>> the pub, what was the permit violation? >> it was open after 2:00 and blocking the sidewalk and partially the street. moving part of the interior of the pub to the exterior environment in the form of tables and chairs for the world's cup rugby tournament. >> i am in that neighborhood and i don't usually see that kind of action. i was curious. president newlin: any public comment on the executive director's report? seeing none, item 4. police department comments and questions. >> good evening, commissioners and staff. a couple incidents over the last couple of weeks. we were out their halloween weekend. a couple things on sunday at club horizon. a brief narrative. a 19-year-old male operated, -- entered, he drank vodka until he passed out. the medics arrived in transported the subject to a hospital for treatment. the same night about 12:30 at the hyatt regency, a 22-year-old female was punched in the face. no suspect in custody. they did recover the tooth. at 12:25am at the impala, the victim was punched in the face for repo

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what we don't want is a rush to get to the pub to get the last drinks in. >> ok. >> do you see, if we say 1:00, at 12:59 there won't be a rush? >> i don't think so. if most people are at the club, they will be enjoying it. i don't think they will think it is 1:15, let's run over ot. or you would have moved earlier. president newlin: anybody from the public wish to respond to this permit application? mark? are you ok with 14 days holding tapes? you have no problem with that. the only thing we have in this issue is the 1:00 that amendments -- admittance. >> and, you know, i think i would like to see more community outreach also. this is going to be granted for a short amount of time and they will be reporting back. how is that what is going on here? this is just how is going to be? they don't have to report back? of like to see them report back in three months and think we should grant a conditionally. but i would like to see them come back and have met with at least a couple more neighborhood groups. president newlin: three months or six months? >> in meeting with groups can happen --

of age -- and i left the pub, and everyone was hungry, and the only snack stations -- i forget whatgeneral. >> yeah, it's just cadbury's. >> jimmy: that's all you could eat was chocolate bars. >> yeah, whereas you -- i love here the reese's -- reese's peanut butter cups. >> jimmy: oh, my god. that's fantastic. >> amazing. amazing. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: but they're amazing for america -- oh yeah, i love those. >> but we can't -- it's so hard to get them in england -- >> jimmy: oh, really? >> because of the cadbury monopoly on chocolate. >> jimmy: yeah, they have everything. >> they're just dominating the market. >> jimmy: do they have a peanut butter cup at all? cadbury? >> no, they don't. >> jimmy: we could just invent one right now. >> this could be the answer. >> jimmy: the felicity -- the felicity cadbury peanut butter cup. it would be fantastic. >> i love it. great. >> jimmy: yeah. so, wait. did you get -- how were you not like hugely fat if you ate chocolate all the time? >> well, we were because my school was opposite the factory, the cadbury chocolate factory. and

the shelter director hopes holiday spirit could move someone to adopt the pub by. she has mange and can't stand on her back legislation as a result of malnutrition. >> she is timid. she wants swop. attention. legs . >>> two people recovering from injuries in the plane crash, the plane went down yesterday at the end of the are upway in calvert county. authorities say the local residents on board were flying back from illinois and overshot the runway. they are expected to be okay. >>> new york city man is under arrest charged with conspiracy to commit terrorism after authorities arrested him on the process of making pipe bombs. his target, were police and members of the military. kuren redmond is standing by with this developing story and they are saying he picked up components to make the bombs at a normal hardware store. >> also, fbi and police were following this man for over a year now. there are more developments over the plot. they come down all morning. authorities have been tailing the man, identified as jose he was making a pipe bomb. his mother and convert o

. >> reporter: it has been a fixture on the corner of telegraph and haste since 1916, inside, the pub, and nearly a century of history. >> i am shocked, in disbelief. >> reporter: the firefighters got a call about smoke in the building just before 9:00 last night. within hours it was a five alarm blaze. >> the flames started to go through the roof and started burning green, like maybe it was hot enough to like melt copper. >> reporter: the red cross says approximately 60 residents were displaced, some coming out to console each other. there were no reports of injuries. the fire may have started in an elevator equipment room? the fire started, working vertically, spreading. >> reporter: more than 16 hours after this fire started firefighters were still tackling hot spots, the building has been red tagged and engineers say it is not sound. that is part of the reason the intersection will be closed throughout the weekend. the owners of the restaurant next door carried out cash registers and cooking equipment, as they and others closed up shop during the weekend. the manager there says he

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didn't mind the pressure one little bit making the twenty eight yard field goal last time around the pub oist take it twenty. over in baltimore the forty niners were brought down to earth against the ravens us coach john harbaugh it's much. played his brother counterpart jim san francisco porter but alex smith was pressed all night by the finishes the inside the fence this time that a large majority of swed to pick off a deep pass in the second just one touched on in the match and came in the fourth dennis the player stretching out the couch to five sixteen six baltimore how it ended some from left to root only for second defeat of the same. music cheers of green bay who remain the only team on the field in the national football league the packers surviving an intense thanksgiving battle against the lions the knights other games the visitors help really one detroit star limond. suggested in the third quarter earn rodgers and co julie helping themselves to a twelve point win streak. and basketball parsimony have joined cisco moscow in the euro league's top sixteen after going to china on

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public sphere also and so there was a whole rush of movements and of tendencies that just took over the pub. sphere that did you know couldn't make itself felt under the calm under communist rule right on the fine go you do you think it's underestimated the day when we think about the the all powerful communist party of the soviet union and it was pointed out just a second ago it's global ramifications because it just wasn't the the soviet union itself it was an entire of what people would call an empire some people even called an evil empire this epic conflict between the west and the communist world came to an end when the communist party finally collapsed and peacefully at that right maybe that's one of the latest is that there wasn't a civil war there wasn't a great deal of bloodletting there were some ethnic conflicts in different places like when i go in there karbala king george and prejudiced on but it was a relatively smooth deflating of the of the system i would say that one of the legacies of the soviet party rule two to emphasize what mark just said is that the party was so much

it as the chairman of an austrian project former german chancellor gerhard schroeder tells r t why the pub lands important for the russia your relationship is a brief preview of what's coming away in full in fifteen minutes. feel politician call it the european union needs russia or geopolitical if you like but the reverse is also true of it's not a question got kind of the time has come to start cooperating and start looking back i'm ideological differences or niches in a situation where you could ship gas to china and all of asia and europe you know i hope russia never has to make a choice for the russian government is evidently pro european or europe cannot keep pushing washer away it hurts russians pride or is it if you know we have to keep in mind that all russia has the alternative of shipping to asia or europe has no such alternative activity drugs europe's geo political position will only be approved or if it manages to enter a tight partnership with russia in value and at the same time grand session a turkey or that would be a sound strategy again or into the future by the rest of

speaker, what did the home secretary say in the pub when she was in opposition when things went wrong on immigration? she said this, i'm sick and tired of government ministers who simply blame other people when things go wrong. now -- now, the prime minister said yesterday in his evidence to the liaison committee about the relaxation of border patrols in the last few months, and i quote, clearly not acceptable and is not acceptable it went on for so long. mr. speaker, why did the home secretary allow that to happen? >> you can't on the one hand blame me for not taking responsibility and then quote very clearly my words taking responsibility and saying what isn't acceptable! i have to say, having a lecture from an administration that let 2.2 million people in our country, that allowed everyone from eastern europe to come here with no transitional control, that built up a back log of half a million asylum claims and made no apology about it, and even today when the leader of the opposition is asked whether too many people were let into our country, his answer was very simple -- no. >> e

bailout investors are now waiting to see who is brave enough to step into the pub and there was a decision as expected later on monday the coalition government's main task will be to pass the european rescue package move considered crucial to shoring up the euro . there's a mixed feeling really around global markets in the u.s. there was a positive opening now they are down investors are trading cautiously watching the developments in europe notably notably in italy which is due to have a meeting on its budget deficit on tuesday jones is down by a quarter of a percent nasdaq almost zero percent european stocks at the close are also showing some negative dynamics the folksy down by thirty percent or doubts by point seven percent as the spike like the e.c.v. said it intervened to buy nine a half billion euros worth of bonds to keep a little boring course but in russia it's all positive russia markets were playing catch up on monday after friday's all the day as the time change saw the u.s. markets open just fifteen minutes before the end of the trading session in moscow and since as i mentio

prostitute that he hired spits in his face and slaps him around like a little bit as they say uptown in the pub scene he looks he loves to be that's his joy. it could explain why many people say that bankers are the ones responsible for installing wieters but then hand over all the assets of the nation to us so it makes sense that repeatedly in the u.k. since the deregulation the big bang as they call it it's we've had tories or conservatives in power because they are like the ones they always get caught in weird submissive scandals so that could be what's happening there so george osborne is claiming however that this financial transaction tax is uniquely something that is being taken from the pensioners now let's look at what george osborne and his independent bank of england have created with their quantitative easing savers lose forty three billion pounds in slowmotion bank robbery with worse to come savers have been stealthily robbed of forty three billion pounds of the real value of their savings since the bank of england froze interest rates at point five percent nearly thirty two months

vote was going to leave which is why as you mentioned just a moment ago they basically packed on to the pub and rail and said you know that was a really dumb idea we're not going to let that happen in your we don't like you anymore and so you have this this potential no confidence vote which could kick him out of office and the reason that it is so scary that the people of greece could vote against the bailout is because there is a tremendous amount of money on the line and egos on the line and political policy on the line the money on the line is because the international banking community has been betting against not just greece but a lot of the purple countries in europe in general through the credit derivatives market on anything that looks like it could be a bet not just greece greece is just on the docket right now and it will it will move around and has moved around and they don't want to see the insurance that they basically are liable for if greece were to default in other words the credit default swaps that international banking community particularly also a lot of the united stat

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seriously attempting to govern or as they put it privately and sometimes publicly take the issue to the pub. means they'll have their vote on the payroll tax cut and they will lose and they won't mind losing because they think they will take the issue to the public in the election. they will try to win it through the election if they can't win if in the legislative process. >> i think they have to actually govern, and i think we will hold them accountable if we don't and the public will. frankly, one of the democrats' best arguments is the republicans these day aren't trying to actually govern or administer things. they're trying to block president obama, and it's a powerful argument but it vanishing if they don't try to forge ahead and achieve something. >> tom, you talked about this in your recent column. you gave the president advice to go big in the first term and campaign. you say there is a chance the president will win with 50.0001% of the vote and no mandate to do what needs doing. if he spends his time defining future in a credible way and offering a hard, tough, realistic path way

you say, 'the pubs, the coffee shops, the communal collage vanish. cordoning us from community life, the car accentuates an environment of exclusion. the mall cafe is our vacuous symbol. its umbrellas lack breeze or sun, its security guards manning the escalators to handcuff spirited teens. its architectural island walled by the automobile offers access only to the licensed shopper. 'no public realm here.' what did you mean by that? >> guest: it means that we are basically deprived of accessibility. the issue we all talk about is mobility, but how do we get the goods of life? how do we make them accessible? do we have to wrap the superstore, as we were discussing, or the mall in concrete where the price of admission is $6,500 a year or a $20,000 vehicle? can't we live in a better way? and can't we stop funding the superstore and the mall? and when i say funding, i mean--i don't talk about the automobile, per se; i talk about the car culture. and we have been funding a drift from the cities to these evermore distant fringes since--especially since wor

the with young boys. to most people, that is enough. >> it was enough for people who interview at crystal city sports pop. -- pub. the graduate assistant who the shower says he did more than most people know. he says he did not just turn and away. right they can stop what was taking place. keep up-to-date on the penn state scandal on wjla.com. we will have updates as they happened on twitter. -- there isthat another study that shows how unreliable the area's highways can be. parts of interstate 70 and 95 as as a long stretch of the beltway near the top of the unreliable list. it can cost big amounts of lost time at work. and home. behind us is the beltway and georgia avenue. a stretch that has made all of as one point or another. make a slight,t is among the worst in the country. >> i have been laid to doctors' appointments, like to work -- i been leaked to adopt his apartment, late to work. >> this breaks down the worst of worst roads. >> as soon as you get to 495 west, it is stopped. >> texas transportation institute put together the the most unreliable roadways. corridors that delight as the most. have five of

another way of trying to mislead the syrian people to mislead the international pub. in to speak about certain issues which may no objective is to divide the syrian people and this is where we differ from egypt and the from others in syria we have a political system that defends the so frontier of the country and in syria we are under such an attack because we say no to the policies of the united states in the region supporting subjugation of the region into their interest and serving the major interests of israel can we talk a little bit about nato because you know how nato is very cynical when it comes to the choice of interfering in one country or another why i think it's not touching syria are not touching. i mean for the time being they cannot touch syria i mean if they knew that i mean going to syria is easy. they will do it. we think they cannot because the entire region is against this in libya when they are to interfere under the pretext of the human rights protecting the libyan people i think even if gadhafi lives hundred years more he will not kill a small n

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. >> hello, everybody, and welcome to the khyber pass pub on second and chestnut streets. we are live tonight. >> rotella: she was a fixture in the philadelphia social scene, a local character known for her bar... >> the khyber pass pub is ten years old. >> rotella: ...and her colorful past... >> you might call her a special owner. >> she is a delaware valley native, but, ten years ago, her story read like a mid-eastern spy novel. >> rotella: ...a past she happily advertised-- life in pakistan, false charges of espionage, her life under threat, and escape through the bar's namesake. when her 17-year-old son arrived from pakistan, it only added to the bar's mystique. there, they called him "the prince," but a prince who had a dark side. daood gilani, age 23. handsome, self-assured, and, within two years of these images being taken, a heroin addict and a budding drug smuggler. it's hard to pinpoint exactly when gilani stepped onto the path that eventually led to the mumbai attacks. headley has now moved overseas to philadelphia, but he's visiting pakistan and apparently alrea