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this guy in the blue shirt that we're going to call according to the poster of this video a cokmy, adon and a skouzer, a person from liverpool. cokmy bumped into skouzer and he said when is your next stop, i'm going to follow you and he did. >> there ain't no argument like a cokmy/skouzer argument. >> well, get ready. it's going to get good. the guy in the blue falls down almost immediately. >> he's the guy who started it, right? >> this is the guy who started the fight. this is where it gets hysterical. they start conversation, there's even some laughter goes on. it looks like skouzer manages to be like, dude, are we really going to keep this going? and finally the guy in the blue is like all right. just like that, the fight is over. and, yes, they do shake hands. even better, they walk away, the guy puts his hand over the other guy's shoulder like all right, man, you won. >> this kind of behavior is baffling. >> good way to end it, though. i mean, could have been worse. >> don't you love it when celebrities just seem like really great people? >> yes. >> michael buble, the crooner i

. >> that's one tough dude in the blue shirt.ook a couple pistol whips to the face and he stayed up. >> police believe at least one of these guys is responsible for other robberies in a series of other stores. >>> now, this other video near miami, florida, is very, very disturbing to watch. you see a man walking right next to a fence on the other side of the fence are a group of dogs. one of those is barking and jumping against the fence. >> then, the man you see reaches for something in his pocket and when the dog jumps and barks, he smacks him. you see the dog run again. you are thinking maybe he just smacks the dog. he stabbed the dog. >> with what? >> with the knife. he pulled his pocket. he jumped. >> is the dog okay? >> he had a few stitches but he is find. >> can you imagine coming out into your yard and finding your dog has been stabbed and you watch the surveillance video that and see it is someone walking through you the neighborhood. >> the owner was able to identify this man and he was arrested arrested. he is facing

brenda, snosa who is in the blue shirt, he works in amsterdam and received his ba and his ma in 2005m the frank mart institute in holland. he has exhibited in tipai, pa ris, and many others and now san francisco. last mobsinger he opened his first large scale solo expedition at land of tomorrow in kentucky, which i didn't know about. i encourage you to look up that institution. it is an incredible, incredible space. and program. his work resides in the sachi and smithsonian and others. he has written about in art publications his work was recognized by time magazine as one of the top ten inventions of 2012. it is represented by lonkini gallery in london and now i would like to have him come up and speak. [ applause ]

in the blue shirt. not good stuff. >> not leading by example. football is king in the south.ou, richard. >>> let's dig deeper in the push for syria. joining me now is boris epstein. thanks for being with us, boris. >> no problem. good morning, betty. >> several camps are forming. one saying we must act now if the president wants congressional support. why haven't he called them right away? >> he would not get it right away. he needs the support after great britain. if he did call the special session, more likely he would not get the answer that he says he wants. and i'm not convinced the president wants to act right away. he should be able to come up with a cogent plan. >> let me stop you right there. there is a second group saying that we need a bigger military action. anything short of that would be inadequate and sent the wrong message. if we wait too long, doesn't the syrian government move things so a strike would be more difficult? >> the president has painted himself in a corner. he has not made the case to the international community. the french are in agreement. the

brenda, snosa who is in the blue shirt, he works in amsterdam and received his ba and his ma in 2005m the frank mart institute in holland. he has exhibited in tipai, pa ris, and many others and now san francisco. last mobsinger he opened his first large scale solo expedition at land of tomorrow in kentucky, which i didn't know about. i encourage you to look up that institution. it is an incredible, incredible space. and program. his work resides in the sachi and smithsonian and others. he has written about in art publications his work was recognized by time magazine as one of the top ten inventions of 2012. it is represented by lonkini gallery in london and now i would like to have him come up and speak. [ applause ] i'm benat and based in amsterdam and i want to show you some works. so, my work and installations, and sculpture and photos and site and working on the architecture or the history of the location. i am interested in a motion of friction between construction and de, construction and the physical state of a building and a moment of revolution and perishableness and in thes

look at the poor usher, the woman in the blue shirt, helping people sit in their seats. she -- >> that small child -- >> yeah, in that guy's arms. >> yeah, there's kids in the stands. this woman's rushing to get out of the way from these two hippos. come on, get it together. you're there to watch a game. ♪ >>> this adorable little lady is mopey, and moppy looks like one of the happiest dogs you've ever seen. look at her tail wagging as her owner, sean mccormack, comes up to give her some love, but you'll notice moppy has something special about her. her little front legs are straight out at 90 degrees. you can see that she cannot stand or put her weight on her two front legs. now, moppy is a rescue dog. shawn mccormick, the kind soul that he is, rescued little moppy, and shawn even says that had someone taken care of her when she was just a puppy and moved her legs in, her legs may have been able to form and grow correctly, but shawn mccormick, he has more than 130 animals on his property, but he was just evicted from the property that he is currently living on. he has t

have made me a pariah because in my activities in philadelphia i tried to talk to a few of the blue shirts younger officers and as soon as i started conversation they turned their head. but i have ran into some a few commanders who i worked with and knew me personally and they talk with me and they not necessarily support me but they're very willing to let me know that they're on my side in regards to. the movement. and right of the police claim they went after you because you're misrepresenting a force of course but you say it was about corporate corruption what really went on there well as soon as i got to rest of the wall street couple days later i got a letter from my own union to turn order police and when i was opening it i thought they were going to tell me re we're aware of what happened and we want to let you know we're going to support you in any way you need. wasn't the case here the letter said that they got a complaint a grievance from the pension director and that there was going to be a hearing so they tried to intimidate me by bringing up my pension but it didn't work i'm s

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. >> unfortunately it could be anything from a blue pair of sneakers to wearing a blue shirt. >> reporter: white balloons symbolizing peace were at the vigil. within days of the killings police arrested two men, they are charged with murder plus gang enhancement. and reportedly each said the other one pulled the trigger. debra villaon. >>> one of 15 demonstrations around the nation aimed at wal- mart. these protestors gathered around the hotel where yahoo ceo and wal-mart myers lived in a penthouse. >> just two months ago i went on strike for two weeks to stand up for change, to fight against unfair labor practices and wal-mart fired me. they illegally terminated me. >> a wal-mart spokes woman calls this a publicity stunt. thereis word tonight that hundreds of bay area lab workers are in line to be laid off. it employs 540 workers. the main lab, the buyer is laboratory corporation of america known as lab core. about 150 of the 540 workers will likely be hired back. john muir health says it will offer severance packages. last year they did 2.75 million lab tests. it has walk in labs locate

. >> unfortunately it could be anything from a blue pair of sneakers to wearing a blue shirt. >> reporter: white balloons symbolizing peace were at the vigil. within days of the killings police arrested two men, they are charged with murder plus gang enhancement. and reportedly each said the other one pulled the trigger. debra villaon. >>> one of 15 demonstrations around the nation aimed at wal- mart. these protestors gathered around the hotel where yahoo ceo and wal-mart myers lived in a penthouse. >> just two months ago i went on strike for two weeks to stand up for change, to fight against unfair labor practices and wal-mart fired me. they illegally terminated me. >> a wal-mart spokes woman calls this a publicity stunt. thereis word tonight that hundreds of bay area lab workers are in line to be laid off. it employs 540 workers. the main lab, the buyer is laboratory corporation of america known as lab core. about 150 of the 540 workers will likely be hired back. john muir health says it will offer severance packages. last year they did 2.75 million lab tests. it has walk in labs locate

if i tell you something like, you know, if i said someday this blue shirt i'm wearing is an under armour shirt. if your reaction was, wow, that's an under armour shirt, what's it do. yours is a regular cotton, you know, piquet shirt, mine has moisture management and stretch upf protection and titanium stitches or thread so the buttons never come off. that's the mentality we take to our product. >> one last question i have to ask because you are uniquely a maryland and baltimore guy. they ran into a peyton buzz saw. can they repeat? >> it's one game. we haven't had a perfect season since 1972. i'm certainly not counting my ravens out. i'm not sure a lot of people in week 15 or 16 thought the ravens would win the super bowl. strange thing about heart, will and belief. i think john harbaugh and the baltimore ravens have plenty of that. >> excellent. do you see why i'm so enthused about this situation? because the market cap is too small for the idea. stay with cramer. >>> before we get to the "lightning round," we've got a big milestone coming up on "mad money." and no, this has nothing to

he was a million dollars bail was sent for him. 50 agents supported him and showed up in blue suits, white shirts either red tie or blue tie and they surrounded him as he walked down adam st from brooklyn supreme court, and there was the scene unlike what you've ever seen. they looked like hooligans at a u.k. soccer match. triet reporters were trying to ask questions. they called it bodychecking. senator grassley mentioned the senate judiciary hearing retired at the age and should be so quick to protect somebody. but the tactics were pretty wild. hid lines like this every day in the new york tabloid agent of death they said the convicted him that the star witness, one of the star witnesses was the woman i told you and was alleged that by these reporters -- on the left you are going to see one of the most famous contemporary reporters on organized crime. he has a column called gangland and he even played himself on the sopranos. and so, the one in the metal worked with him at the daily news -- it's kind of suspicious they didn't look through the tapes because they knew for a year-and-a-half to wou

. >> 16-year-old randolph parker, seen here in the blue shirt, khaki colored pants, is the problem student melissa's ninth grade english class. she's giving a party that afternoon in her classroom for an exchange student who's returning home. although randolph parker had been suspended earlier that day, he returns later and paces outside her door. >> obviously through his anger, he wanted to take out revenge, blamed her for the problems he had been having. so he set up a plan, obviously, to come back at the end of the day to attack her or to hit her. >> as this last period progresses, you can see randolph parker, walking up and down the hallway, waiting for the class to end. he puts on a red bandana over his face and signals to his cohort, 17-year-old dominic harris, to position himself on the other side of the hallway. according to police, harris' role was to get the assault on his cell phone camera. at one point parker even sends another student into the class to coax the teacher to come out into the hallway. >> there's no doubt mr. parker did plan the attack. i'd have to say he put a li

>> even though we're all waiting for blue shirts, somehow, you know, we all got the memo, we'll have agreement about gold. scott, gold -- gold is like a form of insurance. i don't think you look at gold to go ahead and say, okay, i'm going to buy it today and sell tomorrow. >> right. >> gold is something, like, if you feel that -- just like life insurance. you buy it, you put it away, whether it's 1%, 2%, 5% of your assets, and you hope it never pays off. what would the world look like if gold is at 3,000? it wouldn't be pretty. the fact that everyone is worrying, i'm buying gold, why isn't it up today? very simple. the price of gold, if it goes down, the insurance becomes cheaper. if it goes up, you want to buy insurance, it becomes more expensive. the fear of index of gold, i would be scared if it was trading $3,000. and the point being is, do you own it as insurance and put it away? yes. how much? that's up to an individual investor's tastes. but the fact is, you know, the anxiety -- obviously, gold is -- gold has lost its luster because of, you know, the -- of everything coming d

you, blue shirt. are you here to audition? me? no. well, you may want to consider it.ike your attitude. hello. if you're gonna rob me, you should bring a gun. pardon me? the blouse. it's a knock off of one of my designs. oh, it is? i didn't know. of course, that's not the real crime. the real crime is how you look in it. julian, you're booked to milan the day after the show. and the girls are here. you said you wanted some fresh faces. good, good. no, don, no. he did it. natalie, he's not even a suspect. damn. turn around. not this time. next time. oh. mmmm. yes. yes, you're perfect. what's your name? sarah. sarah. heaven must be missing one of its angels. excuse me. sorry, um... what? well, it's nothing. it's just, uh... which one? the left one's higher than the other one, isn't it? oh, this eyebrow is a little bit lower than that one. oh, maybe next time, sarah. thanks for coming in. who are you? i'm adrian monk. i'm with the san francisco police. yeah, we're looking for natasia zorell. we'll she's working. oh, and do me a favor. don't arrest her until after the show

. >> reporter: in a pressed blue shirt and with a gaggle of cameras chasing him, matthew cordal, thek driving confession video entitle theed "i tilled a man," his identity is initially obscured. >> all drinking really heavily. >> reporter: then the 22-year-old reveals himself. >> my name is matthew cordal. on june 22nd, 2013, i hit and killed vincent condition -- vincent canzani. when i get charged, i will plead guilty and take full responsibility. >> reporter: a promise written on a piece of paper. it is part of a movement called "because i said i would." started by alex sheen, who recorded the video. >> if you're trying to preserve yourself, this is a dumb idea. that's not what matt is trying to do here. he is trying to send a message that convinces people not to be irresponsible. >> reporter: they both want everyone to make their own promise. >> i'm begging you, please don't drink and drive. your victims could still be saved. >> reporter: too late for his victim, a 61-year-old navy vet. his estranged daughters reject the apology but his ex-wife thinks it is sincere. >> i do believ

>> police say the victims' brother and father were wearing dodger blue hats and t-shirts and a blue wig. here is video of the area where it happened, close to the ballpark at 3rd and harrison and perry under the i-80 approach at 11:39. after the giants and dodgers game. there was something said about the dodger apparel and there was a fight between two groups of men and a man was stabbed to death. police will not say whether this was certainly rivalry-related problem but all under investigation. they do have a couple of men in custody. one has blood on his shirt. they still have investigating to do and evidence to gather. in arrests have been made at this pin. i asked if the man with blood on his shirt was wearing a giants shirt or a san francisco resident and they said "no comment." it is shift change at the police station so the night crew is new briefing the day crew on what happened and we will check in, in a few minutes, to find out if during the briefing it was discovered that anything has changed especially on the arrest status so stay with us as we continue to follow this step.

something was said about the fact the guys had on a dodgers hat and shirt and a blue wig.here was a fight. a man was stabbed to death. we are told the victim's father and where were wearing the dodgers apparel. police say they have men in custody. including one who has blood on his shirt. no arrests have been made. they are still gathering information and evidence. they are still trying to figure out what happened, who is to blame, who could be charged. they need a little bit more time on this one because they are talking to people at this point so we are in contact with police and we are getting updates and we will brief you as soon as we get more information on this story. >> pg&e cruise are restoring power to a few dozen customers without electricity hitting at 12:45 this morning with 3,100 homes businesses losing electricity. right now, the medical center is still running on backup power located in the outage zone and abc7 news has been told they have enough fuel to run generators if throw days but pg&e expects to restore power this morning so there will be no impact o

occasionally it ought to be not red shirt blue shirt but how we keep america competitive in this challenginge talking about with the pee wee herman. i'd like to know which guys you're referring to. >> i'll let you're mind wander on that. >> we always enjoy having you on. you talk to corker, reach across the aisle. one of these days this is going to bear fruit, hopefully in our lifetime. >> you've got to stay positive or i'm in the wrong line of business. >> that's not easy down there. thank you senator. coming up, as much as $600 million changed hands in chicago in mill seconds after the fed announced the no taper decision. before chicago traders should have had access to the information is when hit happened. that's not how it's supposed to work. we have a full report on crucial information on the markets, next. walking the grounds. in tuscany. [ man ] her parents didn't expect her dreams to be so ambitious. italy? oh, that's not good. [ man ] by exploring their options, they learned that instead of going to italy, they could use a home equity loan to renovate their yard and have a beautiful

. >> we are told the victims were the father and brother in dodgers clothes, hat, shirt, a blue wig andsay the victim wasn't wearing codgers gear but this involved a comment about the dodger cth

. >> [ bleep ] white t-shirt and blue hat. oh, ain't you [ bleep ]. i left my red one at home. >> there's an address linked to the cell phone duane flanery left at the scene last night. if he was there, he knows the cops are after him. that means they cannot take enough precaution. [ knocking ] >> hello! >> greg dankers and the rest of the unit, the rules of the game are simple, every minute they look for the woman in the black wig, the chances of finding tim mcglaulin go down. but today, sharp eyes prevail. >> there she is right there. >> that is her, right there. she is kind of hot, dude. >> yeah, definitely. >> sorry. just so you know, she is eyeballing you. >> we have it, we are going to go head down toward the station. >> sully, you got her, right? >> i got her, i will pull back a bit. >> if you want to hang down by the burger king? she is in a bus stop, i don't know if she is waiting for the bus or waiting to have someone pick her up. we are waiting to see what happens. >> there's a car on broadway. bus number 2268, got it. >> they are going in

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>> this is our trend showing you all the leathers and tweed, cobalt blue, our grownup sweat shirt. >>nk you very much. monika, always looking good. >> always a pleasure. thank you. >>> we'll be right back. >>> 6:53. still beautiful out there. high clouds. sunrise in six minutes. it's been a stunning last 30, 40 minutes of pictures from mother nature. we're going to have a nice afternoon. some patchy fog out to the west but nice afternoon. maix of sun and clouds, highs -- mix of sun and clouds, highs 74 to 78. >>> in the news right now, as many as 216 people are believed to be dead after a powerful earthquake struck a remote region of pakistan near the iranian border. at least 373 people were injured. the 7.7 magnitude quake was so powerful, it caused a small island to emerge just off the coast in the arabian sea. >>> another disaster in mexico. 130 dead there from floods and mud slides. yesterday eight more bodies were recovered in a small town along the pacific coast. the region was the hardest hit by tropical storm manual. soldiers -- manuel. soldiers and emergency crews are searchi

he was reportedly wearing a gray shirt and blue jeans yesterday morning when that attack took place. >>> a reprieve tonight but only a short one for the state of california. a three judge federal panel is granting the governor one extra month to relieve overcrowding in the state's prison system. today's ruling gives california until the end of january to reduce its inmate population by roughly 8,000 prisoners. governor brown then asked for a three year delay. the judges did signal today that if significant steps are made they would be willing to reconsider. the manager contends the time frame would jeopardize public safety. >>> the governor signed a bill into law today that involves paparazzi. jennifer gardener testified back in august. it increases the maximum jail sentence from six months to a year and it imposes bigger fines that range from 10,000 all the way up to $30,000. the governor also signed legislation expanding the paid families leave act. it will allow family members to take paid time off to care for grandparents, grandchildren and siblings. >>> the wind is forecasted to

blue. i love. that it matches your shirt, dr. oz. >> where is your professional one? >> i have this one here. it has been through the ringer. and this also here and then here, this is special to me because this is actually my wedding hair. >> wedding hair. >> wow. >> doing all this, 24/7 what is the worst damage you've done to your hair? >> in the front i have a lot of breakage. on the side i have thining to the point where i went to get a weave and the lady braided my hair so tight and she sowed the weave to my hair to the point where i had to cut the hair out. i had bald spots. >> here's an image of it. you lost all the hair on the side. >> what i did was because it's in now, to shave the sides of your hair, i don't know if you want me to demonstrate. have here. i shave the sides of my hair because it was broken off on each side. >> you had no choice. >> yeah. >> i want to ask shea a question. i'm curious, when was the last time you went out in the real world with your real hair? like face those fears, going out without the masks? >> i'm going to be honest with you, it has been five years.

he was reportedly wearing a gray shirt and blue jeans yesterday morning when that attack took place. >>> a reprieve tonight but only a short one for the state of california. a three judge federal panel is granting the governor one extra month to relieve overcrowding in the state's prison system. today's ruling gives california until the end of january to reduce its inmate population by roughly 8,000 prisoners. governor brown then asked for a three year delay. the judges did signal today that if significant steps are made they would be willing to reconsider. the manager contends the time frame would jeopardize public safety. >>> the governor signed a bill into law today that involves paparazzi. jennifer gardener testified back in august. it increases the maximum jail sentence from six months to a year and it imposes bigger fines that range from 10,000 all the way up to $30,000. the governor also signed legislation expanding the paid families leave act. it will allow family members to take paid time off to care for grandparents, grandchildren and siblings. >>> the wind is forecasted to

we took that away and put inmates in correctional industry blue pants and t-shirts and made everybodyk the same. when you make everyone look the same, it takes away that status. >> the reforms didn't happen overnight. but they did happen. the administration held the key card. if the inmates didn't toe the line, if there was any sign of trouble, the entire prison went under lockdown, a condition where prisoners don't leave their cells, period, except for medical attention or a parole hearing. lockdowns are a common occurrence at stateville. >> you go on lockdown damn near every week because something happens. you're in here with a bunch of murderers, rapists. something happens, you go to the yard, somebody is fighting, they lock us down. you go to the chow house, somebody is fighting, they lock us down. >> it's changed from the way it used to be. people getting killed, getting raped. things like that. they got a hold of the penitentiary now so it ain't really like it used to be. >> inmates and staff agree, the reforms make stateville much safer. what they disagree about is the price pr

very athletic build wearing a gray shirt at the time and blue jeans.we hope to talk to the san leandro police department in a little later this morning to get more information on the shocking attack. >>james: thanks, will. >>darya: 503 it is the time right now. a tight knit bay area community is mourning the loss of a 12 year old boy. burgess hu was on his bicycle when he was hit and killed right in front of his middle school in byron monday. the driver. had just dropped off her own children when, police say, she ran over hu while pulling out of the school's driveway. >> he was a just so exciting. he was so enthusiastic. he always wanted to come to school and he was always happy and he didn't care what anyone else said. >>mark: the school is going to continue to make brief counselors available throughout the end of the week to students. >>james: a bay area family is mourning after a late night car crash killed a beloved family member. 75-year-old robert wollow -- died after an s-u-v ran into his car in oakland late monday night. he was just two blocks