why the bruce ratner is in it. great supporter. by the way, bruce ratner is in it. it to hollywood for me? >> i am trying to. about thisalking company called grays, a u.k. company, and they are coming out to the u.s. in january. they are like the netflix of snacks. you pay them a fee, and a city by mail packets of snacks, like you see here, peanuts, popcorn, they are all healthy. every month, they give you these snacks. it is really cool. >> i am old enough to remember when the pretzel truck drove around the neighborhood. [laughter] >> you have got to have a little excitement. >> and then the pretzel truck a had the biggest house on the block as well. it :00 a.m. with betty liu. 8:00 a.m. with betty liu. wemas schapiro with gtis, wanted to defend buying up all the homes, all of a sudden, the housing market gets better. are you going to force higher prices on america because he bought all the stuff when it was cheap? >> what you have to think about as we are providing shelter to households. under produce households during a recession, people were doubling up, living

>> reporter: bruce it has died down in the last hour. but we are still talking about tens of thousands of fans still out here and all at the same time and on the pretty wet messy road conditions and all at once and all things considered, it was not too bad on out here. there were kills to climb and the pedestrians to dodge. but it was a pretty smooth ride. not to say it was perfect, but there were some accidents as people, they did manage to get their cars stuck. take gregory marshall of fairfax. he was trying to take his car across the field to go to the game when he slipped into the ditch and couldn't get his car out. >> just as i pulled into the brakes, it slid down. >> and they have a brand new tires for them. all four new tires on the car. and all muddy and full of mud right now. we were out here trying to get them started. like okay, you know, it's almost 1:00. let's go and watch the game. >> you might regret having done that. the roads right now, more wet than anything right now in prince george's county. but if you will be out he

bruce dern was born in to old money. great uncle was prize winning poet. when dern dropped out of the university of pennsylvania to pursue acting, his family largely disowned him. >> when i decided to become an actor i was going to make a living pretending. >> that's what they thought. >> they thought that that's what acting was. pretending. if you're not going to pretend then you'd bet are be jimmy stuart. >> just didn't really get it, did they? >> no. they never got it. >> but others did. soon he was working with legendary directors like alfred hitchcock. >> remember when we were kids? >> and he was playing opposite his best friend, jack nicholson and robert redford just to name a soon. >> i understand that you're an oxford man. >> not exactly. >> dern was definitely getting noticed. but still wasn't getting top billing. as all of your contemporaries were doing these big movies and getting lead roles you said you were never jealous, you were just worried about when your time was going to come. >> i was worried if my ti

bruce johnson joins us live from city market in northwest with more. good morning, bruce. what happened? >> reporter: you've been around. you know where this is going. it got heated when we tried to get the mayor to talk about the 2010 campaign to get off what he said in the past merely he's done nothing wrong. to some meat on the bone. he refused to do that and was add participant. take a listen for -- adamant. take a listen for yourself. the other candidates who came into it specifically because of 2010, can you go any further other than saying you did nothing wrong? can you tell us when you found out? >> i have said that repeatedly, bruce. people get on a campaign because they want to. people wanted to get on the campaign because they want to be the mayor of the district of columbia the people who like the title. they ought to articulate a vision for the district of columbia. that is what people want to hear. we have a vision. we had a vig. we articulated a vision. we worked at that vision and we will continue to work at that vision. others who would aspire to be in thi

and bruce dern. and music from polica. before the show, i asked guillermo if you won the mega millions jackpot would you quit your job, or stay here and work. you said what? >> guillermo: i would stay here and work. >> jimmy: he said he would stay and work. i don't know if i believe that. i invited polygraph, dennis blackstock to come. dennis, how you doing? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come into our studio to get the truth. i want to make sure everybody understands. a real polygraph test, correct? >> yes. >> jimmy: you do this all the time? how long? >> seven years. >> jimmy: you have a good read on guillermo. >> yes, i do. >> jimmy: we asked guillermo a bunch of questions. at the end of the polygraph, we'll find out if. he was telling the truth. let's begin. >> if you won the mega millions jackpot would you leave jimmy kimmel live? >> guillermo: no. >> do you think jim gee makes you work too hard? do you think jimmy makes you work too hard? >> guillermo: some times. >> do you like your mother-in-law? >> guillermo: n

but the same time, steve, bruce is right. a lot of the insurers if you look at the stocks they are going sky high. why? >> crony capital i. if obamacare is so great, the whole plan is so great why do they have a law to make us do it. why wouldn't we be flocking to it anyway? insurance saw millions of people would be forced to buy the product so they an it pate more profit anticipate more profit. it's crony capitalism. >> i wonder if they have doubts if they should have supported obamacare as they did. >> they will try to get exemptions. union will try to get exemption. everybody has their hand in the pot. >> everybody except the average guy. >> absolutely. we'll supporcongress and subsidize them. but the reason why we need to go to more choice and more free market, if you look at the products like lasik surgery, tooth implant, out of the main stream insurance, the ice plummeted and the quality y improve dramatically. >> that is true. rich, i wonder if the doctors will be ooze of the universe of what is covered. a lot of docto

bruce, i'm sure will back me up on this. tv is act the demographic and, bruce, i think that you have indicated in the past that, you know, "duck dynasty" wants very much to keep the younger demographic or a&e i should say. the younger people. therefore, what they want or what they have to do is kowtow based on money. >> well, of course. a&e is going to look at the bottom line. they're a business. what's important to understand is the consumers, viewers on both sides of the argument are looking for authenticity. who do you drus? who's being authentic to who they are really? >> interesting. >> i think bruce is absolutely right. this is -- i mean, after all, this is a reality show. and these guys are supposed to be real. they live in the bible belt. this is who they are. and a&e is surprised by that? i think in part that's why people are attracted to the show, why it's a top rated reality show. >> you know, one of the thing that is you just said, you know, a&e is surprised by that. i would bet dollars to doughnuts they edited o

bruce leshan, he had some fun today. his idea to make this one memorable. >> those guys had their shirts off, that would have been uncomfortable. it's very cold right now. temperatures will dip below freezing. yellow alert continues tonight for the refreezing. 34 in gaithersburg. 36 in manassas. we'll come back and talk about teens tonight and tracking another possible winter storm over the weekend. at h.h. gregg's countdown to christmas sale you'll save up to 25% on appliances, electronics, furne iturand more. 32-inch led tvs. now $179. 55-inch led tvs. $499. save 1000 dollars on stainless steel samsung french door refrigerators. and android tablets start at just 49 dollars! get the gifts you want... ... from the brands you trust at the h.h. gregg countdown toch ristmas sale >>> all right, they going stir crazy yet? i don't know. bruce leshan is live with ideas on what to do with them. bruce, you look like you were having too much fun. >> that was fun. i mean obviously, one of the best ways to get the kids to burn off e

bruce leshan takes a look at 6:00. there's a lot of testing and faa approval, but estimates the delivery by drone program could be available to customers in four to five years. >> wow. >>> all right, here's your daily checkup on the affordable care act. a dramatic improvement. leaders of the white house technology team say they fixed more than 400 bugs in the system. of course, the question still remains, will that translate into more people signing up? as tara explains, the team admits there are still plenty of challenges ahead. >> the frantic work to fix the government healthcare website is starting to pay off. president obama's technology troubleshooters say healthcare.gov can handle 50,000 users at a time. or up to 800,000 each day. adviser, jeffrey zion said in a conference call, the site now works most of the time for most users. >> we executed hundreds of software fixes and hardware upgrades and the site is now stable and operating at its intended capacity with greatly improved performance. >> the department of

bruce leshan, wusa9. >> check this out. fedex chairman fred smith actually told wired magazine four years ago that he was thinking about a switch from trucks to drones just as soon as he character but he, too was waiting -- could, but he, too was waiting on the faa. >>> any number of us have iphones and ipads, but what about i-posture? that's when your back is hurting you from spending so much time hunched over those fancy electronics. what's really causing that pain in your neck up nex i started part-time, now i'm a manager.n. my employer matches my charitable giving. really. i get bonuses even working part-time. where i work, over 400 people are promoted every day. healthcare starting under $40 a month. i got education benefits. i work at walmart. i'm a pharmacist. sales associate. i manage produce. i work in logistics. there's more to walmart than you think. vo: opportunity. that's the real walmart. >>> if you've been suffering from back or shoulder problems lately, could be your cell phone or tablet's fault. >> you're p

in rockville, bruce leshan, wusa9. >>> d.c. mayor, vincent gray refuses to go into detail about the 2010 campaign debacle he will concentrate on the future. >> this is bruce johnson at 7th and o where the mayor held a press conference, his first since announcing his reelection bid and the mayor did not want to talk about the 2010 campaign. >> can you go any further than you've already gone other than saying you did nothing wrong? can you tell us when you found out? >> people get in a campaign because they want to. people get in the campaign because they want to be the mayor of the district of columbia. they aught to articulate a vision for the district of columbia. >> four people from that campaign have taken felony guilty pleas for corrupt activities. federal prosecutors are not accused gray and the mayor denied any wrong doing, but with no further explanation of how his last campaign went off the tracks. >> i intend to talk about the future of this city. >> the city market development in the shah neighborhoods, all to highlig

all software like indof the day, like bruce said. andy ruben who built android system is controlling robotics of convergence of package. >> convergence is the key word. i love that. >> thank you. melissa: bruce, thanks for hanging in there on the phone. we needed you, we love you. >> thanks so much. melissa: all right. earlier this year a chinese tv report claimed you could buy two houses in detroit for the same price as a pair of leather shoes. now, chinese investors are snapping up depressed properties all over the city. will an infusion of money from china turn the city around? >>> "who made money today." they are the tech talk of the day. probably never heard of them before. keep watching and find out who it is. that was quite a tease. "piles of money" coming right up. it's not the "juggle a bunch of rotating categories" card. 's not the "sign up for rewards each quarter" card. it's the no-games, no-messing-'round, no-earning-limit-having, do-i-look-like-i'm-joking, turbo-boosting, heavyweight-champion- of-the-world cash back car

springsteen. >> bruce didn't like it?is is bruce in 1978 in new jersey and this is an example of finding a location that suits what the artist and what they're writing about. >> you ended up having a relationship with bruce. >> yes. >> it started in the '70s but ended when bruce's shadow grew too big. >> listen. i was with bruce when they spelled his name wrong on the marquee, you know. when in israel they thought he was jewish. but as bruce became more well known, one becomes relegated to the identity of somebody's girlfriend and i wouldn't even have liked somebody's wife. >> reporter: lynn goldsmith wanted to make her own mark and she has. i don't take pictures, she likes to say. i make them. >> i understand the language f certain musicians, and they will use me to put out there what they want other people to see. >> and lynn's life has been almost as fascinating am some of o the musicians she covered. she was a director komanaged grand funk. >> it cease interesting. it's her with her camera. i thought there would be a

coming up, bruce springsteen, the debate. test.>> i will be on the o'reilly factor at 8:00 p.m. on saturday. and sherrod will be with amy carlson. and a new "red eye" will air on saturday 11:00 p.m. eastern and 8:00 p.m. eastern. pacific. here we are. now did someone get ripped off by the boss? yes it is time once again for this. >> "red eye" debates 2013 live from the" red eye" debate center. >> welcome back to the "red eye" debate center. tonight's topic, bruce spring teen's hit "born to run." on thursday a handwritten manuscript sold for almost $200,000 at auction. the pre sale estimate was less than half that which i contend was way too high when you consider lyrics like and i quote, wendy, let me in. i want to be your friend. i want to guard your dreams and visions. wrap your legs around these velvet limbs. it is crap, sherrod. >> show some respect for the boss. it just shows somebody in jersey has way too much money. it did not get past the turnpike. >> why so much for a terrible song? >> i really don't know. i am ambivalent

bruce dern and i owned a barrage together 40 years ago.amily.with his he receives something in the mail that tells him he has won a million dollars. a magazine subscription. it is a scam. he takes his son and he travels back to nebraska to collect his money. i want my piece of it. he really thinks he was done bad. i got a chance to sing, i get a chance for some karaoke. ghetto" and hee feels like he is that boy that was maligned by life. tavis: what do you make of all of the buzz? the awards season is always exciting and it is wonderful to get respect from your peers, that i think it is dangerous when that becomes the measure of success beyond the box office. it is wonderful to be recognized, but he deserves it. bruce has had a wonderful career. this is the pinnacle of his career. this is the best thing he has ever done. itself ise film getting a lot of buzz because of other performances. great.s it has a great look to it. alexander had to fight with the studio to shoot it in black and white. he thought this is a movie that needs to be bla

bruce wore it for one set of films.uce -- >> this is bruce in 1978 in new jersey, and this is an example of finding a location that suit as what the artists and what they're writing about. >> you ended up having a relationship with bruce. >> yes. >> it started in the '70s but ended when bruce's shadow grew to big. >> listen. i was with bruce when they spelled his name wrong on the marquee, when in israel they thought he was jewish. but as bruce became more well known, someone becomes relegated to the identity of somebody's girlfriend and i wouldn't have even liked somebody's wife. >> lynn goldsmith wanted to make her own mark and she has. i don't take pictures she likes to say. i make them. >> i understand the language of certain musicians, and they will use me to put out there what they want other people to see. >> lynn's really had an amazing career. she's also been a television director. she also was co-manager of the grand funk railroad. she's done a lot. she's an amazing woman. >> she seems so perceptiver about the

bruce leshan joins us with the latest from the newsroom, unbelievable. >> a d.c. police spokeswoman insists that internal affairs immediately began investing that tip two years ago that officer barnhill was pimping women out of his apartment, but an internal affairs agent testified in court today that it took 10 months to set up surveillance on his home and at this point investigators failed to find anything. you don't think he's a danger to the community or flight risk? >> no, no. the judge has made his decision, so we'll continue the case. >> reporter: barnhill's lawyer tried unsuccessfully to get him out of jail at a hearing in superior court. the prosecutor pointed out issues with the cop going back years. an anonymous caller over two years ago on may 17th, 2011 said the officer was smoking weed and running prostitutes out of his apartment on stanton road southeast. then on december 18th, 2012, he accidentally shot himself with his service weapon in his own bedroom. finally this month investigators arrested the cop who has now been on the force for nearly a qu

financial analyst, brian sasi and marketing mowing full bruce terkel. me start with you, brian. 40% of the shoppers are ignoring emails and discounts in emails. i just deleted before we came on the air 20 e-mails, coupons from best buy, bed, bath & beyond, pottery barn. don't they get the clue? i'm not coming in. >> consumer are trained to expect more after discount. retailers are bombing your in-box. value the purchase differently. if they're offering you 50% off, what is value in your life, 50% off. you want 57% off discount. melissa: adam: bruce, let me ask you this question because kevin roberts brought up, if you discount products you ruin the brand. are retailers shooting themselves in the foot with all these discounts? >> they sure are, brian said it. once you think a price is only a price until you fet a discount the price doesn't mean anything. there is no price value continuum. i will wait for 30% off. i will wait for 40% off. i will wait for 50% off. products do not have any value. that destroys brand values. adam: what will happen between th

. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: for 35 years, retired air force lieutenant and electrician bruce mertz haseen lighting up concord with his christmas display. the cheerful front yard decor began small. >> i found the sequencer at a junk shop for 2 bucks and broke them up into groups of eight and they chase each other around the house. >> reporter: and grew into this twinkling twirling christmas display. >> i'm bruce. the people around here call me mr. christmas. >> reporter: now this documentary mr. christmas that's garnering acclaim at film festivities in palm springs and aspen thanks to concord kid turned filmmaker nick palmer. >> santa claus and reindeer my favorite. spent eight months building that. >> reporter: the release cost around $200 a year -- the lights cost about $200 a year to run and three months to go up but for you christmas procrastinatessers remember this. >> i have to take it down every year. >> reporter: even with an award winning documentary about it bruce doesn't think he is a star and says he goes through all this work for two reasons. a -- >> i don't know where to g

. >> bruce i want to get your response and your - you write something about cars and driver's license and i want to get to that. >> but i want to build on what the mayor said. climate is important it's also an economic comparatively active. we've mapped the jobs it's 2.7 million jobs it's varied >> today or the future. >> yes. today. thank you more innovation fuel and export during which than the economy as a whole. this is the van ignore of the industrial reluctance we want to be at the head of it. we talk about portland. portland actually doubled exports in - >> in san francisco we don't think of that (laughter). >> i'm sure how san francisco would respond to that we're weirder but portland is betting on a because they were so smart at the metropolitan scale a tear down the freeway in the 70s they've attracted a lot of firms t 3 sell services. their brand is we build green cities. they're saying to the latin medical examiner cities you can break out and we can help you plan and supply those products. we innovative in the economy while export those services and products good jobs and

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i'm bruce leshan. city council wants to know how a manager and a life guard could get away with it. >> three women, two of them teens, now allege they were sexually assaulted at late night parties at the pool. >> have there been any arrests in this case? >> we're still actively investigating the case. >> what have you done about this incident about who may be involved? who knew or should have known what was going on at the pool. >> council committee chair, mary, is far from satisfied with the answer she is getting from park and rec's acting director. there is no sign of a wave of similar problems at other parks and pools. >> so, what we need is, we need circumstances -- no, this is really troubling to me. >> our performance management is doing what it is intended to do. >> but obviously not. obviously not. >> in d.c., bruce leshan, wusa9. >> elsewhere, police say they are looking at a stolen car ring in the deadly carjacking at an upscale new jersey mall. 30-year-old offered no resistance before he was

. >> reporter: i'm bruce leshan in georgetown. these air jordan 11 gamma blues do not go on sale until tomorrow. i got my hands on them right now. all right. >> these are the gamma blue 11's. >> reporter: in a world where collectors will pay thousands of dollars for a pair of sneakers, the release of a new version of air jordan 11's always brings a rush of excitement. >> i'm going to line up right here. >> reporter: of year at this time nike puts -- every year at this time nike puts out a new addition of the shoes. most years there is trouble somewhere. people shot, stabbed, robbed for shoes that sell for about $185 in retail and far more at consignment shops and ebay. >> i'm going to be here with my people. i fool safe. i'm not scared -- i feel safe. i'm not scared or nothing. >> reporter: d.c. artist sidney thomas is so disgusted by the violence he has created a series of photos showing him destroying a collectible pair of air jordan breads. >> he cut this in half. he's going for that whole kill the violence thing. this is great

bruce cats let begin with you. we'll get down to some specification. you write that the great recession was a rude way. call thrills about that. first of all, that you for letting me be here. i think what led to the great recession was a miss guided growth model which basically said we can grow an economy consumed by department and focus on the meveng around homebuilding but the funds would tells us we need to grow an economy and debris i quite frankly as president in the region it's fueled by ideas and manufacturing because those are linoleum are linked powered by carbon and driven by exports and dmroenl engagement but we build a economy like that we can begin to grow better jobs but the last exactly we went from 80 million to 1 hundred and 70 million people. in theory we want people to restructure the economy from one growth populated to another. well, the federal government has left the building and they don't seem to be coming back soon laughter purify or so we have the good news that the mayor's and businesses and civic leaders it could produce th

. >> hi, bruce.the ceo of popular yoga clothing line, lumulemon is stepping down after making comments that rubbed women the wrong way. plus, a six-year-old is suspended from class and accused of sexual harassment. more on what that first grader did that landed him in hot water. and we want to thank everyone who took part in our virtual joy drive. it's not too late for you to bring joy this holiday season. just a click of a button, you can give a gift, send a holiday message. log on to wusa9.com/givejoy to learn exactly how you can give joy this holiday season. we'll be right back. >>> could this be the best sledding hill in the whole region? the people are stuck in very old habits of using toothpaste to clean a denture. but dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can grow and multiply. polident is specifically designed to clean dentures daily. its unique micro-clean formula kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and helps diss

. >> bruce bastian was an army medic in iraq. young man dedicated to saving lives in combat, but when we met him at the limon correctional facility in colorado, he was serving time for the mayhem he and a friend caused on the streets of colorado springs. >> when i approached bruce, he was outside of his cell, and i said, bruce, you know, i'm with the camera crew, what do you want? i know why you're here, and we'd love to get your story. he said, well, why wouldn't you want my story, look at me. i'm like a movie actor. >> bastian accepted a plea bargain on two murder charges that resulted in a 60-year sentence for accessory and conspiracy to commit murder and aggravated robbery. the crimes occurred over a four-month period and were committed by bastion, who was home on leave, and a discharged army buddy. their two murder victims were fellow soldiers, one of whom served in their unit. >> it just kind of came out of nowhere one night really. i mean, we were sitting there, we were drinking at my house. so we decided to go out and lea

for 35 years, retired air force lieutenant and electrician, bruce, has been lighting up concord with his christmas display. >> it's so beautiful. >> the tearful front yard decor began small. >> i found the sequencer at a junk shop and cost me $2. and broke up all the lights that go up the house. i broke them up into groups of eight and they chased each other. >> and grew into this twirling christmas display. >> my name is bruce and the people around here call me mr. christmas. >> and now this documentary, mr. christmas, that is garnering a claim at film festivals. thanks to concord kid turned film maker, nick palmer. >> santa claus and reign deer. i spent six months building that. >> the lights cost about $200 a year to run and three months to go up, but you post christmas procrastinators, remember this. >> i have to take it down every year. >> even with a reward entry, he doesn't think he is a star. he goes through all this work for two reasons. >> a, i don't know where to hide if i don't do it. you know what i mean? they will be knocking on my door. >> and b. >> mostly it is seeing

bruce dunkins, that's what you did. bruce almighty, merry christmas.l. >> merry christmas. >> you're so humble about it so it makes it all the more powerful. thank you. >> thank you, deb. >>> a british code breaker credited with personally changing the course of world war are ii, he's just now receiving a posthumous royal pardon. alan turing was chemly castrated after being convicted of homosexual activity which was illegal at the time. for more than half a century, his supporters have fought for more acknowledgement of his role in the war. turing was considered a mathematical genius and british prime minister david cameron said his work saved countless lives. recognition there. greenpeace says russia has dropped the case against an activist detained in the arctic while protesting at an oil rig in september. he was on the greece peaceship arctic sunrise. most were released from jail last month but weren't allowed to leave the country because of these pending charges of holliganism. >>> and a former executive at tiffany's has been sentenced to a year in

jan. >> all right, bruce. unbelievable. just one day after the apparent suicide, some new questions are emerging about the electronic monitoring system that was supposed to ensure he never left his home. a body of 32-year-old mark washington was pulled from the water in southwest last night. andrea mccarren is in the satellite center and andrea, now the big question now, if the officerrer had an electronic monitoring device, how come no one even realized he left his house? >> well, jan, you may be surprised to learn that it's very rare for a defendant to be monitored around the clock. in fact, on any given day in d.c., there are 375 defendants who are awaiting trial that have been equipped with those gps monitoring devices. but most are only closely tracked during business hours. mpd officer, mark washington, was equipped with a gps monitoring device and under home confinement as of yesterday morning. but less than 12 hours later, his lifeless body was plucked from the frigid waters of the potomac river. >> it was an unatte

you were here the whole time, weren't you, bruce?you would do something like that. and then i remembered that this place is rent-controlled, so if i violate my lease, you can evict me, and then you can charge market value for this place. i'm hardly the only guy with electrical tape. no, but, you know, the actors in that movie-- they work a lot, and they're not hard to track down. they all confirmed that you were here the whole time. you participated in the filming of an unlicensed production. that is against the law. what do you want? i want you and cooper to pay for all of my stuff to be put in storage until i find a new place. i also want $1,200 for that couch, because after everything it's been through in that movie, it needs to be taken out back and shot. how's kathryn? unconscious... and yet still somehow annoying to me. (sniffles) the doctor says she should be out and about and practicing her pseudoscience in no time. oh, i bought you something. to replace the one desecrated via sex act. thanks. it gets better. i don't understa

i'm bruce leshan. >> i'm kristen berset. bruce johnson is off tonight.ederal investigators is whether it was excessive speed, mechanical problems, or human error that played a role in the derailment of a commuter train in the bronx. the train came off the track as it was rounding a curve. four people died. more than 60 were injured. the data recorders have been recovered. >> reporter: a seven-car metro north train jumped the tracks sunday morning with the first car coming to a stop at the water's edge. the derailment happened on a curve section of track in the bronx where the harlem and hudson rivers meet. >> we started to make a loud shifting noise, like with the tracks, and the next thing i know, two people from across the train come flying at me and fell on top of me. >> reporter: about 100 passengers were on the train traveling from poughkeepsie, new york, to grand central terminal. police divers searched the water to make sure no one was thrown in from the force of the crash. >> on a workday, fully occupied, it would have been a tremendous disaster.

. >>> bruce springsteen, obviously, is the boss.e is the new jersey icon to end all new jersey icons. rutgers university in new jersey offers a freshman seminar on the biblical foundations of bruce springsteen lyrics, i kid you not. but if you want more information about bruce springsteen, you go to the obvious place for that information, brucespringsteen.com. you will not find it there, because there is nothing at brucespringsteen.com, because mr. springsteen does not own that web address. he tried very hard to own it. when he found somebody else had registered his name as a website, he fought the case up to the world intellectual property organization, arbitration and mediation center, but had a lost. and now the official bruce springsteen website is dot-net, not brucespringsteen.com, but rather, dot-net, which makes you feel like you're talking on a flip phone in the 1990s when you type it in. when you don't ask and register somebody else's domain name for their website, that's called cyber squatting. theoretically, you can cyber

jan. >> all right, bruce leshan live for us. thank you. >>> first, it was montgomery and prince georges counties and hours ago, the d.c. council voted to raise the minimum rage to $11.50 an hour. it was a unanimous vote. now the vote was just preliminary. final approval is expected next month. mayor vincent gray says he would have preferred a $10 an hour minimum wage, but the council should have enough votes to override any veto. >> checking up on the affordable care act, the white house is going on a three week offensive to push the government's new healthcare program. battered by two months of bad publicity, the administration says the affordable care website is operating much more smoothly now. president obama kicked off the public relations campaign today. >> this law is working and will work into the future. people want a financial stability of health insurance and we're going to keep on working to fix whatever problems come up. >> healthcare.gov says more than a million people visited the website monday with no major probl

this is bruce johnson reporting from southeast washington, for wusa9. >> thanks bruce. >>> one of the crews also visited the wal-mart that opened on h. street today. and he found that lots of cars were being ticketed because parking is limited in that area. so if you head down there, be sure to read the signs before you park. >>> and d.c. council member david catania may join the crowded race for major of d.c.. today he filed the paperwork he needs to file an exploratory committee. he is formerly a republican. in the november general election he's running against whoever wins the democratic and the republican primary. >>> part of the minimum wage hike passed by the d.c. council yesterday would expand the number of people getting sick leave in the city. it expands the 2008 bill to include people who work for tips. the council is set for a vinyl vote on -- final vote on the measure in the next few weeks. >>> a checkup now on the affordable care act. the white house says nearly 30,000 people signed up for health insurance coverage on healthcare.gov over just the first two days of decembe

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. >> i'm bruce leshan. $636 million, that could be yours if you bought a megamillions lottery ticket in the last four days. >> after taxes, it would come out to be 341 million, still life-changing, dollars. some hopeful winners already knew how their life would change with those numbers. >> the odds of winning are absurd. the funny thing is people know that but it doesn't prevent them from buying a ticket. they're just hoping tonight is their lucky night. . >> i bought about $50 worth of tickets. >> how many tickets did you buy? >> just one. . >> however you do it, you've got to be feeling lucky, or not. >> i've had an unlucky day so i figured i'd buy a lottery ticket. >> either way, your chances are the same. >> one out of a trillion or something. >> it's a lot of money. >> who could spend $5#67 million. you would have to give some of it to charity. >> you'd like to try, wouldn't you? >> it's so much money that to some, it seems silly to even think about. >> what would you do with all of that money? [laughing]. >> to others, it's a bit more serious. >> once i have the money, i could

. >> my name is bruce. the people around here call me mr.tmas. >> and now this documentary, mr. christmas garnering a claim at film festivals in palm springs and aspen thanks to concord kid turned film maker. the lights cost around 200 bucks a year to run and three months to go up, but you post-christmas procrastinators, remember this. >> i have to take it down every year. >> even with an award-winning documentary about him, bruce doesn't think he's the star and says he goes through all this work for two reasons. a. >> i don't know where to go hide if i don't do it. you know what i mean? they're going to be knocking on my door. >> and b. >> mostly it's seeing people with smiles on their faces. >> now, in case you were wondering, this will be bruce's 84th christmas. his birthday is, in fact, this month. if you would like to see the mr. christmas documentary go to mrchristmasmovie.com or the facebook page. >> andrea tell us the neighbors love it. nobody ever complains. lights go out at 10:00 so everybody can get some sleep. one suggestion, mr.

i also want to thank bruce for his leadership.he worked diligently to install trust and create an environment conducive to collaboration and dialogue. enqueue. >> thank you. i will begin again. mr. chairman and ranking member collins and members of the committee for the opportunity to testify before you today on the path forward for long-term services and support grade i appreciated at the outset your mentioning my ofvices and staff director the pepper commission which began about 25 years ago. as you can see, i've been at this a long time and i hope i make some progress before i need long-term care. we definitely need to get on with it. the experience and most recently as a member of the congressional commission on long-term care is why i am testifying for you today as well as my experience. i can tell you there is a lot of work to be done. although policymakers are grappling with the challenges of assuring americans affordable access to quality health care, we have yet to seriously tackle the equally important issue of long-term

oh my goodness, we would lose our minds. >> and bruce made a good point. very close to his mouth. they must be -- they weren't worried. >> that's why they do the baby pandas. >>> tonight, we have some baby pictures of the newest edition. scout, the two toed sloth, say that fast, was born november 17. the baby will end up as part of the aquarium's tropical rain forest habitat. >> hello, everyone, kristen berset here to reveal this week's high school game of the week poll. we have four great basketball games for you to choose from. two on the boys side and two girls. text the code to the game you want to see to 25543. remember, you can also vote online at u.s.a.todayhss.com/d. c. as always, we will highlight the winner friday night. >> tonight, we start with breaking news out of northwest d.c. fire crews are working to put out a fire on the fifth floor of a nine story apartment building. it's along the 2500 block of calvert street. crews have been evacuating that building and at this point, there are no

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tough news for the 49ers losing bruce miller. >> very exciting game on monday. >> see you at 11:00. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, marge: ooh, careful, homer. homer: there's no time to be careful. we're late. ( singing "oh, little town of bethlehem") excuse me. pardon me. hey, norman, how's it going?

now, he is just like bruce wayne. he is a wealthy bachelor who lives alone in a giant mansion, and bruce wayne has the batmobile, while francis has the popemobile. not only that, batman talks to morgan freeman, and the pope talks to god, who is also morgan freeman. >> and -- and -- [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: just like the bat suit, the pope suit has nipples. >> folks, i enjoy food. this is thought for food. >> we live where big government food police, they spend all of their time counting the rat turds in my tortilla while the rabbit is still out on the street turning trix for kids! >> it is disgusting. >> well now the nance any state buzz killers of the fda wants to take away another foodstuff because it contains neither food or stuff. >> you go to restaurants the fda plans to ban trans fat from the food i have. >> it is a ingredient in a lot of our favorite foods. >> microwave popcorn, cookies, cakes, frozen pizza, and much more. >> the only person who stands up for trance fats, if it is so bad for you, why