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new york city man is divorcing his wife after apple's new gps-based find my friend app showed she was lying about where she was and led him to her secret meeting with another man. >>> coming up, another nfl receiver is traded. on the ice, winnipeg rejoices. >>> plus, the lackluster new york jets' offense suddenly comes alive, running over anything in their way. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> well, if you're on the east coast, be prepared for wet weather the next two days. pretty big storm system heading your way. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, after three ugly road losses and rumors of team friction, last night home-cooked dolphin was just what the new york jets needed. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >> good morning. the new york jets desperately needed a win and the dolphins were up to the task. the dolphins have not won all year and it wasn't going to happen last night. matt moore looking for brandon marshall, but

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they knew he was lying.e enough to charge him with anything, they had to let him go. they now move on to torey adamcik. >> because of the fact that you were one of the last three people you know there and you had knowledge of her and stuff like that, it's common course we want to go and interview people and find out what you know. >> okay. >> torey says he and brian went to cassie's aunt's house expecting a small party, but nobody else showed up. >> why do you think nobody else showed up. >> we didn't call anybody. we called people, but never did. >> but then he changes his story. he claims he and brian didn't go to the movies. >> so you never did watch a movie? >> we were scoping the neighborhood because we were planning to go through cars. >> when you say go through cars, what do you mean? >> we just walk by, push the handle and if it's open, we get in it and steal the gas money or change. >> okay. >> and what was one of the cars you came to? can you give us a description, give us a location, give us a hou

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the man was lying in the road. he was critically injured at the time from a gunshot wound and by, there was this car. in, they saw ad woman in the car. she was pronounced dead at the scene. investigators began looking possible murder- suicides. to the was rushed hospital. report, he was later pronounced dead. what neighbors had to say tonight. >> the female looks like she's sustained an apparent gunshot wound also. >> was there any gun on the scene? >> if we did recover a weapon. time, i cannot tell you what we found. >> i am shocked. i had never seen anything like that. collects those neighbors tell us to seeingare used some police activity in the neighborhood, but nothing like this. themd surprise a lot of whatthey found out happened out here. police are looking into what relationship this couple had. there was a relationship, the of it and the identities are notan and woman going to be made public. >> thank you. >>> new at 11:00. police are confirming that a is a homicide.un someone was struck yesterday afternoon

now, the body shot by police was lying right on the sidewalk here. it was taken by the coroner's office earlier this morning. police received a call around 5:30 this morning that shots were fired on hillsdale. but when they arrived, they found nothing. a half-hour later people called back saying there was a man with a gun walking in the area. officers came back and said that man made a threatening move with a gun and one of the officers then shot the man. this all happened in the central county occupational center, a vocational school. a teacher witnessed what happened after the shots were fired. >> i saw a person laying on the sidewalk. they were on their back fighting, like they were trying to -- like waking up from sleep and not realizing what's going on and then collapsed. >> reporter: the man died at the scene. police are not releasing his identity, but they have recovered the gun that he had in his possession. at this point, they are not sure if that man had fired shots back at officers. witnesses say the man appeared to be young between 25 and

. >> my leg went forward, and the way it was lying, it was just basically sagging. >> gary was broken into pieces. there was even a danger it would have to be amputated. >> with this type of fracture healing with some difficulty, and some of them don't heel at all. even if they do, it can take between six and 12 months. >> but he's one of a small number of specialists using ultrasound. >> this is an ultrasound device which delivers ultrasound waves to the fracture which stimulates the bone to heal or regenerate new bone in terms of fracture healing. and we use it for the difficult fractures, ones with problems with healing. it's a very simple, painless treatment. >> a probe delivers waves similar to those used to scan pregnant women. it's known to be safe and has helped gary heal twice as fast. >> this is "bbc world news." the headlines this hour -- the first group of more than 6,000 prisoners are released in burma as part of an amnesty. the american authorities have charged two iranians over an alleged plot to assassinate a saudi diplomat. let's go back to that story. u.s. allegation

or what was left of him was lying in a smoking crater, and he was dying.e was saved by this navy corpsman james stoddard who was 20 years old, and this was his first time in combat. it just goes to show the incredible competence and professionalism of the folks we have in the military medical system who are out there saving livings. >> how does it strike you that according to tony schaeffer who joins us fairly regularly, who is, again, widely credentialed as a lieutenant colonel in the u.s. military, that when they pull american soldiers today -- when they poll american soldiers returning today, two-thirds of the soldiers when they are asked, are you going back to afghanistan, two-thirds say the only reason i'm going back to afghanistan is i'm concerned about the well-being of my brothers and sisters who are under threat right now in that country, and what does that tell us that our military is being deployed because of their concern for their brothers and sisters in combat and really not for a reason beyond that. >> i think we should be happy about that.

said the network was lying about what was happening in iraq and then in another interview in septemberaid he had praise for the network. >>> remember the bad lip reading.com thing we showed you of rick perry last week? >> wait for aed in received cook cookie, hot yellow cool aid and save a pretzel for the gas skrets. jets. >> they're back at it with michele bachmann. >> we'd been camping for two nights and six morninging downing bacardi. and from where i come, mama gets a what what. i i changed my facebook and the miss have agreed to find my stooges tape. i'm not learing from a sporty chevy hybrid with one cockeyed bore, i'll cure everybody who is nauseous. and my sister talks to big foot who is her neighbor. three's company had two dumb girls. janet was so mean and so good, you know. and when i buy stickers for folks in prison, i bring milk, not backyard meth, it's a prison party. >> milk not backyard meth. still ahead, why are you awake? your texts and e-mails are next. [ female announcer ] from the very first moment we arrive... we're on the move. ♪ and we don't want anything, ever,

in this case, i am talking about now, in the middle of a cross-examination, this good cop was lying or not telling the truth to protect this bad cop, who they knew was bad. i said -- what are you doing? and he said to me, what do you want to do? and it was this dilemma. he said he was a good policeman. but this concept of "we do what we need to get done" is combined with protecting each other, because it is bus against them. you see it. you continue to see these cases of searches. these policemen do not think -- the people in pacific heights, they think it is okay to break down their door, because they are drug dealers or drug users. the problem we are seeing is the community loses faith in the police department. when we do not have faith and in the police department -- whether it is the judge or the court -- we all lose. these recent events, they are certainly unusual in their occurrence, and one after another. but i think there is something, if we were all on this year, we would say we had been here for awhile. -- if we were all honest here, we would say we had been here for awhile.

the man was lying in the street. no suspects or motives have been identified in this case. >>> patient at a state mental hospital has been charged this the death of a fellow inmate. fellow patient, the second time in the week that this happened. mayio murdered a man last night at the cliffton t perkins facility in jees is jessup. he was the only person shown entering the man. >>> a man has been charged in first degree murder in connection with a killing of a burger king manager last march. he is in federal custody now on charges he reentered the country illegally after being deported. he was convicted of robbery in 2008. he was shot to death while working at the fed rick burger  king last march. >>> state comptroller wants to give you a break. he is calling for a 2-year freeze on taxes and fees for businesses and consumers includes increase in the gas tax. he wants to hold off increasing our flush tax. he says the problem is we have to fiscal discipline. his fees idea comes as the governor is looking to raise the ga

he was lying on top of the body of a child who he was trying to save.ttalion fire chief also died trying rescue a woman. the two deaths hit mark hoffman personally. >> he obviously was the battalion chief i knew and respected and she was the sister of a guy i played rugby with at berkeley who was a close friend. >> reporter: two decades later there are still traces left behind by the firestorm. burnt tree stumps and this eerie image of a stairway that once led up to a house now leads to nowhere. the fire chief says he is worried about it being prime time for the area to burn again. >> if you go to the california room at the oakland library, you can look at that pictures of that place burnt off every 20 or 30 years as far as back as we have been recording history in the area. i'm worried we're going to do it again at some points. >> reporter: in oakland, stephanie chuang, cbs 5. >>> your new iphone 4s may have a security flaw. our friends over at cnet say even if the phone is lock, it's possible to activate the voice command service to access your person

we had information from the chp that it did involve a van and a motorcyclist and the motorcyclist was lying face down on the freeway and probably dead. we later learned that police say it was an apparent road rage incident. now the chp is saying that the van driver and by the way, there were no people in the van. just the van driver. the van driver and the motorcyclist riding with others were involved in some kind of road rage altercation. st patrol says the van driver may have intentionally ran the motorcyclist. overrunning the bike and dragging it several miles of the eastbound lanes of this usually heavily traveled freeway, east of 150th have been closed since the 4:00 p.m. crash. what police are calling a homicide investigation. >> it looks like there's a primary area of impact that we can see on the freeway now that we have all the cars moved. it looks like a primary point and then the motorcycle got place underneath the van and dragged for one mile before it stopped. >> reporter: now we were in that traffic jam ourselves for about half hour before we joined other frustrated motorists

robby was lying in a gully curled up in a fetal position in good condition and is being treated at a hospital. >>> the police in contra costa county arrested a man accused of making threats to schools over the past couple of weeks. he was arrested and charged with making seven criminal threats. the investigators say that he sent letters in pleasant hill, concord and martinez. he sent them using a former friend's name in an effort to attack the reputation. >>> the banks say they will not follow bank of america in adding fees. chase says they are dropping the monthly fee. they plan to drop the $3 fees when the pilot program is completed next month. other banks have decided against adding a new monthly debt card tpaoáe. last month some customers were outraged after b of a planned to charge them $5 a month to use their debt cards. >> on watt, people took a breathy. the dow managed a gain. nasdaq lost 1 point. the ongoing labor dispute with the nba ended up with more games canceled. games will be canceled through the end of november. they pointed to today as a chance to move closer to the

now video surfaced on youtube as olson was lying on the ground, others rushed to his aide, but then law enforcement officers nearby fired teargas at those trying to help him. the police chief says the injury to olson will be a level one investigation. >> level one in our department is the same as if an officer used lethal force. >> a wisconsin native who had a job as a systems administrator. >> devastated to see that. you simply don't do that. you don't throw grenades on civilians. >> the police chief says that investigation will involve internal affairs, the district attorney's office and the federal monitor. >>> to the occupy san francisco protest now, police in riot gear have been gathering all evening and may be ready to move into justin herman plaza. that's been the talk most of the day. lisa amin gulezian is there live with the latest. lisa? >> dan, there are hundreds of people here waiting because they know the police could move in at anytime, and they know the police are staging not far from here there is a massive presence at this hour. they have been there for hours. you are l

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after we went to iraq and found out he was lying they came back to him and asked why he provided that lie that ended up in the security council where secretary colin powell mentioned it in his speech to justify the war in iraq. he said you were torturing me and i gave you what you needed to hear. so i discuss these things in detail and all this stuff has already been declassified by the united states government. the story of the link to the iraq war, the falls link to the iraq war has been declassified by the senate armed services committee for example. >> host: maine, you are on booktv. ali soufan is our guest. >> caller: good afternoon. i look forward to reading your book. could you discuss if you know anything about it, the fbi agents in minneapolis who were trying to tell a man named mallseat who dismissed the warnings? >> guest: this came up in the immediate aftermath of 9/11 but if you look at the issue of mr. masawi he said he wants to know how to the part but not how to land. he did not want to learn how to land. immediately he was arrested on immigration charges. later on, th

now video surfaced on youtube as olson was lying on the ground, others rushed to his aide, but then law enforcement officers nearby fired teargas at those trying to help him. the police chief says the injury to olson will be a level one investigation. >> level one in our department is the same as if an officer used lethal force. >> a wisconsin native who had a job as a systems administrator. >> devastated to see that. you simply don't do that. you don't throw grenades on civilians. >> the police chief says that investigation will involve internal affairs, the district attorney's office and the federal monitor. >>> to the occupy san francisco protest now, police in riot gear have been gathering all evening and may be ready to move into justin herman plaza. that's been the talk most of the day. lisa amin gulezian is there live with the latest. lisa? >> dan, there are hundreds of people here waiting because they know the police could move in at anytime, and they know the police are staging not far from here there is a massive presence at this hour. they have been there for hours. you are l

rayed scott olsen you'll see it a minute was lying on the ground then a group of protesters rushed up to him at that moment appears a flash bomb was thrown by one of the police seems to be this will rewind it watching again other videos in the process as well surveyed of what r.t. if you tube channel it appears that the ability to make this public is making a difference to the growing protests says yahshua holidays editor of the news website bolton it. everybody has a cell phone camera there is millions and millions and millions of cell phone cameras that are just photographing all of this stuff it all ends up on you tube so i think that having a greater impact than it might have had in the past when you know if if if an act of excessive force by a police officer was encountered by c.b.s. nobody would ever see it the movement has shifted just force in this country dramatically just a few months ago the national journal did a study that found that the mainstream media was focusing much more on the jacket then on the unemployment crisis the foreclosure crisis student debt these issues h

the sign was lying down behind the tree about here. >>> reporter: chuck bernstein points out the area in his front yard where the campaign sign of his friend and candidate was found and there was something else there, as well. a mysterious cell phone. >> slapped down, the little wire extension was along here and the phone was just to the right of it. >> reporter: bernstein says he has a theory about how the phone got here. >> ducked down avoid the tree and it slid out of a pocket. >> reporter: so bernstein looked at the phone before turning it over to police. >> and when i pushed on the power, i could see messages cycling through up in the upper left-hand corner and i saw the name from the width dell family. >> reporter: it turns out john woodell lives a few doors down and in the couple's driveway a campaign sign for the opposing candidate in this race rob solano. >> it's childish. >> reporter: solano calls the vice mayor and her husband good friends and supportser of his cam pay but did not ask anyone to tear down the signs of his opponent. >> i don't condone it. i think it's unprofe

over i felt like i was flying and i heard a loud crash i was lying in their brains i tried to get stopped but i couldn't i saw five or six bodies next to me all of them were women those are the memories of just one man fate hasn't been kind to him most people remember the russian republic of north of such years two biggest terror attacks from t.v. reports he had lived through them both until september two thousand and four forty six year old sas he had everything he wanted from life a loving family two sons and a job he enjoyed but in a flash that life was gone his wife and his eldest son were burnt to death on the last day of the infamous three day beslan school siege it was an essential lives i should have gone to the identification of my son but i couldn't i told my brother to look at his left and he had a birthmark fear and that's how we knew it was him his second son was shot in the lap while trying to escape but managed to crawl out of the flames alive but simply can never forget the horror of those days after the siege he was granted a disability status due to posture a massive dep

this afternoon in this rock bed, he was found lying in the fetal position. >> he was laying there in minimal clothing. >> it was cold and dehydrated but the autistic boy braved the elements and under -- hunger alive. >> when a child goes missing everyone wants to step up. that has happened for the past six days. >> the very quickly got him into an ambulance, warmed him up, got him fluids come and medical helicopter landed to taken to d.c. medical center. whhis condition said it was serious, by the sherriff, and the fire chief said "remarkable considering." >>> the other big story tonight battening down and getting ready for an unusually early visit before winter. >> some parts of the east already dealing with snow. this was the scene last night in my home town in massachusetts. they received a couple of inches of snow last night and more on the way this weekend. >> if you would like to practice the snow shoveling, you can help gear up for whatever the weather may bring. the district has these trucks lined up. the d.c. snow team held their annual dry run today, what a coincidence? the

the ffmale victim was found lying innthe street. police say they've arrested a man wwo was processed and released. charges are expected. 3 city police expect to makeean arrest in a shooting that happened last week in charles village. this was the scene thursday ....hen a 22-year-old man was shot in the leg... during an early morning robbery oo saint paul street.police have not identified the suspect, but thhy do have an arrest warrant. the shooting happened just feet away from where johns hopkins researcher stephhn pitcairn was stabbed to death a new twist in the case of a womannccarged with attacking pnnther with bleach at an &parbbtus walmart. myranda stephens has more on why one of the vvitiis' family is supporting the deeendant. victim and her fiance were he together at the walmart when she was attacked. but today in court...theefiance's family showed up... not to support the couple... but the allegedd attaaker. theresa jefferson is now being held on 350-thhusand dollars bail for allegedly pouring bleach and pine-sol on tte victi