there's even a term for it -- being an "up-stander." >> an up-stander is somebody who takes a stand for someone who's being bullied, and they don't just stand by. they really speak out, and they defend them, and they help them. >> we can go tell an adult, or we can say, "stop." >> they've got the right idea. if we had a lot more up-standers, we'd have a lot fewer bullies. >> a lot of teens are addicted to something we all have in our homes. find out if you're one of them. >> it's one of the most common flavorings added to foods and drinks, so it's no surprise that many teens grow up craving its sweet taste. as nicole found out, many of us may actually be hooked on sugar. >> dr. deb kennedy wrote a book about our addiction to sugar. she says the problem is out of control. >> when you eat sugar, you want more of it, like you do with other addictions -- you want more and more of it, and when you stop, you definitely go through some withdrawal symptoms. >> so, dr. deb, should teens really be concerned about how much sugar they're eating? >> absolutely. because if i could tell you one thing

. >> reporter: the situation escalated as by standers yelled at the cops to let people go. officers threw the cuffs on several others as well. >> let me see your face. on video camera. >> reporter: at least one other man appears to have blood on his face as he heads off to jail. san francisco police insist the force that was used was appropriate and people should consider all the circumstances including those that happened before the video was shot. now the family insists this was excessive force they have complained to the police department and are planning a rally back in the mission district tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. live, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> a 17-year-old boy, hanging out near a baseball diamond at centennial park in hayward, was shot and killed this afternoon the killer is still on the loose. >>> a guy who once played for the oakland raiders was among two men killed in a crash on the nemitz. chp says 30-year-old thomas howard was driving more than 100 miles per hour when he lost control, hit a big rig and two other cars killing 64-year-old lou. howard was released by

kennedy taken-by-standers adorn the walls in new york, taken at a time when cellphone cameras weren't even imagined. >> how is it different than by standards today with their i phones? >> exactly the same. i'm making the argument that this is the prehistory of citizen journalists as we know them today. >> the most famous photo was taken by mary ann moorman. it circulated on the wire services in hours, what is known as going viral. >> the photograph that went out on united president international. this was on newspapers and television stations around the world within hours. >> this is the only photograph that captures the exact moment of impact? >> to my knowledge, yes. it's the photograph that shows a unique look across the grassy knoll. if you look closely in the photograph, you see shadowy figures, and it's the one that has generated the most debate, and is reproduced in all of the conspiracy books, related to the assassination. >> reporter: television stations went into continuous coverage of the aftermath of kennedy's death. >> the intersection of these two heightened photograph w

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the stander is 35 micrograms. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 as we dig deeper we find it was sited several times. >>> there are new developments in the labor dispute between kaiser and its nurses. kaiser says all of the 22 nurses have been guaranteed a job at another location when they close this weekend. the nurses say they plan to picket on thursday to protest the closure. they say their dispute isn't just about jobs. >>> first responders are performing emergency drills in preparation for real world problems once the fourth bore of the caldecot tunnel opens. ktvu's tom vacar joins us with the critical listen crews learned today. >> reporter: we are down to the final crucial tests that are needed to convince the fire marshal this tunnel is indeed ready to open. in one drill this afternoon a car wreck was also programmed to be a fire. smoke grenades and all. responding crews had to deal with the smoke but the very real winds generated by the 19 jet fans designed to restore fresh air and visibility. >>

look at the images now emerging tonight, a by stander carrying one of the injured, children crying in the streets. alex marquardt on the scene tonight where balconies were ripped off buildings for blocks. >> reporter: cars engulfed in flames, more than 20 killed. the target, the iranian embassy. look at this. that's the guard tower of the iranian embassy. it's been completely blown out by those two massive blasts. if you look up there, every balcony and window for several blocks on those residential apartment buildings has been damaged. an al qaeda linked group quickly claimed responsibility. iran has enemies across the region. al qaeda and others are furious with iran for supporting the assad regime in the long brutal war next door in syria. today's attack is a sign that sectarian battle lines are deepening and the blood could be spreading. >>> back here at home tonight and to the toll on president obama in the wake of the troubled obama care website. that "saturday night live" kit joking the president might need an anti depressant because of plummeting polls. tonight the poll part i

assembly believe that it compares people to false false standers. really bad way of comparing someone's value measuring someone's value. as political cards and when a different animal is trying to climb a tree and it was a monkey swimming animals and flying animals the monkey could climb the tree and it was just saying that the other animals weren't valuable because they couldn't climb a tree and that's essentially what it is is like. some students because they don't . have the unique characteristics that we all have a really great analogy actually you gave an amazing spoken word performance i just played a little clip of the n.s.a. rally i'm just curious being in high school i mean you grew up kind of in this post an open world where the patriot act happened before you're probably politically active what inspired you to get into the surveillance activism at this age right first started with my induction into public school for public policy so i was a public policy school in a lot of our curriculum is based around public policy and public policy sch

education has on the process of learning right simply believe that it compares people to false false standers. really bad way of comparing someone's value measuring someone's value. political cards different animals trying to climb a tree and it was a monkey swimming animals implying animals could climb the tree and it was just saying that the other animals weren't valuable because they couldn't climb a tree and that's essentially what it is is like valuing some students because they don't. have a unique characteristics that we all have a really great analogy actually you gave an amazing spoken word performance i just played a little clip of the n.s.a. rally i'm just curious being in high school i mean you grew up kind of in this post nine eleven world where the patriot act happened before you're probably politically active what inspired you to get into valence activism at this age right first started with my induction into public school for public policy so i was a public policy school in a lot of our curriculum is based around public policy and public policy in our school and so it really g

two other officers and a buy stander were wounded as was the suspected gunman, who remains hospitalized in critical condition. >>> several east bay schools showed support for a teenager lit on fire in what prosecutors are pursing now as a hate crime. the student was wearing a skirt on a bus. investigators say a 16-year-old richard thomas lit the skirt on fire the suspect is a student at oakland high school. today, students tied rainbow ribbons around bus stop poles to show their support for victim. and they're also holding a fund raising drive. >> you know, everyone is upset. sasha's closest friends are extremely upset. but it's obviously something we've never had to deal with before. it's -- it's bizarre. >> students at oakland high school are holding a fund-raiser hoping to support sasha. the teenager is recovering in san francisco burn center. >> just ahead on abc7 news at 6:00 greenpeace ship now in san francisco. >> it's the group's greenest, ever, but [uncle]this is hopscotch,okay? uncle go one,two,one,two,one two,one. [niece]okay! [uncle]okay? [niece]one,two three,four,five,six,s

by stander photos make this a -- as one dallas news columnist puts it, no matter the camera angle, there's just not a flattering way to see this. >> at no point in time did i go out there when they were there with their guns. i was too afraid to do that. the idea of that was terrifying to me. we noticed that they started marching towards the football stadium and then we took advantage of the fact that they were gone to leave. >> no shots were fired, no laws were broken. the tactics used by open carry groups in texas, brandishing weapons at people who disagree with them politically is inspiring intense backlash. last month there was an open carry demonstration in dallas's deally plaza. and just yesterday, one open carry group had a run in with texas police. >> here they are at the capitol in a veterans day confrontation with state troopers. >> we're not breaking any laws. >> two were arrested for trespassing. >> turn around. >> the man behind the camera was corrie watkins. >> you guys are kidnappers. >> walkins is running for congress, hoping to unseat republican joe barton because he's not

you about something called the knock out game where thugs are targeting innocent and unsuspecting by standers. they pick a target and try to knock them out with a single punch. three more in philadelphia are reported and more attacks inago lansing, michigan an ugly game played by cowards. i suggested it may not be only black on white crime. bob, do you think race is at the root of what's going on? >> i don't know the answer to this. i assume that everybody that has been caught on camera doing this has been a minority. but my question is, they caught them on camera. how many of these people have been arrested a. and b, are they entertaining the notion of hate crimes which they should if it's black on white crime. >> in new york state a lawmaker in upstate new york is looking to make it a gang crime which carries up to 25 year sentence for it. maybe something like that would help. >> if you look at it, there are no black victims from what i can tell on that. definitely is racially motivated and the question is, the cowardice of the media and black leaders who comment on anything but black on bl

some were younger agents, post-standers, broader, but these were inside the washington d.c. office. the fact that he had a gun, we have to understand the reason he left a bullet was he was trying to show that she was secure. he was trying to sort of secure the weapon, and in doing so you remove a bullet, which is normal. what is not normal is that it dropped to the ground and didn't realise. the inspector general is aware of this, they are doing a broader cultural review. >> let's talk about the other thing. former secret service agent dan - i don't know the pronunciation - who wrote a book been president obama - he protected the president. this is a gossipy book. he's letting out all sorts of information, being negative about the obamas, calling it toxic. aren't these people supposed to be really trusted agents and people you have every bit of confidence in? >> absolutely. they consider themselves the 1% of the 1% n world of law enforcement. not sufficient physical, but mental ability. i have talked to dan. his brother was one of the people indicated in the cart her-hayner scandal.

two other officers and a buy stander were wounded as was the suspected gunman, who remains hospitalized in critical condition. >>> several east bay schools showed support for a teenager lit on fire in what prosecutors are pursing now as a hate crime. the student was wearing a skirt on a bus. investigators say a 16-year-old richard thomas lit the skirt on fire the suspect is a student at oakland high school. today, students tied rainbow ribbons around bus stop poles to show their support for victim. and they're also holding a fund raising drive. >> you know, everyone is upset. sasha's closest friends are extremely upset. but it's obviously something we've never had to deal with before. it's -- it's bizarre. >> students at oakland high school are holding a fund-raiser hoping to support sasha. the teenager is recovering in san francisco burn center. >> just ahead on abc7 news at 6:00 greenpeace ship now in san francisco. >> it's the group's greenest, ever, but has another unique purpose as well. stay with us. the recent increase in cafeteria prices is not cool. when you vote for flo, we'll

. >> his victims were innocent by standers who were in the wrong place at the wrong time like michael donohue. >> it was not a closure but at least you can put it behind you. i do feel good today. >> the judge considered 9 the statements of victim's family members in court before handing down the sentence that will keep the 84-year-old behind bars for the lef rest of his life. >>> the mayor of toronto has threatened legal action against his former staff who spoke to police about their concern on his drug habits. the growing call for ford to quit. councillors have no legal powers to force him out between elections. >> have you been to that house? i have no interest in being in that house i'm not a crack user. >> another wild week. toronto council passed a motion to ask mayor ford to take a leave of be a sens absence to dh his drug and alcohol abuse. the mayor dropped another bombshell today on his fellow councillors. >> have you purchased illegal drugs in the last two years? >> yes, i have. >> in recent weeks ford has repeatedly apologized for uses drugs and public drunkenness. he is v

north korea is sort of the gold stander of ignorance, but iran is not far behind in terms of the iranian system. i read endlessly and i get frustrated. i did not know about that. political actors. the one that year go all the time is the supreme leader. the supreme leader is many things, one of which is that he is not supreme. he is sort of the political act for, but is a political actor. he is not some autocrat who snaps his finger and things happen. his problem will continue to get worse if he is not there is this unique role that occupied. it is not transferable to someone else. the supreme leader presides over the islamic republic. not only the spiritual leader, but also the political leader. they need to engage and he really needs to get political interest in iran to support him and work with them. certainly he is very influential. he is not the only game in town. it is a challenge. second of all, the religious sector. it is extremely diverse. not that they all agree. there is great diversity and differences of view within the religious that -- sector. some are generally conservativ

whatever you want in the privacy on your own home but in the workplace there are rules and you need standerized rules across the board for everyone. >> the problem it seems to me, charles blow, say you have a group of young black teenagers in chicago or philadelphia or wherever it hay be and they are all hanging out together and playing rap muni significasic, keep hearing the "n" word and pounding away with the black aroundtists and start using it as part of communication culture, whatever you want to call it, does that not make the situation more complicated? does it not make it difficult if the word that is apparently so offensive is in common parlance among the group that says it's offensive. >> it -- >> i'm playing pure devil's advocate. >> i think that can -- that kind of denies a historical context. james baldwin has a great phrase he said, people are trapped in history and history is trapped in them. the historical context for the appropriation of abusive context. do i personally want to use that or have it used around me? no. do i understand why that happens in some groups and how peopl

. >> my argument in the book is by the standers of his time and ours, kennedy was a conservative. and it's the tax cutting you talked about before, the military buildup and the peace corps and the moon shot can be looked at in the cold war context -- >> you -- >> yeah, kennedy was deeply religious and he saw the cold war as a battle between america and the godless ter knee of the soviet union? he used that term, godless tyranny. >> what do you make of it? >> i don't buy it. i don't think he was a conser conservative or a liberal. he showed a great deal of restraint if you go back to the cuba missile crisis, the military establishment wanted kennedy to bomb the sites in cuba and you see the restraint of kennedy saying no. in berlin, the military establishment of his day was saying this is the challenge, you can't let them build the wall. kennedy let them build the wall and used rhetoric to use -- used the wall as a symbol against them but didn't lead to war, and things like the environment. i mean, here is rachel carson silence spurring the most controversial book of 1962 and kenne

we've seen this even here in new york whereby standers have gotten shot in exchanges of gunfire between new york police officers and perpetrators and individuals carrying out crimes. the question always afterwards is, was the police department right for opening fire in a crowded area? i can guarantee you had tsa agents been armed and had they been back from shooting back at this individual, right now we would be asking that exact question, why are tsa agents shooting into a crowdful of innocent people. it's an inevitable question you have to ask. >> i want to go to the point about the radical ideology that this guy subscribed to, the southern poverty law center which tracks hate groups and radical ideology, has seen a huge increase in the number of patriot groups which he seems in his ideology to align with. they have skyrocketed from 131 in 2007 to 1360 now. how do we combat the type of radical fringe conspiracy ideology that was apparently fueling this guy? >> it's very simple. it's to make sure that anybody who is a politician or a radio shock jock who goes out there and starts encou

they didn't want us to be bye standers. they said you have to get involved right away. and once they did that and they pulled us in, it was like a jolt. there was like, wake up. now you have to act. you have to be a doctor. you have to be a surgeon. you have to be a care provider. you have to dismiss your emotion, you have to tuck that away, what you are feeling, and just work now. you have one objective. you have to save this guy's life. you have to stop the bleeding, you have to get him back home to his family. >> in his first book, he uses his own military experiences to write about physicians working in afghanistan. more sunday night at 8:00 on -span's q&a. >> coming up live on c-span, "washington journal." then at 10:00 a.m. eastern the c-span original series, first ladies, with a profile of eleanor roosevelt. at noon today, supreme court justice kagen speaking at the university of alabama law school. a look at the tomple proposal ffered by chairman baucus. the a conversation about expanding u.s. prison population and mandatory minimum sentences. we'll be joined by

gregg: he has been accused of being a by stander president and that may be evidence of it. but you would think this signature achievement. the culmination of his presidency he would want to know, what's going on with the most important aspects of it, and apparently he's saying i had no clue. martha: where is that curiosity that makes you want to know how it runs before you think the excitement of having this huge legislation would have brought that moment about, but apparently i'd did not. gregg: a search is underway after a pilot claims a man literally fell out of the back door of his plane at 2,000 feet. the bizarre details next. martha: the new developments in the nfl bullying investigation. the spotlight is on this man, the alleged victim. gregg: even president obama admits his credibility has taken a beating because of obamacare. can he get it back? we'll ask congresswoman michele bachmann about that. >> this isn't about the people. this is about the president, his political problems and the political problems of the democrat party. people across the united states don'

king capitalized on such creative tension by staging future episodes after black buoy standers gathered, but ending them in time for national film crews to get footage on a plane to new york for the evening news as birmingham became a media event. to stymie the movement, conner received a ruling restraining king and shuttles worth from leading protest marches. the decision to obey a georgia injunction ended the albany campaign. in birmingham the movement de defied state court order. dressed in blue denim of the working man king, shuttles worth and the reverend abernathy led 50 people past hundreds of black onlookers april 12th. law enforcement officials ushered the integrationists into paddy wagons. king's arrest focused attention on birmingham. when asked in washington, president kennedy claimed via federalism he had no legal authority to intervene. while national interests grew during king's eight-day incarceration, local support waned. the two weeks had tapped the human and financial resources of the alabama christian movement. once bailed out, king found the birmingham campaign on t

a buy stander was able to snap this picture of her. she went home vale to be evalua evaluated. >>> the second winningest high school basketball coach resigned after allegations that he bit one of the players in the face after she made a bad play. she was taken to the emergency room where the police observed a bluesed -- he has not addressed the biting allegations. >>> you have to check out the new footlocker commercial. he refusals in the feeling that everything is right in the world. >> i'm sorry if -- it's your ear. >> are you okay? >> it's great. >> the man has goat to know when to walk away. >> mr. rodman, round trip to north korea? >> one way. >> thanks. >> that's great. vander saying, welcoming actually mike tyson getting his ear back. >> i'm looking at the box thinking, oh, it's really in there. >> he just grabs it. >> clever. >> the next hour of cnn "newsroom" begins right now. >>> all right, everybody. 10:00 a.m. in the east. i'm christine romans. >> and i'm john berman. carol costello is off today. >>> and this morning a u.s.

policies for addressing bullying, in specific, there are also no regulations or rules about high by standers are responsible, although they are not the direct bully, they are involved in allowing the bullying to happen. >> anybody on the sidelines of an nfl game knows it is a violent sport. do the owners really want what they're seeing in the richie incognitos of the world, an aggressive, violent player, or are they simply but thing window dressing on something they get caught in. >> owners want to win and bullies are performance inhibiting, not motivating. >> when you say owners want to win, is that at all costs, and in this case, the type of aggression we are seeing? >> i would go as far as to say winning in a healthy manner, and sure, teams want to win, but i don't see teams trying to hurt the health and safety of their players. that's not their in tent. they want to engainin engage in performance enhancing behaviors. >> moms and dads are saying i'm in charge of my child's behavior. yes, they watch these players on the television every sunday, but i'm the one that decides how my child act

. >> how are they different than by standers today? >> exactly the same, making the argument that this is the prehistory of citizen journalists. >> the most famous photo was taken and circulated on wire services within hours. what today is known as going viral. >> this is the photograph that went out and united press international. this photograph was on newspapers and televisions around the world within hours. >> this is the only photograph that captures the exact moment of impact. >> to my knowledge, yes. >> it shows the unique look across the grassy knoll. if you look closely, you see shadowy figures. it's the one that has generated the most debate and is reproduced in all of the conspiracy books related to the assassination. >> television stations went into continuous coverage in the aftermath of kennedy's death. >> the intersection of these two types of photography were a lot of people took photographs from their home television set to remember the moment as they witnessed it on television. >> including the shooting of his presume