. >> i felt rather uncomfortable in the class. i don't go to classrooms to feel uncomfortable. >> i think women should be able to breast-feed in public because it's not unnatural and is not something we should be ashamed of. >> professor pine declined to comment. the school issued a statement that said, "au does not have a policy that specifically addresses breast-feeding. the university is guided by personal law which does not prohibit or allow breast-feeding in certain environments." you can continue the discussion online on our facebook page. >> already dozens of comments about that issue on facebook. >>> 4:31 right now. something else people are talking about right now and have been talking about all week long is the weather. >> i feel like most people agree it's nice weather. >> oh, yeah. it's absolutely -- it just feels so good not to have the humidity and so pleasant during the afternoons. but it's chilly now. another morning with the temperatures unusually chilly for mid-september. there's the view from space. we've got th

it was uncomfortable. that's definitely true. the shift was so dramatic.nd it very disorienting. i found it guilty. didn't know what to do. was afraid i'd blow it. an my daughter's security would be gone. >> reporter: now her security is no question. >> one person said, if j.k. rowling wrote a lawn mower manual, it would sell 2 million copies. is that annoying or comforting? >> it's comforting. my worry was having finished "harry" how would i know i was published for the right reason? >> reporter: she even considered writing "vacancy" under a different name. but thought against it. >> i never decided to write anything thinking what am i proofing today? it's not how i would write. that's just a story i really wanted to tell. >> reporter: the reasons are deeply personal. >> this book is not a memoir, however it says personal things about what it's like to be poor and what it's like to be on the receiving end of certain attitudes when you're poor. >> what would you say you learned? >> sometimes we get the views of rich people who may not know as much. when yo

it will be humid and uncomfortable with high temperature near 84 degrees. we will do the seven day forecast when i come back in just a few minutes. >> police are calling it a senseless crime. a mother shot and killed leaving a party. >> they say she was not the intended target. kim dacey is with us with the latest on the investigation. >> she was in case to be married and work for suntrust bank. police are asking for the public's help to find her killer. >> you took away somebody's daughter. that is number one. and you took away somebody's mother. and you took away my soul mate. >> geron mills describes his high school sweetheart. she was the mother of his son. a family party was ending and she had walked to a home on the alameda. shots were fired. one of them struck her in the chest, killing her. the last words he heard were, "call 911." >> detectives did not believe that this young lady was the intended target. >> her mother weeps for, calling for a wonderful person. now her son is left without a mother. her family hopes somebody will come forward to find

the very uncomfortable question. is america better off or not because of four years of barack obama? my argument would have been for them, you know what? the first six months were a nightmare. since then you've been better off. because they've made a four-year assessment from the point of election to now, the stats don't really work for barack obama on most common ground you look at to compare like with like, he's not in good shape. how do you dispute the fact it doesn't look like we are in better shape in america? >> there are stats on both sides. we look at the all-time high stock market. gdp growth up. we were hemorrhaging 800,000 jobs a month. now we're growing. not enough, but -- >> unemployment has gone up. gas prices -- there are key economic dynamics which look terrible. >> on both sides. >> only one side's in government. >> i mean both sides. some numbers are worse. some numbers are better. here's the key point. democrats could be stupid if we tried to tell people how they feel. so the best we're going to do

temperatures not at all uncomfortable.ays with the chance of showers and thunderstorms. temperatures moderately cool. >> pretty good fall temperature? >> nice for football. >> northwestern home 4-0. >> wouldn't want to play baseball. but football is good. >> 54 and sunny. perfect. >>> what's y'all's weather. >> often it's snow. >> he has, often. glad you guys joined me up here. i felt like clint eastwood. >> that's our news for this saturday morning. >> for all of us have a good weekend. withe. >> elysee you on monday. p

well, uncomfortable to say the least. bad hair day. bad hair day weather. >> so i heard when folks got in this morning. everyone complained. well, bill, thank so much. >>> big buzz over apple, facebook falls once again, and something very hard to picture, a vegetarian mcdonald's. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead, plus miley cyrus finds another way to say i'm no longer a kid star. i'm a grown-up. >>> coming up, a new number one in college football, the chase in the a.l. east is over, and andy roddick is all wet. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. the department of defense says a book by a former navy s.e.a.l. does contain classified information about the mission that killed osama bin laden, but the pentagon is still considering whether criminal charges will be filed against the author. >>> in canada, a gunman was arrested after allegedly firing shots that killed one person at a political victory r

two wars and arguments over water boarding and patriot act, creation of the tsa and uncomfortable airport screening, these changes because of zealots resent our freedom. we need to remind americans how good we have it and how bad that day. the innocent victims of 9/11 and troops who died because of that terrible day truly deserving recognition. we in the media must remember that and in our coverage help the nation remember, as well.

leesburg it feels like 98 and yes it is uncomfortable out there because the dew points that are in the 70s. so if you're going out tonight bruce, definitely don't forget your umbrellas just in case, talk about your labor day weekend forecast as well a little bit later, back to you. >> thanks a lot anny. the beginning of the new era today at -- the beginning of the new era today at penn state. the day was a university's first football game since jerry sandusky was found guilty of sexually abusing young guys. also the first game without joe paterno in more than 60 years. players bowed for a moment of silence before the game to remember victims of sexual abuse. highlights from the game ahead in sports. >>> but the first time we're hearing the calls made moments after a deadly train accident in ellicott city. take a listen to this. >> howard county 911. >> i'm in ellicott city. the train fell over. >> the crash on august 20th claimed the lives of two young women and they were buried under coal that spilled. >>> help wanted. a sign of recovery but when it comes to wages new jobs are paying

because i y when you watch something that is uncomfortable. sometimes you might laugh or you might shout inappropriate things. i would like to ask that you be respectful to the rest of us who are watching this movie with you. we will have some time to discuss it when we return to our school sites, but more importantly we hope that by seeing this movie together, we're going to dedicate ourselves to ending bullying in our classrooms, in our hallways, in our lunchrooms and in our school yards. and as hard as it is to watch this film, i think we can learn a lot from this as well. there is a reason why the t-shirts that many of you received today have a big slash through the word "bullying." because we're committing ourselves today to being anti-bullying. we're not going to participate in it or let others do it. as i watched this movie a few short weeks ago, i think back time in my life when i was bullied. as you can tell i'm not the tallest guy in the world or the thinnest guy in the world, but that is not the worst part that i remembered. do you

the very uncomfortable question.of four years of barack obama. my argument would have been the first six months are a nigh mare but since then they are better off. but since they made it a four-year assessment, the stats really don't work for barack obama on most common ground that you look at to compare. like he is not in good shape. how do you dispute the fact that it doesn't look like we are in better shape in america? >> there are stats on both sides. we look at the all time high stock market, gdp growth up, hemorrhaging jobs now we're growing, though not enough. >> unemployment is up, gas prices are sored. there are key economic dynamics. we look terrible. >> on both side. >> only one side. >> i mean both sides. some numbers are worse and some numbers are better. democrats would be stupid if we tried to tell people how they feel. so the best we're going to do, i think, is to say you know what? we do not want to go back to where we were in 2008. we do not want to go back to the policies that brought us fl and we

it feels uncomfortable right now. check out annapolis. entire area here with the exception of a few of us watching out in the mountains in the 70s. 69 in hagerstown. 68 in win chester. that is still not comfortable. it will be a very humid day and an increase in showers and storms back in the forecast a little later this afternoon. one or two sprinkles near dale city this afternoon. that is about it for the time being. later this afternoon as the real remnants of isaac start to move in, you can see the showers and thunderstorms. we will have an enhanced opportunity, try to put a bright spot on it, for scattered showers and storms. not going to rain every minute but i think we will have pearls of showers and storms and that threat will linger into tonight and then into tomorrow morning's commute. honestly, it will be around for much of the week here. there is just not a whole lot to kind of kick it through. it will be with us here for the next couple of days. 83 today, mostly cloudy and humid. wind south and east here at five miles per hou

the dew point down now at 6:00 to 71 degrees and that is uncomfortable. we combine them for the heat index and feels like it's 90 degrees. the average temperature forever this date in september should be around 81 degrees and that is too hot right now. prepare for another hot one tomorrow at 90 degrees and isolated storm can't be ruled out. it will be fairly spotty and friday, another hot day at 91 degrees and then the second half of the weekend, beginning the changes. the first part of next week is looking pretty spectacular. on radar tonight as mentioned, there is not a lot showing up. a couple of cells dieing out to the east of lexington park and moving across the bay. this is the biggest action between culpeper county and southern faulkier and this is producing a lot of lightning and that is taking awhile to get out of the area and drifting east and to the south. and so you're hearing the thunder and seeing the lightning out there and that is fairly isolated. i bet that drops a couple of inches of rain and that is why we're saying there could be local

but lots of great concepts can come out of these uncomfortable conversations, like how we bought during a seller's market, and chose a town home instead of a single family home. so? did i tell my daughter how much our house cost? would you? let us know us on facebook and twitter @bizrpt. i'm alisa weinstein. >> tom: finally tonight, happy birthday to google. the web giant is 14 today. to celebrate, it's serving up a digital slice of cake. from researching for business to finding the nearest latte and sending email, google has become a part of our daily lives with its mission to "organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful." fulfilling that mission has taken google from an $85-per- share initial stock offering to a lifetime closing high tonight of $756.50 a share. that's a 790% gain since its market debut. that's "nightly business report" for thursday, september 26. good night, everyone. we'll see you online at nbr.com, and back here tomorrow night. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> join us anytime a

oppressively uncomfortable. some seeing some storms tonight. sue is in the weather center. >> this humidity has got to go. it is hotter than in points in the summer. we are expecting low 80s. we got to 90 degrees and the dew point is high. you mentioned yes, there are a couple thunderstorms around. they are not widespread. we'll take you straight to the radar. that is not an area of rain you are seeing there sweeping that. just a little bit of ground clutter. the storms are getting toward the beaches. heavy rain and a lot of lightning as these are pretty fast movers now. so we are not seeing the flash flooding concerns, but they are dropping a will lot of rain. we get closer here, not too far from route 50. north of queenstown. one other small storm moving away. you know they have been talking about not having that big speech by president obama outside tomorrow because there could be storms around. look at that huge line of storms, what we call the con convective complexes. it's still warm at 80 degrees. we see something nice on the weather map

there's nothing more uncomfortable for the speaker and the listener than identifying the wrong feelingr instance, you might say, "i can see you're extremely concerned about his thumb sucking," but a more desirable way to say it would be, "are you more worried or irritated about the way he's gone back to sucking his thumb?" saying it this way gives people the option of correcting you if you're mistaken. attending behavior and paraphrasing for facts and feelings show the family member that we're there for them both physically and mentally. but often a well-placed question can help someone express themselves more completely. the final listening skill we're going to look at is called questioning. for every technique, there's both good and bad execution. once again, let's return to our conference and see an example of poor questioning. teacher: thanks for coming to this conference today, and i wanted to start out by asking you a few questions. ok. does rosie watch a lot of violent tv programs would you say? no. never. well, we've seen an awful lot of aggression here at school, and i was try

>>reporter: flying coach is rarely comfortable. >> it's uncomfortable. and i was sitting up on row 10 and they still were small, so i can't imagine them getting any smaller. >>reporter: for coach passengers on united airlines, it's going to get even more cramped. the airline says it's going to retrofit 152 of its planes with slimline seats, reducing the seat size from 18 inches to 17 inches. but most customers say it is just too tight a fit. >> that's not going to work at all. >>reporter: why is that? >> it's already too tight. i mean, you can't move, you have backaches, you already have no leg room, so i can't imagine it smaller. >>reporter: the change will allow for six extra seats in the cabin. united says its passengers shouldn't notice a change, especially since leg room won't be affected. the airline also plans to equip its entire fleet with wi-fi capabilities by 2015, but paul sonnier says that's no consullation. >> i don't use my laptop anyway because it's almost impossible to do. >> you have to be comfortable, doesn't make any difference if you

some questions as to the constitutionality of the hearsay, illinois' hearsay law and i just felt uncomfortable with the hearsay evidence and that is why i held out for an extra day. >> judge jeanine: you know, what is interesting is when the question came back from the jury to the judge what does unanimous mean, was there a thought for any time that you would not change your verdict? i mean what made you finally change? >>> well, i had to reread the instructions from the judge on the hearsay evidence and the circumstantial evidence. i kept reading it and then, of course, the general indictment itself trying to find out if using the evidence presented in court did the state satisfy the burden of proof that the defendant was guilty in this situation. >> judge jeanine: ron, was there and let's go to the whole jury now, there was any question regarding whether this was an accident or a homicide? was this something you guys decided early on? >> oh, yes. pretty much we pretty much did not even talk about the defense expert witness because we thought there were too many bruises in the front and back

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the local humidity levels make it uncomfortable. it feels like it is 93 in the nation's capital because the heat and humidity have combined. more sunshine in recent days. a big blow break here and that is where most of the clouds and showers have been. you see the track moving from west to east and a new area. all this will move through. we have ourselves in a situation where we get toward the weekend. hurricane hunters may go out tomorrow afternoon. there is a leftover cluster that may have developed on the outflow from hurricane isaac. if this develops topically it will become nadine. the front is moving through and as we get through the day tomorrow, that isolated shower will hang in there because cooler and drier days are ahead. partly cloudy and some patchy fog. partly cloudy and humid. highs in the lower 90's. right now in the game for showers and storms. look at the temperatures. cool and dry and a taste of autumn just ahead. >> something to look forward to. >> we have a look at your wednesday night on primetime. we will begi

you can always tell mitt romney is uncomfortable when he does he awkward laugh. [ mocking laughter ]en you come back you know what your new favorite union is? the nfl refs. >> there is a lot of people in the league that would rather break the union. they feel like officiating is a commodity. >> cenk: and then paul ryan several years ago through mitt romney under the bus. rather than having what happen's when you put susan sarandon and cyndi lauper together on the same couch. well, it's conversation you won't hear anywhere else. that's for sure. plus, singer and activist, wyclef jean. only on current tv. are they contagious? i don't think so. [ male announcer ] contract the rainbow! taste the rainbow! >> cenk: the contract with nfl referees association expired in june, and now they are having a bit of a problem obviously with wages and their pensions because they have been locked out. it is causing a bit of an issue in the nfl that's for sure. look at what happened last night. >> reporter: bill belichick at various times were clearly uet and at thehe end o o the game he was seen going

she got so uncomfortable. i let the song go on as long as possible.d it. >> jimmy: you have to have a little fun on the show too much. it's only fair. the other judges, you got rid of that terrible host. i told you to get rid of him last time. he's gone. you brought britney on which is a huge coup, i would say. >> it was a big coop. everybody wanted you to be on your show and there are a lot of shows now. i'm sure you got a lot of telephone calls. what did you think of simon before you met him? did you have an continopinion o before this? >> i thought he was kind of rude. >> jimmy: kind of rude? >> the idea he gives when he was on the show. but i talked to him on the show and he was a total sweetheart. i fell in love with him he was absolutely sweet. >> so was she, she was absolutely charming. sweet, humble and nice. >> jimmy: were you surprised by this? >> yeah, her reputation was completely different -- >> whatever. >> i was very, very advised. we had this love affair on the phone for a couple days then i had a third conversation where britney told

i say i'm kind of uncomfortable with it. i do not want to tell the world where i am. but at the same time, i need to tell the world where i am. more and more people who use facebook and twitter have this problem. on the one hand, they know they need to be on these networks. on the other hand, they're very uncomfortable with it. they need to teach the kids about it. my book is nothing less trash our iphone, give up our twitter our facebook account. it acknowledges this paradox. he was to be strong individuals in the 21st century, we need to maintain our privacy. we need to maintain our economy. we need to maintain our secrecy. the problem is it is harder and harder to do. that is where you -- if that is what you call hypocrisy, i am a hypocrite. but i am no more of a hypocrite than anybody else here. nobody here, i would guess, wants to live completely publicly. no one wants to turn themselves inside out to the everyone knows where they are all the time. >> i cannot argue with that one. you are not clear the hypocrite. maybe a hypocrite. this is still to be proven. let

leaving one slack jawed on camera for an uncomfortable amount of mouth breathing time. what the?his is the only thing i can imagine he doesn't have sweat glands and that is how he stays cold. finally, it was time for hillary clinton to speak. you know her her people made a little video tribute to lead into her speech. we -- i'm sorry. couldn't help ourselves we made a little party of what that video would be if we made it. take a look. >> hillary. how do you become a. they did write back an say "we're not taking any women". >>jon: that is priceless. we're irrepressible. i'm sorry i was told that was the actual video. are you sure? i'm sorry. this was all parody but it wasn't. ♪ girls girls girl thank you very much. i just believe that i popped my pelvis out of joint. >> i'm very proud to introduce my hero, and my mother! joz ladies and gentlemen please welcome super man and hillary clinton. i'm sorry. what did by some counts the hillary clinton need to do in her speech? she has to sell it. hillary clinton cannot dance tonight. >> we want barak obama to be the president of the uni

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sticky and uncomfortable. by this afternoon, 1:00, showers intensifying.ith lots of storms around. heavy downpours. here's berkeley springs. i want to say hi to the folks up at the nbc sister station in hagerstown for tweeting this. look at downtown berkeley springs, west virginia. this was last night and evening, when it stalled over them and soaked them. you can see the car. we tell you never to do this, so easy to have your car swept away. you do not want to be trapped in a vehicle in flooding water. looks like unfortunately this part of the viewing area, berkeley springs is getting more tropical rain. they'll be getting some more this afternoon. along with us. this will be setting up shop for a couple of days here. winchester knocking on your door at the moment. it will be spreading from west to east. and closing in on the beltway not long after lunch which is when the nats game will be starting, 1:35. a frontal boundary is stalled over top of us and that's the sponge wringer out of over the next couple of days. as long as we have that tropical leftove

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