bye. >> bye. >> brandon -- brandon -- oh, lord. >>> coming up -- >> no one's going to hurt you, buddy>> the flynn brothers respond to an emergency before one of them heads to the wild. >> still looking for sasquatch? >> yeah. >> and -- >> why didn't you put money in my account? >> do what you got to do. stretch it out. >> scott dipiazza gets some motherly advice. >>> the goal of most kent county jail deputies is to get through the day in an orderly and safe manner. but they know to always expect the unexpected. >> what's gone going on. >> got some problems in here. >> yes? >> deputy justin flynn encountered a peculiar situation. an inmate is lying beneath his bunk and is not responsible. >> no skylarking. let's go. >> for security reasons, flynn returns all other inmates to their cells before he investigates further. >> this guy was not acting right nap he was underneath his bunk. obviously, when you go in there, it looks like it's probably something mental. everything checks out otherwise. >> no one's going to hurt you. >> you get medical up here. mental health. get enough deputies i

bye. >> bye. >> brandon -- brandon -- oh, lord. >>> coming up -- >> no one's going to hurt you, buddy>> the flynn brothers respond to an emergency before one of them heads to the wild. >> still looking for sasquatch? >> yeah. >> and -- >> why didn't you put money in my account? >> do what you got to do. stretch it out. >> scott dipiazza gets some motherly advice. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz. a major winter storm is bringing everything from freezing rain, ice, and snow to flooding and thunderstorms across much of the country. >>> in arkansas, two suspected tornadoes have touched down injuring up to five people and damaging about 20 homes. >>> in louisville, kentucky, downed power lines set fire to nine cars on the lot of a car dealership. part of the local highway needed to be shut down to fight that blaze. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz. back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> the goal of most kent county jail deputies is to get through the day in an orderly and safe manner. but they know to always expect the unexpected. >> what's gone going

bye. >> bye. >> brandon -- brandon -- oh, lord. >>> coming up -- >> no one's going to hurt you, buddyrothers rear spond to an emergency before one of them heads to the wild. >> still looking for sasquatch? >> yeah. >> and -- >> why didn't you put money in my account? >> do what you got to do. stretch it out. >> scott dipiazza gets some motherly advice. mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >>> i'm milissa rehberger. the student wounded in a shooting in arapahoe, colorado died today, claar davis. and accused of gunning down a man in a emergency mall. justin friedland shot in the head in front of his wife after he loaded their car with holiday gifts. four people arrested in that ca

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brandon? lord. >>> coming up -- >> no one is going to hurt you, buddy, all right?the flynn brothers respond to an emergency before one of them heads to the wild. >> go searching for sasquatch? >> why didn't you put money in my account? >> do what you got to do, stretch it out. >> scott dipiazza gets motherly advice. >>> i'm milissa rehberger, here's what's happening. 1.3 million americans are now without unemployment benefits. >>> and major legal baseball star was arrested for speeding. >>> and the boy scouts will start accepting openly gay youth starting wednesday. openly gay adults will still be excluded from leadership posts. back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> the goal of most kent county jail deputies is to get through the day in an ordinarily and safe manner, but they know to always expect the unexpected. >> what's going on? >> we have problems in here. yes? >> deputy justin flynn just encountered a me call peculiar situation, an inmate is lying beneath his bunk and is unresponsive. >> let's go. >> for securit

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media worker and i know this will be the cutting edge when she's ready to join the work force. 333 brandon is the lead project development in san francisco. like everything that we are inspired to do in this great city it's a very special project. it's located at the nexus of the industrial city's past and all the future. it creates a unique opportunity for us to explore the character and contemporary spaces and operating systems designed to increase worker productivity. it incorporates many of today's many ideas of sustainable development and operation. as you will hear from our partner david johnson and his firm. it has our leadership goal to high quality enterprises in san francisco and nurtures a business environment that supports strong economic growth as you will hear from mayor lee. it also established new benchmark for what is possible today for commercial development and you will happy hear from our company leader. john kilroy. i think you will understand that we are a huge believer of san francisco. we have demonstrated that faith in local management, resources and development. i

brandon arnold is with the national taxpayers union. eric roder is with the urban brookings tax policy center. let's go to mike. caller: good morning. i would like to have you addressed the fair tax. every time i talk to a politician about it, the first thing that they say is that it hurts the poorest people the most. they do not start out by , what itg the predates really does -- it takes the power that they have out of their hands. it runs it into the power of the people with the purse. can you address the fair tax? a few other people have advocated for it. i do not see much chance for it getting anywhere. politicians are not going to get the power. guys would love it. pelosi,id and to nancy even a lot of republicans. i think the john boehner would be opposed. they do not call the shots. they do not have the campaign expenditures go to them. these groups that you have been talking about -- host: can you explain the fair tax? guest: it is a national retail sales tax. it addresses this to some extent by having a creep pay. , it like in

there would be no 333 brandon street without john's vision and energy and optimism and ability to move a project forward. it's my pleasure to introduce him now. please welcome john kilroy, president and ceo of the company. [ applause ] >> he's either a germ foeb. thank you for the comment. i'm sure your daughter will be a tech person. it's great to see everybody here today and thanks for coming out. it's actually nice and warm right here where it's back in the shade it's a bit chilly. as mike noted we've been deepening our commitment to the city in a spectacular way in the course of three years. we have 4.5 million square feet that we own or operating or under construction including this development here. this represents a total investment of several billion dollars and we are not done. i can tell you we are working on a lot of other opportunities here in this community and i have to say and i said this to multiple groups, investor groups, when ed is gone as mayor of the city, we have to send him to washington because he knows how to get things done. if we have him back there, think of

brandon tells us more. them.don tells us more. >> the design of this state flag is based on the beliefs of an early native american tribe called the zia. randy howe is the author of "flags of the fifty states." >> it's as simple as can be. two colors. you have the red and the gold that is a reference to queen isabella of spain, who sponsored much of the exploration of the new world. the symbol in the middle is a zia sun symbol, and it was found in an archaeological dig on a water jar. what was important to the zia was the number four. and you'll see four lines facing in the four different directions. now, four was not just important to them for the four directions. they believed in the power of the four seasons. they felt that there were four aspects of life that every person should pursue, like purity and being of sound mind and all those sorts of positive attributes. >> the flag's bold simplicity helped it win first place in a competition of america's 50 state flags. with "flag facts," i'm brandon. >> there's a

brandon jake pobs got the start.e was a lot of fantasy football folks who picked up brandon jacobs and started him that week hoping he would win they're matchup. he did not put up great points. the immediate reaction was dude, what did you do? you didn't help me. they threatened his family and he got concerned. and the nfl security office investigated, the gentleman later apologized that he was only joking but you got to realize that certain tweets went too far and with brandon jacobs it good. >> so do the players have to get off social media during the season? >> listen, 60 million people played fantasy football this year, 3 million of those 60 were woman and it's only getting bigger and better. the game of the nfl, if you are talking about teams, they are no longer fans of players, only of teams. the situation is only going to get worse, only going to get larger. the immediate reaction, when a player doesn't put up fantasy football points to you, you have a time to respond to a player on twitter, where maybe an hou

then cutler looking for brandon marshall. ball will be tipped again, slightly overthrown and sean gibson returned it 44 yards and a touchdown. as they say, a pick six. 10-3. it is the browns on top of the bears. cutler findly getting it going, setting up, rolls right, into the side or quick out to brandon marshall. tied up 10-10 bears and broungs. 49ers at tampa bay, jim harbaugh on your left, shaking hands with head coach greg schiano on the right. colin kaepernick, university of nevada. finding michael crabtree. 7-0. now colin kaepernick, this ball will travel 62 yards in the air. strong arm. ferz r 49ers on top of the buccaneers. redskins at the falcons. of course mike shanahan there the head coach under fire. a lot of folks say he will be gone at the end of the season. tony gonzalez. we know the tight end is headed to the hall of fame. 14-0 atlanta. but kirk cousins coming back, finds pierre garcon, 53-yard touchdown. atlanta, 17, washington redskins, 17. heck of a ball game. brady finds his guy. 10-0 new england. ryan ta

we'll let you get back to brandon right now. >> one family's struggle on two fronts.s battling leukemia while mom is battling for kids to get more of the cancer research. you won't believe how little goes to kids. that is coming up next opinion [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. [ m'm... ] great taste. [ tapping ] sounds good. campbell's healthy request. m'm! m'm! good.® humans. even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. namely, other humans. which is why, at liberty mutual insurance, auto policies come with new car replacement and accident forgiveness if you qualify. see what else comes standard at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? every day we're working to and to keep our commitments. and we've made a big commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. through all of our en

i'm overview related brandon on behalf of mr. moedz i've known as a coworker for a number of years. i've served on the advisory broadway brfd for a number of years and moses came after that he was a sterile part of the board. i'm surprised the committee functions at a higher level. a lot of stance he does the official work that a lot of people don't see. because of the drunly of the office he taxes that responsibility and been a steering wheel person in the community. it's important the issues as anything and i think he is the person who can provide the kind of leadership that is important to this community i'm happy to a support him >> thank you very much come on up. good afternoon mr. chairman and supervisor breed and supervisor cowen. i'm carl williams i'm a resident of district 5. and i am the president of the san francisco african-american democratic club. i'm here to support the repoint in time of dr. moedz. i've known him for a you been unable of reinforces as a very conscience person someone deep low committed to a public process. and he has served with distinction on this c

your brandon the surface but it's powered by something else.f you have a small business and powered by some other kind of larger enterprise, then it's the best of both worlds. >>> the next question we have is an e-mail from colleen. she writes, i invented a rotating curved shower rod that's doing okay on the internet and in catalogs. i want to get into retail and need sales reps to help. how do i find the right people/company? i suggest she go back on to our website. we just did a story on this. daniel, i'll start with you on this. finding sales reps is very hard or rather finding good sales reps is very hard. >> it's very much a challenge. i want to suggest actually not starting there. what i want to suggest to this small entrepreneur is get your customers. get your strok strongest, most dedicated customers to go into retailers and for your product. that's a way to stir demand. the other thing to try, start small. approach a couple of small retailers and offer your product at very, very good terms. maybe even on consignment and try to spark th

. >> president ho and vice president brandon i'm a constitute at the conditional in the sustainability in the eco center. i want to express my support for the center. over the last year and a half i've applied the knowledge and shooirtship of the park and building. perhaps more importantly i've neblthd with the professionals in the field of sustainability and government agencies and environmental firms and elementary and high school teachers and college professors. this kind of development can't be taught in a traditionally classroom setting. i look forward to the possibility of sharing this up to this point with you tell future students and the community members should the institute be accepted. i'm here to read a statement from one of the properers. professor from the san francisco university regrets be able to attend. the collaboration between the bay institute accustom foundation and several departments is an exciting proposal it will create a strong bond at the eco center as environmental action by providing activity for volunteers to learn about native plants and animals to conne

tucker will tee it up and send it out to brandon tate. brandon tate with two career kickoff returns, one at new england and the other at cincinnati as well as a punt return for a touchdown. so, he is dangerous. tucker and the ravens know it. xcellent on special teams. by jeromy at the 19 miles. here comes andy dalton on quite a roll now. the last three games, nine touchdowns and no interceptions. the offensive front, collins will be protecting that left side now in his sixth year out of kansas. and a.j. green, four catches today he will break anquan boldin's mark for the most catches the first three years in the league. spread with our receivers. dalton goes down the field one-on-one coverage and it is intercepted by cory graham. graham is able to get control of it and take its all the way back to the 21. they were trying to find marvin jones. phil: the football is overthrown at the top of the screen. john harbaugh talked about it. can we win some of the battles. contested throws. that time that is a contested catch. what a position by gr

[applause] >> thanks again to steps two, amisha in brandon. just to see a cloud like this morning to talk about the mayor and the victory of the teachers union is really amazing and inspiring. that will lead me to points i want to make to wrap up, which is that this book is definitely a story about rahm emanuel, but also a story about is people on both fronts a really ongoing story. talking about it and the very valid point about the fact that so many chicagoans did vote for amisha and mayor daley over the years. nonetheless, we have a pretty amazing populace with so much potential and talent and power. i think it is really important to acknowledge that, especially at a moment like this when there is a sentiment with facts to back it up, including this study amisha talk about for chicago's future and image and identity is being redefined. he's been out then i'm back on transversal about the way he is transforming the city. you hear this talk about making it a hub of startups and clean energy. a greener, cleaner, hipper city has really been try

brandon in 1995 spent 126 days hospitalized.st 45 days, he had four major brain surgeries. they could not tell me for 35 days if brandon would live. they informed us that if he did survive, he would more than likely never walk or talk again. but we have a young man who is now 21 years old and he's a walking and talking example of what miracles are all about. >> the oklahoma city bombing remains the worst domestic terrorist act in american history. it changed the country in ways that are still being felt. >> people forget how different the world was when the bombing happened. and i think it shattered across the world people's feelings of safety and security because if it can happen in oklahoma city, it can happen anywhere. if it can happen to me, it can happen to anyone. >> we became a more cautious society, barriers went up around federal buildings. you have more security. the seeds of homeland security were actually planted by timothy mcveigh. >> there were other changes, as well. the attack led to significant engineering impro

to brandon coleman in the end zone. a 14-yard touchdown hook-up and tied the game at 10.rth quarter now, irish up three. tommy reese finds troy nicolas. 319 yards passing for reese in his final game for the irish. they cap off the drive. foulston from three yards out. late in the game, the knights trying to claw back but intercepted here by dan fox. the irish beat rutgers, 29-16. >>> to charlotte for the belt bowl. north carolina facing cincinnati. this was all tar heels. cincy backed up. the quarterback gets swarmed and sacked for the safety. brandon elerby with the sack. 9-0 on the ensuing kickoff bear cats boot to the t.j. logan. not a good decision. logan making everyone miss for the bearcats. 78 yard return to the house. one of two special teams for the tar heels and right now unc they lead this game 39-17 in the fourth quarter. bowl season has been tremendous this year. navy plays on monday. >> let's not forget tomorrow is the last game for the redskins. do we forget about the washington -- >> thankfully. the game doesn't mean anything. the big in the nfc cease the

. >> brandon now spends three hours a day, three days a week here at the rehabilitation institute ofhigan, working to make the most of what muscles he still has control over. >> it's perfect. >> okay. >> there are day wlz i question whether or not i'm okay mentally. but to me it's simple. i learned early on that i have a voice through this. and i have something to say. i have a message. >> dugy as he's known to fire fighting family, because he jind the department when he was just 20 years old, is even few toured in "burn." >> well, what happens to dugy in the movie is something that i think a lot of people would consider tragic. his response to what happens to him is heroic. >> as much as i hate that it's me and my story, i think that something we need to open up people's eyes to. >> you know, michigan is my home. i can tell you arson is really an all too common problem, especially in detroit. the two men who started that fire received 8 and 15-year prison sentences. so they'll be released this decade. brendan will still more than likely be confined to his wheelchair. take a few minu

with "flag facts," i'm brandon. >> there's an insect from asia that may be invading the u.s. called the kudzu-eating stinkbug. kudzu is a fast growing weed that covers bushes and trees. in fact, kudzu can kill its host plant because it blocks the plant's sunlight. so, you'd think that stinkbugs that eat kudzu would be a good thing. they're not. stinkbugs also eat soybeans, an important crop in our country. so this small bug could soon be causing big problems for farmers. >> okay, everyone, it's time to find out what teens think. here's "speak of the week." >> he was a part of everyone's childhood. you probably still have his quirky rhymes stuck in your head. i know i do. we want to know, which dr. seuss book was your favorite? >> "horton hears a who!" definitely my favorite. just because of all the silly characters, and i like the point of the story. >> "the cat in the hat," definitely. because it's fun, it rhymes, i love cats, too. so and the cat in the hat is just my favorite character ever. >> i love "green eggs and ham" just 'cause i love the concept of it, and i love rhy

if thank you, brandon, amisha and ben and to the haymarket brewery and all of you for coming. [applause] [inaudible conversations] we would like to hear from you. tweet your feedback, twitter.com/booktv. >>> with a few weeks left in 2013, many publications are putting out their year-end list of notable books. these titles were included in the financial times book of the year. in our schools there has been a decline in the character education and moral education and the move to replacing it. things like self-esteem programs, various therapeutic approaches that we have tried and true methods of the civilizing voice. it's through good sportsmanship they can get from their coaches and the kind of moral guidance from parents with them reinforced by teachers. and i just find these have moved away from that. the second problem, and their problems would go, too comer i believe now belize has become second-class citizens in our schools. and their problems are severe severely neglected. a young man as far this likely to go to his college and his sister. you look across the ethnic groups

brandon marshall died later at the hospital. investigators are still interviewing witnesses tonight. >>> a boy just 13 years old was arrested in oakland today, accused of a car jacking and leading police on a chase. take a look. the stolen car landed in a front yard. police say this is just the latest in a string of similar incidents. john sasaki is live at the scene of a car jacking and chase just yesterday, three blocks away. john? >> reporter: julie, two car jackings just a few blocks from here, and police caught today's car jacking suspect just minutes after it happened. racing down add line street, away from oakland police, but stopped with a pit maneuver, the stolen honda crashed through the front steps of this home. >> i heard this boom, boom! >> reporter: it also damaged a car parked on the street and another in a driveway. this woman's mother owns the car on the street and says the crash could have been much worse. >> oh, my god, yeah. so scared, because it's a new car, you know? >> reporter: this photo was taken by a n

>> commissioner brandon? benson, that, the lease revenues from this new lease will be subject to the southern water front community, benefit policy that requires a deposit, of think that 7 or 8 percent lease prosides into the southern water front community benefit fund, is that part of what you are asking. >> yes. and i guess that in addition to that, they are not doing anything else. >> well jerry was just mentioning some potential landscaping improvements that will be over and above that required deposit. and typically it has been the practice for the port to ask for major improvements to a leasehold area where the ten apartment is getting a longer term agreement than in this case.. >> there are two leases, l15, 690 and 58 months and up to 5, 12-month extensions. >> is that like ten years >> the other lease is, 31 months. >> okay. >> and it is also, about the board of supervisors right? and it has approved, and the bonus..., and i am not legislative drafted and so when we get the, you know the approval here

kdfw's brandon todd thank you. >> the family of brian terry, whose death sparked the fast and furious scandal. it is three years since he was killed and reaction from the family and where the investigation stands today and history in the making, the nation's oldest living veteran and two of them meet for the first time and can you believe this? they are 1007 years old. . -- it is. >>> three years passed and the family of the murdered border patrol agent brian terry appear to be no close tore getting answers to why he was killed. terry's death sparked the scandal around fast and furious the gun running operation that went wrong. attorney general eric holder was held in contempt and the house sued to get the documents to find out who anyhow about the operation. but many questions remain unanswered. >> we know who in a tf and u.s. attorney's office were found negligent in the operation and resulted in the death of brian terry. but we still don't know why. >> and then there is this. the judge rowelled that the terry family can't sue the federal government because no one was fired or lost

. >> reporter: sergeant brandon mcgraw loved an adventure. >> he went the way he would want to. he was a risk taker. he did things like mountain climbing and diving. >> reporter: the neighbor says when mcgraw and his wife found out they won a trip to australia on the ellen degeneres show, they were thrilled. >> brandon, john and i and cheryl went out to dinner about a week before they left. that's when she told me about the -- winning the trip on the television. they were all excited about doing all these things and sky diving was one of them. >> reporter: officials say mcgraw was a trained free-fall parachutist. something went wrong when he jumped out of the plane. >> it was devastating. >> reporter: mcgraw crashed and he died at the scene of the crash. >> lord knows we are so sorry. we are so sorry to lose him. even though he was happy at doing what he did, our loss is terrible in this neighborhood. >> reporter: his neighbors hung their flag at half staff to honor a man who served our country and did multiple tours for the marine corps. >> they are investigating to see how he

host: brandon arnold, same reading on the situation? guest: i was not in town for the last go around. there is agreement on the very broad parameters. it is tricky when you start naming actual deductions and naming actual tax provisions. your coalition of folks willing to push for reforms slowly starts to unravel. it is tricky. they have not put together a chairman's mark, they have not set to the public -- host: explain a chairman's mark. guest: a draft piece of legislation that provides more detail than what we have seen. a draft that would be picked apart by lobbyists. there is a lot of expectations that even though there has been unity from the business community and grassroots americans for tax reform, once the rubber meets the road, things get tricky. host: 45 minutes to talk tax reform. brandon arnold of the national taxpayers union and eric toder of the urban-brookings are here to answer questions. jim from michigan on our line for republicans. caller: good morning. i have heard so much lately about flat tax. it seems to me that

the midst of exploding grenades and machine gun fire specialist rafael collins private first class brandon clan staff sergeant christopher mcgraw and private first class sharon tried to maintain their positions. collins in quinn later received silver stars for their heroic actions. for thirty minutes the enemy engaged the soldiers any member of his blackhawks above attempted to provide cover. or to really. get a good. reinforcements finally arrived from second platoon charlie company. they quickly destroyed the last of the insurgents and moved to secure the area and locate the wounded unable to determine how many soldiers were still on the ground officers called for help from the pilots above. good. all of the wounded were located except private first class share it over the radio second platoon notified air cover early not able to look at what. sixty six minutes after the fighting began share a badly wanted was located with a faint pulse he died on the helicopter headed for the combat support hospital within a few days of private first class share its death the family began receiving info

jay cutler to brandon marshall. the bears led 28-20. aaron rodgers hits randall cobb and the packers stun the bears 33-28. >>> winner take all in dallas. tony romo done for the season. horton to dez bryant. two-point conversion would fail. 24-22. dallas one last crack. horton, he romoed it. eagles get the three seed. >>> the niners, they finished the season with six straight wins. the raiders the opposite. six straight losses. peyton manning, he would get exactly 266 today. terrelle pryor's first start not good since week ten. 14-0. raiders 55 yards of offense in the first half. manning 63 yards on this one play. demaryius thomas. 24-0 just before halftime. here's the record. manning 25 of 28. four touchdowns. 55 on the season. they went 34-14. raiders finished 4-12. >> you know, obviously it isn't in the win column, but there are a lot of areas where we can improve. i'll sit down with mark davis and we'll discuss the areas where we have to improve. >>> for san diego to get in, they would need some help today and they would get help. th

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marine brandon mcgraw was killed in a sky diving accident that his wife won on the "ellen" show. ellen said i've been speaking with cherilny. she asked us to help keep this quiet. >>> and one of the eight drug offenders serving harsh sentences commuted by president obama is reynolds wintersmith, a cousin of deval patrick. >>> russian president vladimir putin made pardons including to an oil tycoon who is a potential rival. >>> time for a look at your money. mcdonald's is facing one wingding of a problem. the fast food giant has ten million pounds of mighty wings to unload because the limited time offer of the product was a flop. by most accounts cost was a problem. >>> facebook's mark zuckerburg will sell over 41 million shares of facebook stock worth around $2.3 billion to pay federal and state taxes. according to the new york post he will be the highest paid ceo in the country. >>> according to cnbc warren buffe buffettt earned about the $1.5 million an hour in 2013. >>> speaking of lucky ducks, these five pampered birds will be retiring from the famed peabody hotel. this group

last weekend crowds packed out a sports complex to watch him defeat brandon rios in mccaw. >> i haveeen through hardship and experienced what they are experiencing. that's why i'm here to join them, to give aid and encouragement. >> bangladesh is a poor country with low wages. dangerous working conditions have been reported. another is causing concerns. the leather tanning industry is worth a billion. the industry employees more than 30,000 workers. the leather is exported to top fashion houses in dozens of countries, including the u.s., u.k., france, russia and japan. we have this report from dakar. >> of all the difficult dirty and dangerous jobs bangladesh do to survive these men may have the worse. they were tannery workers, engulfed by toxic stench of chemicals and rotting animal flesh. this man is 14. he looks older. >> translation: there are scars on my hands and legs. the injuries are never ending. >> he earns about $2 a day. the water they are wading in without protective clothing is laced with arsenic and chromium sulphate, making the leather soft. and but they cause sores,

we go to sergeant brandon sanchez. tell us what happened and what the impact is. >> so approximately 2:15 this morning we had a hot water main break in the sky bring between check point terminal a and the baggage claim terminal a. it caused a lot of flooding and cascading of water on both sides. because of that we had to shut down terminal a check point. passengers have been able to go to the counters and get their tickets but they have to go to terminal b with their luggage. the gates at terminal a should knot be effected. they should be able to get to their flights although flights could be delayed. but they will have to check in at terminal b. >> reporter: what did it first look like? >> that was lot of water. it was probably inch to two inches thick on both sides. it was pretty extensive. >> reporter: and so crews are working to repair everything? what is happening now? >> crews came out. they were able to shut off the water. they are now trying to wet sack all the water that was left standing still on the sky brid

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and drama rama and brandon. a big old rule or about a country. the national liberation council government that came to power signed the loan agreement with the i.m.f. and accepted the conditions. the economy made a spectacular rebound and at the same time product prices increased. but kick our exports did not yield the expected revenue in one thousand nine hundred eighty one after the funds recommendation the currency was devalued by forty six point eight percent there was a wage freeze and taxes were increased. a year later general a chum pong overthrew the government. that governmental general election. unilaterally. decided not to pick the debts that's gonna government to that and if it was a little of the ninety million dollars and. the general at the point took the position that it was something we couldn't be. and we pushed for self-reliance that was the message that he was giving to ghana and i think he made an impact unfortunately the price of oil hikes soon after that pushed us back into economic decline and we ended up going back to the

you speak to a lot of union leaders in the book, and, you know, we have brandon on the panel with ccu and unionism in chicago. but you speak to people in the book who i would say did not represent that kind of unionism that the represent the city. i remember you got quotes from people who are saying things like, well, i'm just sure glad whenever mayor -- he'll answer my calls. i'm so happy he'll even talk u to me. you have a pitiful quotes from a lot of people from the labor movement, and so there are clearly sort of different styles of unionism that flapping the city. even a few weeks ago, i read in the -- has given money to rahm emmanuel's election campaign. $25,000. i wanted reflections on that about the different visions of unionism that we have in the city. is it going to be seen in your book? [inaudible] >> thank you. after couple of more questions. [laughter] >> ben, i agree with you people should be responsible for what it is they do. whether it's voting, marching, voting on referendum. i agree with you. i think it's also important to recognize that when emanuel was brought to

forward to the details of the programming how it's going to be done >> following up on vice president brandon and the other commissioners comments. this is what's best for the community the community comes first. and both group has their strelz and weaknesses. you've heard me talk about nelson mandela that's the vision of people trying to sit down and work things out that can help everyone. you might be the one in the community knocking on demeanors but there's more resources and a teachers and other thoip why don't you figure out what worked and really, really think about that. because it's for the commissioners this is a tough decision we've got an issue we've got two qualified organizations that's really, really go it's not to get personal but what's best >> let me tell you what i'm doing. the ecosystem i've not been there but in two weeks i'm going to national geographic i want to be an ambassador for places like that throughout the world and have a better understanding but i'm going to put myself out there not just going on a cruise ship but climbing the glares. this is the same thing we