some of you remember this was not two long ago she wants those permits and the englewood station has no opposition to the application >> do you want to tell you about why you're applying. >> i've had the hall for years and it's great to have other things for people to do other than drink. they come in and play hack man and play pool. i've had a team in the past that wins the championship and i want to maybe get better at pool myself and a commissioner joseph >> i have one question. you have a pack man machine and a pool table now. i have had it for 2 1/2 years >> when did you feel you needed a permit. >> i went to city hall and i authenticity i paid for the entertainment permit but they said there was a lapse because the former owner paid for the bill yard hall permit earlier but it changed ownership and there was a miss convulsion he still owns the pool table and the pack man machine. >> who told you that someone from our office. >> no someone in the cashiers office. so i have a question for staff. if the vendor owns the bill yard table did the venue still need the permit and i thou

on the ground. >> one of those on the ground is the vacationing jason lee staying at a hotel in englewoodt was pretty exciting. it was front row entertainment. >> jason heads outside with his camera to get a better look at the action. >> now they're going to block him in and smash him right there. look at that. they knock the bumper off the car. and now he's in the rally's parking lot and now he knows they mean business. [ bleep ]. >> jason goes back inside the hotel and starts to roll on the television coverage in the lobby. >> i was filming tv just to get a person a copy of the news footage myself. >> he goes through a red light and he does this move every time here, he slows down right after he comes through the light. and all the officers have to slow down. >> i heard the supers getting louder, so i sort of panned over to the window and that's when he decided to turn down the side street. >> holy [ bleep ]! >> i thought he was going to come through the window because he was moving at quite a high speed for a turn. >> if you look closely at the chopper video, you can actually see jason

the englewood neighborhood is desperately poor and a vocal point of chicago's violence.hicago's south side, it was once represented by state senator barack obama. >> can wish he would do something major like becoming an organizer and bring agents of the government. >> reverend jesse jackson toured englewood. he said the nation became distracted and greedy. the subprime lending bubble burst, homes are foreclosed and now more than ever, the government is leaving the poor out in the cold. >> all of this cut, cut, cut. this is the war on poverty. >> joseph with the chicago conservative based heartland institute said the war on poverty had bad aim. income inequality only growed with government involvement. >> most is caused because some people are working harder, acquiring more scarce skills and becoming very good at it, while there's another group of people who are increasingly detached from the work force and are working less hours, are less likely to work, are less likely to complete school. are more likely to have prison records. >> 50 years into it, an estimated $15 tril

. >> pizza joint in englewood, colorado. i don't think it was around anymore.my: colorado has changed a lot since then. >> yes, yes they have. >> jimmy: now the pizza joints are probably shakier than the bars. you like it when your father sings? >> i do. >> jimmy: i guess not with you, but i always think there's something about hearing one of your parents sing that is just cuts right through your soul. in a terrible way. and i always think about it. >> can you imagine if now i told my dad yeah, now it actually -- he would be so heart broken. >> jimmy: i think about it sometimes when i'm singing along in the car and i think how they must hate this. >> i many daughter hears that frequency. i get it all the time. and i have a lovely singing fois vois. she's constantly mom, stop. >> jimmy: how old is she? >> 3 1/2. >> jimmy: is this the first christmas she was really aware of what was going on? >> yeah, yeah. she was. she was. >> jimmy: what did she want for christmas this year? >> she wanted -- it was tricky. i told this story before. she really wanted -- it was h

it is a giant vinyl record spinning on top of the forum in englewood.of the eagles' "hotel california." the eagles will be kicking off the reopening of the refurbished forum next week with a series of concerts running through the end of the month. of course, the forum was the home for the lakers and l.a. kings hockey team for decades. >>> well, how do you move a building across town? very, very carefully. briton hall at uc berkeley was designed by noted architect and uc lumina julia morgan, and yesterday, officials began the complex maneuvering to get it from near memorial stadium to the botanical garden in strawberry canyon. the building was taken apart and will eventually be put back together in the next few days. gurton hall has the beautiful all-wood interior with vaulted ceiling and a huge brick fireplace. in 1912, it was a classroom for female students. it will now be a facility for public gatherings. >>> sfo's terminal 3 is getting a remodel, and it may in the future look more like a modern art museum. so, this piece is called "spiro gyrate" by s

you can see the suspects here running down the hallway of englewood high school after breaking in, theandals went on a rampage, damaging computers, instruments and even setting fires. students there now reacting to all this destruction. >> i heard other people say that is frustrating because they have nowhere to practice now. >> one year my freshman year we got first place in the state marching band competition and they burned that flag down. and burned the one from the rose bowl. >> we're told the suspects broke in through a part of the school that was under construction. jenna: speaking of vandals, a fox news alert for the hunt of a serial arsonist in san jose, california, with more than a dozen fire fires started last week. he starts the fires on people's porches by torching things like newspaper and furniture. the san jose police department releasing this sketch of the suspect after surveillance cameras in the area picked up his image. he is described as 25 and 40 years old, six feet two inches tall, a small build. there is 10,000-dollar reward for information on the case. there is

i lived in englewood for years and use those lanes.o cross the bridge. even if everybody who used those lanes came from ft. lee, so what? do they expect them to jump off the palisades and swim across the river to new york city? it's absurd. then i listened to the press conference and he's referring to a traffic study. the port authority -- >> you were the mayor of ft. lee, you had to deal with the port authority. did you ever have any kind of dust-up with them at al like this? >> no. i had very close friends on the port authority. we never had a problem with the port at all. so, no we had great cooperation with the port authority. but the port has gotten so big, they've gotten too big for its bridges. and i'd like to know where governor cuomo is on all of this. we've got two people with presidential ambitions. i'm not a partisan democrat. i supported kathy don vonn a republican who won county executive in berg man county and she ran against what was democrat machine. i was very positive about chris christie being a strong moderate voic

back to englewood and the new york stock exchange. >> all right, thank you, rick santelli.nvestor taking a stake in hertz revealed by our very own david faber. got the name. >> yeah, we do. in fact, we'd been working on this since tuesday when hertz unexpectedly late monday unveiled the poison pill activated at 10%. the activist it was reacting to, according to people close to the situation, is carl icahn, of course. the most notable activist out there sitting on roughly, what is it, almost $20 billion. of course, can take sizable stakes of the type. at the time, you may recall, we said they were reacting to an investor conceivably who could only take as much as $1 billion or more stake given the size of the company in question, and what it would mean to get to 10%. as for mr. icahn is, my trading sources indicate he's taken between a 30 to $40 million share position in hertz. he's done that on swap, meaning he's used derivatives to mimic that size position, but has not needed to file, because he doesn't own the common stock outright. but nonetheless, hertz is, sources clos

hope to see you, david, out in englewood. >> always a pleasure, joe.d becky, we love you guys. >> really? >> you're on channel 15 on our airplanes. >> cnbc and jetblue, i think that helped, being able to watch your money while you're up there. anyway, not much of a good day to watch today. it's gotten a little better, has it? >> not really. >> i guess comparatively speaking. that's not saying a whole lot. up next, we'll take a look at what's happening with the markets. also talking about a small business that gets a big chance with the super bowl thanks to the software company intuit, and the winner of "the apprentice" bill rancic. >>> in the meantime, right now the dow futures are down by 151 points. believe it or not, that is better than we had been. they've been down by as much as 190. nasdaq off bi31. quad box will be right back. sglfrnlths [ male announcer ] we don't just certify our pre-owned vehicles. we inspect, analyze, and recondition each one, of a genuine certified pre-owned mercedes-benz for the next new owner. [ car alarm chirps ] hurry i

. >> the headquarters being in englewood, close to new jersey, many of us are well acquainted to thestaurant. awf awful. >> there wasn't anybody trying to create a problem. >> how do you like how powerful christie is, suddenly it's christie gate? i mean, give me a break. did he know about it? did he order lane closures? >> that's the question. >> come on. >> you don't think he did. >> you think it's the plumbers in watergate? >> the e-mails are pretty incriminating of his staff. >> he does say he was misled and his staff will pay the price. >> i don't know, look, this one's so hot because we're about a mile from -- >> yeah. we all would have been stuck in that traffic. >> you got that right. >> nasdaq, by the way, has gone positive for a year, that's a new 13-year high, 6 in 60 with jim after the break. before you settle for another ordinary mattress, isn't it time you discovered the sleep number bed? the only bed clinically proven to relieve back pain and improve sleep quality. and right now, it's our lowest prices of the season. save $300 to $800 on our newest innovations. plus, 18