out of the stalks saying, "sorry, folks, i got it on wrong. i joined the wrong side. now i'm joining your side." he would lose credibility and antagonize russia, so i don't think that will happen. >> let's talk to russia. it has stake in kiev. what role is displaying in the eu possible to ee right now? >> the eu is not denying that these countries are close, and they understand very well that the ukrainian economy is very dependent on russia, that they need russia as an export market for energy supplies. so they understand this argument about russian pressure very well, but they also say this is to partnership is not directed against anyone. it is not directed certainly against russia, and in fact, russia may benefit from it, even if it is not part of it, so that is the sort of argument that the ee uu's is. >> still, it is not just ukraine that has turned back or shifted back to russia. belarus, azerbaijan, armenia as well have done so. is the eu's eastern enlargement now effectively over? >> at the moment, it does seem as if this movement has

and a lot, you see the stalks. we don't touch that until we applicant next year. buffet believes no till farming conserves soil. >> we are losing more sail in this country than doing the dust bowl. >> the tradeoff is chemical arg culture. we put nirt given on in spring. >> being the son of a richman, howard buffet is not afraid to use his influence to tackle issues, including the need for better immigration policies to help the industry, relying on immigrant workers for farm work. >> according to the labor department, the u.s. had 1.4 million crop workers between 2006 and 2009. 26% were migrant workers. >> we have farmers going out of business because they can't get the labour. >> for viewers that say we have upward of 10 million people can't they be the workers. >> that's the easiest method to defunct. you go out and advertise. you may have three americans showing up. >> why is that, men's don't like the hard work? >> go into the water melon fields, can'ta lop - you and i wouldn't last. the heat and the work and t

materials -- that is, the stalks, stems, leaves -- the nonedible parts of the plant. narrator: cellulosic material, or biomass, is basically the fibrous, woody, and generally inedible portions of plants. and it is the most plentiful biological material on earth. the challenge for nrel scientists and engineers like andy aden is to design cost-effective conversion plants that can create fuel from many different types of biomass. aden: there are lots of different types of biomass. there are agricultural residues, like corn stover or wheat straw, things that are currently left in the field after the grain has been harvested. there are wood types of feed stocks that are biomass -- wood chips like poplar, for example. it's a very fast-growing tree, and you can potentially have plantas of this terial that can produce large amounts of biomass for fuel, all the way even to a prairie grass like switch grass. the benefits of this material is it's very drought-tolerant and you can get a lot more tonnage of this material off of an acre of land. so there are a lot of reasons and a

the stalks and laying the groundwork for a global deal to cut greenhouse gas emissions and teen years are one because of the pta is money well thanks to that extreme weather is causing almost two hundred billion dollars worth of damage every year. much of that damage to the pool countries that cannot afford to foot the bill as a result the demanding much more help from rich countries. here's the latest knock off two more germany's environment minister peter meyer have a clear message the delegates of the climate change convention. he said all countries has come to an agreement to combat climate change by twenty fifteen and warned of consequences if any it would be done. but darn it this agreement today six cents will be one of the biggest priorities for germany to cover the filling as it must apply to all countries even with the united states as well as china could be no exceptions that were working on it that's our goal the silks of exposed a rift between rich and poor nations developing countries to none more fun than today to deal with the effects of climate change they don't do th

stalking an occupational hazard for today's celebrities on line and in the flesh. just watch this. >> put your hand on the wall. >> reporter: 4:00 a.m., those are the gates of miley cyrus' hollywood home. that man 40-year-old jason rivera had a giant red heart around his neck and unhealthy obsession with the 19-year-old singer. >> i have scissors. >> reporter: rivera found guilty of trespass slapped with a three year restraining order. he is not allowed within 1,000 yard of miley. for the protection celebrities get from the cops and courts they have this woman to thank, rebecca schaeffer rising star in the 80s played patty on the hit tv show "my sister sam." >> bran doidon is. >> back in the days there were no stalking laws in california or anywhere else. >> reporter: rebecca had a stalker, robert bardo. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: bardo was enraged when he saw schaeffer getting into bed with a man "scenes from a class struggle in beverly hills" classic stalker behavior. >> how dare she. she is not remaining pure for me. they put the victim on the pedestal. but

independent can cut the stalks but still way too much thinking. when shooting the moon. china says it will launch its china for either the mother in early december i opted for joining us for the subtitled cctv new sign in with na bei jing. chinese premier league coach john is in bucharest where he's met the romanian prime minister of the tool on to another top leaders the official visits will be followed by a summit with leaders of central and eastern europe. john uniting milks it for the first visit by a chinese premier to romania in nineteen units the card in romania welcomed china's lead to john in his maiden trip to central and eastern europe since becoming premier in march. he held talks with his counterpart the job on it. on monday that you agree to or braid on the number of projects that cover energy finance telecommunications infrastructure agriculture and called for exchange the highlight was a proposed high speed railway project the first formal meeting. and digital media status as a graduate of euro li said china was to import as much p

look into how the stalks are opening for november for teens and both indexes well into the positive than fourteen thousand seven hundred and five right now for the nikkei on images for one euro zone however to the indicated and inundated yesterday as investors largely took profits after the large gains we saw earlier in the week ahead and head of the tia gdp did of course the views are from a chair and auntie janet gallon that we've been covering of course and as the state. she seems in no rush to scale down the cart up on buying program. in the us the expectation of course for the fed to maintain its own monetary stimulus. for some time has led stocks higher and we're seeing the same here in japan will see that continues today. gov also been covering of course some things this week. and to other people is of course i would get a seat of the rings the release for its peace ufj financial group enemies of all financial group later today. we already heard from the sumitomo mitsui financial group reported earnings earlier this week due to strong performance from its brokerage unit and that's

> > well i think considering the stock as of 400 percent on the year, a lot of fast money owns the stalks so they want to see a huge, exceeding in earnings or revenues and the fact is that they exceeded a little bit but it wasn't a huge and beat, so that fast money is going to sell. keep in mind long-term it's a good stock, and if you see a drawdown like that it's probably a good time to get in. > > it can always turn around. now larry what else is catching your eye and the market? > > well oil is catching my mind. i mean oil has gone down quite a bit in the last six weeks-- a lot of it's due to the strength in the dollar but today that's not the case. it's really a lot more because of inventories. inventories are stuck very high-- much higher than most people expect. > > any chance that we'll see an oil drip as far as gas prices at the retail level going down to maybe $3 as people are suggesting out there? > > yeah it could happen but i don't think we'll see much below that, but keep in mind that most refineries or most fields-- i should say-- especially north america or brazil or even e

very beginning involved russia and the stalks i think that this trilateral agreement between. russia the european union the crane on all kinds of talks starting from trade to more than valueless until of course energy will be key for the for the next couple of weeks and months end of the day though why does it have to be one or the other why can't you create have close ties with russia and the e.u. or is that never going to work. well i two months ago at the valdai club dinner was put in. mr prodi who was head of the european commission for many years that can see this happening crane will be both a member of the eurasian union and member of the european union or at least associated member of the european union as associated member of the race i think the commission's enormous political scientists well the technical staff to be done should work on this kind of model and i think the chief and after all the view was i think that russia and ukraine they both want to be european countries the problem is that the european union has norms and standards which still it allows countrie

start with the woman accused of stalking ec baldwin. trial ended the third day with genevieve seve being found guilty. guilty on all ve counts of stalking and harassing. >> the judge really let her have it the pple had asked for 90 days. the judge slapped her with a 210-day sentence. >> during the rdict,

. >>> the drama continues today in the alec baldwin stalking case. the canadian woman accused of harassing the actor is now in held in contempt of court. genevieve siborran was supposed to testify today. puinstead is serving 30 days in jail for repeatedly interrupting the proceedings. she is accused of stalking baldwin. it is unclear if she will testify. baldwin is denying claims that they had a sexual relationship. >>> alex demetrick reports, might answer an old question. how did mars lose its air, water, and possible life? >> reporter: this is the way nasa thinks mars used to look. >> reporter: 3.8 billion years ago, mars was wet and warm. it was raining. probably snowing in the higher elevations. >> reporter: in other word. >> reporter: it was much more earth-like. >> reporter: but then it went from an environment that might have been more conseussive to supporting life. the question is, where did all of the air and water go? nasa will launch this spacecraft monday to try to answer that. it's called may have been. and it will order what is left of

the bizarre stalking case that has two very different sides to the story. >>> and welcome back. the proposed merger between american airlines and u.s. airways is now all but clear for takeoff. the two carriers are forming the world's biggest airline. they settled a government antitrust case yesterday by giving up about 15% of their operating rights at airports that serve washington, d.c. and new york city. the deal is expected to be finalized within the next month. >>> american taxpayers will lose money on the general motors bailout in the end. a new report showing the government has been selling off the gm stock it bought to keep that company afloat back in 2009. but it still owns 70 million shares. it will not be able to sell them for anything close to the $12 billion it is still owed. >>> the u.s. will become the number one oil producer by 2015. that is main due to finding oil in shale formations. experts predict middle eastern nations will regain top status in 15 or 20 years. >>> an apple store in a delaware mall is claiming to be the number one seller of iphones in the enti

we start with the woman accused of stalking alec bawin. trial ended the third day with genevieve severn being found guilty. guilty oall five counts of stalking and harassing. >> the judge really let her he it. the peoplead askedor 90 days. the judgslapped her with a 210-day sentence. >> during the verdict, severn o yesterday earned 30 days of sentence for contempt for her loud and repted insistence she'd had an affr with baldwin. >> aer the judgeead the sentence and asked if she had anything t say. first she said n en she sat the and said, i've done nothing wrong. >> new veo released today shows the key piece of vid used ainst severn shows her

the surprise move a judge makes today in the alec baldwin stalking trial. >>> poor test scores and low grades. now, several city schools are set to shut down. but first, the district needs reaction from parents. >> i'm linh bui, behind the scenes at the jersey boys. a sneak peek at the hit broadway musical. coming up on wjz. >>> and here's today's report from wall street. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is 5:30. 39 degrees and cloudy. good evening. thank you for staying with wjz eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. several city schools may soon be on the chopping block. tonight, the district says a city wide review shows some schools need to close. wjz is live in tonight's school watch report, gigi barnett has reaction from parents. gigi? . >> well, kai. recently, city cool leaders took a long, hard look at schools. particularly charter schools. they looked at principals and buildings and came up with a list of schools that they say now must go. >> reporter: city school leader the spent weeks, thoroughly reviewing a long list of school

uses the stalks and then overwhelms the immunity and the anti-virals make it so that the cell cannot reproduce in the patients immune system and they are able to recover. providing that you keep on taking the drugs the virus is kept at bay but then stop taking them and it will return in force and globally over $1.20 billion a year is spent on hiv research and now there are nearly 30 different drugs to treat the virus and competition among with the production of generics has pushed down the can the price of the drugs. >> it has been miraculous because we've moved from where a uniformly fatal disease has come now to a point where now there are nearly 30 drugs where nearly $8 million people around the world are being treated. >> the united nations is hoping to be able to provide more antivirals by 2015 and they say that new and increasingly effective drunks hold the greatest promise and those with hiv will have a better, longer life and it will reduce the spread of the virus. >> time now for sports. >> thank you so much. two men accused of fixing non-league english football matches have

we have not heard what the price of the stalk is going to be. twitter said it would come out. this is not for you and me. this is for investors who get in on it prior to the ipo at a price between $23 and $25 a share. and it went up to $25 to $28. we should know what it's going to open at, and we don't know that yet. number one, there will be investors saying what's up with that? why is there delay? we've had problems with ipo, including facebook. that's one red flag right now. as a on a as we get this news we'll bring it to you with what is going on with twitter. but tony, i would say this to you, i don't typically recommend that individual investors italy with individual stocks. hurry we're going buy some things because we like them but people get caught up with these things because there is excitement. my advice is to you want to get in on the action, tweet somebody and watch the coveragement ipo. wait in this settles in before you decide to buy it. people tell me about amazon and google, they shot out of the gate and never looked back. i got stories of a lot of ipos that d

these stalks. the supreme leader is, too,ed a ththe eyealso it might be just e that is the only thing that can silence hard liners and give this deal a chance of succeeding. al jazeera, tehran. >> israel sending it's national security adviser to discuss the deal of iran. while calling the deal a historic mistake. >> reporter: at the end of the day, despite the receip rhetorig out of israel, the bilateral relationship will survive, and the two will agree to disagree. the u.s. just made a deal that basically announce iran to be a nuclear threshold state. and if iran were to decide to make a nuclear weapon even after this deal, it would be only six to eight weeks. israel said that no deal is acceptable unless iran loses its capability to make nuclear weapons. whether or not that rhetoric will continue is all the long-term deal that the u.s. wants to take. the u.s. says it wants to take away it's nuclear capacity. until then, you'll see the rhetoric from benjamin netanyahu as we saw over the last two d

whisk it all the latest now on the stalks me to speak to correspond and jonah is our cost us tuesday in geneva and children s up to speed will was elated to hear and speaking out. bring cash and the high representative of the european union is making a last ditch at the beach try and get a deal that he did hang ups issue with iran chairing a meeting with saudi foreign ministers of it all the pics. the permanent members of the security council plus germany courtenay the position on the so cool that you're on your pdf file and when did that meeting among the high level minute in geneva. she will then have a meeting with the menace that with the messed up on the fifth of iraq issued a dire need. and the outcome whether that of the lineup will be on the outcome of these discussions taking place as we speak on the first roll of the intercontinental hotel so things have very very fluid but they should be a lot of it at and around the clock diplomacy to try and broker a deal he have known would like to see a trial but the chances that life will depend on the upcoming two or three capitals.

. >>> we begin with the woman who allegedly stalked alec baldwin, taking the stand in her own defense. claiming she had a love affair with the actor. she is behind bars this morning. and the judge could decide this case today. ron claiborne has the latest. including the new surveillance video revealed overnight. good morning, ron. >> good morning to you, robin. the alleged stalker, genevieve sabourin is waking up in jail this morning, thanks to a contempt of court citation that the trial judge hit her with wednesday when she continued with those outbursts in the courtroom. that's how her day began. what followed was her testimony about a sexual encounter with alec baldwin, that she says he pursued. genevieve sabourin, caught on camera inside alec baldwin's manhattan apartment building. this lobby surveillance video released overnight shows her moments before her april 2012 arrest for harassing and stalking the actor. the prosecution's final witness wednesday, baldwin's doorman. he testified when sabourin showed up that easter sunday, hilaria baldwin told him she was a stalker. sabouri

i'd stalked in the first samuel was a big story and christians need to understand this because i think it's the very heart of their ethics and morality but these realize cried out give us a king they said and god turned them and said if you give if you ask for a king he will take from you he will send your children their lives that was a warning and it was a warning he said give us a king and they said if they do they will send your children into description he will take from you all the best of your violence and you have gone and i'm quite familiar with this guy out and then god will not listen to you when you cry out so we have to be very careful when we get more central i mean every seven years you had a jew believe for the land and every seven years the field one fellow and every forty nine years all wealth was was put into a single pot and redistributed to everybody that's correct if you want to if you want to get biblical i mean how about a jubilee well not a trillion dollars in student my dad's never been i'd ever before see anywhere on his or her i want to get too big a biblica

cleaning up the sport and of the schools have to take the kids and i stalk is always this for coming and talking with sticks the party. soccer world cup soccer now i need to be there. the question of monica eight european teams are still battling to win their tickets or brazil home and away play offs are taking place tonight and this coming tuesday and one of the mosquito they awaited clash is between ukraine and four while the welsh champions and with the fronts and he's a player who can make all the difference concrete of. the he's been in blistering form. i am in the bundesliga and champions league. france needs to be at the top of his game against ukraine. and now i've felt happy on that team again. we have a better image and fun on the pitch. our confidence is back to when people enjoy watching us. go visit the zoo this week the last world cup campaign ended in disarray and humiliating groupings and it is one called their name the additional has managed to forge the players into a team. what does he do. it's a nerve racking time he suddenly took when i see it positively creepy.

. >> reporter: hiding into the hills stalking harry. >> rachel from "good morning america." >> reporter: i was invited into the british dream boat's web fest to help judge fan's inventions. here's an idea for fans who never got a glimpse of their favorite band, one direction has a concert coming up on "good morning america." look forward to seeing you guys tuesday morning on "gma." rachel smith, los angeles. >> amazing use of social media. >> could you imagine news k kidn the block. >>> this tuesday is going to be huge. i never had more requests from fans to get their kids into this show. >> the countdown is on to one direction's live concert. right here on "good morning america" tuesday morning. it's a ticketed event. all of the tickets are gone. sorry to rain on your parade, but you can watch it all on television. which could be better. >> coming up on "good morning america" -- pandemonium at the zoo. the cute little cub who tries to convince his brother it's play time. >> pandemonium, oh, i get it. >> finally, ron speaks. >> very clever. allows you to runte 10.1 two programs simultan

the drugs effectively disable the virus's stalks where it can't attach or in void the cell. >> providing you keep taking the drugs, the virus is kept at bay. stop taking them, it returns in force. more than $2 billion a year is spent on research. there are almost 30 drugs to treat the virus. competition, along with the production of generics has pushed down the price. this makes the drugs more affordable and accessible, especially for those in poor countries. >> it's been pretty miraclous. i think we've moved from a situation where a uniformly fatal disease with maybe at best three or four drugs for its treatment to a point where there's 30 drugs where 8 million people around the world are being treated. >> the united nations hopes to give people anti retro viral drugs. new and increasingly effective drugs hold the greatest promise, giving those with h.i.v. a better and longer life, as well as rusing the spread of the virus. that aljazeera. >> h.i.v. prevention and treatment efforts have helped save thousands of lives. more than 25 million people worldwide have tied from aids. h.i.v. tre

they effectively disavailable the virus' stalks and it can't reproduce in the patient's immune system is able to recover. >> reporter: providing you keep taking the drugs the virus is kept at bay. but stop taking them and it returns in force. globally more than $1.2 billion a year is spent on hiv h.i.v. research, and now this are many drugs to combat the virus. >> it's been pretty miraculous. i think we've moved from a situation where a fatal decease with at best three or four drugs available for its treatment, pretty unclear when it should be used to now there is a nearly 30 drugs and 8 million people around the world are being treated. >> reporter: the united nations hopes to give out anti-viral drug by 2015. the newly created drugs hold the greatest promise giving a longer life and reducing the spread of the virus. >> h.i.v. prevention and treatment has helped save thousands of lives. since 198,125,000,000 people have died of a.i.d.s. but in poor countries had has crease increased ten-fold. >>> we're here with sports. another head coach in hot ward. >> reporter: yes, first it was j

the enemy. these former child soldiers wanted to show us what life was like on the front line. it looks like a game, until they begin to describe the experiences. >> left-wing guerrillas likely farc and elm are the main opposition to government forces. they and other armed groups are accused of using brutal tactics recruiting vulnerable youngsters. 5000 former child combatants have entered government-run rehabilitation programs like this one in the last 15 years. the rate at which children are demobilizing is now accelerating. many come from poor, marginalized communities. time and time again, i am hearing the same stories from teenagers like these that they have little choice but to join the ranks of guerrilla groups like the farc. >> in many areas, the army is not present. the army authority are the gorillas. they see them as normal, as the ones that can help. and that is their vulnerability. she was recruited by the farc when she was 12 and spent several years with him. she now lives with her

reid molloy studies the psychology of stalking and believes modern celebrity culture may fuel the problem. >> the more the magazines humanize the celebrity figure the more it can reduce that space between the stalker and the celebrity figure. >> these stalkers believe the celebrities are actually talking directly to them. >> any way, back to alec baldwin and jennifer who met in 2000 when he was in canada shooting "the aventures of pluto nash. they had dinner in new york. they say that she was asking for acting advice. >> are you a stalker. >> no i'm not. >> no, i am not. >> he maintained a relationship with me while he was with her and that's why he created the fear. >> reporter: in court baldwin vehemently denied there was ever a sexual relationship at which point she screamed really? the judge throe threatened to throw her out of court. she shouted he's lying to you. baldwin leaving court, clearly agitated. nick watt in los angeles. >> somebody is doing a lot of lying. >> oh, wow. >> very different take on what went down. >> there's not even one thing they agree on. >> a sexual relation

baldwin has insisted the whole time they just had dinner before she started stalking him and begging him to marry her. >>> 34 an air force officer who once led the branch's sexual assault response team has been cleared of charges that he groped a woman outside of a virginia bar. the jury deliberated about an hour before finding lieutenant colonel jeff kaczynski not guilty. >>> florida state university quarterback jameis winston at the center of a sexual assault investigation. he is having a spectacular season. but he is being investigated for an incident nearly a year ago. winston's attorney denies the allegation on his behalf. so far, charges have not been filed. >>> pope francis is being warned that the mafia may be planning to order a hit on him. a top italian prosecutor says the most dangerous organized crime in italy is getting nervous about the pope's fight against corruption. if the mobsters can find a way to stop the pope, they will seriously consider it. >>> a mishap for tesla motors, three workers have been injured at their northern california factory where the electric car

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as "nightline" dug deeper it became clear the hoaxer wasn't just stalking celebrities she was stalking cancer victims stealing photos and stories. we want to meet one family, the thomases of ohio. their daughter christie died in 2006 of guess what, neuroblastoma. scammers stole her image off the thomas family's memorial website. >> i had one of the detectives tell me, a while ago the was almost like, she knew my story, better than i knew my story. she had red my journal entry so many times it was like she internalized it. she would be calling famous people it was like she convinced herself she really was me. >> that is the sickest part about this. that is the part when i start to talk about that. that's when i get really mad. that there were real kids. that there were real photos. >> reporter: ironically the photos helped unravel the mystery. you pulled the data off some of these pictures. these journal entries were in some ways her undoing. she created them. didn't lift them. >> reporter: buried in digital images location data from the camera they were taken on. >> when you enter it i

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pure and simple. >> reporte the main character in "zero dark thirty" was modeled afr the woman on the ground still unnamed who relentlessly stalked bin laden for yes. the re team behind the scenes was also mostly women, say moore and sue gordon, the cia's director of suort. >> i canay if those individuals hadn't beenorking the issuet that time, i am not confident we would have been successful. >> rorter: the fact is tay nearly halof the cia is fema. women have been promoted to ve of the cia top eight positis. in his first interview as ci director, john brean explains why. are there any qualies women bring th men might not be able to bring to the cia? >> i am very surprised at how perceptive and insightful women cabe about how a man is acting -- whether it's foreign government leader, military officialor somebody who is sort of crying out their daily duties. >> reporte back in world war iia few women did servas spies. betty macintosh passed along explosives in china that blew up a train. doris borein italy analyzed aerialhotos for troop drops and found nazi concentration camps. and sti

reid molloy studies the psychology of stalking and believes modern celebrity culture may fuel the problem. >> the more the magazines humanize the celebrity figure the more it can reduce that space between the stalker and the celebrity figure. >> these stalkers believe the celebrities are actually talking directly to them. >> reporter: anyway, back to alec baldwin and genevieve who apparently first met in 2000 when he was in canada shooting "the aventures of pluto nash." ten years later, they had dinner in new york. baldwin was married to his then-girlfriend and said that she was asking for acting advice. she claims they became intimate. >> are you a stalker? >> no, i'm not. >> no, i am not. >> he maintained a relationship with me while he was with her and that's why he created the fear. get away from genevieve, she's dangerous. >> reporter: in court baldwin vehemently denied there was ever a sexual relationship at which point she screamed, "really?" the judge threatened to throw her out of court. she shouted, "he's living to you." baldwin leaving court, clearly agitated. nick watt in los

when e would watch and she'd see greta garbo on the street, i don't want to use the stalk, because that's too cruel. going would follow her into a store. she would follow her in never speaking to her but looking at saying, oh, there's greta garbo. person she really loved and admired. >> she knew greta garbo. >> she did? to hear. what i wanted came for reta garbo dinner and len billings had europe, ta garbo in spent some time with her. so j.f.k. spent a joke on his schoolmate. going to fawn all over greta garbo. greta comes in and has dinner talk n billings begins to to greta and greta said, i've never met this man before in my life. >> prep school pranksters. >> a quote in his book in toinished life that i wanted introduce the other topic with the relationship to the press. that is john kennedy's womanizing. this is one thing he wrote. kennedy had affairs with several including pamela turnure, jackie's press secretary, mary pinchot meier, ben bradley's two white house secretaries playfully dubbed fiddle and fadle. judith campbell exner and a full slender beautiful intern. how much of this

he was arraigned on aggravated stalking charges unrelated to the case surrounding his former campaign manager. we talked to someone who said smith has slashed more than 50 of his tires. smith's bond is set at $75,000 cash only on this particular case. >> when the tire slashing video makes national news, smith's former neighbor, kenneth, in el paso, texas, contacts albuquerque police with a tire slashing video of his own. he tells police that smith terrorized his family for years. allegedly slashing tires, attempting to burn down the house, and trying to poison their dog. >> when i saw their footage, it took my breath away because it was identical. it was like a practiced motion. like somebody who was a good athlete does something the same way each time. >> smith faces aggravated stalking, criminal trespass, and harassment charges in new mexico. in addition to the outstanding warrants from the allegations in texas. he denies the allegations. arnold-jones loses the election for the seat in congress and is later appointed to the albuquerque city council. she says her family sleeps better

and in many ways she was the stalking horse for some of his policies. she put up trial balloons and things of that nature. >> i would disagree. i would say that the reason that eleanor went to the pacific is because she was arguing to go for several years because she wanted to cover the pacific the way that ernie pyle had covered the military that was fighting in the atlantic and they kept turning her down because halsey did not want her to go. >> i do want to say the one thing since doug brought up the trip to the pacific. henry wallace writes in his diary that she finally got to go to the pacific because the negro situation was too hot. she goes right after the race riots where she is blamed for those race riots. for our audience to really understand the progression, we need to look at eleanor. eleanor really doesn't start race until 19 30 six. >> that is what we're going to do. we'll go back to the wars. we have two hours to talk about eleanor roosevelt and her influence and image. we'll put the phone numbers on the screen. you know all of our progra

they effectively disabled virus' stalks so it cannot detach or invade the cell. and the patient's immune system is able to recover. >> providing they keep taking the drugs, the virus is kept at bay. stop taking them, and it returns in force. globally $1.2 billion a year is spent on h.i.v. research, now there are almost 300 30 differet drugs to treat the virus. the drugs are more affordable and accessible, especially for those in poor countries. >> it's been pretty michiga mir. i think we've made transition from where there are three our four drugs being used a point where there are 30 drugs and people throughout the world are being treated. >> reporter: they hope to give thincrease those given the anti-viral drug by 2015. giving those infected bif by h.. a better and longer life and help prevent the spread of the virus. >> more than 25 million people worldwide have died of a.i.d.s. but h.i.v. treatments in poor countries has increased 10 fold since 2002. and new infections in the united states has fallen 60% since the height of the infection. >> more and more men

it's likely the two girls could have faced several years probation for aggravated stalking. basically for bullying and cyber bullying a 12-year-old girl to death on september 10th when the 12-year-old rebecca sedgwick said she couldn't take it anymore. she jumped off osilo of abandoned cement factory to her death this was back in september. since then, the sheriff in that county has been very public in accusing both the two middle school girls and their families. so right now one seems to be off the hook. we are likely to it see the other, 14-year-old gwatney gwatney lupe shaw still aggravated stalking. >> steve harrigan in our florida newsroom. the state senator who survived a stabbing yesterday is improving in the hospital, that's the word from officials in v.a. they have upgraded creigh deeds condition from fair to good. police say his son is dead from an apparent suicide. remember, investigators say there was some sort of altercation, yesterday, they haven't been specific. it happened between the senator and his son gus at their home. the senator was reportedly bleeding

. >> the verdict in the trial of the woman accused of stalking baldwin is in. plus the pledge of allegiance is good for middle schoolers in one town, why not high schoolers? next we'll tell you about the heros who put it on the line for this country are taking on the school board. >> they decided that they didn't have enough time in their day to do it. >> he gave almost all he had. for our country. but our school district couldn't give ten seconds. announcer: announcer: you're on the right track to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose to save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. or choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular tempurpedic mattresses. you can even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization. the triple choice sale on now at sleep train! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> a verdict is in the alec baldwin stalker trial. genevieve sack borne tearful after being sentenced to six months behi

the woman accused of stalking actor alec baldwin sent to jail. her out burst, the judge's reaction and what's next in court. >>> and maria cary's complaints about her role as a judge on "american idol." her eye opening criticism in the "the skinny" on this thursday, november 14th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> all right. mariah carey aiming her guns. at one person she didn't name by names but we know who she is. >> yeah. >> we will get to that in a bit. we will start with the philippines where the aid for the people desperately in need is stuck in gridlock. >> coming to help is the uss george washington aircraft carrier. it is due to arrive this morning. abc's gloria riveria has more details live from manila. gloria, what's the latest. >> reporter: we are six days in to this crisis. what we are seeing is the shock of what happened may have wore off, but reality for survivors on the ground it is harder and not easier to get through each day. in a humanitarian crisis like this one, there a

the new deal must still be approved by a federal judge. >>> the canadian woman accused of stalking actor alec baldwin is being held in contempt of court. genevieve sabouring is charged with stalking baldwin and sending him tons of e-mails. she was to testify in her own defense today but constantly interrupted other testimony even after her attorney told her to quiet down. the judge stopped the trial and had her arrested. baldwin is denying her claims the two had a sexual tryst. >>> still ahead -- more winter-like temperatures today but the mercury may be headed back up. don't miss your updated first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,, ,,,,,, ♪ it's a new day health coverage gives us piece of mind. it means i can get the healthcare i need. narrator: shop, compare, and select your health coverage at marylandhealthconnection.gov from october through march and you'll choose from more than 80 medical and dental plans, or find out if you now qualify for medicaid. ♪ gotta have it, gonna get it ♪ ♪ at maryandhealthconnection.gov. ♪ narrator: visit marylandhealthconnection.gov or call 1-85

when it rises to the level of stalking, we're going to make arrests in the future. we're going to put it out there for you to publish because stalking and bullying and cyberbullying is a nationwide concern. >> and sheriff, lastly, as you properly note, what matters most here is the victim and her family. you've been in contact with them? are they okay with how everything is being dispose of in the system? >> they are. we spoke with one of them, one of our detectives and the assistant state attorney before it was filed and the process was completed. she accepts that. she understands that the juvenile system deals with what's in the best interest of the juvenile defendant. we accomplished that. and i can tell you, our stance has not changed one bit. >> right. >> if you bully, if it rises to the level of stalking, we'll arrest you. >> sheriff grady -- >> we'll make it known to the community. >> sheriff grady judd, it's an important message. that's why we covered it and we will continue to. thank you for coming on today. >> thank you, chris. >> kate? >>> coming up next

last night hundreds of police responded to the nightmarish 911 records of a gunman stalking the mall and opening fire. police identified the gunman as 20-year-old richard shoop, unemployed, from a nearby town and said he carried a modified rifle that looked like an ak-47, a legal weapon, authorities said, that shoop had stolen from his brother. police said the gunman had the opportunity to shoot at people in the mall but didn't. he fired at least six times. inside confusion and chaos as many fled and escaped as store managers barricaded themselves and customers inside. police say shoop's body was found in a back room area behind the part of the mall that's under construction. >> ron allen joins me now from the garden state plaza mall in paramus, new jersey. thanks for joining me. two things strike me. firstish it's incredible no one was woundeded. second, similarities to what happened in kenya overwhelming. shoppers must have been terrified. >> they were, by all accounts. we spoke to people late last night. it was just a crazy scenario. thousands of people tried to run out of the mal

last week stalking charges against the two girls who had been charged in this case with felony stalking, those charges were dropped but during an interview here on "america's newsroom" on friday i asked katelyn's mom whether she was aware of this bullying. >> i don't think it was to the extent of what people are saying it was. i think this is blown up to way more than what it was supposed to have been and that she moved to another school because she wasn't involved in the click. that is what happens in middle school, there are so many clicks with children and you all want to belong to be part of that clique. if you're not, you're an isolated child. martha: steve harrigan with the details on this lawsuit. what can we expect from rebecca's mom here, steve? steve: in a few moments time we will see the mother of the 12-year-old bullied to death before the cameras. it is likely she will announce a series of lawsuits first and foremost against the families of the two girls who were accused of bullying her 12-year-old daughter to death, only one of whom so far has expressed limited remorse. >>