arthur: well, arthur spooner does not disappoint.well, good night, and thank you again for a lovely evening. thank you, milady. hello, douglas. good night. served on a toasted pretzel roll, our new bacon avocado chicken sandwich comes with fries and your choice of soup or salad. it's just one of chili's delicious lunch break combos. more life happens here. even when you don't now yhave time for a break break with new kit kat minis. poppable, bite-sized minis that let you make break time anytime. and then there's juicy chicken with hellmann's ♪ hellmann's is the secret to making parmesan crusted chicken... [ bell dings ] ...so crispy so juicy so delicious it's your secret to making dinner disappear hellmann's. bring out the best to making dinner disappear hey, ma. oh, hey, honey. off to work? yeah. is dad up yet? up? he's already at the convention center with his trains. oh. i feel bad leaving you here by yourself. you want to meet me for lunch later or-- oh, just a reminder, janet-- bring a light sweater. it's chilly on the lake. ok.

i'm gonna be-- arthur! how dare you talk to that man like that. arthur... who is this?riend. i was in the u.s. army, 33rd brigade, and i'm telling you to step off. yeah? well, i was in the 42nd brigade. 42nd, huh? pretty tough bunch. you're on your own here. oh, what a wuss. shut up, old man. oh, you are home. what are you doing in here? 'cause i can't go in that house. if i'm in the same building with him, i'll--i'll do something. something unholy involving him and that armoire. doug, just relax. what happened with your boss today? he reamed me out in front of the entire office and then he assigned me to package-sorting duty for a week. package sorting. he might as well have thrown a wig on me and called me sally. all right, doug, listen, i will go downstairs, and i will talk to my dad. i'll just tell him he's gotta-- gotta what? what? what? stop being a lunatic? i will start there, yes. listen, honey, i'm gonna ask you a question here, and i don't want you to take this the wrong way. does anyone else know he's here? stop. come on, it just seems worse than it is becaus

arthur: hey, d.w. hey! whoa! ( crash ) arthur: whoa, look at that monster!e put him in a soup. ( chuckling ): i say we let him go. i didn't always like fairy tales. i used to think they were really babyish, until one day... but i should begin at the beginning. comfy? "once upon a time, there was a boy named arthur whose dad was an amazing cook." ( croaks ) wow, what kind of cake is that? chocolate fudge brownie with a vanilla custard filling topped with butterscotch icing and peanut butter toffees. could i try a teensy... no-- it's for a wedding mom and i are catering tonight. maybe grandma will make some of her chocolate chip cookies. ow, my teeth! terrific. film announcer: many sea creatures live on or near the ocean floor... ( snoring ) announcer: ...such as the sea cucumber the jellyfish and the wedding cake. ( dreamily ): peanut butter toffees. i thought it was a piece of cake. you've got cake? can i have some? i was talking about the history quiz. i thought it was easy. oh, sorry, buster-- my dad made this incredible cake. i've been thinking about it a

arthur: doodle dog would never try to sell kids stuff. (barks) francine: arthur?e's not a superhero, right? i mean, jack kirby doesn't have special powers. being able to think up all these characters is kind of like a special power. i can't dress up as jack kirby for the convention. thanks, freddy k., but it's hopeless. so, who are you going to dress up as? i don't think i'm going to go. sorry, buster, you'll just have to go without me. (people screaming) after i destroy futuropolis, the entire city will be mine! halt right there, escargota! now clean up that mess you've made. hah! make me! i will. i just need a gulp of my new db mitamax energy drink. this is just sugared water with some food coloring. you don't scare me. supernova: maybe not. but i will! i'm supernova! and i'm his sidekick, starchild, and this is his superdog, sirius! (barks) starchild, i told you i don't need your help. you never let me help. i won't get in the way... i promise. hey, leave her alone! aah! i can't see! d.w.: you'll never escape from my super power blankie! thank you, supernova. y

it's arthur! announcer: want to see more "arthur"? like you needed to ask. cooperative agreement from the u.s. department of education's ready-to-learn grant... and by contributions to your pbs station from: to dig up some more fun words and games, visit pbskids.org or check out your local library for the "martha speaks" books. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org miss rosa: it's the pbs kids field trip. can you guess where we're going today? here's a clue. [siren] so did you guess where we are today? that's right, at the fire station, and look. here's captain lou. hi, kids. come on in. i've got something i want you to see. ooh, let's go. [respirator wheezing] who's that? that's tara. she may look a little strange, but that's what all firefighter wear when they go put out a fire. what's that over her face? [distorted] it's a mask. it stops me from breathing in smoke. why do you sound so funny? well, my mask has a speaker on it which makes my voice louder. so when she needs help, all the other firefighters will hear her, and help is on the

arthur. um... mr.r. ratburn, mom! he'll give you homework. he'll make you redo your pies. marry mr. ratburn? buster, what are you talking about? well, all those flowers and phone calls. that's him, right? that's not nigel ratburn buster. that's harry mills. it isn't mr. ratburn? whoopee! ( laughs happily ) would it be all right with you if he had dinner with us on friday? sure. wait a minute. who's harry mills? all i know is that he writes about sports for the newspaper tells jokes and loves kids. he sounds great. yeah, too great. arthur, what if he's... one of them! what do you mean? you know. ( whispers ): an alien. ( robotic whirring ) you'll just love what's for dessert. you! ( low grunt followed by whooshing ) ( all scream ) kodo, my lord, i bring you two fresh earthlings! good work, horseshoe! ( both scream ) buster, he's not an alien! do you have proof? i don't need proof! well, you're probably right. but it doesn't hurt to be sure. ( static ) is that your final answer? ( alienator beeping ) it

arthur, we canceled the doves. i don't understand. just a little expensive for us. but this wedding has to be perfect. carrie's mother wanted it that way. we know. she's dead, you remember. yes. arthur, we are paying for everything. do you understand that? do you understand that perhaps it was poor judgment to get the harpist and the doves and the t-shirt machine?! i knew it! i knew you would rub this in my face. how very small. your parents are a real piece of work! oh, don't blame us! you're the one who-- joe! zip it! everybody! everybody, please, just give me a few minutes alone, ok? please. of course, sweetheart. ok. we'll be waiting for you in the sanctuary. ok, mom. thanks. break a leg. thanks, dad. hey, seriously, man, i love the flask. oh, come on. bring it in. all right. you smell like vodka. there's a little bit in there, but i'm cool. i'm cool. oh. isn't this my room? no. it's-- it's my room. oh! you're not supposed to see me. no, no. wait, wait, wait, wait, wait! oh, my god, you... you look beautiful. i know. i really do,

he used to say when arthur burns came "here comes arthur with his kit of tools."meant his tools for dealing with the recession. at various times he got out of line. humphrey got out of eisenhower's line by saying, "increasing expenditures in a recession is really a terrible thing." he was more in the hoover image. he quickly got back into line. ike's forecast showed unemployment climbing past 6% during the winter of 1954, the highest level since the depression. millions of workers were idle. eisenhower went to the people to urge confidence. he predicted the economy would improve. he promised spending programs if it didn't. he was ready to take action, but didn't have to. if you keep tax rates stable then the revenue will fall when the economy falls because people have less income. the revenue will rise when the economy rises because people will have more income. that stabilizes the economy. some expenditures will rise in a recession unemployment compensation, for example. we at the committee for economic development coined that term "stabilizing budget policy," an

ok, arthur. i got your cartoon all ready. what do you think? where's the boss chasing his secretary around the desk? well, i updated it a little. see, i made it a computer repair guy and a female executive, and he's saying to her here, he's goin': "hey, how about now we fix my hard drive?" hee hee hee! what the hell have you done? i just-- i just improved your idea a little bit. i mean, no one chases their secretary around a desk anymore. sure they do. no, they don't, ok? i'm out in the working world every day. i know. you work in a subway token booth. you have neither a secretary nor a desk. you are totally ignorant in this area! i... i'm ignorant? arthur, you're out of the loop, ok? your--your idea is retro. mine's fresh. it's hip! a little too hip. john q. public doesn't know what a hard drive is! ok, anyone who owns a computer knows what a hard drive is! oh, sure! mr. bill gates and his buddies are in for a hearty chuckle. what about the rest of us poor schmucks? ok... you know what? i don't wanna do this anymore. i gotta go. fine! you just

arthur fine stein. is arthur here? jed holtzman? welcome. >> thank you, commissioners for the chance to speak. it's hard to go after a few other people because i feel like i have to respond to some inaccuracies that have taken place in my time, i just want to second what commissioner vietor said, the puc is saying that it will be impossible to get to a final build-out plan until this not to exceed rate is set so i was at the environment commission meeting marathon, they're upset there's an outline of a plan, i would like to point out there's an outline of a plan, we need to take action on this in order to get a plan. affordability was a plan. everyone was up in arms. a lot of work has been done by staff to bring that down to 11 and a half cent, ibew1245 is still using extremely high rates, probably the 14 and a half cent rates to scare folks away from the cc a, tell them it is going to double their bill, now that the rate has been lowered just to get the bill down off the ground, they are now trashing the rec, saying it's not real g

pricilla lost arthur, her husband of 30 years, only a few years ago. another shooting took the life of their son, just 14 years old. i can't believe this is happening again, pricilla said. these families have endured a shattering tragedy. if ought to be a shock to all of us as a nation and as a people. it ought to upset us. it ought to lead to some sort of transformation. that's what happened in other countries when they experienced similar tragedies. in the united kingdom, in australia, when just a single mass shooting occurred in those countries they understood there was nothing ordinary about this kind of carnage. they endured great heartbreak, but they also mobilized and they changed. and mass shootings became a great rarity. yet here in the united states after the round-the-clock coverage on cable news, after the heartbreaking interviews with families, after all the speeches and all the punditry and all the commentary, nothing happens. alongside the anguish of these american families, alongside the accumulated outrage that all of us feel, sometime

please welcome august arthur and the man who took them in, stephen lew. (cheers and applause) tharmtions so-- thanks some of. >> look at that, welcome, stephen, how are the kittens doing? >> they're great. great. >> enough of that. >> all right. >> because i'm ready to open doors in the mayorral race and joe lhota is looking good. but first sir, you have to prove that when it comes to kittycide, you don't just talk the talk, you even kill these kittens. anyway you want. barry? >> that's right, stephen. for his kitten killing, joe lhota can choose from a bat, a 10 inch drop board knife, his choice of hammer, monkey wrench or a classic burlap bag filled with rocks to toss into the east river. all this plus the colbert bump can be yours joe lhota if you'll just -- >> kill that kitten. >> stephen: mr. lhota i will be waiting for you in my studio but please take a car. the subway is infested with these monsters. we'll be right back. >> welcome back, everybody, thanks so much. folks, if you watched this show you know i'm in bitter competition with the oprah boo

victims was a district resident whose family already had been tragically touched by gun violence: arthur1 years old. that day, the simple act of going to work,çó going to work n the morning, cost him his life. sadly, it was a price that his family had paid once before: his widow told me how their 14-year-old son was murdered just four years ago, shot in the back while running from an assailant. senseless gun violence like this is an all too every day fact of life here in the district and in our nation's other big cities. it is a fact of life which we must stop accepting. the navy yard, sandy hook, aurora, virginia tech, columbine, the streets of our cities...why is it that every time we let ourselves backed inured to the horrific violence and the tragic consequences and the tragic occurrences never seem to move us any closer to ensuring that guns don't get into the hands of criminals or mentally unstable people? i don't know the answer. i do know this: the time it happened this time within the view of our capitol dome and i, for one, will not be silent about the fact that the time has co

we're back with ruth marcus, ben ferguson, arthur davis.f ted cruz has set up some real now open party feuding, certainly with senate members. and also with some members of the house. where is this headed? >> this is really incredible. if you go back to '95, '96 and the last government shutdown which knocked half a point off the gdp, at least gingrich was in charge of his caucus. now it appears that heritage action and ted cruz and the coke brothers are running the republican caucus. it's a weakness that the leadership has shown in not staring these guys down. >> it's amazing to me how terrified you are of a guy that ran for the senate saying he was going to do actually what he said he was going to do. ted cruz did not come to washington, d.c. to make friends with john mccain and lindsey graham or with john boehner. he went there with the people who said this is how i'm going to get elected -- let me say this real quick. it's important. john mccain and ted cruz are two totally different people. john mccain says i don't like you because you'

arthur daniel is 51 years old.hat day the simple act of going to work, going to work in the morning, cost him his life. sadly, it was the price that his family had paid once before. wid widow priscilla told me how her son was shot in the back while running from an assailant. selfless gun violence like this is all too everyday fact of life in the district. sandy hook, aurora, columbine, the streets of our cities, why is it that every time we seem to let ourselves become used to the horrific violence these places represent. i don't know the answer. but i know this, this time it happened in the view of the capitol dome. i for one will not be silent about the fact that time has come for action. thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, our navy lost 12 teammates in monday's attack. these were members of the navy family. they were our shipmates. mothers, daughters, sons, fathers, who wanted to work for our family and serve our nation. the nature is we certain together and we depend on each other in times of needs. we have tri

arthur daniels was 51 years old. and that day the simple act of going to work, going to work in the morning, cost him his life. sadly, it was the price that his family had paid once before. his widow, priscilla, told me how their 14-year-old son was murdered just four years ago, shot in the back while running from an assailant. senseless gun violence like this is an all too everyday fact of life here in the district and in our nation's other big cities. but it's a fact of life which we must stop accepting. the navy yard, sandy hook, aurora, virginia tech, columbine. the streets of our cities. why is it that every time we seem to let ourselves become -- to the horrific violence these places represent? why is it these tragic cgic con kwenss never seem to move us any closer to assuring that guns don't get into the hands of criminals or mentally unstable people? i don't know the answer. but i knew -- i do know this. that the time -- this time it happened within the view of our capitol dome. and i, for one, will not be si

arthur arthur arthur ashe was the centerpiece of the tournament. but making a comeback.ed to play the u.s. open. most arenas stadiums of this vintage have long been knocked down in view of progress. thankfully, not this place. there is no question where the current center of the american tennis universe is located. but just three miles from the billie jean king national tennis center in flushing meadows, amid the train tracks and apartment buildings of queens sits the former center of the american tennis universe the stadium at the west side tennis club in forest hills. >> look where we're surrounded by -- >> reporter: there's a train going by. >> train going by and high-rise buildings. >> reporter: this has become a real oasis? >> yes. >> reporter: jim sheridan has worked here as the head grounds keeper for three decades after his father did it for 45 years. sheridan likes flushing meadows but he loves forest hills. >> it was a different feel. it felt you were in a place that's a little bit slower relaxed, civilized. over there it's a little rushed and hurried. >> repor

arthur put a frog in my slippers! arthur: i did not! d.w.: then how did it get there?pal and i have a plan. (chuckling): sure you do. but a deal's a deal, and unless you give me ten woolly ones by friday, the bullfrogs are comin' in. so, what's the plan? i was bluffing. oh, dear. if only we had something mr. toad wanted. that would give us an edge. but he already has everything. we'd have to create something he doesn't have and then... wait a minute. that's not such a bad idea. pal: see, then when everyone else has this new thing, mr. toad won't be able to resist. he'll be just like i was with those wieners the other day. what wieners? (gulps) it's not important. the point is, if we can make it seem like we have something valuable, then i bet we can get some of those socks back. i like it. but what's... the thing? ham bones? no, it has to be something we can get a lot of. and frankly, i'd rather have a ham bone than a sock. what about sticks? there are plenty of those. true. but mr. toad lives near the woods. he can get all the sticks he wants. i can't think on an empt

of worsening stagflation despite the message from the economic summit neither president ford nor arthurns, at the time, could bring themselves to alter the policy of fighting inflation above all else. in october the president offered his anti-inflationary program to a joint session of congress. it relied on the old formulas -- a tight ceiling on federal spending and a tax surcharge. and for the public... it bears the single word "win." schoumacher: participation in a special campaign. i will call upon every american to join in this massive mobilization and stick with it until we do win as a nation and as a people. [ applause ] schoumacher: while government concentrated on fighting inflation, gnp continued to fall, unemployment continued to rise. why was it so difficult for the government to adapt to the signs of the developing recession? the first was the tremendous fear of inflation that was all over the country. it wasn't only in washington but all over the country which really effectively paralyzed those arms of government policy that might fight recession. because those very same ar

pris cil la has lost arthur, as mayor grey indicates. i can't believe this is happening again. families have endured a shaterring tragedy. it ought to be a shock for all of us. it ought to upset us. it ought to lead to some sort of transformation. that's what happened in other countries when they experienced similar tragedies. they you could that there was nothing ordinary about this kind of carnage. they endured great heartbreak, but they also immobilized and change d. the mass shootings became a great rarity. and yet here in the united states, after the heartbreaking interviews with families, after all speeches and all the commentary, nothing happens. a long side the anguish of these american families, alongside the accumulated out reach many of these feel, sometimes i feel there's a creeping rez ig thags. that these tragedies are just somehow the way it is. that this is somehow the new norm. we can't accept this. there's nothing normal about our children dying in the streets from stray bullets. no other vanszed nation endures this kind of violence. none. if you're in america

arthur: you remember the occasion, do you? i do, because they didn't have a clue what it was, you see? and you've still got it and nobody knew what it was. and did you ever find out? what is it? it's used by elder chinese ladies to pass on their leisure hours. it is a chinese puzzle. - wonderful. - like the old cat's cradle. oh, the cat's cradle. in other words, she'd spent 20 years after the first "roadshow" doing her research. you see, if at first you don't succeed, someone somewhere will come up with an answer. now in this series, we're asking our specialists to nominate an all-time favorite roadshow find, the piece that stands out from the rest. for hilary kay, there was no mystery the day in scarborough a very rare set came her way. the scrimshaw work was very important. the fact that they were on a carving knife and fork was neither here nor there. it was the actual handles themselves, those sperm whale teeth that had been carved, which were very important. before i came up to scarborough, i thought wouldn't it be nice b

arthur in massachusetts? arthur? >> caller: yes. >> go ahead, arthur. >> caller: i've been following isis pharmaceutical, and it goes up and down, up and down, and when i want to sell it, it goes down. and my question is i'm hearing something about a takeover. >> no, no -- look, forget the takeover. it's a good stock on its own. we don't know it's going to get taken over or not. but it does have a lot of compounds and we're encouraged by it and i think you can own it. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round." >> the "lightning round" is >> th[ indistinct shouting ] >>> you know i've been an outspoken advocate of natural gas powered surface vehicles. i think it's ridiculous that washington hasn't embraced this fuel with subsidies that would help pace the transition, create some jobs. does it make sense to speculate on the stocks. westport innovations makes the technology that allows engines to rely on the natural gas. company lowered the full-year guidance and the stock got slammed fa

i'm arthur. i live one block away from the church about 10 years. i frequent the church. i've seen a lot of the things they do for the community sweeping the sidewalks they speak to the hoemgs. i have before and they help the homeless with food and because of the misdemeanor done clinic at the county hospital there's a heavy transmission of homeless people in the area. from 22nd to 21st to - from 22nd to new york and florida in that area there's two liquor stores and a lot of things theirs homeless exams and the sidewalks are fifty. those are things we should be arguing about. i live botch the laurent they come into the laundry to shoot up heroin. every single day there's people living in the laundry. the church has helped those people are counseling and they need their kitchen interest it generates funds to help the people in need. you know, they have things for the elderly, they have the royal rafrndz for the youth. in the area i live over 10 years and the person who lives behind me was 17 year-old and one day they shot and killed him. like i said there's 5 liquor store

jon: arthur, we're talking economics rather than the law.he last time we had a fight over debt ceiling we got the sequester. some say that has actually done a fret good job reining in government spending. >> i will tell you this, let's take about the economics hat and law hat. i hate to do this but politically speaking i don't see the president raising the debt ceiling. he wants to put the problem squarely in congress's court. let them be the one who are dysfunctional. now i 100% disagree with his approach. i'm not going to sit down, i'm not going to negotiate. if you go back to look at founding of this country it is all about interactions especially between those two branches of bought. to say we're not going to talk is ridiculous. if you saw the stat you guys put up a minute ago, in 2011, president obama said no, he would not raise the debt ceiling. so i can't see him doing it now. congress will take the blow and hit for this. maybe the president's hoping in the midterm elections there will be a change of power because of something like th

arthur in massachusetts? arthur?> caller: yes. >> go ahead, arthur. >> caller: um, i've been following isis pharmaceutical. and it goes up and down, up and down, and when i want to sell it, it goes down. and my question is i'm hearing something about a takeover. >> no, no -- look, forget the takeover. it's a good stock on its own. we don't know it's going to get taken over or not. but it does have a lot of compounds and we're encouraged by it and i think you can own it. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round." >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the online trading tools you need without any surprise fees. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. folks have suffered from frequent heartburn. but getting heartburn and then treat

arthur daniels was a handyman and father of five working for a furniture contractor. he will also be laid to rest today. they were among 12 people killed by gunman aaron alexis during the shooting massacre. ...maryland gun laws... would not have stopped aaron alexis from buying the shotgun he used during his rampage last week. 2 days before killing 12 people at the navy yard, alexis bought a pump-action shotgun at a store in virginia... and took possesion of it the same day. maryland's laws about background checks only apply to other weapons... mainly handguns and assault rifles. see all of our stories on the navy yard shooting... go to fox- baltimore dot com... and click on "navy yard shooting" in the hot topics section on the left side of the screen. tense moments on a work construction site in maryland... after a worker gets stuck in the mud. it happened in new market. officials say the man was in a ditch when a water pipe burst. the water quickly started to gush out and filled the ditch......leaving the 49-year-old worker trapped waist-deep. as you see he was even

arthur reith de 19 aÑos anos, carter harrison, de 18 yjames stevens 19, todos acusados ??positivos con fines destructivo...han pasado 8 mesee cuba relajo las restricciones de viaje para sus ciudadanos... en este tiempo, muchos cubanos han logrado viajar al exterior, un cambio que ha significado mucho para numerosas familias en estados unidos...adriana hauser nos tiene el informe.... abrazos que durante aÑos no fueron posibles. amanda valdez, a la espera de su mama estuve lejos de ella por 8 anios y ahora vamos a estar juntas de nuevo. amanda esperaba a su madre ansiosamente despues de aÑos de separaciÓn. que se siente estar llegando a estados unidos? indira barceló: ay feliz con mi hjia despues de tantos anios! son muchos los cubanos tanto en su pais como en el exilio que han extraÑado a los suyos. es muy triste. se extrana mucho. en enero el gobierno cubano relajÓ las restricciones de viaje para sus ciudadanos. entre los cambios implementado s está la eliminaciÓn de un permiso de salida y una carta de invitaciÓn. ademÁs se extendiÓ de 11 a 24 meses el permiso de estadi Ía

also arthur daniels a father of five worked as a furniture contractor. he was buried today. >> now to other local headlines making news. we begin from prince william county. more arrests in the death of a high school football player. police arrested two others in the death of kenny diaz stabbed to death over the weekend in what police are calling a drug deal gone bad. aerial adams and gabriel gould have been charged with abducting the student. eight people are facing abduction charges. only 19-year-old day januaried gras sand -- samuels is charged with the murder. >> a fire at leisure world in silver spring cause theed 75 firefighters to battle blaze -- the owner of the apartment was killed. >> i heard the alarm. everybody out from the building walked down the steps. it was not easy. you know we had women with walkers, wheelchairs that couldn't get out. it was bad. >> my office is about a quarter mile away. it was erie. i could see the black smoke billowing out of the high-rise so i knew where it was. the alarms go to our fire department and security dep

service for arthur daniels underway right now at community oh and hillcrest heights. coming up, a rabies warning in maryland. have discovered the dangerous reckon. the technology that government once and all new cars. the pope mixes silence. we will tell you what he says about the allegations he covered up child sex abuse. >> you are watching abc seven news at noon on your side. for the mosque in virginia beach will begin by spring. the city council gave the green light yesterday. some neighbors opposed the plan saying they are more concerned about traffic than religion. more than 12,000 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer each year in the u.s., and for thousand of them die from it. to ae introducing you local woman who has survived this and now working to make sure the numbers go down. >> when it comes to gynecological cancers, perhaps cervical cancer being the one talked about the most. bring you one woman's story entire she says it can happen to anyone. all over is the joy of their mother's life. she had the twins a few months before she was diagnosed with cer

like arthur daniels out on the weekend polishing his white crown victoria.and kenneth proctor with his yellow mustang when if asked he would fix your car, too. she was the friendly face at the store, sylvia frasier with her unforgettable gold hair who took a second job at walmart because she just loved people. kathy gaarde loved her hockey and her cats. there were the volunteers who made your community better. frank kohler giving dictionaries to every third grader in his county. marty boudre teaching bible study at church. vishnu pandit left everything he knew in india and came here to raise his family and gave everything of himself to the united states navy. make arnold, who became one the navy's leading architects. one of his colleagues said no one knew those ships like him. they were dedicated as far as f. they were loving mothers like mary francis knight, devoted to her daughters, and who had just watched with joy as her older daughter got married. they were doting grandparents like john johnson, always smiling, giving bear hugs to his ten grandchildren

. >> what about "arthur 2, arthur on the rocks." wonderful. >> that was awful. >> from tfc to the nfc. on sunday night, undercover seattle police officers were wearing 49er jerseys. why were they dressed like men paning for gold? anyway at the seahawk stadium to look at fan on fan fisty cups. why do they call it fisty cups? >> it is fancy jie. they have to take an on-line behavior course before being allowed back into the stadium after being banned. they hope the cops will further prevent the punching. explains a seattle police sergeant, the goal here is to get people to be on their best behavior. meanwhile our taiwan animater pals have a different goal to have fun with it. >> i don't see that as very accurate. >> i think liberties were taken. >> every american looks like a potato. >> joanne, why do guys feel the need? i am a guy, but i don't hold violent vendettas over a team. i don't get angry if somebody doesn't have the same choice as me. >> you are probably just rational. >> that's not it. >> people are really passionate about

and dole's of the street arthur services about talk about the operations so you'll get a better feel. first floor fro the land as you standpoint there are no conflicts with the existing uses because we've got a childcare and a church use that occur during the day and we've got a building this houses a union office and a child service facility as well as the church. those uses don't conflict with very limited conflict. the other issue is significant is the site is set back from the street and also from the rear. you've got a large site almost 24 feet and people working and living in the neighborhoods are unlikely aware of the homeless shelter because a lot of the it's happens after work. we're asking you for the entitlement. the rear yard entitlement configuration is not - there is a court yard that will be used by the folks. there are 5 homeless shefrments in resident district that don't have the open space. and another requirement is bicycle parking but we'd be obliged to get bikes. they really need storage and safety and protection. those those reasons we ask you grant the entitleme

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private first class arthur j. jackson of the united states marine corps. private first class arthur j. jackson was awarded the medal of honor for conspicuous gallantry and intrep its above and beyond the call of duty in action against the enny japan. when private first class arthur j. jackson was held up by the fire of japanese troops, private first class jackson charged a large pill box housing, approximately 35 enemy shoulders. mr. valadao: pouring his auto fire into the opening of the fixed installation to attack the occupying troops, he hurled grenades and explosive charges demolishing the pill box and killing the enemies. he advanced two smaller positions and stormed one gun position after another until he succeeded in wiping out the total of 12 pill boxing and 50 japanese soldiers. his gallant initiative and heroic conduct in the face of extreme peril reflects the highest credit upon private first class jackson and the u.s. naval service. it is for his currently and unwaivering devotion to duty that i am pro

arthur daniels lived right here in southeast washington. he and his wife police sill loo had five children, nine grand. he worked as a handyman in building 197. arthur was 51-years-old. we still don't know much about sylvia phrasier. she was 53. we hope to learn more about her in the dies ahead and gerald read was a systems analyst. he had two masters degrees, worked in risk management at the navy yard. loved books about the civil war. he had three labrador retreefrs, an irish setter and two cats. quite a menagery there. we hon fwhor them all tonight. today, so did official walk. [ music playing ] [ playing taps ] the bugler playing "taps" they laid a wreath on pennsylvania avenue. secretary haggle ordered a review of security measures at bases around the country and around the world. even as he did, a picture of the gunman began snapping into focus. new details about his troubled past, violent episodes, despite it all, he kept security cleernts. now he managed to arm himself in yesterday's rampage. new details today about an encounter the

we're riding around with brandon arthur, he's the driver in this truck, tearing it up down the desert at 105 miles per hour in barstow, california. he has his co-driver with him. and you can see here they're moving. they're on mile 35 of this particular race. pay attention to the wheel. you can see him quickly starting to get out of whack. they roll this thing a number of times, landing on the passenger side of the truck. >> you okay? you okay? >> sounds like the co-driver, brian, was a little shaken up but nobody was hurt here. you get to see this from a bunch of different angles as well. >> though the vehicles are meant to take this impact, it's still looks very dangerous to see them banging around, to see bits and pieces of the dirt falling off. >> doesn't mean you can't get the wind knocked out of you. you see the wheels bouncing around. a couple times over and over again, you see the sky. towards the end, you see what was left, looks like a whole front right end taken off of . t t walked away. >>> after watching so many crime movies, i thought escaping from a jail wouldn't be thi

like port arthur, where the oil would be shipped to countries like china.flower -- where a burst pipeline coated the streets in oil. out west, where clean energ is america's growth industry. and today...new york -- where less than a year ago, the atlantic rose 13 feet high, pushing the sea into the city behind me and shutting down the nerve center of our economy for days. as carbon pollution heats up the atmosphere, extreme weather events are happening more oen and with more ferocity. 3,500 weather records were broken last year, and it cost our economy over $100 billion. we can't afford to make the problem worse. that's why the president was right when he said the test for keystone is whether it would generate more climate-changing pollution. the truth -- scientists report keystone oil would produce as much carbon pollution as 62000 cars every year. mr. president, you've had real accomplishments when it comes to fighting climate disruption. we're getting more miles per gallon out of our cars and putting less carbon pollution into the air. let's do the right

arthur daniels was a handyman and father of five working for a furniture contractor. he will also be laid to rest today. they were among 12 people killed by gunman aaron alexis during the shooting massacre. ...maryland gun laws... would not have stopped aaron alexis from buying the shotgun he used during his rampage last week. 2 days before killing 12 people at the navy yard, alexis bought a pump-action shotgun at a store in virginia... and took possesion of it the same day. maryland's laws about background checks only apply to other weapons... mainly handguns and assault rifles. see all of our stories on the navy yard shooting... go to fox- baltimore dot com... and click on "navy yard shooting" in the hot topics section on the left side of the screen. a florida man finds himself in 'hot water' after attempting to pay his water bill... with cocaine! water utility employees says a man just walked into their office and handed the clerk an envelope and walked out. when they opened it up they saw a white powdery substance... that turned out to be cocaine. deputies are try