but gamal, isn't that the handyman's job ? yes. it is the handyman's job. and i am the handyman. then, if i'm not mistaken, that makes you the owner of this restaurant. yes. this is the owner, mr. victor brashov. i had a hunch that was the case. i'm sorry for the mix-up. it was just an experiment. an experiment ? i'd like to hear more about that. i'm afraid i owe you both an apology. i lied to you. as you can see, i do not own this restaurant. i merely work here as a handyman. why did you feel you had to lie to us ? - i was ashamed to tell you the truth. - what is the truth ? i did not quit my job at whitestone engineering. i was laid off. this was the only job i could find. - you could have told us that. - of course. we would have understood. i had failed. and you both had such a lot of faith in me ! oh, gamal, we still have faith in you. you took a big chance when you moved to america. that took a lot of courage. we've always admired you for that. really ? of course. you are our friend. we like you for who yoare. we don't care how successful you are. - thank you, my friend. - m

>> i have been an entrepreneur the one man handyman business in the grew that to employ over 1,000 people using the principles of showing up on time and doing what you say. i have been outside of politics my entire life. governor of new mexico and reelection were my only two offices. i made a name to vetoing more legislation in the other 49.gov errors combined. i took line item vetoes to a new art form. i said no to billions of dollars of government spending and no new legislation hef's adding time and money for complying but not improving our lives and money we have to spend and comply. >> host: you funded your own campaign? >> out of the $550,000 primary its common 510 was mine and the other 30 came a few days before because it appeared i could win. mexico is two /1 democrat in getting elected proving i was a penny pincher then getting reelected but those with better victimless their needs to be commutation of those sentences and pardons for those who have served their sentences would otherwise be a taxpaying citizen. >> host: what about the republican and libertarian policies? >> on th

you can hire and non-union handyman that would endanger the students. at least give us some type of equity in these negotiations. [applause] >> we should expect to see the contract come back to us time to time. >> i will be identifying all the previous schools, but i think it was a very good item the commissioner brought up previously. >> someplace on the agenda, we would probably have a definition as opposed to a construction contract. the public can understand what the difference is. i am sure you can figure out how to put that somewhere. >> i am happy to do that and work with counsel to that effect. >> [roll call vote] seven ayes. >> thank you. back to k three through seven. commissioner maufas: i do not know who is going to speak on the ones 3-7. a queue. that is great. there is more. i will talk about the first set. in looking at the descriptions, you know, each one has a different description. there might be a couple that are close. they are $27,000 each, but ultimately, i am wondering why we are not using our own physical education teachers. i fe

i started a one-man handyman business in albuquerque in 1974 and grew the business to employ over 1000 people using those same principles, showing up on time, just doing what you say you'll do for people. it's amazing how far that will go. i have been completely outside of politics my entire life. the only two other political offices have run for, governor of new mexico in reelection as governor in mexico and i may have made a name for myself. i did make a name for myself, arguably vetoing the legislation and the other 49 governors in the country combined. a veto 750 bills. i took line-item veto to a new art form to thousands of line-item veto is. i said no to billions of dollars worth of government spending and i said no to legislation that i think would've just added me and money for us to have to comply with those laws, but it wasn't going to make us any safer, wasn't going to improve our lives in any way there's going to add money we have to spend on an time to have to be a little comply with. >> host: you also funded your campaigns essentially, didn't you? >> guest: my first campa

you can hire and non-union handyman that would endanger the students. at least give us some type of equity in these negotiations. [applause] >> good evening, superintendent and the board. i have been a carpenter for 33 years and i wanted to put a face on carpentry. all of you who have seen me before, could you please stand. 25-26 years. all of the folks that are now mobile's a month the board of education. i am struggling, putting kids through college and a wife through college and i am blessed. i want to thank you for the opportunity to be able to work 25 years with the company as prestigious as the school district. i know you will do the right thing. you won't scrape and whittle and take away a few dollars from our income to make your budgets have been. i have felt it and i see it in the contract. i was the fifteenth carpenter hired. the gutsy 15 carpenters, you have maybe eight or nine at the most. i am good, but i am not that good. it is just attrition and we need to replace personnel. we need to be paid with the city. i decided to work with unified

. >>> cal-osha is investigating the death of a handyman on bethel island. this is the scene soon after the accident in contra costa county. the victim is described as a man in his 40s. he was digging a ditch just after 5:00 this afternoon when he was crushed by a concrete block. >> now to tampa and the republican national convention. tonight a standing ovation as sanford professor and former secretary of state condoleezza rice took the stage. but the night belonged to the vice presidential nominee paul ryan. abc7 news reporter art matthews is in tampa for the convention and has details. congressman paul ryan accepted the nomination saying he and mitt romney are ready. >> after four years of getting the run around, america needs a turn around a and demand for the job as governor mitt romney. >> ryan has been attacked for his plan to turn medicare into a voucher program for those under 55. tonight he was heckled by two code pink protesters, and he pushed back. >> it will strengthen medicare from my mom's generation and for my generation and for my kids and yo

. >>> cal-osha is investigating the death of a handyman on bethel island. this is the scene soon after the accident in contra costa county. the victim is described as a man in his 40s. he was digging a ditch just after 5:00 this afternoon when he was crushed by a concrete block. >> now to tampa and the republican national convention. tonight a standing ovation as sanford professor and former secretary of state condoleezza rice took the stage. but the night belonged to the vice presidential nominee paul ryan. abc7 news reporter art matthews is in tampa for the convention and has details. congressman paul ryan accepted the nomination saying he and mitt romney are ready. >> after four years of getting the run around, america needs a turn around a and demand for the job as governor mitt romney. >> ryan has been attacked for his plan to turn medicare into a voucher program for those under 55. tonight he was heckled by two code pink protesters, and he pushed back. >> it will strengthen medicare from my mom's generation and for my generation and for my kids and yo

he works for me part-time as a handyman. doesn't look very handy from where i'm sitting. he is actually an engineer, - but he was laid off from his job. - your move. mr. brashov, will you take a look at this, please ? uh, yes. excuse me, please. all right, but it's your move. jamal. - could you make a move for me, please ? - all right, mr. brashov. - are you sure you want to do that ? - that will be fine. - it's all yours. - thank you. - tough break, losing your job. - yes. but i am lucky i have mr. brashov to help me out. so how does an unemployed engineer end up working at a restaurant ? when mr. brashov was new in this country, my great-uncle was his landlord. he helped mr. brashov a lot. very nice. now i am new in this country and mr. brashov is helping me; we are like family. ah. checkmate. sorry. mr. brashov ! i still have not thought of a name. but you're running out of time ! now what are you going to call this place ? can i have everybody's attention, please ? thank you. this restaurant is going to open in a few minutes and we still do not have a name. does anybo

. >>> cal-osha is investigating the death of a handyman on bethel island.r the accident in contra costa county. the victim is described as a man in his 40s. he was digging a ditch just after 5:00 this afternoon when he was crushed by a concrete block. >> now to tampa and the republican national convention. tonight a standing ovation as sanford professor and former secretary of state condoleezza rice took the stage. but the night belonged to the vice presidential nominee paul ryan. abc7 news reporter art matthews is in tampa for the convention and has details. congressman paul ryan accepted the nomination saying he and mitt romney are ready. >> after four years of getting the run around, america needs a turn around a and demand for the job as governor mitt romney. >> ryan has been attacked for his plan to turn medicare into a voucher program for those under 55. tonight he was heckled by two code pink protesters, and he pushed back. >> it will strengthen medicare from my mom's generation and for my generation and for my kids and yours. >> he says he is not on

i started a one-man handyman business in albuquerque in 1974 and grew that business to employ over a thousand people using those same principles, you know, showing up on time. just doing what you say you'll do for people. it's amazing how far that will go. it talks about my running -- i have been completely outside of politics my entire life. the only two other political offices that i've run for governor of new mexico and re-election of governor, as governor of new mexico. and i may have made a name for myself. i did make a name for myself. arguably, vetoing more legislation than the other 49 governors in the country combined. i vetoed 750 bills. i took line item veto to a new art form. thousands of line item vetoes. i said no to billions of dollars worth of government spending, and i said no to legislation that i think would have just added time and money for us to have to comply with those laws, but that it wasn't going to make us any safer, wasn't going to make -- wasn't going to improve our lives in any way, and it was going to add money that we were going to have to spend on it

according to an fbi affidavit, informants said a 63-year-old handyman named william rothstein, was sitting in his car, eyes focused on brian wells. bill rothstein, officials later said, was the mastermind behind the entire scheme. >> there's green carpet to put his body on. >> this is bill rothstein a few months after that bank robbery in a police evidence tape, where he's explaining to a detective how he helped a former girlfriend, marjorie diehl-armstrong, dispose of a bod body. >> what came first, body or the freezer? >> the body came in, i put it on a cart. i'll show you where the cart is. the cart with the big wheels, not the cart with the small wheels. yes, that one there. >> but what's really going on here? what did that body in the freezer and bill rothstein's confession have to do with the collar bomb explosion that killed brian wells? in a word, everything. bill rothstein told police he was just doing marjorie a favor. he claimed marjorie had killed her abusive ex-boyfriend named jim rhoden. but the fbi's investigation tells another story. rhoden knew about the bank robbery plot

according to an fbi affidavit informants say a handyman was sitting in his car, eyes focused on brian wells. officials later said he was the master mind behind the entire scheme. >> a piece of green tarp down here to put his body on. >> this is bill a few months after that bank robbery in a police evidence tape where he is explaining to a detective how he helped a former girlfriend dispose of a body. >> what came first, the body or the freezer? >> the body came in and i put it on the cart. the cart with the big wheels and not the small wheels. that one there. >> what a really going on here? what did that body in the freezer and his confession have to do with the collar bomb explosion that killed brian wells? in a word, everything. bill told police he was just doing margery a favor. he claimed she had killed her abusive ex-boyfriend but the fbi's investigation tells another story. roaden knew about the bank robbery plot and was about to go to police. >> he came to the house and helped. took the body out and replaced floor boards and everything, got rid of everything that might have blo

we found people that would help us with handyman jobs to fix our store. you know, we would trade website work for goods. >> growing a home based website into a business takes a little motivation and a will lot of drive. >> i wouldn't have gone through the poor emotional experience that i went through with working in a job that i really did not enjoy, i probably wouldn't have been motivated to be, you know, an entrepreneur. >> in nashville, tennessee, elizabeth pran, fox news. >> good for them. she is anything but your typical teenager. 14-year-old china loves to make jewelry. she started making her own creations when she was 10 and her fifth grade teacher encouraged her to turn her hobby into a business. now she is doing just that with a help of ble, a small minority owned business in maryland. china's jewelry is on sale there right now. >> it is very exciting to see a young entrepreneur launch her business. she is very talented and i'm happy that she was able to launch it here at ble. >> i like that i can be creative. i don't have any limits to what i'm

we found people that would help us with little handyman jobs. >> one of the things that her co-ownerd me, if she didn't feel happy at her desk job. if she didn't have that emotional unhappiness, she wouldn't have been motivated to leave her desk job and find out what she really wanted to do. so it was a very interesting story. gregg? >> gregg: good story. elizabeth prann live in atlanta. thanks very much. >> heather: coming up, gregg, straight ahead, we are going to talk more about the election as it rolls on and also on america's election headquarters, new developments into drew peterson's murder trial. what the judge did yesterday that could actually seriously help the defense. we'll have that straight ahead. >> gregg: and a multi-vehicle pileup in the state of indiana, break down of the victims in this horrible wreck. look at that. we'll be right back okay, here's the plan. you have a plan? first we're gonna check our bags for free, thanks to our explorer card. then, the united club. my mother was so wrong about you. next, we get priority boarding on our flight i booked with miles

on the list as well, handyman in certain fields, six figures. six figures is possible.it varies widely. you could start at $53,000 or so, that's the median salary, but up to $104,000. and if you're an electrician, not necessarily a licensed electrician, but somebody who does home appliance work, we get a lot of the these statistics from the bureau of labor statistics, and that's what they say, that there is a potential if you don't have a high school diploma, you can get the training. >> and last on the list, massage therapist. >> now, this requires a post-secondary nondegree award, 500 hours or so of training and educational programming. it could be at a community college or a four-year institution as well. you don't need an actual associate's degree necessarily, but you do need extensive training. it varies by the location and the type of facility, but it's possible. >> a wide-ranging list of things there. very interesting. >> yeah, interesting. >> thank you, sharon. >> not saying don't go to college, but consider other options out there. >> thank you very much. >>> u