photo is e mailed to the sender. this is upside down but must are right side up, like these.e sender to get in on the fun and make sure they get what they paid for. >> this is so cool. it's start. i'll have her take a picture for me this, is really neat. it's a cool service. >> i'm surprised that nobody copies this service perfect us. i don't know why. but nobody does. >> so i did an internet search and found a handful of florists offering this service. there are others that i may not have pick up on. doi hope others pick up on this this is great. >> and it's more fun. >> yes. >> thank you very much. >> capturing spirit of new orleans. >> yes. wayne freedman takes a river >>> this week, exploring some of the fascinating aspects of new orleans culture. tonight a ride on a steam-powered time machine courtesy of wayne freedman. wayne? >> not only is there a view of new orleans but niner fans one is from modesto. >> right. >> niners, i hope. >> do you like the boat ride? >> i love the boat ride lure looking at and listening to a traditional sound among the river boat set. and now

the photo is e-mailed to the sender.his one came in upside down, but most come in right side up like these. allowing the sender to get in on the fun and make sure they get what they paid for. >> that is so cool. that's really smart. a lot of times i buy flowers for my mom back home and i'll have her take a picture for me and it's never when i want it to be. so this is really, really neat. it's a cool service. >> i'm surprised nobody copied this service from us. i don't know why, but nobody does. >> i did an internet search and only found a handful of florists offering a similar service. among them one in indianapolis, another in pensacola, florida and another in alberta, canada. of course, there could be more. i hope others do pick up on this. it is a great consumer protection. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> here's the strongest predicter yet of how the oscars might go. last night in hollywood. directors guild of america chose ben affleck for outstanding director for argo. he beat out other directors and even ste

. >> eric: that is exactly why jonathan says return this plan to sender and privatize instead. >> the constitution says that congress can establish a postal service it doesn't have to say it owns and running it. they are losing billions of dollars year after year. that is because it is run for political purposes and not economic purposes. if you privatize the post office you would see hundred billion dollars come in to the government. you would see better outcome not much different than when airfares were deregulated. in france and germany and denmark they do it that way worldwide. >> eric: does anything work better when the government gets their hand on it? >> not that i of. to jonathan's point, we have privatized certain things the there was no fed ex and no private mail services. in fact, it shows that the private sector can do it better. when it delivers on time, it works all those private companies work very well. we ought to privatize the post office as soon as possible and get rid of all of this. >> eric: you see keep the postal service even to a $12 billion loss, that is how t

the photo is e-mailed to the sender.one came in upside down, but most come in right side up like these. allowing the sender to get in on the fun and make sure they get what they paid for. >> that is so cool. that's really smart. a lot of times i buy flowers for my mom back home and i'll have her take a picture for me and it's never when i want it to be. so this is really, really neat. it's a cool service. >> i'm surprised nobody copied this service from us. i don't know why, but nobody does. >> i did an internet search and only found a handful of florists offering a similar service. among them one in indianapolis, another in pensacola, florida and another in alberta, canada. of course, there could be more. i hope others do pick up on this. it is a great consumer protection. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> affleck beat out the directors of other movies. abc7 is the only place to watch the oscars on february 24th. you can start getting ready for the big event with our official oscars app. check out the my pics featu

the photo is e-mailed to the sender.t come in right side up like these. allowing the sender to get in on the fun and make sure they get what they paid for. >> that is so cool. that's really smart. a lot of times i buy flowers for my mom back home and i'll have her take a picture for me and it's never when i want it to be. so this is really, really neat. it's a cool service. >> i'm surprised nobody copied this service from us. i don't know why, but nobody does. >> i did an internet search and only found a handful of florists offering a similar service. among them one in indianapolis, another in pensacola, florida and another in alberta, canada. ,, there could be more. i hope others do pick up on this. it is a great consumer protection. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> and it's sweet, too. it's kind of fun for both the giver and the receiver. >>> lisa argen here now talking about the weather and maybe some rain in the forecast down the line. >> yeah. not a big storm, but that's coming the end of the week. and before

the words "erik tsunami aid society" were written in the senders a column on the pack. an the parcel was sent from nagano city in central japan and contain nod letter. in the 2011 tsunami, i shall know mackey city suffered a lot of damage to the fishing port and surrounding cities, the case were destroyed. the port at i shall know mackey city has been reduced to half of that before the disaster. >> translator: i was very surprise ted gift and pleased to receive such support. >> they still have a long way to go in the restoration pro process. they will exchange the gold fwhoors money and use it for the restoration of the fisheries. bs for money and use it for the restoration of the fisheries. >>> severe weather is rolling across the u.s. robert speta has the weather there and across the world. >> all this rough weather flaring up. tornado warnings issued, another threat is some large hail in the portions of georgia, alabama and then over toward the carolinas, very well could see hail about the diameter of two centimeters some, definitely don't want to be caught outside a

the return -- the sender is angel. angel. i found your wallet in la guardia airport in one of the seats. angel ortiz. angel is in the red jacket. >> oh, angel. >> he found -- an angel found my wallet. they put it on a shuttle flight, sent it back to d.c., and, by the way, can i say something? all the delta people, i love everybody in the photos. by the way, let me tell you, i didn't have any money because i was waiting for the thing to come. no. the baggage guy said to me i'll give you $10 if you need to take the subway to go to see your mom. the tsa guy offered me $10 to get on the subway to see my mom. you know what -- >> they love their hoda woman. >> i couldn't believe it. angel -- an angel found my wallet. >> you need to hire angel. you need to hire an angel because you need help in that department, hoda woman. >> i know. can you believe he found it? look at him. oh, i loved him. i found him on the way home. i said i have find angel when i landed. where is he? >> you had a great time? >> had a great time. >> oscars, big,

the sender also indicated he had extensive sniper training perhaps not coincidentally one of the charges leveled against mr. basham today was for the unlawful possession of a very high-powered sniper rifle. >>> reporter: santa clara bomb plot suspect everett basham walked into court making small steps due to the shackles on his ankles, wrist and waist. after briefly sitting and the correcting the judge on the pronunciation of his name, basham appeared ready to make a statement and tried to stand. >> you may be seated. >> okay. >> sir -- >> reporter: a few seconds later, his court-appointed lawyer stepped over to make sure he didn't say anything more. >> we have charged the defendant with 10 felonies and two misdemeanors. >> reporter: the felonies stem from items found at basham's home and vehicles including ready-made bombs, explosive chemicals and other components as well as illegal assault rifles and this, a specialized long range sniper rifle a .416 barrett. >> if convicted on all counts his maximum time is about 13 years. >> reporter: he was arrested tuesday in sunnyvale after allege

in, november, 2007, i received e mails from a sender whom we'll call dick. he changed his name to protect his safety. he said the reward offered by the victim's daughter is our moat taigs vaigs to get the case solved. >> not unusual to have that as motive. this is a fairly large reward. >> dick wanted abc 7 news to introduce him to investigators since then, captain davis said they've had contact with him. >> the information provided to you we considered credible. >> a lot of legal obstacles prevented police from interviewing one suspect. but now, investigators believe they've they'll be able to meet with them. he told us she's surprised. >> she doesn't want to get herself to the point saying good, maybe there will be closure, this crushed her before. and she doesn't want to put herself there again at the moment. >> abc 7 news decided to hold the story at the request of police but now with this development we felt we can break the story without compromising them. police tell us now, they're ruling out no one as a perfect of interest or as a suspect. >> thank

this is one plan that should have been return to sender.osing billions of dollars but it's still planning to spend $2 million on a lavish conference in san francisco. the four-day event started off with a golf outing. there's also a dance party and dinner gala. the postal service defending the decision to continue on with the conference. coffee during pregnancy could harm your baby. a new study looking at 60,000 pregnancies over a 10 year period in norway finding expectant moms who drank more than 2 cups of coffee are increasing their chances of having an under weight baby and having a longer lasting labor. something we do not want. >> nobody wants a long labor that is for sure. >> speaking of labor what comes next? children. childhood obesity has more than doubled over the past 30 years. if your kids only want to eat pizza and mac and cheese like my kids how do you get them to eat healthier food. he created a blog called mom dishes it out is here to help navigate family issues they have with selecting groceries. thank you for coming in. yo

. >> eric: that is exactly why jonathan says return this plan to sender and privatize instead. >> thehat congress can establish a postal service it doesn't have to say it owns and running it. they are losing billions of dollars year after year. that is because it is run for political purposes and not economic purposes. if you privatize the post office you would see hundred billion dollars come in to the government. you would see better outcome not much different than when airfares were deregulated. in france and germany and denmark they do it that way worldwide. >> eric: does anything work better when the government gets their hand on it? >> not that i of. to jonathan's point, we have privatized certain things the there was no fed ex and no private mail services. in fact, it shows that the private sector can do it better. when it delivers on time, it works all those private companies work very well. we ought to privatize the post office as soon as possible and get rid of all of this. >> eric: you see keep the postal service even to a $12 billion loss, that is how teacher on the hook f

authorities will spend today searching with cadaver dogs and sifting through the senders.all of this being called an accident. police have no reason to think any foul play was involved. the gas company already saying it believes the contractor struck an underground gas line. the popular restaurant had been open even though it was under renovations. this morning we can tell you witnesses say they heard and felt the explosion that blocks away. at least one person is still in critical condition. authorities are now trying to account for everyone inside at the time but they say it will take some time. reporting live in a satellite center, john gonzalez, abc 7 news. >> some good news this morning for nats fans. a new report from espn appears to clear picture of joe gonzales -- gio gonzales of receiving ped's from a florida clinic at the center of a doping scandal. therefore wheat lost substances from the clinic but they are not banned by major-league baseball -- there were divisions loss substances. >> rg 3 plans to be back for the regular-season opener. >> s.a. good morning, w

we changed the sender's name to protect his safety.d my stories about the high-profile murder on the internet. it happened in june of 2004. pricilla ing was murdered in her home. police said two asian men broke into the house in the middle of the night. >> we are lacking specific identity information of the suspects involved. >> the killers tied up ing and her houseguest. she died of asphyxiation. her guest was seriously injured, but survived. it was not a random murder. >> she is a very generous person. >> the real for was well known in the chinese community. a bitter legal battle with her divorced husband over their vast assets ended the day before her murder. it was father's day and steven ing had taken their 13-year-old daughter to his hillsboro home for the weekend. when reporters asked if he was a suspect, police said no. >> at this time steven ing is not considered a suspect in this case. >> a year passed and pricilla's daughter, doris, from a previous marriage, announced a million dollar reward. >> i pray that the people respon

in november 2007 3 years after the murder i received e-mails from a sender whom we will call dic dickwe changed the name to protect his say. he told me the killer live in singapore. he knew details of the murder. dick said reward offered by the victim daughter is our motel vision to get the case solved. >> not unusual to have that as motive. this is a fairly large reward. >> dick wanted abc 7 news to introduce him to hillsboro police investigators. since then captain doug davis said they had extensive contact with him. >> what made this lead unique is that the information provided to you we considered very credible. >> a lot of legal obstacle in singapore present vicinityed he says hillsboro police from enter have you gone one of the suspect. now investigators believe they have resolved those problems. they will be able to meet with him. rappaport called her today. he told us she surprised by the developments. >> she doesn't want to get herself to the point where she says good maybe now there will be closure because this crushed her before. she doesn't want to put herself there again

more like return to sender. why rand paul is furious and says the tea party will be on a warpath. let's say he is not going meekly and still in the night. republican senator, my special guest, with darryl hannah among those chaining themselves to a fence outside the white house. power packed show tonight on fbn. you don't get it? >> demand it. >> it's shouting at you. >> eric: hello, everybody. i'm eric bolling, with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, andrea tantaros and brian kilmeade. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> eric: president obama delivered his fifth "state of the union." the grand entrance by the rockstar in chief, bipartisan bowing and patting each other on the back as they barrel toward armageddon was a spectacle. the president thinks he knows what is best for us. i think he sees himself as a father figure, in a cool way. like this guy. >> i'm a cool dad. that is my bang. >> ♪ we're all in this together ♪ ♪ yes, we are ♪ we're all stars ♪ of something you know it >> eric: sorry, mr. president, that is not how i see it, sir. i can see it like chick b

. >> you can see more at rock sender with brian williams, tomorrow, 9:00 central time on nbc. >>> upu to spend. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> back now at 8:44 with "today's" style. how to shop like a pro. retailers know just how we browse and set up their stores to get us to spend. if you're smart, you can use that to your advantage. the style editor, good morning to you. people think black friday is the great discount time. no? >> no. now is the time. go out and start shopping? studies have shown the top 20 best sale days of 2012, 15 of those were february. it's right around president's day. now is the time you want to shop. gone are the days of 60 to 70% off from 2008. right now, it's all about 47% off. if you find a bargain between 30 and 50%, go for it. >> stores know our shopping psychology. we will walk through it. the first is these beautiful display items. snatch them right up? >> no. don't snatch them right up. the stores use display items to snooker you into their lair and want to entice you with beautiful fabrics, things trendy. don't fall for it. they're full price.

the difference is the fact that the church of england and with a different duty sender, not to marry people in parishes and indeed they can unlock as part of the law of this land in the church of england. so we do have to have different measures in place to recognize differences, but i can absolutely assure the honorable lady that either organization choose to opt-in to equal marriage, then they would be able to do so according to provisions in the bill. if honorable ladies and gentlemen can that may make more progress than i make further interventions. mr. speaker, from the contributions we've just heard, there's no doubt about the fundamental importance of faith in this country today. but i don't believe is a country we have to choose between religious belief and fairness for same-sex couples. it is important to remember that religious views on same-sex marriage do differ, too. but there is a quaker communitarians for liberal jewish communities, others have said have said they want to conduct same-sex marriages and indeed, mr. speaker, paul parker who speaks for the quakers said th

the sender also apparently bragged about having some sort of training in sniper rifles. well, perhaps not coincidentally one of the charges filed against mr. basham today by the district attorney's office had to do with the unlawful possession of a very high-powered sniper rifle. >>> reporter: santa clara bomb plot suspect everett basham walked into court making small steps due to the shackles on his ankles, wrist and waist. after briefly sitting and the correcting the judge on the pronunciation of his name, basham appeared ready to make a statement and tried to stand. >> you may be seated. >> okay. >> sir -- >> reporter: a few seconds later, his court-appointed lawyer stepped over to make sure he didn't say anything more. >> we have charged the defendant with 10 felonies and two misdemeanors. >> reporter: the felonies stem from items found at basham's home and vehicles including ready-made bombs, explosive chemicals and other components as well as illegal assault rifles and this, a specialized long range sniper rifle a .416 barrett. >> if convicted on all counts his max

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. >> you can see more at rock sender with brian williams, tomorrow, 9:00 central time on nbc. >>> upnow at 8:44 with "today's" style. how to shop like a pro. retailers know just how we browse and set up their stores to get us to spend. if you're smart, you can use that to your advantage. the style editor, good morning to you. people think black friday is the great discount time. no? >> no. now is the time. go out and start shopping? studies have shown the top 20 best sale days of 2012, 15 of those were february. it's right around president's day. now is the time you want to shop. gone are the days of 60 to 70% off from 2008. right now, it's all about 47% off. if you find a bargain between 30 and 50%, go for it. >> stores know our shopping psychology. we will walk through it. the first is these beautiful display items. snatch them right up? >> no. don't snatch them right up. the stores use display items to snooker you into their lair and want to entice you with beautiful fabrics, things trendy. don't fall for it. they're full price. stores also know people shop count counterclockwise.

sender pew from maryland, there was one issue that i didn't hear discussed and i just thought you might want to address it, and that is medicating our young people as they go through school. please. >> yes, ma'am. grade-point but does somebody want to take that? >> i'll stick to a very bravely. there are some colleagues in the office who are beginning to look at the question of how medication, particularly psychotropic drugs, are used to restrain young people and keep them under control. and this is a problem. i think that's what you're referring to. yes. and so this is an emerging problem that we are just starting to understand how broad it is. we know it's happening in foster care and child welfare system. we know it's also happening in some juvenile justice systems. but we really don't have a very good handle on how broad the dimensions are and what should be the response. so we are still trying to get our arms around that one, but we are looking at it spent 10 duncan from the great state of chicago. we are legislators. we are legislators that are effective in a respective districts.

business senders, receivers to the right thing, be responsible. people are said to us, i want my medicine in the mail. we're going to do that. i want my ebay and amazon packages. or going to do that, but we cannot support a substantial $14 million loss to continue to prop up if it's not needed and there's no demand for it. >> i was in a question. the question is what is your legal authority? you're satisfied. i'm not and i'm not sure the committee is. i'm not sure the congress is. you don't have to do it right now, but i would like you to articulate and writing which are legal authority is. >> we provided a nine page legal opinion to your staff. so my attorneys to be more than happy to talk with you. let's move away from the 65. its liquidity we need now when we need to move ahead and changed these delivery schedules. >> in 2011, congress must act to allow the postal service authority to determine. >> i agree. in 2011 and 2010, i also thought we were found by a health care loss without we had researched. we have found a way to change health care p

republicans aware they might have to pay for saturday service, they may be unlikely to say, return to sendertough situation over there at the post office. jim acosta, thanks very much. also a tough situation over at the pentagon. kate balduan is here. she's got more on this serious, serious, seriously tough stuff. >> take a look at this. >> daddy! >> there are a few things that are more joyful than when u.s. troops come home. we've all seen these images and it always warms our hearts. but now troops could be coming home to a rude financial awakening, an effective pay cut. cnn pentagon correspondent barbara star has been working the details on this, so barbara, what's going on? >> well, kate, there is nothing more sacred, maybe, then troop pay and nothing more risky when it comes to budget politics here in washington, but those two things are about to clash. >> thank you. >> reporter: the troops usually are happy to see defense secretary leon panetta, smiles and handshakes all around. but days before he leaves office, panetta has bad news. he's proposing less money in their paycheck next year

the difference is the fact that the church of england and with a different duty sender, not to marry people in parishes and indeed they can unlock as part of the law of this land in the church of england. so we do have to have different measures in place to recognize differences, but i can absolutely assure the honorable lady that either organization choose to opt-in to equal marriage, then they would be able to do so according to provisions in the bill. if honorable ladies and gentlemen can that may make more progress than i make further interventions. mr. speaker, from the contributions we've just heard, there's no doubt about the fundamental importance of faith in this country today. but i don't believe is a country we have to choose between religious belief and fairness for same-sex couples. it is important to remember that religious views on same-sex marriage do differ, too. but there is a quaker communitarians for liberal jewish communities, others have said have said they want to conduct same-sex marriages and indeed, mr. speaker, paul parker who speaks for the quakers said th

sender: i have a deal with some of the leakage problems so people have an opportunity to put it in with one business. my time is expired and i think the chair. >> thank you very much, senator enzi. senator enzi was chair this committee and shepherded through the pension protection act. he is one of our resident experts on this whole issue. i'm delighted to have them as a partner in this effort. as you know, we recognize people in order of appearance here, so this will be senator warren and senator alexander. senator isakson, senator burr, senator frank income ascender kacey. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i want to offer my thanks to the panel very much for the work you're doing in education, for all of you, the commitment made to educate clients and the work you've done in research. she seems to me, and a major testimony. i agree senator enzi is held at ideas, good thoughts and primarily based around how we might do better with employer-sponsored plans. this polling people and. i went through the notion of changing opt-out, increasing the default amount to gross and you're very

to the sender and or do we hold the money? we have to hold the money lost opportunity. we've lost $600 million in opportunity that is real readiness because of decisions in february 2 so the burn rate. another 1.2 in march if we don't have a relief of sequestration or ability to move money. because of the continuing resolution, and our investment accounts, we have more investment than we planned and 13. if we could get access, that would certainly help critical shortages. >> this seems to be in the continuing resolution. >> congressmen, we are sitting to billion dollar shorted out one bad for the marine corps, for operations this year. i said revalue reading as and you know that as aforesaid as to maintain a high state of readiness to respond to today's crisis with today's force today. so we have no dinner on account into operational readiness. end of about $400 million from facility statement modernization restoration come equipment readiness come ability to reset equipment out of afghanistan. i've still got a $3.2 billion bill. i've taken money out of those accounts a

and not the body of the e-mail but the identity of the sender and the receiver.nment wants the wording of the e-mail itself, it has to go to a judge and get a warrant. why am i aggravated about this? why should everybody be aggravated? people should be aggravated about this because these are private communications which are protected by the fourth amendment, but the government has given itself -- we didn't give to the government. the government gave to itself the power to get this information about us. it always does it under a benign purpose. it always says we're doing it to keep you safe. but in reality, it is invading our privacy. and it's privacy that we have come to expect that we have. >>gretchen: let's see what google had to say about this before complying with the government request. we make sure it follows the law and google's policies. we notify users about legal demands when appropriate unless prohibited by law or court order and if we believe a request is overly broad we seek to narrow it like when we persuaded a court to limit a government request fo

the difference is the fact that the church of england and with a different duty sender, not to marryople in parishes and indeed they can unlock as part of the law of this land in the church of england. so we do have to have different measures in place to recognize differences, but i can absolutely assure the honorable lady that either organization choose to opt-in to equal marriage, then they would be able to do so according to provisions in the bill. if honorable ladies and gentlemen can that may make more progress than i make further interventions. mr. speaker, from the contributions we've just heard, there's no doubt about the fundamental importance of faith in this country today. but i don't believe is a country we have to choose between religious belief and fairness for same-sex couples. it is important to remember that religious views on same-sex marriage do differ, too. but there is a quaker communitarians for liberal jewish communities, others have said have said they want to conduct same-sex marriages and indeed, mr. speaker, paul parker who speaks for the quakers said the f

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applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please direct your attention to the screen for a short message from senderello, no labels members and welcome to new york. i'm sorry i cannot be with you today. my son-in-law is being sworn in as a state senator in arizona. he is a democrat and i am a republican. our family is in no labels family. you can even say that nevada is a mill labels state. what we are doing together is very serious. america's future is threatened by hyper-partisanship and gridlock has gone out of control. the no labels solution of our party is coming together to solve our nation's problems is the only way forward. we have a democrat in the white house. democrats running the senate and republicans running the house. we either solve problems together or not at all. my legislation, called no budget, no pay is a poor example. starting the fiscal year, if congressman cannot pass a budget, they should not get paid. this legislation has bipartisan support. i am a republican and proud of that. the problem in washington is that too many people think being a republican or democrat, conservat

can you talk about your job and what does it do quite >> thank you for the leadership the sender hasing and conversations as we as a federal government can work better with state and vice versa and obviously it's a tough act to follow. i think one of -- to explain about the role of federal environmental executive's first and had to explain this about 10 times when i took the job so she could explain it to her book club. the white house has developed a council of environmental quality, the national security council, domestic policy council. many of the key not broad domestic or international policies, over during the win ptc or addressing climate change. it didn't have one to the funnest jobs in the white house because they dive into what we do in her federal operation in the areas of energy and sustainability. what does that mean? 500,000 building, 600,000 vehicles. billions of dollars in purchasing power and early on in the president's term, he put an executive order out: of federal agencies to lead by example in these areas. we worked closely to help them pursue those goals and hop

applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please direct your attention to the screen for a short message from senderello, no labels members and welcome to new york. i'm sorry i cannot be with you today. my son-in-law is being sworn in as a state senator in arizona. he is a democrat and i am a republican. our family is in no labels family. you can even say that nevada is a mill labels state. what we are doing together is very serious. america's future is threatened by hyper-partisanship and gridlock has gone out of control. the no labels solution of our party is coming together to solve our nation's problems is the only way forward. we have a democrat in the white house. democrats running the senate and republicans running the house. we either solve problems together or not at all. my legislation, called no budget, no pay is a poor example. starting the fiscal year, if congressman cannot pass a budget, they should not get paid. this legislation has bipartisan support. i am a republican and proud of that. the problem in washington is that too many people think being a republican or democrat, conservat