marin county. we've all got it heavy tonight. >> good night! ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from new york, the greatest city in the w

police say he tried to steal a sweatshirt from macy while high on meth in august.texted him before the hearing today asking if he would attend. he answered not feeling like going to jail and they would take me if i showed. i can't get past this connection her and i had was so strong. last night i slept on the streets again. i lost everything because of her and the life she forced me into. i tried to call him several take place see if he's okay but got his voice mail. these are streams of his tech on our welcome back site. nadia is still facing truck and child endangerment charges in southern california but her lawyer says the case may dropped if she does well if rehab. for the i team, abc 7 news. >>> well of l we honor the resip yaept of 2012 profile of excellence awards tonight. 24 years property file of excellent series celebrated the bay area diversity. each 15 people honored have made important contributions to our communicate. you are invited view recent episode of profile of excellence at our web site. amazing people doing amazing things. >> congratulationss

the final straw for the girls' parents was this torn sweatshirt.antha 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

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gone is this funky sweatshirt, although you can still get it online. almost gone are these brian atwood gloves at $50 a pair. and only a handful of carolina herrera notebooks are left. 24 designers created products ranging from $8 to $500 a piece. many of the designers are not household names, but a deal with target gives them mass market exposure. clearly, target and neiman marcus are hoping the partnerhip will put some sizzle into their holiday sales. >> i think it's done well, it's set up well. it's beautiful everything here. it's different. >> reporter: target is no stranger to other designer hook- ups, many of whose pieces normally sell for steep price tags at high-end department stores. don't forget the wildly successful missoni for target, which sold out in minutes in september of last year. it even crashed the company's web site, angering frugal fashionistas. to avoid any negative p.r. with the neiman marcus collection, target is carefully managing inventory and shortening the time frame of availability to just over a month. >> the sales have b

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. >> the bill lows you should p-- pillows you should put a sweatshirt or something over it. >> latcheson over head bins. germ hot spots. >> the studies tv screens, but particularly the last on over head bins making friends that have norovirus these are key areas that they are looking at all of the time. >> wipe it down. vl antibacterial. >> that's right. the key is to a healthy immune system. poor diet lack of sleep will effect the immune system. take water on the plain we know dehydration will effect you. an ingredient that can fix your system. get a flu shot before you travel. >> you can do other things to wipe down the surfaces and protect your girls. the air is recirculated. >> you can say stay well hydrated before you get on the plane. >> thank you so much for joining us. >> and the time right now 25 minutes after the hour. still to come a group of parents threatening to sue over this song. ♪ >> they say this and other christmas carols are bullying. plus the easy bake oven about to get a make-over with one little girl who took on a big company and won. how does it work? you just h

. >> reporter: these are the new shirts t-shirts, sweatshirts. you're printing them now? >> yeah. champions baltimore r-diddle style >> reporter: we love it. go ravens. all the stores? >> all the stores. all the names. they're begin to have them first thing this morning. >> reporter: thank you craig. red red wine bar. we love you guys. thank you. marty and jes jessica, back to you on tv hill. >> i'm telling you ron we're going to be looking at that performance in a year when we're picking the five finalists for the valentino. >> reporter: you got it. they were awesome . lisa thank you iffer coming -- for coming down. >> we're taiking a break >>> the future of maryland's horsing racing industry has been decided. it's good news for the racetracks. it's a long term solution for what had a z -- what has been a bitter battle. >> after years of contention debate all sides have come together and agreed on a contract that will allow horse racing to continue here in maryland for the next decade. >> they're off. >> for horse racing fans it's about one thing. >> just the thrill of it. >> tha

. >> if you had a woman in your life she would tell you you don't put a gray sweatshirt under a darkshe would. >> why not? >> she can't speak. >> you are an awful man. >> speaking of awful men, psy. >> you were in korea, andy. >> i was. you said koreans protest because they love america and they are emulating us. i can tell you when i was there in the early 90s there was a lot of dislike of americans among the younger koreans. they would burn the american flagett set raw. on the other happened you were driving down the road and the old guys on the side of the road would stop and salute you. >> don't you think the flag burning was emulating 60s america? >> absolutely. i don't disagree with what you said at all. >> you have to understand basically the people who are old enough to remember the korean war and recognize north korea for what it was and is liked americans and appreciated what we had done for them, whereas the younger students had -- they had this young person's grand theory of korean reunification, and in their minds we are the ones preventing that. they don't understand th

a man in his 20s wearing a dark- hooded sweatshirt and dark pants.ng to keep their eyes open and trying to stay vigilant when you are walking and unfortunately have to be alone. reporting live from palo alto, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 7:36. in court today, the man accused of raining an autistic girl -- raping an autistic girl from oakland. pam cook is in the newsroom with more on this horrible crime and what oakland police are saying. >> we're getting new details about what happened to this young girl, the suspect, and how she managed to escape. police identified the suspect as 36-year-old gary atkinson. court documents though he has -- show he has a violent past including five felony convictions. he will be in court this morning. on sunday, he was arrested near the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station where police say surveillance cameras captured images of him last tours, the same night the girl disappeared. police say atkinson took her to his san francisco home and repeatedly raped her. she did manage to escape on thursday and was spotted

the final straw for the girls' parents was this torn sweatshirt. 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 d

police say he tried to steal a sweatshirt from macy while high on meth in august.i texted chick before the hearing today asking if he would attend. he answered not feeling like going to jail and they would take me if i showed. i can't get past this. the connection we had was so strong. less night i slept open the streets again. i lost everything because of her and the life she forced me into. this hole i am in is so deep i can't get out of. in the past i found the strength independent know pull myself together and get my life back quickly. i can't find that strength in me. just not ther there. what is there in steady is a welcoming that my end will be soon. i can't live like this. i tried to call chick several times to see if he's okay but got the voice mail. i'm posting screen shots of those detectives on our web site. nadia is still facing drug and child endangerment charges in southern california but her lawyer says the case may dropped if she does well in rehab. for the i team, abc 7 news. >> now to breaking news in san francisco where crew just rescued a woman

police say he tried osteal a sweatshirt while high on meth in august. i texted him before the hearing today, asking if he would attend. he answered, not feeling like going to jail and they would take me if i showed. i can't get past this. the connection her and i had was so strong. last night i slept on the streets again. i lost everything because of her and the life she forced me into. this hole i'm in is so deep, i can't get out of. in the past i could pull myself together. i can't find that strength in me. it's just not there. what is there instead is a welcoming that my end will be soon. i can't live like this. i tried to call him several times to see if he's okay and just got his voice mail. i'm posting screen shots of those texts at abc7news.com. >> by the way, nadia is still facing drug and child endangerment charges in southern california, but her lawyer says the case may be dropped if she continues to do well in rehab. >> all right. thanks. >>> still ahead, a new campaign aimed at ending domestic violence in san francisco. a fight being waged i

november 17th, this man was wearing a lime green jacket with blue lining and a red- hooded sweatshirt. one day later on november 18th at 9:20 in the morning back at the econolodge, a 39-year-old housekeeper said an unknown man walked into the room she was cleaning, closed door and grabbed her. she resisted and the man fled. that time the security cameras did capture suspect images which, quickly led to the arrest of 28-year-old clarence alowo of occoquan. he remains in jail and is there for not a suspect at wednesday night's attack at the icon no lodge. detectives believe that three different men were involved. one was in custody and two remain at large. prince william police are hoping that a tipster comes forward with information. >> hopefully someone will come forward. thank you. >>> we're following breaking news out of prince georges county, maryland. police made an arrest in a drive-by shooting that killed a 14-year-old boy and injured another man. they arrested jose rodriguez nunez, accused of shooting eliz arrayes in losedale yesterday after midnight. the drive boy happened in

. >> i like that hoodie sweatshirt with the no shirt underneath. i think you can pull that off. it's a good family look. i like that. >> there you go. >> we did whole thing with ella and she is 4 and she's into santa. we left the cookies and santa ate almost all of them. we left oats for the rain door and all that stuff. we had a near glitch. she got this wind up music box and it didn't work. later in the day my mom said don't worry. we can return it. ella goes return it to who? how are you going to call santa? she is sort of a natural skeptic. grandma was quick on her feet and said don't worry, i have a special line for the elves. sometimes even the elves make a mistake. they will send another one and it will be fine. she was like okay, sure. whatever grandma. lovely christmas. i am supposed to be eating for two. i think i ate for five or six. you know, that's what happened. >> my 5-year-old and 3-year-old, we didn't talk about santa at all. i went shopping with them and let hendricks pick out a present for himself and his sister. he is good for picking out for his sister. the

. >> red sweatshirt, black cowboy hat, old beat-up blue pickup truck. >> yeah. >> copy, blue truck. >ght. he's pulling over. it's going to be a swoop on the blue truck. >> as soon as the old blue truck pulls into the motel parking lot, he's immediately greeted by oakland's finest. >> meanwhile, the cautious window shopper in the suv, his suspicions now confirmed, takes off. >> somebody come in and get this ford now that's making the u-turn going northbound. i.d. him. >> you live around here? >> no, sir. i live in bellville. >> this man is a long way from his home in the quiet east bay suburb of dublin, california. though no deal for sex was made, police can charge him with loitering and hopefully discourage him from browsing in this neck of the woods again. >> we want him to know that human trafficking and child exploitation is one of our top priorities and we will not tolerate it in our city. the residents and the police of oakland are saying that we don't want to be a hub for this type of crime any longer and we're not going to tolerate it. >> okay. thank you. >> coming up, undercov

. >> the sweatshirt, t-shirt and jersey is a collective. first time ever. the merchandise.onsumers, you could be finding some good buys. >> absolutely. >> we felt the impact of sandy in their working through the issues of the storm coming across the country, but thankfully has been a solid holiday commend this is a big weekend for us to finish, so expecting a strong finish. it feels good, but it is not over. if we did not have sandy would be even better. neil: who are most of your customers at this late stage? >> because we have a flower and gift shops, flower business picks in this past week, but before that a lot of gift food businesses. chocolates, cookies, gift baskets. those are the businesses. really doing well. the right price point. you can eat the gift, cheryl will, enjoyable. so the strongest right up until this week. you can still order. but now the flower business has picked in this week. neil: the smartest thing you i've always heard, you can never go wrong with food. >> and we stole that thick to victory farm stuff. neil: the class stuff in washington. it can

wounds and eventually starts telling me that people don't want to mess with him and he yanks up his sweatshirt and had a giant machete and an ax, and said totally straight faced high am a licensed car purchaser and license to carry my tool. that was -- >> that is detroit. >> great. for the purposes of my narrative detroit moment and tony and antoine, there was a lot of sort of resonance. >> you are telling the story of the city through these characters you are meeting but one of the things that struck me is you are not so much making -- you are making observations, not making judgments and there's not that much analysis in the book. is really a story of what it is like to be here now and live here now and you tie that in nicely with the history. >> appreciate you saying that. i have been doing a lot of interviews last few days, people want analysis and a sound bite. i did a bunch of radio interviews with people in different parts of the country and what should we do? fix detroit, these ridiculous questions. i told the my did not write a policy bookend of fiat i could answer questions in 30 sec

at about 4:00 in the afternoon a man in his 20s wearing a dark jacket and hooded sweatshirt walked into the bank handed the teller a note demanding money. >>> police need your help identifying a man suspected of robbing another u.s. bank about noon yesterday. this man seen in the surveillance video in an orange beanie and dark jacket demanded money from the teller. he did not show a weapon. suspect appears to be between 25-35 years old. and about 5'9"-6 feet tall. we are also learning about what led up to the shooting deaths of two teenage girls in oakland. the two suspects 18-year-old dee anita powell and antonio edwards were both arraigned in court. 15-year-old re kill and bobby were sitting with the suspects in a car before they were gunned down near brookdale park. the men had apparently gotten into an argument with the two teenagers. investigators say more than 30 rounds were fired. >>> your time is 6:18. another redwood city marina may be sold. that will displace more than 100 people that live on their boats. there are reports a buyer has been found for the dock town marina. this

around 4:00 in the afternoon a man in his 20s wearing a dark jacket and hooded sweatshirt walked into the bank and handed a note to the teller demanding money. the suspect escaped with an unknown amount of cashen if >>> police need your help identifying a man suspected of robbing another u.s. bank around noon yesterday. you are looking at surveillance pictures from the incident. the man demanded money from the teller. he did not show a weapon, he did get away with an undisclosed amount of money as well. that suspect appears to be between 25-30 years old. 5'9"-6 feet tall. >>> mark zuckerberg is making his biggest charity gift. he is donating almost $500,000. it's his second donation since joining the giving pledge group. the one that was founded by warren buffet and bill gates. it encourages wealthy individuals and families to give away most of their money. >>> more than 5,000 people in need will get free groceries for the holidays. glide memorial church will be handing out 5500 bags full of grocery. each bag has a turkey or chicken, potatoes, bread, pasta and sauce, rice, beans, and

5-year-olds, 6-year-olds, 7-year-old children and they arrived wearing long sleeved shirts and sweatshirtsown wrestling on it and the family had had asked for privacy. we tried to give them as much privacy as possible and when you think about the global spotlight, they tried to have as much alone time as possible and certainly there is a lot of interest in this little boy who loved sports so much and one child who showed up to mourn today was actually wearing a medal and the medal is significant because i spoke to a member of a wrestling team in a nearby town and this team says that jack had just won his first medal this last week, his very first match, he won his first medal. as you mentioned, his real love was football. he loved the new york giants. he loved victor cruz, and that message went all the way to cruz. he tweeted out this picture. he took a picture of his cleats and his gloves that had the name jack pinto on it. he said this game is for you and after last night's game here is what cruz told reporters. >> it was emotional, man. i was fighting back tears to do it and it felt goo