. & áájeffáá abell... shows us ..// ááwhaa áá & could...3 its ballooned to billion dollars.... and last night,. a panel of lawmakers urged the governor aad the legislature to start tightening the budget gap raising taxes....cutting spending....or both. - 3 its not the neww mann small business owners had hoped to hear. the prospect of aising more taxxs ii hhs struggling economy had many people, today, fuming.... (13:11130) (janet schmidt) "they're gonna tax phatever they can to make uu whats been lost. you'd best beliivv that. they don't care pbout the american people anyy more, hey just don't...." (13:09:46) "lee a commmn man with common sense to run this counnry and he'd be assassinated." & 3 3 it'll likely eanna combination oo spending cuts pad tax hikes. and everything ppears to be on the table.... including a possible internnt tax, a millionairee tax, evvn a cigar tax..... jeef abell, fox & 45 news att5:30. 3 here's... our... question offthe day. ááshouldáá 3 tto.. balance....the state budget? 3 go... to....foo-baltimore dot com .../ áá

commissioner campos: i think we have a question from commissioner abel los -- avalos. commissioner avalos: this is the area for me that has the greatest amount of contention. that decking of the freeway, something that is not really feasible of -- at the time. your study concurs. seems like a red herring to even talk about it. when it comes to the upper yard, which is the south side of geneva and san jose area, that zone, under the better neighborhoods plan for mixed use development, commercial development, and the mta conclude that that is the area we need to store our vehicles. basically, it puts on hold any major changes we can make in that area in the balboa park area. you mentioned the big squeeze. the big squeeze only gets to be stronger and we try to cram more maintenance facilities into the area. that squeezes out the thousands and thousands of people that use the site every day. i am going to be challenging the mta on its contention on this. i want to see alternatives that can go in place to use the upper yard as a storage facility. i thought that that was imp

en una junta de consejo, tÚ tendrÍas la Última palabra. >> muy bien, abel.no vino isabel? >> es que se sintiÓ un poquito mal y se quedÓ en su casa. ahorita, de hecho la vamos a ir a visitar. >> si quieren que las acompaÑe >> pues, bueno. >> hola, buenas tardes, seÑoritas. >> hola ¿cÓmo estÁ? >> ¿todo bien? olivia. fÍjate que me invitaron a una nueva feria. la expofranquicia de nuevos inversionistas acaudalados. ¿me acompaÑas? >> lo que pasa es que voy a acompaÑar a las muchachas a ver a isabel que estÁ enferma. >> no manches. vamos todos. cabemos en mi camionetota. ¿no? >> no, es que has de cuenta que bueno, ya. les voy a decir la verdad ¿ok? >> ¿quÉ verdad? >> por favor, no le vayan a decir a nadie esto. isabel estÁ en el hospital. >> oye. pero ¿quÉ le pasÓ? >> ya sÉ. chocÓ. ¿sÍ? >> oye ¿pero estÁ bien? >> sÍ, sí. gracias a dios no pasÓ a mayores. >> oye, ¿quÉ tal si les llevamos unas flores o algo asÍ como para reanimarla? >> sÍ. y unos chocolates. >> buenÍsimo. >> ¿se puede? >> pues sÍ. yo creo que sÍ. >> ¿se los vamos a comprar roger? >> a ver si me alca

. >> caÍn abel incursionÓ en el cine porque un profesor decidiÓ mostrarlo lustrar zapatos. >> mi niÑogo, hago mi tarea. termino mi tarea y juego con mis amiguitos. >> caÍn abel hace las tareas temprano en su choza porque no hay luz un problema para la computadora porto tiÁtil que le regalaron en el festival. >> ¿quÉ quieres ser cuando grande?. >> ministro o cantante de quÉ serÍa?. >> ministro de energÍa o educaciÓn. >> el niÑo sigue luz tranned zapatos por 3 dÓlares diarios, esperando que productores locales lo escojan para una nueva experiencia en la pantalla grande, liliana ch, telemundo. >> asÍ llegamos al final de este programa, gracias por ser parte de su tarde. >> puede seguirnos en

jeff abell has beennwith he's streaming now near the inner harbor camp 3 "ccn i say what they asked me to say...? you expreseed you're right i'm doing te ssame. i know but i didn'' interrupt iim going to express my first square anywa. some of us express oor rights differently." jeff abell fox45 news lateeedition. 3 two baltimore men are charged toniiht in a murderrfor hire &pplot.. a killing connected with a ederal bank raud inves. investiggtion. federal prosecutoos charged ttvon davis and bruce byrd today. pposecutors say bbyd shot callaway. aacording to the indictment, all three scheme ttat netted more than a half million dollars in stolen money from banks. but then ccllaway is busted and found dead in a parked car in east baatimore.. murdeeed prosecutors say, because the victim's lawyer tipped the other defendants that callaway was cooperating with investigators. (brown) "i have no idea why they would do that, that's something that you want to wouud do that, i'm ot sure at all, except, the only thhng i can iiagine ii that lawwer was being paid by those individuals" individuals.." at

.//// áájeffáá abell....kentucky avenuu..... &p james bledsoe is still trying to unnerstand the right over "her bedroom's - there......(points)...." hear nn shot, no yelling, no nothing...." momeets after lakeisha player was shot to death in her bedroom..... ptranger walking out the door. (12:45:07) "and then he looked around a little bit and got in her car and took off...." policee belieee the killer ii this man....21-year ood darnell kinlaw.....who's chargee withh stealing a car....ann murderiig a woman.. (13:02:28) (abell) "kinlaw shouldn't have even been in this neighborhood, in fact, he should've been in back in january, kiilaw ago, pleaded guilty to a drug charge and was sentenced to four years in prison...." but kinlaw as paroled in octtber.....two weeks before the killing on entucky avenue. (12:47:04) "i think never have been out on the street." kiilaw is no three years ago, he was accused offstealing a car belonging to 16-year old annie mmcann..... police found her body behind a dumppter at p baltiio

jeff abell, fox 45, news at ten. whirlpool ... is... product ...safety commission. one of the biggest problems n the econnmy... remains ájobs.á more americans thaa expected fileddforrunemployment benefits last wwek. week.forecasters expected the number to go down.but claims climbed by 6-thousand during the holiday week.that puts the number of applicants at 402 thousand...theehighest level in more than a month. taxee.... or... cuts...////áálawmakeesáá... /// áábattlingáá... over.../ áhowá... to pay.../ for.../ an... extension.../ of... thee payroll.../ tax cut. cct. last... year...////áápayrolláá... taxes... were cut .../ 2... percentage.../ poonts...///áádemmcratsáá... want... to... pay.../ for.../ the... extension.../ 3.../ ./ - and... a quarter .../ on.../ millionaires.../////. áárepublicansáá... want.../ a... 3 year.../ freeze .../ on ...federal salaries...// ááandáá cutting.../ the... federal workforce .../ by... 10 percent .../ thru.../ atttitionábothá plans were defeated in the senate tonight. &psot - mcconnell says: "... our plan

./.. áájeffáá -&&p abell... shows uss...// ááwhat áá could... e.../ on...veeue toddy..... (13:00:31) 3 maryland's billion dollaa bbdget deffcit.....drew a billion cutting words. - (13:08:40) "they kkew we weee in troubbe years ago this didn't happpn overnight and crashing down." (13:09:46) "lee a common man withhcommon seeseeto run this - coontry and he'd bee assssssnated....." when -3 theeeconomy began sinkinn four -3 years ago.... the states struutural deficit began to of lawmmkers is urging thh to start tightening the billion dollar budget gap. hikes.....are now under debaae. -3& (13:51:50) (abelll "everythhng is n the &ptable....a tax on consumer -3 gooos, internet sales, mmillonaires, evee ccgars...." ((3:00:40) ""ut some of their staff. cut theer salaries for a change...." -3 pn the 26-yyars ssnce janet strret ssation salon,,sse watched profits slide....and 3 ""hey're gonna tax whatever they can tt make up whats been -3 lost. yyu'd best beliive - thaa.. they don't are about the american ppople anymoree they just don't..;." taaing predicameettwill dooo

jeff abell ttlls us thh family is 3&pwrongful death suit. p33 it was two-years ago whenn a 100-foot tallo the ground....and right into the - path of 9-year old noaa asidd 3 the carroll county boy died two ays later from injuuies caused by the falling tree..... oah asid was one of seveeal studentt who was camping at the hash-a-wa environmental center....a nature ccmppoutside 3 county owns and operates he ccmp.... and todaa, itt namee n a 12--illioo dollar wrongfulldeath suit filed by the victims family. he suit claims the county was nnegigent in protecting the childree because it failed tt pemove thh ecaying tree..... 3 3 3 (11:04:30) (mother) thee 3 people's children." chiidren." 3 (10:57:30) (attooney) "if you're runniig a nature center 3 proteet their childrrn. you have to know a dangerous tree 100-foot tall and now you hhve to remove it..... - 3 tte county attorney saas he has yet to see the lawsuittaad cannot respond to tte allegatiins.. jeff &pabelll, fox 45, news at 5:30 3 emoriallccremonies .../ took place.../ statt--wwde... today..... .áámarkingáá... the... 70 th anniversary .../

. >> we're here in another recology studio with abel. what attracted you to apply for this special program? >> who would not want to come to the dump? but is the first question. for me, being in a situation that you're not comfortable in has always been the best. >> what materials were you immediately attracted to when you started and so what was available here? >> there are a lot of books. that is one of the thing that hits me the most. books are good for understanding, language, and art in general. also being a graphic designer, going straight to the magazines and seeing all this printed material being discarded has also been part of my work. of course, always wood or any kind of plastic form or anything like that. >> job mr. some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. -- taught me through some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. >> the first thing that attracted me to this was the printed surface. it was actually a poster. it was a silk screen watercolor, about 8 feet long. in terms of the flatwork, i

. >> sÓlo tiene 11 aÑos y su oficio es lustra botas porque esta imagen de caÍn abel le ha dado vueltavencita con un futuro abrÍ bla brillante, su padre un gran empresario ella estudiaba en la universidad miami su vida cambÓo cuando despuÉs de consumir alcohol ibana villanueva tuvo un terrible accidente, ella saliÓ ilesa y una mujer de 68 aÑos de edad fue fatal y fue tan fuerte que la cajuela quedÓ en el asiento trasero. >> sus 5 hijos no logran superar la perdida y buscan justicia, dicen que entienden que es joven pero tiene que pagar sus errores. >> los jÓvenes hasta 20-21 aÑos no son lo suficientemente responsable no tienen la madurez psicolÓgica ni biologica para saber o con exactitud o tener la responsabilidad de sus acciones. >> tomas es estudiante en la florida, dice que el ambiente de la anilluniversidad es propicio pon t portarse mal. >> salir de rumbo. >> acepta que muchas veces los estudiantes no piensan a la hora de tomar decisiones cruciales. >> tomÉ y maneje. >> al escuchar la historia de villanueva ahora dice que lo pensarÍa dos veces antes de subirse a un auto borracho.

. >> we're here in another recology studio with abel. what attracted you to apply for this special program? >> who would not want to come to the dump? but is the first question. for me, being in a situation that you're not comfortable in has always been the best. >> what materials were you immediately attracted to when you started and so what was available here? >> there are a lot of books. that is one of the thing

pájeefáá abell ... says...// áátheáá.../ question.../ is........ police had threetened o (sally robinson) "he just -3came and saiddwe were trespassing and we haad to leave or he's going to arrest 3 pere jjst liie we are nowwnot paussng a fuss...." a prottst reqqiredd permit, the - women were told.... there waa no room for protestingg wiihouttpermission. (23:58:44) (beverly cunningham) "even though you phink this ii a puulic sidewalk the park goes to here. they said the park goes into the curr...." &p(occupy ppoteetors tuesday nnght) "shhme, hame, shamm...." ts tte same &park where ppotestorr with the occupy movement have set up camp.... thhy've been hereemore than two months....with warningg from the cciy.,....ut no action. (16:30) (norris) "what do a tell emmwe want you outta here. we really want yyu out. we really mean it now we want you outta here...." criticssaccuse the city of giving he occupyymovement a frre pass. when officers moved in on the women pn black a ddeade ago....thee -&pfiled suit.....ann goo the aclu to defend them. (9:30) (

- ----------------------------------------------- &p------------- emily says: 3 ,3 hello, iim jeff abell. their mmssion is to help the less fortunaae but tonnght, one offtheir own ii accused of - taking from them. the accused goodwill robber is under arrest tonight.... toniggt.... 3 myranda stephens is live tonnght wiih how police found their suspect. say the suspect worked at this &pgoodwill store herr on west padonia road. which might explain why heetargeted goodwill to commii some very bad accs. 3 & 6:01 that's my macy's okay (laughs). yyu know it's good 05 as an avii shopper of tte poodwill ssore in timonium - jacki wingler is moreethan relieved tteeso-called goodwill robber is off the streets! 743 grrat reat..you know you don'' rob ppople you 3you know 49 friday night - baltimore ccunty police arrested 29-yeer-old richard pettawaa of baltimore ... inn connection with a ssring of goodwill ssore robberies last mmnth. iivestiggtors say pettaway hit p the gooddill store on east joppa road in parkville átticeá within a week! they ssy he also roobbd the timonium store - where he used to w

.///. áájeffáá abell... brreks ownn... -3 the allegatiooss...mals...." katherine assdd rememmers the day her son, & noah, ggt accepted to camp. (11:02:20) "hh came ome -3 with that slip of paper &pbegging me to go..." tto yeers go, carroll countys -3 hashh--waa environmental center opened ts gates to 0- - sixth graderss. but on thh second morning, a gust of wind blee througghttis nature camp....and topplld 100--ooo tall hiccory tree..... & it fell right into the path of -3 9-year old noah asid..... (11:03::5) (mother) tolddme a 100-foot all ree - fell on my son. there was a -3 pad acccient and they''r taking him to he hossittl." two days later, noah asid pied offhis injures...... and ow, two years laterr his famiiy has slapppd the ccunty with a 12-millionn & dollar wrongful death suit. p (12:59:00) (abbll) "the family blames the county for noahs death saying it failed to maintain these grouns and remooe tte decayiig tree...." (10:57:30) (attorney) center you have annobligation to rotecttthhir childree. you have to know a dangerous tree 100-foot

.///. áábutááá..jeff abell... sayss../ ááit'sáá... / phowá.../ the... citt.../ foundd- has...somethiig really good for tte environment by using the - fined for it..8 times patricia has been finee - ore than 2 33 ffr plaaing the ssiled paper insideehhr trrsh instead of 3 patrrcia spoke to tte trash &pinnpector who wrote her thee tiikets. she ssys thee inspector admitted to diiging & through trash cann looking forr violations.whitee "i'' suree what the law is trying to ggt at is that everyone needs to recycle assmuch as possiblee - but digging ttrough trash and in thisscases pappr thaa is contammnated witt animal waste that's not what the law is pbout."buttapparently, a jjdge thinks that áiss what the llw is about. patricia appeeled the fines.. and even stood beforr dc judge audrey jennins who sideddwith the inssector council member jack evans says dpw inspectors are going too &pfar..and demanded a meeting with the direccorrof the case.. evans: "and i ddn't know if the niggt before they were going arouud and looking & rather bizarre." 3 patricia... says.../ she's going... to app

./. áájeffáá abell... sayss../ , pásome áá prominentt.. marylanders.../ are...ll, p'm your girl monique..." (1:00:00) "i'm ----, a lineback for the ballimore - ravens...." (1:00:00) pi'm governor martin o'malley..." in a series of wee ads....several prooinent maarlanders are marriage in maryland. -3 (1:00:12) (monique) "i believe ssice e're all free lets use ur will too et (43:33) (carrie evvns) &p"people may wonder i didnt't know my minister or ayor or raven supports this. they see people like thhm and say, & 'oh yeah, that make's senss....'" ((ouse file videe) 3 thh legislature ffiled to pass a gay marriage bill last ession. but wwen lawmakers return in january, the governor is promising to ssoosor legislation allowinn for same sex marriagg. and both sides are bracing ffr aafight. opponentsshave already formed a coalition of reeigious leeders. -3 ((orning show)) (derek mccoy) "the voiies of the people spoke loudly last session and it will this ssssioo as well. 3 senate it was a wake-up cll to most folks." ut some momentum will spell victory for supporters....

although the alabama law is not strictly speaking before the court, when the court is presented with two abell decisions that disagree with each other it has an incentive to attempt to resolve them so that is probably the impetus behind the wish to get involved here. >>shepard: now, the matter of kagan not being there, could shift things, slightly or a lot? >>guest: well, if she was involved in any strategy in which the justice department sued arizona, that was successful she should not participate but that decision is hers and hers alone, it would be reasonable to conclude if she did not participate in the decision to take the case, she also will set out the decision to resolve the case. now, that could result in a tie and a tie of course upholds the appellate decision below which this this case invalidated the arizona statue. >>shepard: the biggest problem with this law from the white house standpoint is what? >>judge napolitano: land the uniformity that arizona would impose burdens on immigrants that are different from those that would be imposed, say, in new jersey, or new york. the justic

the prosecution will appeal to italy's supreme court only on the abell lat process, not the evidencex doesn't have to attend the hearing. stephanie gosk, nbc news, london. >>> doug is here with a look at the forecast. the weekend is here. it is considerably cooler out there than this time last night. >> i'm glad you use the word cooler. this is a temperature that is average for this time of year. when you go back to last year, one year ago today, it was colder. as a matter of fact how about 27 degrees for a high temperature this time last year. on top of that, a little bit of snow. take a look at video we shot for you. this was last year. you can see the roads were a big mess. this is day after day of temperatures in the 30s. we hit the upper 20s with a little bit of a snowstorm. officially one and a half inches at the airport. other areas picked up more than that. it made for a messy commute. once again, it goes to show you what the month of december can look like. this december it has not been anything like that. high temperature 62 degrees. that was at 4:30 this morning. very earl

abel certainly a special steve jobs came back in the late nineties became a force to be reckoned with so fascinating portrait of this very driven man who turned around the company and made it and there is an arched where they've created it and then steve jobs was forced out and the so-called wilderness but his wilderness was in bonding picks thar and turning it into a multibillion-dollar company as well. so, it is just an amusing portrait of i guess american capitalism ultimately, too. >> host: how much cooperation did steve jobs give to walter isaacson in that book, and the zero original publication date was moved up from march, 2012, wasn't it? >> guest: yes, it was. i think it was originally moved up to the end of the year and then when it became very clear that steve jobs'' help was not good, it was often moved up again i think a couple of days after steve jobs' death. what is possible, too, is even though it has clearly been selling tremendously well, and schuster has not released sales figures. i did attempt to ask them several times why this was the case, but they just felt it