toledo has its own story of an fbi informant. darren griffin grew up in toledo and joined the u.s.y. court testimony would later reveal that after he left the military his life began to spiral out of control. >> he started abusing drugs and alcohol. became involved in drug dealing activity. my name is edward brian. i'm an assistant federal public defender for northern district of ohio. he came to know drug enforcement agents when they busted him for drug related activity and began working as a drug informant in northwest ohio. >> while working for the dea griffin turned in other drug dealers. he continued to use and sell government. $800 per week, cash. [ chanting ] >> in 2002, he walked into this toledo mosque posing as a convert. ziad abu humus was one that welcomed him. >> it was on a friday, the opened door for him, we felt he needed an open hand and we felt he was doing this for good faith. >> to the muslim community he was the chosen one but for the the deaea he was the trainer. his cover, a disaffected american trying to make up for misdeeds in iraq. he set his sights on moh

they went up to chicago, toledo. that is also new york. and of course, down south westward to new orleans. there were a lot of trains coming through and they were located right through the center of town. one route went directly north and south, from lafayette on 5th street to the north to chicago. the other came through at a diagonal. to the southwest. and so those trains -- they went diagonally across the city. you will see. to have hospitals on either side, fire stations on either side. if you were late, you would say the train held me up and they would believe you, because it was probably true. at one time the largest employer into the -- they movedas their shops into lafayette. so you had railroad cars being drove here. of the people here, you had a significant bunch of people, enterprising people.

nick was coaching one year at toledo. he called gary pinkel he said, i'm going to go to the cleveland browns with bill belichick. i can't get you the toledo job but i can get you the interview. gary pinkel left don james' squad at washington coached for ten years at toledo. the two have remained good friends for the last 40 years. third down. is that a live ball? i didn't think so. >> gary: a great read. alabama saw that ball nick perry just snuffed it out he saw it coming all the way. not even close to a catch. fourth down. 2:14 to go in this one. back in the middle of the season we saw this alabama team. we saw goal post torn down and through the square of oxford. next week they won squeaker at arkansas 14-13. nick saban kind of went off in the press conference about people's expectations being so high. he said we won on the road. that was 14-13 win. a blocked extra point. difference in the arkansas alabama rolling. >> gary: what do you think of this. how would you rate -- you've been watching this a long time. florida

katy russo is one of our staff members who is based in toledo, ohio. and her family were directly affected by this. she has written a blog on our website. and you'll recall a few months ago charleston, west virginia had a similar water ban when there was a spill of toxic chemicals into the river. we have mistreated our rivers throughout our history and continue to do so in many ways. climate change is affecting this. in toledo the reason the ban went into effect was because of a toxic bloom in lake erie. that results from polluted run-off from cities and from farms. nd as we see more storms and intense storms we see more of that run off occurring and more events like this unless we take steps to address the problem of polluted run off, unless we take steps to address the problem of climate change. if we don't address climate change and our rivers, we're really missing the boat. no pun intended. because the fact is that our rivers are one of our best defenses against climate change. they provide critical linkage for wild lifey to move in response to a c

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she's from toledo. >> yeah, that's her. >> 24/7.'s in the hotel somewhere. >> in 2012, using the same name, dynasty was arrested by the chicago police department at a string operation at this downtown hotel. like many young women caught selling their bodies, dunaway insisted she was working alone. >> do you wish to answer questioning at this time. >> i ain't answering nothing. >> at the time of her arrest she was sharing a woman with another woman and a man she claimed she didn't know. >> who turned you on to backpage. >> i turned myself on it to. >> no one introduced you or told you about it? >> harper has charges in ohio, south carolina and florida for assault, drugs and promoting prostitution. since chicago, msnbc tracked dunaway posting ads in a new city every week. she earned another arrest in louisiana along the wachlt still she insists she's an independent operator. >> are you still with him? >> look at her neck. >> is she tattooed? >> she is inked all over. yeah. >> visible tattooed or being branded is an indication to law e

katy russo is one of our staff members who is based in toledo ohio. and her family were directly affected by this. she has written a blog on our website. and you'll recall a few months ago charleston, west virginia had a similar water ban when there was a spill of toxic chemicals into the river. we have mistreated our rivers throughout our history and continue to do so in many ways. climate change is affecting this. in toledo the reason the ban went into effect was because of a toxic bloom in lake erie. that results from polluted run-off from cities and from farms. and as we see more storms and intense storms we see more of that run off occurring and more events like this unless we take steps to address the problem of polluted run off, unless we take steps to address the problem of climate change. if we don't address climate change and our rivers, we're really missing the boat. no pun intended. because the fact is that our rivers are one of our best defenses against climate change. they provide critical linkage for wild lifey to move in response to a

freshman jones as duke beat toledo. >>> and a coach is being disciplined after he hit west virginia players bowl. michael richardson is seen striking west virginia players twice during the first half of yesterday's game. richardson was sent home early. school officials say further action will be decided soon. a&m beat west virginia 35 to 27. when we return another look at the top stories and presidential party crasher. we'll tell you how one couple's wedding plans were rescheduled in order to accommodate mr. obama's. so come on in and get your veggie on. subway. eat fresh. i did it.... i did it too... they took nature's bounty hair skin and nails it's a vitamin supplement that nourishes from the inside... with biotin for beautiful hair and strong nails. and vitamin c and e for vibrant skin. give it a month, if your hair, skin and nails don't look and feel more beautiful we'll give you your money back. i did it...and i feel beautiful. take the nature's bounty hair, skin and nails challenge visit naturesbounty.com for details. in delicious gummies too! >>> here's a look at today's forecast in

a septa worker claims he saw toledo place a glue trap with nails attached to it near a car tire. he was arrested and currently on probation from the tire slashings that happened back in 2012. >>> the former head master has been found guilty in dealing with child pornography. tower hill school in wilmington. police searched wheeler's home and office and found thousands of images of child pornography. now, no evidence that wheeler abused any students or other children. he faces up to 50 years in prison when he's sentenced in march. >>> a delaware county man is facing child pornography charges. police say they found 26-year-old peter john franco iii with a videotape of a woman sexually abusing a child. when police served a warrant at franco's home, he was hiding on the roof. he's due in court in january. >>> a police-involved shooting in north hampden county is now in the hands of the state attorney general's office. because of conflicts of interest. here's the story. up to the ag to determine whether deadly force was justified. back in october, richard sherman led police on a chase

and around toledo, ohio, shuttered by flu.e is the long holiday break will get everyone healthy again. >>> and conjoined twins recovering from their first surgery. they were joined at the face. but it's believed the only major organ they share is the liver. initially, they were only given a 25% chance of survival, but getting stronger and better every day. >>> the u.s. olympic committee is going all out to bring the olympics back to america. san francisco, los angeles, boston and washington, d.c., a final announcement will be announced early next year. atlanta hosted the most recent summer games in the u.s. in 1996. >>> summer games, talking about basketball. ice hockey is not. >> there was history made last night. we get the highlights from espn. >> good morning. welcome to the "sportscenter" set, he's neil everett, i'm stan verrett. and get to the warriors and the 16-game win streak. >> i've had 17 cups of coffee. roll the highlights. this is unbelievable. the longest shootout in nhl history. the old record, 15. we're at 20.

much the same story around toledo, ohio. several schools shuttered by flu.pe is the long holiday break will get everyone healthy again. >>> and conjoined twins in jacksonville, florida, recovering from their first surgery to repair organ damage. it's carter and connor, joined at the face. but it's believed the only major organ they share is the liver. it's not known when the boys will be separated. initially, they were only given a 25% chance of survival, but they're getting tropic ting str better every day. >>> the u.s. olympic committee is going all out to bring the summer olympics back to america. bids for four cities were presented yesterday. those cities, san francisco, los angeles, boston and washington. a final decision of the u.s. candidate city will be announced early next year. atlanta hosted the most recent summer games in the u.s. in 1996. >> well, summer games, talking about basketball. summer olympic sport. ice hockey, of course, is not. >> there was history made last night in both. we get the highlights from espn. >> good morning. welcome to t

here's more from lisa of our toledo station. ♪ >> reporter: instead of the consumer price index, it'sas price index. the tongue in cheek economic analysis is up about 1% this year. the smallest increase since 2002. >> it's a serious business, but puts levity in the day, really appropriate for the holidays. >> reporter: pnc has been putting a price tag on the items in the song for more than 30 years. some came to life in the pnc lobby. first up, the pipers piping. >> our price is pretty reasonable, questiyes. we are inflation-proof. >> the pipers set you back $2,635 per performance. the same as last year. next up, the nine young ladies dancing. once again, the cost is the same as last year, a cool $7,553 per performance. the five golden rings, $750. again, the same as last year. in fact the cost for eight of the 12 gifts held steady this year. two of the increases involved animals. the six geese allaying up more than 70%, and the partridge in a pear tree, up 30%. >> a lot of that is driven by other factors. transportation costs which have gone up and grain costs. >> reporter: pnc leade

lauderdale when it made an unscheduled stop in toledo last night. local fire crews converged on the plane after getting a mayday call. no one on board the plane was hurt. a second jet was brought in to finish the flight. >>> and president obama will officially announce today his pick for secretary of defense. ashton carter is wide lid expectedto be the nominee. he's a physicist and former deputy secretary of defense. carter has already received bipartisan support and has already received easy confirmation. he will replace chuck haig whole announced his resignation last month. >>> and an american hostage is pleading with his captors. they raided a cave and killed six al qaeda guards. troops saved eight hostages but somers was not in the group. his brother and mother have made a video to address his captors saying they had no knowledge of the attempt to rescue him. >> please show mercy and give us an opportunity to see our luke again. he is all that we have. >> al qaeda says the united states has two more days to meet unspecified demands or somers cou

investigators say hundreds lined up for tickets to buy the new air jordan shoes in toledo but they say things quickly got out of control as you can see. police briefly shut down the event after making several arrests but tickets were eventually handed out, a little bit later. >>> a stunning admission, steven collins confess toss sex abuse with minors n a statement to people magazine the seventh heaven star admitted to sexually abusing three under age girls. collins says incidents happened between 1973 and 1994. the 67 year-old apologized and says he has been in treatment. these allegations first surfaced when his ex-wife released a recording of a controversial therapy session. >>> 5:21. almost a must win situation for eagles this weekend and now they will have to play without another key leader. >>> also getting more of the mummers, there they are, strutting on new years day this year, we will let you know where else y you can catch a big performance, that is coming up, we will be right back. >>> time for traffic and weather together and katie, a down right cold start. >> colder by com

david toledo is accused of vandalizing several cars. he is currently on probation stemming from the tire slashings back in 2012. >>> and in montgomery county, community members will help a family who lost almost everything in a house fire. a neighbor is accused of setting a fire to the home of limrick police as an act of revenge for her son's arrest. the event today starts at 3:00. >>> a close call caught on camera. that was a car almost hitting a new jersey police officer. if this had happened last week, we wouldn't have the video evidence for you. we'll tell you why. >>> all right, we are looking at showers falling this morning and also some fog across the area. mild, though, temperatures in the 40s. we're going to have the showers today and then heavy rainfall for christmas eve. we'll have the details straight ahead. >>> and a good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist michelle grossman. light rain is falling across the area and we're also seeing fog in spots and it is mild. temperatures in the 50s in some spots. look at visibility not

today the philadelphia man convicted in a string of tire slashings and may fair tire slasher david toledo is due back in court to face a new set of charge s police say he vandalizd several cars. a septa workers say they saw him place a glue trap with nails in it and he was arrested and currently on probation stemming from the tire slashings in 2012. >>> a philadelphia traffic court judge was cleared in a federal corruption case. >> now there is a new case against him. >>> also a close call caught on camera. an atlantic county police officer came inches away from getting hurt or killed during a routine traffic stop. >>> and north korean websites are up and running, again, after a massive outage. now, there's questions if the u.s. was behind the outage. >>> all right, grab the umbrellas as you head out. light rain across the area and fog north and west. here is a live look outside. we are looking at the pocono mountains seeing a one-mile visibility there. we'll talk more about today's weather and then talk about heavy rain falling for your christmas eve. that's all straight ahead. >>> it is

just last weekend people in toledo, ohio foretold for two days they could not use water for any purposers she and her family were directly affected. and you we will recall two months ago a similar watermelon when there was a store chemicals in the river. we have mistreated chemicals throughout history and continue to do so. a toxic algal bloom polluted runoff from cities and farms, and as we see more storms and intense storms please see more of the runoff occurring. quickly take steps to address the problem unless we take steps to address the problem of climate change if we don't address climate change and our rivers are missing the boat. because the fact is that provide critical linkage for wildlife to move in response to a change in climate. so addressing our rivers, rivers, restoring rivers to their natural state is critical. but all of this being done in a climate of political paralysis as you have heard a lot about even though we have a crisis we seem to lack the political will to do something about it. right now the us environmental protection agency and corps of engineers are wor

. >> movie reel: toledo, what is happening to your face. >> cool it dad, let me finish >> your face is turning blue. you're turning violet, violet. >> i told you i haven't got it quite right ... >>> willie wonga classic, give me your opinion. >> i don't know if you saw that movie. many of us did. i don't know which one you identified with. i was more of a mike tv. >> i'm not sure i identify with anyone in that fip. >> the ooopa-lumpa's make it legendary. gene wilder plays the villain in the movie and is effective. he's scary, scared a lot of kids. it's a great moral tale, a weird movie, a period movie, so strange, but unforgettable once you have seen it. >> several films on the list are not famous. why are they there? >> it is the library looking to preserve american film history. a third are movies you haven't seen, whether they are short timms, documentaries or films with a step in the directions that was unique. it's the history of cinema, little over 100 years now. and they did a great job of keeping the cinema in play. including movies that are obscure. it would be good for all of

by genetic engineering and is all the synthetic nitrate fertilizer that just poisons the water of toledo, ohio. call that a dead zone too because it's an algae bloom. it's caused by g.m.o. agriculture. we think g.m.o. agriculture and conventional agriculture in general contributes 30% of the greenhouse gases to global warming. interestingly enough and i'm very interested in your halophyte conversation because according to rode al institute organic food and farming puts so much carbon back into healthy living organic soils that it can actually sequester more carbon than is being released in our atmosphere. so there actually are open source low cost solutions to sequestering carbon and it has to do with agriculture. agriculture as we practice it today which is why we want to label g.m.o.'s is because that agriculture has killed the soils releasing all the carbon and is atmosphere really contributing to climate change. thank you very much. >> a lot of the issues that are going on internationally, i wanted to ask about as scientists that you are, what is your thoughts on fukushima and how co

you can see some out of toledo into san francisco. here some drive times just kind of sluggish from end to end between the past and dublin interchange no longer seeing any individual delays because of an earlier crash. that is ktbs traffic. your latest forecast now. >> what you need to know about this next work week we do have a dry cold front that will be moving through the bay area 2 2ndly cold air mass again, but right now with the lack of the wind we have yet another spare the air day. we have widely around the santa chara valley. we do have a combination at mid and high level clouds. dense fog at sonoma county. below freezing now inside santa rosa due to the clouds over there. est of the bay bridge into the try valley at 43 degrees these are the clouds that are in the area. they are reroding. move out. we'll have mostly sunny skies albeit hazy. temperatures in the 50s. northeast bridge at 5 miles per hour but we with that approaching front tomorrow, winds increase with a wind advisory in place especially for the costal areas and

. >> the emergency room kaiser permanente is re-opening after an irritating odor toledo a temporary closing night at 7:00 p.m., two employees suffered breathing problems and they were checked out by staff. firefighters never determined the cause of the odor. plans were diverted to other hospitals. the main hospital was not affected. >>> it's cyber monday. if you look to buy deal on holiday shipping list today is the day. you can do it from the comfort of home or for some of you, maybe from work, where they can't see you. >> not that we are condoning it. amy hollyfield has more on the best deals on cyber monday. >> get to your computer as soon as possible with the best deals hitting right new between can and 8:00 a.m. so it is time to shop. the best deals could be on appliance so check sears and home depot. we shoes are on sale, they are slashed today. gentleman's -- has 20 percent off. wait until before christmas, but this year we expect the best prices of the season today on cyber monday. >> the hottest toys is anything frozen, elsa doll for $28.88 is the hottest toy of the year. >> don't

. >> a $200 pair of shoes nearly led to a riot in toledo, ohio.control, police had to use pepper spray to get the situation in hand. here's a look at the shoes in question. they're called legend blue retro 11s. they officially go on sale saturday. >> powdered alcohol, an ounce of rum or vodka in powdered form. it's not expected in stores until spring of next year but there are plenty of concerns. >> it's a delivery system we don't know anything about and we fear that it will be made available to people who should not be consuming alcohol. >> the fda says it does not have the legal base tois block the product but eight states have banned it. new jersey and delaware are among them. >>> attention shoppers, time's running out to place your online orders for guaranteed delivery by christmas. friday is the day most shoppers can choose standard delivery and receive their online packages on time. but you'll have to act even faster if you want to order from retailers like toys "r" us and costco. their standard cutoff date is midnight tonight. >>> a puppy m

offenses.o#d >>> this is new. aza philadelphia man convicted in a string of tire slashings went david toledoaccused of vandalizing several cars just last month. a septa worker claims he saw him place a trap with nails near a car tire. he was arrested. he is on probation stemming from the tire slashing back in 2012. >>> the mother of missing west chester university student shane montgomery says because his keys were found doesn't mean she's going to stop searching for him. the 21-year-old vanished thanksgiving morning. a team found his keys in the river on sunday. divers searched the water just below boathouse row yesterday but didn't turn up new clues. his mother says she won't stop until she brings her son home. >> there's no resolution just because i found a set of keys. i miss him)a6ç terribly. i miss him terribly.- ll i text him every day. to ask him to help me find him. >> the keys were the first item of shane's to be found at the water since he went missing november 27th. >>> this morning, the internet is running in north korea. the question, was it a form of retaliation for the attac

the first provision will ensure the economic vitality and viability of the toledo bend hide owe electric estrogen located on the beautiful is a bean river on -- sabine on the louisiana-texas border. it provides power to thousands of homes and serves as an economic engine for our western border with texas. the project was first licensed in 1963 by russell long and our donald delegation was instrumental in getting this dam for hydropower established in our state, although we're known for oil and gas, we do have some hydropower in our state. it was relicensed in august, i'm proud of, with my support and leadership for an additional 50 years. which is a terrific certification on the part of the federal government that this project is fulfilling its original -- original goals and objectives. not only is it generating power, it's generating extraordinary recreational opportunity. this project includes a dam which impounds 185,000-acre reservoir, the largest manmade body of water in the south and a powerhouse capable of generating 81 megawatts of electricity. the project is operated primarily f

researchers at the university of toledo say kids who were abused or neglects have a greater risk forfe. experts say these findings prove that mistreatment during childhood can have long-lasting mental and physical affects. >>> kansas hass)nx been named t sickest state of 2014. that's according to a company u analyzed illness reports on social media. idaho and new york tied for the healthiest states this year. one k/jd from our area ranked on either list, that was new jersey. >>> some christmas gifts can't be purchased at a store. >> one local family will definitely tell you that themselves. >> oh, my gosh! >> they received some nice gifts from santa but couldn't even hold on to them when a surprise present appeared right outside of their home. >>> don't leave the house tonight for church services or holiday parties without hearing my forecast. i'll tell you how long the rain will stick around, what you can expect when you wake up on christmas morning. my nbc 10 first alert holiday forecast. >>> then all new tonight on nbc 10 news at 5:00, change is coming to the pennsylvania turnpik

by genetic engineering and is all the synthetic nitrate fertilizer that just poisons the water of toledo, ohio. call that a dead zone too because it's an algae bloom. it's caused by g.m.o. agriculture. we think g.m.o. agriculture and conventional agriculture in general contributes 30% of the greenhouse gases to global warming. interestingly enough and i'm very interested in your halophyte conversation because

think it's important that we do that across the country and reach into other areas of the needle toledo sometimes campaign not only in certain communities. one of the things that steve has done since he was elected state chairman in 2010 is he has brought together the various elements in the party all working together in one concerted effort so that his effort has been successful when he was up with the 2014 state convention no one even ran against him for the office of the chairman, all sides and parties recognized that he was keeping everyone together and working together on a single goal. it's remembering ronald reagan that he would rather have somebody that voted with an 80% of the time than someone that voted against him 100% of the time. and when we start looking within the area of inclusiveness in the party, it's even broader than the various racial and ethnic groups. it's others, too. we have to look at what happened when they try to come to you to exclude conservatives yes they got control of the party. at the time they were calling the liberals the democratic wing of the democ

international markets purely on valuation but also you have have this huge stimulus and it think will toledod t results down the road. >> without a breakup it looks like the company sony is doing well. i like the price and i think the stock can go higher. >> except for a little hacking issue. >> little bit. >> i have the problem trading japan right now. i see so many better opportunities i think elsewhere. >> from japan to china. dom chu at the desk. >> two companies heading in different directions with regards to china here. intel saying it is going to invest 1.6 billion dollars to upgrade its factory in western china. the latest sign that the chip maker is strengthening ties in that country and would bring its most advanced chip testing to that country. those shares down about a quarter so far today. a different story for best buy. it is ending its eight year foray. a chinese real estate company is going to buy them for undisclosed price. >> best buy up about a half percent on the day trade. >> pete? >> i love it. >> and everybody continues to say well at $30 it's too high. 33, 35, now 37.

delta flight making an emergency landing at toledo express airport. this was last night. it was heading to fort lauderdale from detroit. 225 people on board. authorities say that there were reports of smoke in the cockpit. the plane made it to the ground safely and fortunately there were no injuries. >>> coming up, police make an arrest after something pretty important in the cold weather was stolen from a popular shopping center. what police >>> good morning, aim howard eskin. eagles play their biggest game on the season on sunday against seattle. of course, last week was biggest against dallas but eagles to have move on. they have to win against a team in the nfc west after losing to san francisco and arizona one of the eagles that has played off the charts is connor barwin. he has credit he deserves, with the nfl naming him nfc defensive player of the month. so far barwin has a career high 12 an a half sacks. he may be mrp of the eagles defense. >> two things, it is his versatility and unselfishness. one thing about connor he truly just cares about the success of the d

captain ray carroll is a 26-year veteran of the toledo police department. >> she asked through the speaker serving the breakfast menu. >> mcdonald's stop serving chicken mcnuggets at 2:30 in the morning. dushane is four hours late. and this is no happy meal she's after. >> so she drove up and tried to explain her case a little bit more strongly. >> at the pick-up window, dushane continues to argue about the mcnuggets. and even though the clerk tells her several times there are no mcnuggets, dushane doesn't want to hear it. >> subsequently got out and assaulted the mcdonald's employee. she had the window open. she punched her in the face. >> as the manager hurries over to slide the window shut, dushane decks her one the second she arrives. this is the second person she punches, but the manager fights back, grabbing the customer's long hair. >> she tried dragging the suspect through the drive-through window. i don't know what she was going to do with her once she got her in there. nonetheless, she was deterred by other employees, saying, let her go, let her go. and she did. >> co-workers pus

the young woman is brought into the processing room, where she is identified as a 21-year-old from toledo, ohio. >> basically, i went into the room. she told me to take and put the donation on the desk. on the table. okay? and she told me on the phone it was $200 for an hour of her time. then she began to undress. i asked her for additional sexual favors. okay? she agreed to it. and i told her i was the police, and i signaled for my backup. >> is $200 the going rate for sex with a girl? >> it varies. you can go anywhere from $60 up to -- i mean, if you're talking centerfolds and stuff like, that you're talking thousands of dollars. >> that's my last name. >> while chastity is processed undercovers quickly reset the trap. other women are on the way. >> into your face. >> you know what's going to happen then, right? >> i don't give a[ bleep ]. what? book me. what the [ bleep ] you mean? it's called a fashion blog, todd. well, i've been helping people save money with progressive's discounts. flo, can you get janice a job? [ laughs ] you should've stuck to softball! i was so much better at so

. >>> police in toledo, ohio say they have had to use pepper spray to help control a large crowd.nvestigators say hundreds lined up for tickets to buy the new air jordan shoes but they say things quickly got out of control, and, briefly shut down the the event after making several arrests but tickets were eventually, handed out later. >>> a stunning admission now actor steven collins confessed to sexual abuse have of minors. in a statement to people magazine the seventh heaven star admitted to sexually abusing three under age girls. collins says that the incident happened between 1973 and 1994. the 67 year-old actor a pol guyed and said that he a has been in treatment. allegations first surfaced when his ex-wife released, a recording of a confidential therapy obsession. >>> up next in the healthwatch a link between air pollution and autism. >>> also a local woman seriously hurt after falling down an elevator shaft at fenway park. we are seeing exclusive new video as we will learn more about what may have cause that had dangerous accident. >>> but first here's what is coming up ton

. >>> police in toledo, ohio say that they have heard they use pep per spray to use a control of a largerowd. investigators say hundreds lined up for tickets to buy the new air jordan shoes but things quickly got out of control. police briefly shut down the event after making several arrests but the ticket were eventually handed out a little bit later. >>> it is the season not only for holidays but for high school seniors all across the country to mail in their college applications. >> but that anxiety comes a growing concern about whether students social media post can hinder their chances of getting into college. adrian a diaz explains. >> reporter: when 18 year-old, hussein is on twitter she thinks twice before pressing tweet. >> if you tweet one wrong thing, one tweet can go viral in seconds. the high school senior is thinking about college. she had replied to ten schools and knows that they can see what they put on line. schools do look. test press company kaplan surveyed 403 college admissions offices and 35 percent say they look at applicant's social media pages and that is up 9 p

. >>> it's much the same story in the toledo, ohio, area.ed yesterday and will remain closed today. other schools were also shut. their activities canceled because so many kids and adults have come down with the flu. >>> fewer teens are using marijuana. that's a good thing. according to a new study of kids in the 8th, 10th and 12th grades. the university of michigan study finds 24% of those questioned said they smoked pot. that's down 2% from last year. the study found that abuse of all prescription drugs, including painkillers dropped 2% as well among high school seniors. >>> sleep deprivation costs american employers an estimated $63 million a year in lost productivity. a new study in the journal "sleep" finds one-third of u.s. workers sleeps six hours or less. >> just one-third? >> i thought six hours was normal. researchers studied 125,000 people and discovered many americans whose work or school days started later in the morning got more sleep and recommend flexible schedules to avoid sleep deprivation. >> what am i supposed to do with

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that attack resulted in the release of a private company's information and emails that toledo the cancellation of the release of a movie about an sasse destination plot on north korean leader kim jong-un. despite north korea's formal denial the fbi is fairly convinced that the sony attack started. so who in north korea is savvy enough, well trained enough to set something so destructively loose or so destructive loose on the world. people who studied kim jong-un are pretty sure they know. we go to soul for more. >> reporter: north korean soldiers, a technicolor force against the west. on state-run television a ridiculous bravado of the military. but there are unseen soldiers in kim jong-un's cyber war against the west. they have no face and only known by a number bureau 121. >> what is bureau 121? >> they conduct overseas and enemy states. jong is a former north korea defector. he now in south korea independently attempting to crumble an agency nearly impossible to chase. bureau 121, a shadow agency with an unknown number of the regime's hand picked shadow agents placed in countries around the

toledo,tingly is of ohio. we were talking baseball in cuba. this is mr.ago. >> he is on the far left. get on radio, he has his mean face on. it's just exuding intimidation. >> the man in the middle is a legendary baseball coach. >> phil mattingly on his baseball career. we can also say this about betty liu. when betty liu talks about baseball, we all lean forward and listen. >> i can talk football. >> you are going to talk about uber today. there was no contest when you consider that they jacked up prices during the sydney hostage crisis. since then, we discovered it is trying to patent its surge pricing strategy. that's a new one. like themdidn't before, you are really going to hate them now. months, overeveral the course of the year, they have filed 13 applications to patent its rice surging technology. 10 of those patents have been rejected already. they say, this is valuable technology. and demand,upply when there is more demand and less supply, the prices are going to rise. he went to capture that to protect their business. >> it's disingenuous. they

you didn't know i remember isabel toledo saying she didn't know mrs. obama was going to wear her dress and coat. it was just pandemonium at the house when they saw it. >> i always say it's like asking a mother to choose between her children. they all come to me in the end. i loved helen taft's clothes. [laughter] after 15 minutes, it's my dress anyway. i watch the inauguration and it's beautiful and then i start thinking, don't step on my train. >> and then, of course, from a fashion perspective, it's always the next one. which might be the next first gentleman. [laughter] >> that will be interesting. >> i actually wanted to question on what the earlier person said. if we do have a madam president, will the smithsonian have the tux that the gentleman wears? [laughter] >> the first laddie. >> the smithsonian's definition of first lady this sounds like a copout. it's not. the smithsonian's definition of first lady is established 100 years ago. it was the mistress of the white house. and really it's the person that fills the role of first lady. so harriet

you didn't know -- i remember isabel toledo saying she didn't know that mrs. obama was going to wear her dress and coat at the first inauguration and just pandemonium at the house when they saw it. >> i always say it's like asking a mother to choose between her children because they all come to me in the end. i have a sneaking love of helen taft's clothes. and, you know, after 15 minutes it's my dress anyway. i watch the inauguration and it's beautiful and then i start thinking, don't step on my train. >> yeah. >> and then, of course, from a fashion perspective, it's always the next one. >> what's coming. >> which might be the next first gentleman. >> that would be interesting. >> i wanted to follow up on a question that the earlier person said. so if we do have a madame president, will the smithsonian have the tux that the groomman wears to the inaugural ball? >> the smithsonian's definition of first lady, sounds like a cop-out, it's not. the definition of first lady is established by mrs. hughes and mrs. james 100 years ago, the mistress of the white house a

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wrestler at his high school in ohio, prom king and top student with a scholarship to the university of toledof his senior year of high school, he tried caffeine powder just once. he overdosed and died. kate steiner is logan's mother. >> he had no idea what he was doing. none. i do believe at the last minute he realized what happened and probably shook his head. >> reporter: the coroner's report showed that logan had a lethal amount of caffeine in his system when he died. it's easily purchased online as seen in this youtube video posted by a man who says he ordered 25 grams of powdered caffeine through ebay. this form of caffeine is classified as a dietary supplement and is not regulated by the government. the caffeine in coffee, tea and other beverages is regulated. dr. robert glatter is a physician at lennox hill hospital. >> teenagers and young adults are getting this powder to lose weight and as a workout supplement and trying to study longer hours and it's seen as a way to do this. it's a vehicle. >> reporter: after logan steiner's death and a death of a newlywed in georgia, the fda poste