. >> the alumni association of florida a&m university is lashing out at governor rick scott over his move to have the school's president suspended. scott asked the board of trustees to take action against james amens because of a hazing scandal involving the school's marching band. police say drum major robert champion died as a result of the hazing. the alumni association says suspending amens could put the university's accreditation at risk. >> if we decide that hazing, which is a national problem, and when someone dies we suspend a president, then how many presidents will we have? >> controversy has swirled since champion's death and there have been three arrests tied to unrelated hazing accusations a few weeks earlier. >>> a third day of hearings for the army private accused of being behind the biggest intelligence leak in u.s. history. today, a military supervisor testified that she had recommended bradley manning's removal from a secure computer room well before he was under suspicion. private manning is accused of providing defense and state department documents to wikileaks wh

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the alumni association rallied in support of the band director yesterday. >>> a major snowstorm is expectedo pound the great plains today. blizzard conditions, up to 15 inches of snow is expected to fall. >>> families who are putting off paying for presents are getting much needed cheer this holiday season. >> how a good deed is becoming a popular trend among perfect strangers. >>> santa doesn't always have a white beard and wear a red hat. susan fears is an ambassador of holiday goodwill. she is part of a growing trend of people who show up to layaway counters. they randomly pick up somebody's list and do pattal. >> reporter: the tradition is quickly becoming more popular. one secret santa who didn't want to be identified said it is a great way to give a needy family a break during economic times. >> i have the chills because it feels so good. i would recommend anybody who can possibly do it, you don't have to do a big amount. >> store managers say usually the holiday lists include children's toys in small holiday gifts. many time people miss their payments or don't complete them and are l

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the nfl alumni association with several nonprofits turned the parking lot into a winter wonderland. they took a break from the fun to chow down in the vip tent, but they were soon back outside enjoying the sights. how cool is that? >> interesting location. >> it looked like epcot center there. the sharks, they enjoyed their sights tonight as well. they were in the tank producing their highest scoring game of the year. and defensively, one of the best saves you will ever see. sports is next. [ female announcer ] hurry to jcpenney... ...for the final days to save before christmas... ...and shop til midnight for those last minute gifts. like 60% off must have winter coats... ...and 60% off the coziest sleepwear. go to jcp.com to see everything on sale. jcpenney. ...for the final days to save before christmas... ...and shop til midnight for those last minute gifts. like 60% off must have winter coats... ...and 60% off the coziest sleepwear. go to jcp.com to see everything on sale. jcpenney. martin was one of the shark's key acquisitions this past off season. they had -- they will be out

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members of the citizens police academy alumni association will volunteer their time at the west oaklandart station to provide safety for shoppers. oakland and bart police officers will help with the effort to ensure they make it safely through their cars. a little dog in monterey county is recoverg from surgery. we told you about frosty last week. he ran away from a foster home on the peninsula. someone reported seeing the pups run from a car window. but now officials think he was hit by the car. vets of the humane society are taking care of an eye injury, as you see here, and severe hydration. let's say frosty is in good spirits. toim to check the morning commute with mike. earlier pictures showed it was slick. >> especially off the freeways at the offramp. slow it down. it might be slippery. no slowing through that area. the rest of san jose and the south bay looking good. we have construction. the crews still on eastbound 237 up to northbound 880. every time it rains, like growing up as a kid i used to hear about flooding. we get a live shot crossing the bay on highway 92. a smooth d

also keep in mind that the head of the alumni association made it very clear that if this board bendsdecision not to suspend dr. ammons. >> george, what about where things stand with the band director and the band itself? >> well, keep in mind, the band director was fired and four students were suspended several weeks back. but the florida department of law enforcement asked this university to hold on any disciplinary actions so those decisions have been basically rescinded. the university's band director back on leave with pay. those students were put back in to the band and all of this just pending as the murder investigation continues. >> next, i'll talk with robert champion's parents and ask them what they hope will come out of this tragedy. >>> beyond the headlines about hazing. the board of trustees' meetings and the investigation into the death of a young man with a bright future. robert d. champion was just 26 years old when he died last month. on friday the medical examiner's office released details on how champion died. authorities have ruled his death a homicide. joining us

volunteers from the police academy alumni association will offer the escorts between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. at the bart station there. you will be able to recognize them because they will all be wearing red vests. >>> narcotics agents are searching for three men connected to a pot club raid in the east bay. agents moved in on the happy wellness center. that's in newark yesterday after complaints of illegal sales and money laundering there. later police swarmed the clinic owner's home in danville and arrested the 28-year-old woman, believed to be a manager. they are looking for the owner and two other people connected. >>> and five school board members are targets of a recall campaign in the oakland unified school district. a group called the concerned parents and community coalition needs to launch a signature drive to get the issue on the ballot. they targeted trustees, they recently voted to close five elementary schools in oakland. >>> how about a little weather now? we're a little wet out there, lawrence. >> a little wet this morning. showers in the bay area early on today. t

espn reports one man was taken to the hospital as a precaution. >>> florida a&m's alumni association university president should not be suspended over the hazing scandal while the investigation wears on. drum major robert champion died last month. an autopsy ruled he died from blunt force trauma during a hazing incident. his death was ruled a homicide. today the alumni group says hazing needs to stop at historically black colleges. >> we are 70,000 graduates strong and we call for an end to senseless hazing rituals. we anticipate prosecution and pen nens. since hazing is a nationwide problem, we stand red i do take the lead with famu administration, other institutions other institutions in the florida and the united states as well as middle and high schools around the state and the country to solve this age-old problem across the country. >> we should tell you that no one has been charged in robert champion's death. >>> during a military hearing, prosecutors called bradley manning a calculating traitor known for his commuter expertise and emotional outbursts. they say his computer in

the leader of the national alumni association warns suspending ammons could affect the university's accreditation>> at the end of the day we want justice for robert champion and right now they're using the situation to attack the university. >> reporter: because champion's death was ruled a homicide several students could face felony charges, >>> still ahead this morning, with only two weeks left until next year, it's time to start thinking taxes. >> already? >> the good news is this is a positive. we'll have you increase your deductions and hopefully get you a bigger refund. who doesn't like that? you're watching "the early show" on cbs.hat? watching "the early show" on cbs. the holidays are here, here comes that jiggling sound. when sugar plums appear, temptation's all around. now here's a look at what's who don't like that? donuts, cakes and pies they've got a gift for me, i wish that i could take it back but there is no receipt. oh jiggle bells, jiggle bells, jiggle all the way. oh how i wish i could resist jiggling this holiday. oh joy oh natural joy! truvia®, box of bliss zero calorie sweet

members of the oakland police department, citizens police academy alumni association, are volunteering to escort passengers to cars. the escorts will be there from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. tomorrow night and tonight, as well. they will be wearing red vests. so if you need an escort you are all set. >>> disturbing rise in high school pot smokers. the bad habits that are dropping. >> need motivation to get moving? there's an app for that. the big gains that promise to make working out a lot more fun. >>> and tossed out of a car left for dead. how frosty the dog made his way back to safety. >>> and we have a lot of clouds outside, some showers this morning around the bay area. when will we start to dry out? we'll talk about that coming up next. you could see an investment opportunity you didn't see before. fidelity's next-generation ipad app lets you see what's trending around the world, as well as what over a million fidelity customers are trading throughout the day. and advanced charting lets you customize your views and set up your own comparisons. our ipad app can help refine your strategy, o

hundred boys and girls enjoyed a christmas party in santa clara, courtesy of the national football league. at alumni association cooperation with several non-profits turned the parking lot into a global winter wonderland last night. that is a nice picture. the kids were from the buys and girls club. they took a break from the fun to chow down in the vip tent but were soon back outside enjoying the sights. >> people suggested that i check it out, looks spectacular. >>> 5:25 in an hour and a half thousands of bay area nurses will walk off the job for a day in a bitter labor dispute. next, the working conditions they say they are being pressured into accepting. we'll have a live report. >> reporter: occupy berkeley protesters blased for a police raid overnight. this morning they are -- braced for a police raid overnight. this morning they are feeling victorious. we'll tell you what happened. >>> a special honor an amusement park is making to the officer who lost his life in the line of duty. >> er midwest into denver 19 there, 60s and -- 70s from new orleans up to d.c. mid 40s around seattle and portland. we have

>> reporter: florida's governor wants the president suspended but the leaders of the school's national alumni association warrens that suspending the president could affect the university's accreditation. >> at the end of the day we want justice for robert champion and right now they are using the situation to attack the university. >> reporter: because champion's death was ruled a homicide, several students could face felony charges, even second-degree murder. mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >>> in arlington, texas, a run-away cart on a football field caused a big scare. the unmanned cart plowed into several people after a high school playoff game on saturday. the winning coach fell into the krart befo cart before rolling out. a field worker got in it and stopped it. unclear how the cart got started in the first place. somebody did it. seven people suffered minor injuries. >>> time for weather >>> still ahead, with only two weeks left until next year, it's time to start thinking taxes. >> already? the good news is we are going to have you krincrease your deductions and hopefully get you a bigger ref

tommy mitchell, who is the head of the national alumni association, held a press conference over theeekend to make the point saying that should the board choose to suspend dr. emmons under the pressure of governor rick scott, the school could then lose accreditation saying that they sent the governor a warning saying such could happen. what we've been seeing is a tug-of-war play out between the government, between s.a.s. and the final decision, the board, to decide whether the doctor will remain or be suspended at the university's president. >> clear this up for us. why would emmons resigning or stepping down under pressure from the governor cause the university to lose its accreditation? >> reporter: well, basically making the point that this board should appropriate without political pressure. it should make its decisions on its own. so the governor has been very vocal making the suggestion that the doctor should step down or be suspended but the board of trustees should suspend him. today we'll see that play out in this building to see what happens with the doctor. clearly, under

members of the oakland police department's citizens police academy alumni association are volunteering to escort passengers to their cars. the escorts will be there from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. tonight and tomorrow night and they will be wearing red vests. >>> and san francisco is about to get its first target store similar to this. it will open in town next year. "the examiner" says construction will begin next month at the metreon shopping center. you might have seen the signs. the store should be open by october. target is already looking at another location to open in san francisco. >>> the hollywood reporter has a little list of the most rented movies from netflix and number one is sandra bullock in the blind side which features sandra as a woman who adopted a football player. then is crash number 2, the bucket list, great film, jack nicholson and the curious case of benjamin button, and finally "the hurt locker." >> all good movies. >>> speak of movies, golden gloin nominations came out a short time ago in beverly hills. the winners will be announced a month from today. it's a precursor

alumni association. maybe it's your professional association. but you should be able to risk going across statelines in in my estimation and we should move the deduction from the employer to the employee. i think there are a lot of reforms that you could do that would be market oriented that would help make health care more affordable. >> jon: do you think-- what should we do for veterans with their health care. what could we do for them. should we privatize that as well. >> i don't think we should privatize. i think the government has a obligation, a rightful obligation to our veterans to make sure that they have health care. there are proposals that would say-- . >> jon: do you think they get decent health care. >> i do, yeah. >> jon: so the government provides them with pretty decent health care. >> yeah, i'm not saying that, you know, the government doesn't have a role in health care it does. but i don't think-- i think what you are seeing is a lot of people as a result of the mandate that was imposed by this bill, in particular, i'm not saying we shouldn't have health-care reform. i'm saying this health-care reform is having an adverse impact. >>