a social media butler? >> it is a dedicated social media pro who is available to help record memories from the inauguration weekend. >> reporter: will you really do their tweets for them. >> i will. if they want to tell me what to tweet. >> reporter: victoria will do it all twitter facebook insta gram. >> after you can look back and see your adventures and your family and friends who aren't with you on this trip can follow along like they are there with you. >> so they can be jealous. >> in real time jealousy. >> in the spirit of an inaugural high roller i decided to try it out this is my inaugural tweet my producer made me do it so here mi sitting at the bar in the hotel pretending that i am the very rich customer who has bought this package which includes a social media butler. and the bar tendress is going to offer us what? >> well, we have a couple of inaugural inspired cocktails. our death and tax. >> social media butler, are you getting all this. >> i'm typing as fast as i can. >> now i get to taste i

what's a social media butler? social media pro who's available to help record memories from the inauguration weekend. >> will you really do their tweets for them? >> i will. if they want to tell me what to tweet. >> reporter: victoria divine will do it all, twitter, facebook, instagram. >> afterward you can look back and see your adventures and your family and friends who aren't with you can follow along. >> reporter: so they can be jealous. >> real-time jealousy. >> reporter: in the spirit of a re-time high roller i decided to try it out. this is my tweet. my producer made me do it. here i am sitting at the bar in a hotel pretending i'm the very rich customer who bought this package, which includes a social media butlering and the bartender is going to offer me what? >> we have a couple of inaugural-inspired cocktails. death and taxes. >> social media butler, are you typing all of this. >> i'm typing as fast as i can. >> reporter: now i get to taste it and then i get to tell my social media butler how i liked it.

a social media butler will snap photos of you and your friends to post on the internet the butler can even write some clever captions no moment will be lost but forty seven thousand dollars give users that gives you some choices the social media butler could also stay at the madison hotel due to flea posting photos that you send them after all butlers can be such a pain when they follow you around d.c. is known as a city where people proudly display photos of the selves with anyone of importance usually framed on their office walls it only makes sense that the richest would want someone posting photos of them on the office walls of the twenty first century the internet makes sense. all right everyone that is going to do it for now but for more on the stories we covered go to youtube dot com slash our team america or check out our website our team dot com slash usa and you can follow me on twitter at christine for example. only. is he. her.

the butler is back.nd wife katharine are on the lookout for one. but it's specifically the british butler that the super rich are demanding, a surge apparently due to the down on the abbyn downton abby effect. >> i think they see those big old houses from a hundred years ago and they want part of that. they want to get into that kind of hold with britishness. >> reporter: he knows a think or two about britishness. he used to be a butler for prince charles. he remembers meeting the prince for the first time. >> certainly to walk into this room and he was standing there -- >> reporter: johnb interview. >> you think, wow, this is so amazing. he made me feel at ease. >> reporter: you've done it at the top. >> yes. >> reporter: what does it take to be a butler? >> you've got to be loyal to the person. loyal, trustworthy, and discreet. >> reporter: but . >> this is a cbs news special report. i'm scott pelley. president obama is about to announce his plan for reducing gun violence just over one month since 20 f

could also stay at the madison hotel due to flee posting photos with you send them after all butlers can be such a.

joe butler, rowena jen, her oshi. >> good afternoon, president fong, members of the commission, joe butlerd i represent the friends of first st. john's united methodist church. as an architect in the city, we are pleased that the city has won its case in state court, and we would ask that the city continue defending the decisions of this panel in the federal court lawsuit as well. we think that the case that's before the city is important to other historic resources, including the one which is at question here. and we would hope that the city would continue in its efforts to secure, as it were, the ability of this planning commission to make decisions on replacement buildings without, which, as you know, no demolition permit can be issued. thank you very much@%(hk. commissioners. my name is rowena jen, adjacent neighbor to the east at 1600 larkin street, have been there since 1972. i was not very prepared for this meeting today because i heard from judge beerl that there would be no action until march. so i had to cancel an appointment to get here, but that's fine. but since the last hear

. >> around the clock butler service. >> a view of pennsylvania avenue. >> this sour super bowl. >> and toasts. none of it has been enough to bring in the bucks like the first inauguration of president barack obama. >> people were through throwing their credit cards earlier than this time. >> hotels took a gamble. >> we had the access washington package. >> we had a package over the ultimate suite. >> the high-priced packages over the long inauguration weekend. >> it was $100,000. >> this was $2.7 million. >> inaugural tea cards, a butler with colognes worn by past presidents. but your own inaugural ball? >> unfortunately we did not sell it. >> we changed our strategy a little bit. >> most of them have. they are selling $40,000 suites. >> it with s a response to the this year's inauguration compared to last time. >> unlike last time, not one of them is sold out. so at the last minute hotels are trying to sell out, breaking down these large packages into more bite-size pieces. >> all right thank you. doug has a >> former new orleans mayor is indicted on several charges, he's facing charg

butler finds joakim noah in the lane for a lay-up and the foul.th 13 points and 18 rebounds. up six in the fourth. butler somehow comes up with the rebound and hits a behind the back layup. he scored a career high 19 points off the bench. still up late in the game. nate robinson to carlos boozer for a driving dunk with his left hand. he added 13 points and the bulls had five players in double figures. bulls win 93-85. that's four straight at home. former bears safety chris harris is returning to the team. as a coach. harris announced his retirement on twitter over the weekend, and now he'll be the bears defensive quality control assistant. he was an all- pro in 2010, and played for the bears new defensive coordinator, mel tucker, in jacksonville. people have doubts about taking aspirin for pain. but they haven't experienced extra strength bayer advanced aspirin. in fact, in a recent survey, 95% of people who tried it agreed that it relieved their headache fast. visit fastreliefchallenge.com today for a special trial offer. in medical watch. the na

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wow, professor butler, where do i begin?ll i could think of was how many people across the country were taking sides on how they felt about lance armstrong and how many lawyers were cringing thinking i would not want to be counsel for him right now? >> well, you know, people are saying, why would he do this, what was he thinking? and lawyers are the first people to be wondering what was he thinking? you know, he probably isn't going to do any jail time. he's not going to get locked up for what he said on oprah, but is he going to be liable for tens of millions of dollars in civil lawsuits, you bet you. >> i knew it. i knew you were going there right away, professor, so here's what i'd like to do. i want to run a commercial break. i want to come back, and i'm going to play for you a couple of very specific things that he said that the layperson might think just sounded like commentary. but the lawyer or the law professor would say, aha, they got him. that's coming up in just a moment. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you make 70,0

>> carl cameron from butler, pennsylvania.ou are going to steal a train, there really aren't that many places to go. after all it run ares on a set of tracks. but one woman didn't let that deter her. police say she stole a commuter train and crashed it into an apartment building. it happened in stockholm. investigators say she worked for a company hired to clean the empty train. and instead she drove it about a mile. tran through the end of the track, into the line, kept going for about 0 feet and smashed right into that apartment building police say she is badly hurt. everybody inside the building is okay. they added they have no idea why she would do such a thing. suv crashes through convenience store and crashes into an employee and that tops our news across america. oregon. surveillance video outside the gas station captured the truck slamming through the side of the store. catch are as behind the counter caught the bring wall crashing down on workers. one of them went to the hospital with a broken leg. the driver told pol

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. >> john: oh joining me now to discuss "django unchained"," is tricia rose and anthea butler authorrticle, does "django unchained" get the history of slavery right? >> is it fair to criticize a film that one hasn't yet seen? >> there are many ways to criticize a film. first of all i think spike lee should be credited enough with the fact that he knows enough about cinema and quentin tarantino to figure it out. he probably read the screen play which is what tavis smiley did your previous guest and a friend of mine whose position i completely respect and admire. we have to hold sometimes very principled positions based on a variety of factors. i don't think it's the only way to challenge the situation. i, in fact did see the movie and i think others should see it so that we can develop some media literacy and critical language about what these preparations mean, what is historyically accurate and what isn't. that's a position to be taken without a doubt. >> john: anthea butler is the "n" word overused in this film or is it historyically accurate? >> can you put a name count on the n-w

i think i want to start by asking me to tell me about steve butler. >> well, steve butler's the character i play in "promised land," and i wanted to write something -- john krasinski and i talked about the characters that i loved watching when i was younger, those kazan characters, with the protagonist with that streak of self- loathing and internal conflict. steve's somebody who at the beginning of the movie sees himself as a realist. he works for this company. he goes and he's what you call a "land man." these guys go in and they lease land for natural gas drilling. talking to some of these land men, times are pretty tough out in these rural areas, so they go in there with all these promises of what can happen, and they're injecting money in these local communities. oftentimes, they're giving a lifeline to a farm that might be about to go under. so in steve's mind, he grew up in a farming town with the industry, the factory closed down and the town was all hollowed out. so in his mind he's helping them hold on to a way of life. then the story happens and he was kind of at a different ta

they have happened in butler for here's, too. 13-point jump from a year ago.h poll said 51% think it's more important to control gun ownership. 45% say it's important to protect gun rights. maryland democratic governor martin o'malley eyeing 2016 white house run wants to add fingerprinting to background checks and safety courses for purchasers. in the monday news conference, the president said of the childrenbe -- >> we have to do everything we can to protect them from the horrors of gun violence. >> there are 100,000 public school districts across the country and in more than 10,000 of them there have been armed security guards and/or police officers patrolling the halls. barbara boxer suggested through recommendation of president and vice president they would consider federal funding for those wanting to undertake armed security to protect the kids. >> we're awaiting the president's recommendations tomorrow. the fight over sandy relief as it relates to the debt debate, the house is taking it up now as we speak. we'll discuss with the fox all-stars when we re

the only person who understands what he wants done is an enslaved butler. so from the beginning to the end his life was intertwined with slavery. my point is, we can condemn him. we should. it's not an indictment. it's a conviction. there's no jury to still be out on jefferson and slavery, but it did take us 600 years after he died to have a civil war to adjudicate slavery's future in the united states. and then it took another hundred years for us to get a voting rights act. so before we are too self-righteous about thomas jefferson, i think we need to watch what everybody -- what many, many americans have been guilty of and kpli sit in. >> talk about how you got to know jefferson. literally in montecello and what made him tick. >> going there is the closest we're ever going to get to having a conversation with jefferson. he always said he woke up as soon as the rays of light began to make out the hands of the clock over his bed. and i wanted to see if that were true. i wanted to hear the clocks. and it was so important to him. so they were kind enough for

butler school district has over 8,000 students, so i think they feel confident that, you know, that butlering the steps to protect the children as much as that is humanly possible. >> reporter: and when you consider that there are some almost 500 school district in pennsylvania and well over a hundred have had or are now implementing some sort of armed security, whether it's private or in this case here in butler, these are retired state troopers who have to pass a very tough certification, it's a lot more commonplace than many think. across the country 10,000 school district and thousands have armed security in their schools either before the trapblg doe or itragedy or in the aftermath are putting it in place. jenna: thank you, carl. jon: if you caught president obama's news conference yesterday you might have thought he sounded a little bit testy. tap dancing around a question about his voting record as a senator against raising the debt ceiling. how is that different, the reporters wanted to know from his current position in which he wants to raise the debt ceiling? but you don't hear m

butler wynn said. -- wins it. bring on the fence. -- fans. here they come. baltimore manager earl weaver died. earl was intense, good natured and a baseball legend. >> a wonderful tribute, but >> today was a treat. do not be deceived. tomorrow, and temperatures around 40 degrees. tuesday are wednesday, florida looking really good. temperatures only in the 20's, nighttime lows in the team'sthe teens. middle 30's on friday. chance for a wintry mix. tomorrow afternoon from 12:00 to 3:00 the second cold front will move through. don't be surprised if there is snow showers and a light dusting of snow. crux of the inaugural

in butler they approved the security breech before the shooting a month ago. because of this they accelerated it. they have to go through a very aggressive certification on weapons capabilities. most support it. here is the mayor. >> the first reaction is to keep the kids at school safe. it's a sad reality that we need to think about that. we need to look at all of the things that come together and provide the sort of support we need to try to avoid this as much as we can. >> lots of school districts around the country are considering whether to add armed security. some are concerned adding w weapons only increase the risk. >> until i know there is something metal detectors can't take care of i am not ready to put guns in our schools. >> there are 100,000 school districts across the country and more than 10,000 of them have had or are implementing plans for armed security guards or police officers. over the course of the last few weeks none other than california senator barbara boxer a liberal democrat and renowned gun control advocate suggest schools didn't w

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seem to think education is a thing like a vaccine that can be designed from afar, but as the irish butler yates said, education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire. this year, as you consider new education laws, consider the principle of subsidiarity. the idea that a central authority should perform tasks that cannot be performed at a more immediate or local level. higher or more remote levels of government like the state should render assistance to local school districts, but always respect their primary jurisdiction and the dignity and the freedom of teachers and students. subsidiarity is offended when distant authorities prescribe in minute detail what is taught, how it is taught and how it is to be measured. i prefer to trust our teachers in the classroom each day doing the real work. lighting fires in young minds. [ applause ] my 2013 budget lays out the case for cutting categorical programs and putting maximum authority and discretion back at the local level with school boards and that's due to approve a brand new local control formula, distributing supplemental

bill: carl cameron in butler, pennsylvania on that story today.ere are more tax hikes on the horizon as we seek to make up the revenue nor the debt ceiling. some states have decided that they know what is coming so they will take matters into their own hands. bill: we'll take you to one of those states next. new warnings of a massive solar storm and how that might affect the thing you hold in your hand right now, that might be your cellphone, your blackberry, or our iphone, or much more. look out. bill: hope for over hauling the federal tax system in washington may be slowly fading. there are lawmakers in several republican states taking matters into their own hand, including one in north carolina. where republicans are considering doing away with individual and corporate income taxes, the plan would replace lost revenue with a new business license fee and a higher sales tax on goods and services such as accounting, spa services and food. with me now is the guys leading the charge in north carolina, eye he's a state senator. bob ru kr-rbchio. what

the reverend sandra butler is an african-american historian and the owner of the gallery on u street right here in d.c. >> thank you for getting up early this morning. you've been with us here in the freezing cold temps for a long time now. you're very dedicated to being our guest. we appreciate that so much. >> that's because i love you. >> we love you, too. your gallery focuses on the strug of black americans through the sif rights era and -- the civil rights era and how special a day is this inauguration that it's falling on the official day of martin luther king. >> god must have preplanned that. i didn't get it at first. then all of a sudden i said it's dr. king's birthday, the day we're going to celebrate. so it's been a wonderful day. i had the opportunity to post a lot of pictures of obama and dr. king on my website and do some things, have conversations with people about the struggle as well as how did -- or how they feel about obama becoming president and how they feel about him winning a second time around. >> what are you hearing? >> people are really, really pleased abou

development by the johnson administration, but my favorite: world wide happens to be the irish poet william butler yeats, and they are lines many of us learn in school and then forget. he say the worst are full of passionate intensity. we need that passionate intensity on our side, on the side of the children, and i beg the president to summon the courage and audacity to give us the prophetic voice. if he does not, it will be a terrible betrayal of his growth. he will miss the opportunity to leave behind a legacy. tavis: we are clearly headed to a real debate about austerity. i do not believe austerity is the answer. some do. there will be a debate in coming weeks, but talk to me about this notion of compassion. there was this movement eight, 12 years ago to present that as an alternative, compassionate alternative. what happened? >> i think jack kemp was trying to genuinely develop a real understanding of how do breakthrough in housing and jobs. if the football quarterback had showered -- had a deep commitment to every human being he had ever met. his heart was big, and he did love everybody to t

as we slide further off towards the east around rs( dispringses heading in to baltimore county, butler, be seeing this around mission ridge this morning, phoenix and hunt valley, towards cecil county, we are dealing with snow across the yeah. don't be surprised if you are getting sleet mixing in. this is the scenario all morning longs we are to get through the remainder of the morning houses later on, we will deal with plain rain, caughtsey of cold air that's in place, you have the warmer air, riding along that. temperatures are on the cold side once again. 24-25 for this time of the year. temperatures really depicting where you are getting the snow or is sleet or the rain. 27 degrees now in west friendsship and westminsters 31 annapolis, huntingtown, centerville 33. federalsburg 32. this is happening through the rest of today, future trend will begin to dryout nicely by tomorrow, talking about more partly sunny but drier. today, we will get a break, we could be seeing rain showers in the picture as we deal with you commute home. a bad commute goings it could be a dicey commute back ho

butler adams from chicago is here in 2009. all this is a part of the post- 9/11 world. >> something that may happen to the president, people in the city in general. >> within a not duration crowd of 500,000 to 700,000 people, everything will remain open. >> most countries -- went to the olympics this year, same situation. correct on monday, and airspace around the district will be closed. no river traffic on the potomac. >> i am not surprised that you have security. >> some might wish this distinguished occasion could be more open. pre-9/11, if you wilpening. >> i do appreciate all the security. >> all of that additional security comes at a price, time. it will take you longer to get where you need to go. the best advice i am hearing is to get here early. reporting live, abc 7 news. >> good advice there. it is not just about the preparations, it is also about the parties. there are lots of them. rebecca cooper joins us live with more on tonight's's festivities. rebecca? >> good evening from the reynolds center for american art

clippers and thunder, former wiza wizard coran butler smacks into richardson's head. he still makes the call. is butler in the dog house? no, richardson is a good sport, gets right back up and laughed it off. we're in finland atop the helsinki olympic tower, and we're sinking record-breaking shots. count it from 238 1/2 feet away, that's almost 80 yards. in japan, this man bringing new meaning to stumbling out of the gate. he slips off the bar and slides and slides and slides down the ramp. all the way to the bottom. ouch. this is no slacker's tournament either. comes at the ski jumping world cup. unfortunately, he was not allowed to jump again. the good news, he did not suffer one injury. well, except for a bruised ego. and finally, from down the slopes to down under. serves gone wild. australian open quarter finalist launches her serve into the stands. fans take cover, we think this one should count as a double fault. she would regroup to win the match. as for her serving snafu. >> i want to have good communication with the fans. >> what we have here is a failure to

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richard hamilton to butler. 107-83 and the warriors in treeing tomorrow face monty ellis and the bucks. a great scene in miami. a fan makes a hook shot at half court at half time. they went look ut on it is -- look out it is lebron. the shot is great, but the reaction is even better. lebron james was so excited for this guy. he came swooping in and enveloped him with a bear hug. who is your new best friend? it is lebron james. you just won $75,000. 245 is good stuff. abc7 sports is brought to you by river rock casino. yes, lebron offering free chiropractic care. >> it looked like his knees were going to buckle. what a shot. very cool. >>> automobiles take flight. we will show you the new car that is turning science fiction into reality. >>> it is time now for a look at wake up weather. early tomorrow morning 5:00 or so we will have partly to mainly qlowdy skies. sunrise at 7:18. it will be cool and the day looks like it will be a nice one. the skies will become sunnier as the day goes on. enjoy. carolyn? >> spencer, thank you. it may seem like science fiction, but flying cars will soon

>> guest: they met in augusta, both in butler county. it's sort of on the way to wichita, and that's where madeleine grew up. stan had already been out of high school for several years, madeleine was a senior in high school. and he was of working, um, in construction in a renovation of an oil plant down there, and that's where he met her. >> guest: what was their life like in kansas? >> host: their life before today married or after they married? >> guest: after they married or before? >> host: after they married. >> guest: her parents didn't really like him. matter of fact, the first thing her far said was i don't want you marrying that wop. he was dark-skinned, so sort of an element of race even in that. and she married him secretly before she graduated from high school. she was a very smart young woman who had always opinion -- been on the honor role physical she met stanley who was slick-haired and slick-talking and promised to get her out of arkansas -- i mean, out of kansas, i'm sorry. and that's what she wanted. she'd grown up lov

remember him from butler. little behind the back. off the glass for the lay-up. man. gets fouled too. right past martel. jazz up 14 at the break. fourth quarter now. wizard coming back done by six. and trevor arizza, the deep three. gets it. it is a three point game. wizard, down by 22. now down by three. just two minutes later. utah. of by two. here they come. gordon heyward. where its the defense? 15 points for the bulldog. all jazz in the end. wizard fall 92-88. wizard 9 and 31 on the season. back home to host minnesota. on friday. it was an historic night in college basketball. and duke -- was on the wrong end of history. college basketball's top ranked team got thumped by miami. the third worst beating ever, for a number one ranked team. duke's loss, worst loss for a blue devil team since 1984. remember this guy. former mason head coach. and hanging out in miami. mi they came out looking like a team ready to go on a four-run. check out the passing. up by 20. hurricanes up at the half. struggle for duke. all night long. they turn it over. shane larkin on the other

richard hamilton to butler. 107-83 and the warriors in treeing tomorrow face monty ellis and the bucks. a great scene in miami. a fan makes a hook shot at half court at half time. they went look ut on it is -- look out it is lebron. the shot is reacti the reaction is even better. lebron james was so excited for this guy. he came swooping in and enveloped him with a bear hug. who is your new best friend? it is lebron james. you just won $75,000. 245 is good stuff. abc7 sports is brought to you by river rock casino. yes, lebron offering free chiropractic care. >> it looked like his knees were going to buckle. what a shot. very cool. >>> automobiles take flight. we will show you the new car that is turning science sebeheba u s y >>> it is time now for a look at wake up weather. early tomorrow morning 5:00 or so we will have partly to mainly qlowdy skies. sunrise at 7:18. it will be cool and the day looks like it will be a nice one. the skies will become sunnier as the day goes on. enjoy. carolyn? >> spencer, thank you. it may seem like science fiction, but flying cars will soon become a r

under the rule of militants sixteen year old adama says he was unknowingly employed as a cook and butler by jihadists who is now being accused of terrorism. after i started working as a cook in the town of do when i went to surveyor there i met an old man and i asked him for a drink of water and he said that he won't share water with terrorists i said that i wasn't a terrorist and i was just personally that on then i was put into prison i am no terrorist you need to know that i was working with militants and i only realized that through the rumors i started hearing and then when everyone went on to the frontline i was just cooking for them no one even talked to me i think persecution is also reportedly becoming widespread in the area arabs and said to be persecuted on charges of allegedly collaborating with the militants you know the government and the french troops are fighting against a contact in timbuktu also told us that shops belonging to arabs are being looted. whatever else to international consultant and former deputy speaker of the belgian parliament says he's not surprised by

fourth quarter, caron butler. three of his nine points in the contest. clippers by 19.nd later, eric bledsoe would join the party. easy bucket for him. 14 points for him in the contest. clippers win, 99-73. >>> lebron james' 50 points from 20,000 in his career, as the heat take on the jazz. second quarter, james' no-good jam. the jazz get the ball. but they turn it right over. and james, another chance. slams it home. he had 32 points in the game. he needed to apologize to the fans. a little too tough. fourth quarter, ray allen. he's hit a couple threes in his day. ten points for him off the bench. miami down seven. under a minute to go, now. gordon haywood, getting the jumper to go. off the bench. jazz with the win, 104-97. >>> that is your "sportscenter" update. i'm jorge andres. have a great day. >>> now, to a rather direct style of fishing. no pole or net required. >> all this daring fisherman had was a little bait in his hand, yeah. boom. right there. the fish, a tarpin grabbed hold. and it's believed that the guy wanted to get the fish in a wrestling match. the fi

also attached to the handout are two pages of e-mail from -- butler, and details some of the violationsso thank you for your consideration and i hope that the cu for this project will not be allowed to expire or get a new cu be allowed to be heard before the one year period as required by the city code. thank you. >> president fong: thank you. any additional public comment? >> hello. dawn trenner. good afternoon, president fong, congratulations and commissioners. i'm kind of surprised to be here today. i didn't really have this on my schedule for too long, didn't know that this was going to be a talking point for today. but i just wanted to let you know that the -- association continues to work very hard on this, very important and very difficult project in our neighborhood. we have been and we continue to reach out to the neighbors to understand what it is that the neighbors, and our members want, and that is what we will -- the information will gather and present to you at the time we're told to present it to you. and i know that that's very controversial. we've addressed this the las

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