what legislation do we need, wendy?nk the new federal statute that is being heard is sufficient. the one that we have in california operates well. it operated really well in the shawn johnson case. >> larry: what does the federal statute say? >> the new federal statute allows for stalkers to be prosecuted when they use the internet. they don't have to cross state lines the way the old statute -- >> larry: for federal? >> yes, for federal. >> larry: what is a stalker, aaron? >> a stalker is an individual who repeatedly harasses another individual against their will with the intent on, i believe, trying to get close to them and almost, in a way, terrorizing them. >> larry: is it a thin line between a stalker and a paparazzi? >> no, i think there's a thick line between a stalker and a paparazzi. >> larry: thick line? >> thick line. i do. i think paparazzi intent is not to harm the celebrity. i believe they're a different kind of animal out there in their cars breaking lots of traffic laws and will eventually hurt someone,

i am wendy griffith. georgethomas is on aassignment. evangelical christians in america have become israel staunches ally. that was on full display at the annual christians united for israel summit in washington. erick stakelck has the story. >> reporter: no this isn' jerusalem, tel aviv. the sane of this celebration of israel was the washington convention center. christians united for isrl or cufi has seen their ranks grow including throughout campuses throughout the u.s.>> there is a passion for anyo that believes in the bible. >> he started it in 2006. >> we have received from israel, the word of god, the patriarchsthe prophets of the old testament. we have received mary, joseph, and jesus. >> cufi is the largest the united states. the summit attracted several proisrael lawmakers and tough words for the obama administration from both sides of the aisle regarding israel. >> this administration has become the most antiisrael administration in american history. >> when the administration seized every opportunity to criticize israel for b

wendy gillette has our report. >> reporter: emergency workers wheeled some of the 30 people injured on stretchers through denver international airport. they were all on board this united airlines jet en route from washington to los angeles that briefly hit severe turbulence tuesday night. >> all of a sudden, plane dropped probably, you know, 20, 30 feet. i saw at least two people hit the ceiling. the girl in front of me two rows, saw her hit the ceiling and slam back down. >> reporter: the plane carrying 255 passengers and 10 crew members was diverted to denver after the incident. emergency vehicles rushed to the airport to meet the jetliner when it landed. 2 1 people were taken to five local hospitals. some of them shielded by sheets from the media. most of the injuries were not serious, but one person was critically hurt when the turbulence disrupted an otherwise normal flight. >> couple oxygen masks popped down, drinks went flying. it was all over in about two, three second. so, we were weightless for probably a second or two. >> reporter: the federal aviation administration says th

es como un flagelo. >> yo quiero preguntarle a wendy, que nos ve.iedo que pase lo mismo que pasÓ con su primera esposa. >> doctora amor, cuando la otra se convierte en novia o esposa oficial vive realmente segura? la otra media naranja. >> no, por el contrario, la inseguridad serÁ lo que prime en la relaciÓn y esto va a determinar en un patrÓn negativo para ambos en lo que la falta principal serÁ de confianpta. confianza. >> una relaciÓn que comienza de amante a esposa tiene un futuro seguro y sÓlido o llega al fracaso. >> llega al fracaso muy pronto. este tipo de relaciÓn no dura. y tiene un fundamento como acabo de repetir en esa falta de confianza y que uno estÁ esperando que lo que le hicieron a esa persona por ejemplo el marido que estaba casado ahora que estÁ... espera que se lo haga a la amante y asÍ sucesivamente, es un cÍrculo vicioso. >> el infiel siempre es infiel. >> sÍ se puede curar pero con un tratamiento donde ambos se comprometan al cambio y una serie de mÉtodos a seguir y tienen que seguirlos rigurosamente. >> se puede regenerar? >

. >> wendy ploger: i felt a need to dedicate my energies towards something positive, towards somethinga of a memorial, and there was a name in the article, and i e-mailed the person and asked if i could be a part of this in some small way. >> dawn schlegel: i think it was not long after his funeral, and i remembered sort of feeling like, "wow, if there is a possibility to participate in something positive, out of all the terrible things that are going on and all the bad feelings," i remember saying, "gee, this might be something to try to contribute in a tiny way." >> james laychak: i want people to remember dave, i want people to know what he was about, and i want people to remember him as a person. and i want to have a place to go to that i can think about this. >> michael donley: building a memorial here at the pentagon in honor of those victims, in remembrance of the events of september 11, and of the significance of all that for the pentagon, for this department of defense headquarters, gives this 9/11 memorial a very special character. >> narrator: in the weeks following 9/11, th

wendy gillette on what happened on flight 967 from washington, d.c.angeles. >> reporter: emergency workers wheeled some of the 30 people injured on stretchers through denver international airport. they were all on board this united airlines jet en route from washington to los angeles that briefly hit severe turbulence tuesday night. >> all of a sudden, our plane dropped probably you know 20, 30 feet. i saw at least 2 people hit the ceiling. girl in front of me two rows, saw her hit the ceiling and slam back down. >> reporter: the plane carrying 255 passengers and 10 crewmembers was diverted to denver after the incident. emergency vehicles rushed to the airport to meet the jetliner when it landed. 21 people were taken to five local hospitals. some of them shielded by sheets from the media. most of the injuries were not serious. but one person was critically hurt when the turbulence disrupted an otherwise normal flight. >> couple of oxygen masks dropped down, drinks went flying, it was all over in about 2, 3 seconds. so we were weightless for probably a

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normally lives in the gym he's been training since the early spring and has been put on rocket and wendy. even think about what i came together. when he first sort of woke up after the winter. time i think yes and how do you know he was that well championship. he just had that look about him. he's a chump in all for now but do you log onto r t dot com forward slash sports for plenty more i'll see you soon. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on the. toys which are made to please children. harm their health. should illnesses. merson them. to secure itself against. god. come up. with. the law such. a. law. spy international court of justice in the hague on.

well once again i would i want to two to two on the scale when did you hear and when did wendy's you're going to queen to do it with a will with a method. mr adams and that patch adams and the end know how in what way did he inspire you to to stop doing what you're doing your charity. i heard the batch in ninety and ninety in the wrote him a letter and met the nineteen men tonight and ninety one. in the hospital and the cancer hospital where i came to invite him to my art to ensure that i had with children the three and one of them of course. he did. how he inspired me i already was working with the kids but at one or don't for that were children at risk but with bajaj good the chance to go as a clown he invited me and i when he gave me a we in the clown costume so right after i met him i went with the dry myself so you are actually the person who introduced patch to russia to russian nations to russian can just imagine all that idea of was coming to russia before but i i only heard of him and invited him to my studio is it hard for you to to take a personal like patch and to make the r

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. >> reporter: mortgage broker wendy nastasi says banks won't cut corners anymore. >> we want to see people who have money in the bank for reserves and have decent credit scores. >> reporter: but in the wake of the recession, more than a quarter of all consumers-- 43 million people-- have credit scores below 600, marking them a bad credit risk. >> that's what we do now. >> reporter: scott kazer doesn't have that problem. >> i'm current on my mortgage, current on my bills. >> reporter: but foreclosures in his fort lauderdale, florida, neighborhood have driven down the value of his home. >> houses that were in the 400 to $500 range are barely above the $200 range. >> reporter: with his house now worth less than his mortgage, banks won't let him refinance a lo . >> i'm being told the same thing. i just... i cannot qualify based on the value of the property in its current location. >> reporter: so many of the people who need the relief the most can't get it, which is one reason why even with w these record low rates, applications for home loans are declining again. katie? >> couric: all

. >> wendy still got it one. i call him good. birdie putt on 7, he was 12 under.ing out the nine streaks that took him to get to the hole on five. this is on 17, off the stone wall, double bogey the hole. tiger woods finished 12 back. not to happy on 13. paul casey joins westhiesen starts today with a four stroke lead. double breaker from 55 feet on 16. bottoms up. a thing of beauty. westhiesen all three rounds have been in the 60s. johnson the top american at 7 under. johnson we can as for -- i'm sorry i can't. it's embarrassing. oogs thuizen, i don't know. >> good stuff. beautiful golf swings to charles barkley. if you've ever seen this, you know he couldn't get chuck to transfer. he goes one handed. former shark jeremy roenick is tied for sixth. tolivar topped the leader board. >> and luxembourg leads in the tour de france. i'll be back tonight and highlights from st. andrew's while the giants and a's go for series sweeps. >> next at 6:30, an overnight police shootout is keeping 580 closed at harrison in oakland. >> plus, the latest on the cap on the gulf oil s

wendy's is lifted and suspended above the foundation there will also be some talent is out there aboutpositioning it precisely in order to get it into place? >> most definitely that's very using this big tower crane we're lifting this thing inside what amounts to a giant steel cage we're placing it down on top of over 440 rocks or sticking up so we threaded through a down on to the foundation and then bolted into place >> how long is expected to take it will take 12 hours, we have to move very precisely and slowly because you want to control the momentum of all the weight being lifted. >> what road traffic in the air ways for both this seems a direct the operation could that affect things >> we is to help with our friends from the coast guard there is in no way to zone established we cannot have boats in this area was operation is taking place. >> will be out here dryland all morning long and you'll be seeing the operation as it takes place it will take a break kron4 morning news will be right back. >> we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a fe

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. >> reporter: so, with his mom wendy's approval, ryan set off on a mission to find his donor dad. >>ted was just to see a picture with him or have a conversation. >> reporter: you weren't looking for a father. you were looking for answers. >> that's right. >> reporter: his journey began on "gma," back in 2002, when then-12-year-old ryan penned a note to the sperm bank. >> i'll try to keep getting information about my dad. like his phone number or something. love ryan. >> the problem was, there was nowhere to look. there was nobody to help us. that's why we started the dsr. >> reporter: the dsr is the donor sibling registry. a website with 30,000 members, which unites donors, their children and siblings. every day, new connections are made. but uniting donor families can be tricky because the federal government provides special little oversight. they don't keep track of the number of children a single sperm donor can have, a fact many men are unaware of when they donate. >> a member comes to the website. he says, i come to your website and i have 22 children. how can this be? the sper

i remember i was in new york for a period and it would be wendy and myself at sort of every conservative event. that was it. so it never bothered me. i like men, so it wasn't an issue. i don't feel oppressed. i wasn't looking around at a room full of oppressors. again, not a grand academic -- as i said before, if you're confident, if you know what you believe in, if you're at what you're doing for the right reasons, i don't think those things bother you that much. yeah, you might be working in an office of all men. sometimes you don't really notice. sometimes you think that's cool. but it's -- i think more often than not it's just your office. it just isn't an issue. now, sometimes issues come up, of course. i'm realistic. but generally speaking, and again if you have confidence and you're not going to be pushed around or taking advantage of, it's not that much of an issue. right here in front. >> hi, i'm rachel with the independent women's forum. >> hi. >> i was wondering if you could talk about why you haven't seen the right youth gender party, is it because it as much with the conserv

i remember i was in new york for a period and it would be wendy and myself at sort of every conservative event. that was it. so it never bothered me. i like men, so it wasn't an issue. i don't feel oppressed. i wasn't looking around at a room full of oppressors. again, not a grand academic -- as i said before, if you're confident, if you know what you believe in, if you're at what you're doing for the right reasons, i don't think those things bother you that much. yeah, you might be working in an office of all men. sometimes you don't really notice. sometimes you think that's cool. but it's -- i think more often than not it's just your office. it just isn't an issue. now, sometimes issues come up, of course. i'm realistic. but generally speaking, and again if you have confidence and you're not going to be pushed around or taking advantage of, it's not that much of an issue. right here in front. >> hi, i'm rachel with the independent women's forum. >> hi. >> i was wondering if you could talk about why you haven't seen the right youth gender party, is it because it as much with the conserv

and i look at one of the staffers that madeline albright has, wendy sherman, and she was a social worker, trained social workers, became a campaign person for someone on capitol hill, next thing you know she is c.e.o. of fannie mae in i think it was 97, and she also negotiated with the koreans on nuclear weapons and, i mean, it just goes on and on. are these people part of the shadow elite in the sense? maybe you didn't investigate, but is that kind of the general, where you're? guest: first of all, shadow elite is about the new system of power and influence, and the new model of the power broker that's developed in the past several decades. it's not just about the military sphere, it's equally about the medical arena or the economic arena. what i'm charting is the mode yuss op randi for the new power broker. and this power broker, as you describe, i mean, the pro file that you describe -- i can't speak to the individuals that you're talking about, but the profiles of moving among these roles and sometimes even playing them simultaneously is the new model. it's the way one weeleds influe

wendy's bush tax cuts expire in december, we are in a lot of trouble next year. what can we do with our money to help shelter it so that we are not hit? it feels like we're these monstrous wage earners, but we are middle-class, leading a very simple life, trying to save as much as we can and every year we get harder with their tax bill. guest: in terms of legal tax sheltering or eagle tax sheltering, there is a distinction. the bush tax cuts expiring, you have a big increase in your tax bill. if they do the obama proposal, 250,000 kicking in, why that much? i do not know. it is a marriage penalty, tech -- technically. but this entire view of the economy of scale and to what extent a single person should be half of a married couple or 1.4 of a married couple, it is all kind of arbitrary in terms of trying to get this ability to pay for the economy of scale, in terms of my own advice on what will happen for your situation, i would say that if the democratic incentive goes and what timothy geithner are says happens, you may see a tax increase or your tax bill may go

caller: i am just wondering, like the guy before, it seems like the old wendy's commercial, "where's the beef?" listening to your other callers, also, there is an old saying -- i am just a dumb carpenter, you know, so i am trying to make sense of this political stuff, being thrust upon bureaucracy over the past several years of my life, to no avail. it seems to me that it is very difficult for everybody, with its complicated and component issues -- the old saying, the nail is used to build a house of failure. that is what i am seeing, a bunch of excuses -- host: what would you like to see done when it comes to taxation and federal spending? caller: i let thi -- would like to see more bang for the buck. host: what does that mean? caller: motivating people to do their job. host: right, but when it comes to spending and taxation, are you willing to pay more in taxes? caller: i am willing to pay more in taxes if -- host: you think your taxation rates are fair? caller: i think it's fair if we can see some progression in these institutions that say they are there for our welfare -- host: s

petersberg, florida on the line, wendy, good morning. caller: good morning. yes. i'd like to ask about failed states. and i think that i'm worried, because i have never seen america move so fast, so quick with laws going through our congress that people don't even have time to read. and i count on obama having transparency and having us allowed to read what we were going to pass. and i have never seen people throw down bills in the congress and in the senate and say, i want these signed by tomorrow and returned to my office. host: let's hear from dillon, tennessee. caller: yes. my viewpoint on this wholee situation is that we are at a point where we spend billions of dollars every year of taxpayers money on aid to these countries, these failed states brks it somalia or zimbabwe or anywhere we are. and we largely do that through the u.n., but we have this middle ground that we sit on and we never do anything. we give these people aid and then we have drug wars -- drug lords that take their aid and we have troops on the ground that aren't allowed to shoot back. and

petersberg, florida on the line, wendy, good morning. caller: good morning. yes. i'd like to ask about failed states. and i think that i'm worried, because i have never seen america move so fast, so quick with laws going through our congress that people don't even have time to read. and i count on obama having transparency and having us allowed to read what we were going to pass. and i have never seen people throw down bills in the congress and in the senate and say, i want these signed by tomorrow and returned to my office. host: let's hear from dillon, tennessee. caller: yes. my viewpoint on this wholee situation is that we are at a point where we spend billions of dollars every year of taxpayers money on aid to these countries, these failed states brks it somalia or zimbabwe or anywhere we are. and we largely do that through the u.n., but we have this middle ground that we sit on and we never do anything. we give these people aid and then we have drug wars -- drug lords that take their aid and we have troops on the ground that aren't allowed to shoot back. and

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. >> meantime, we just heard in this piece from wendy murphy, who is the former federal prosecutor who the "boston herald" that revealing phoebe's mental state and previous suicide attempts is a strategy. how do you react to that? your reporting helped reveal this material. wa do you say to that? >> well, i don't think this is really a strategy. i think this came out of the reporting i had done with the kids at south hadley high, who felt like the story being told in the media was oversimplified. they didn't recognize it, this notion that there was a pack of incredibly mean kids that tortured phoebe for months. so when i talked to student after student, and got that impression, and that's not to say that there wasn't bullying that happened, but it was more during a limited time period and it came out of conflicts that phoebe was having with the other kids. that was what spurred on my reporting. >> obviously, this story is not done, emily. thank you so much for your -- for being here this morning. >> thanks for having me. >>> and coming up next, we'll be tracking down one of america's r

wendy's think that ships can start returning? when these things that you can get the estimates? >> we can start feeling the affects early saturday morning and we think the passage of the front will occur over 48 hours. we cannot be any more accurate because the storm is still a ways out. assuming that the storm passes within 48 hours, at some point we can look to return the vessels back on scene. this is dependent on the weather and the wind? we have a lot of information from the pressure sensors. we are continuing to develop more information. we will continue to gather more information once we can do the hydrostatics killed. that will tell us if we have a precipitous drop in pressure. that will tell us maybe if there really is a leak. while we may or may not take the cap off, we will use all available evidence and empirical information to establish the flow rate. we will continue to do this with all available information. >> this will be the last question. >> this is ariel information you will be able to get it. as i understand, they will not be able to establish the condition.