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. >>> these favorites, kids trying to make a summer buck with the lemonade stand. >> who doesn't love that? apparently in maryland, it's a big no, no unless you have a permit. these kids got shut down, believe it or not, and slapped with a $500 fine. here's the skinny. their stand is just a half mile from the congressional country club where the u.s. open is being held this weekend. no permit, no lemonade. sorry, kids. >> i don't agree. i think the county is wrong. >> we are sending the money to charity. >> all the proceeds were going to charity. pretty sad when you consider a number of neighbors are making big bucks allowing golf fans to park on their lawns. they don't need a permit for that but you need permits for lemonade. >> they are getting a buck a

pearl buck published "the big wave" at the height of her popularity in the united states. the novelist was raised in china in the 1890s, and lived there for 40 years. her stories were rooted in asia, with japan sometimes featured as a setting. the story is set in a coastal village in japan.is a boy who l sea, and his friend, kino, lives on a hill. one day a tsunami sweeps away jia's family right in front of his eyes. a small publisher in tokyo released the japanese edition of the book six years ago. it didn't sell at all. but after the march 11th disaster, the publisher started receiving daily calls from people who wanted to buy a copy. >> translator: they asked why it's not available and said we should reprint it. i thought the book is worth selling again. >> reporter: the publisher sold the entire first edition and then printed two more editions. in all, 2,500 copies sold in two months. editor jun harada says she's never had sales like that in her career. she read "the big wave" after the tsunami and says she was astonished by the way buck described the destruction. it m

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not all of them are bang for the buck submissions. more things that duplicate stuff already being done and other things are advocacy but they don't have plans that exist. another set of categories need to be vetted against things like the neighborhood plans that this board already blessed and that was developed over time because we need to maintain consistens and he keep faith with the neighbors that have participated in those planning processes and come up with their own priorities to make sure that those are at least reflected in our own list and then reconcile priorities from one plan to another. not everything will make the list. it is a fairly complicated process. the best we can hope for is consistency among the city agencies that are providing comment on this on the criteria. also transparency. when we see how far you can go down the list people will realize everybody is being treated fairly. >> i appreciate the comments and we look ford continue working with you to understand the priorities and evaluate them. it is something w

called berm bucks.repaid debit card that customers can use at neighborhood stores taking part in the program. shoppers get 5% back on every purchase. the money they build up can then be used to buy things at any of the shops and restaurants in the bernal bucks program. >> we like our neighborhood and we're the kind of people who do a lot of shopping in the neighborhood. it seems like a good idea. >> the bernal business alliance which came up with the idea wants to lure shoppers away from the big chain stores. >> it reflects our neighborhood's muscle we have, economic muscle and tries to create incentive to keep the money in our neighborhood. >> the debit card is issued by the mission s.f. credit union. customers can sign up and put money in their account online. organizers say shoppers and store pay no fee. there are 400 businesses in bernal heights. so far, 400 businesses signed up. >> we all think and assume and hope that we are mostly supported by our neighbors and people, residents of bernal. with a

hey, buck, say hi to buck. to meet my horses. used to ride like a dream, but now she needs the buck touch. >> she just thinks this is going to be trouble, that someone is going to hurt her with this. >> she's running away from it. >> yeah. move over. now the front. that was good. >> yeah. >> reporter: in a matter of minutes, i noticed a change in her movement and attitude. oh, my gosh, she looks so much happier. you're a horse magnet. there's chick magnets. you're a horse magnet, right? i have a new tistiting for you. >> as big murray said, so i've got that going for me. >> now, buck, the horse magnet, opens in select cities on friday. you do not have to be a horse lover to love this film. >> i think he's a chick magnet, too. >> chick, horse, everything. >> we're back after the local news. >>> good morning to you. 8:56 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. muni workers are working under a contract that they rejected. they say the term of the contract are the best way to go until a new contract is agreed upon. they don't plan to pro

keep factory wages down in haiti so that companies like levi's and haynes can keep making the big bucks but first let's see what the mainstream media decided to spend all of their time on while missing the bigger stories. the prize the third prize it's still a winner gate i'm not kidding these people will just not let this story go well join me all right it wouldn't be a day on cable t.v. if we do a tiny bit of anthony weiner and then here comes the drip i'm talking about today a vegas blackjack dealer named lisa weiss well she came forward and admitted having a nine month sexting relationship with a congressman another woman in the wiener scandal is a porn star ginger lee today t.m.c. reported wiener gave the porn star get this detailed instructions on how to lie about the relationship calls for a winner's resignation are growing louder as we learn some steamy new details of his online escapades along with evidence that he may have tried to orchestrate a cover up and this story undoubtedly is lowering the bar and that's unfortunate that your cell phones i don't want to know what you th

the city two hundred thirty tickets at two hundred seventy bucks each have reportedly been issued to cyclists in central park this year compare that with just eleven tickets issued in all of twenty time we just had just got on the sidewalk and so i'm going to start yelling at. you know it's legal you can get arrested and we weren't even cycling we were just standing over our meanwhile our jury silk may eventually be the last smoker left standing these are the remnants of last year's crop here in a liberal city filled with debt and a rising tide finds. the cities and states across the u.s. may face as much as two trillion dollars in debt this year and as cities struggle to pay their bills and their creditors residents in many cases are paying the price cities and states have increased bines and these to raise revenue in new york for example police are accused of going on a bicycle ticketing blitz to meet quotas this guy with one victim he got a ticket for not writing in a bike lane he put it online here's some of his video. to secure for human rights not the blakeway. of the world of.

there's a big battle for your bucks. groupon, living social, which one is best for you? >>> welcome back. i'm brooke baldwin. former senator and former presidential candidate, john edwards, spoke a short time ago. it was short and sweet after being indicted by a grand jury this morning. look. >> there's no question that i've done wrong and i take full responsibility for having done wrong. and i will regret for the rest of my life the pain and the harm that i've caused but i did not break the law and i never, ever thought i was breaking the law. >> and edwards is facing six separate counts here. he's accused of conspiracy, making false statements, and violating finance campaign laws. all of this stems from his

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regular users pay 10 bucks to give them unlimited trips between harford and cecil counties. the maryland transportation authority proposed plan would eliminate the decal system and force drivers to use the ez pass. unlimited transportation across the hatem bridge would cost -- trips across the hatem bridge would cost 36 bucks and the transponder fee and $25 deposit into the ez pass account. . >>> the mbta is holding 9 public hearings behalf vote is taken between the meetings. so if you want to focus on the hatem bridge those meeting are june 16 at perryville high school and june 27th at havre de grace activity center but there are nine meetings. so if you want the others dates, times and location head to abc2news.com. >>> politician want to clean up the streets of baltimore and lower taxes. state senator katherine pew announced her intent to run for the baltimore city office. now in front of a cheering crowned, she addressed supporters in west baltimore district and says if elected she will tackle the high property tax rate and bottle tax and wants to help young people steer

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enough real food to feed a family of four or more, just 20 bucks.s so good. . >>> all right. good evening, everybody. with the nba lock out set for thursday the warriors want to get their good will in prior. today clay thompson from washington state was introduced. also the other two draft picks said hello. thomson was the center piece. pac 10 player of the year and his father won two championships for the lakers in the late '80s. >> reporter: what did you learn from dad? >> he taught me how to work. be a professional. i learned a lot being around the game my whole life and being around him. >> what did mom say about her son becoming a warrior? >> she was very excited. i am an hour away so she can come up when she feels like it. i probably got all my quickness from her. >> we were walking him out and i said what is your schedule, work out the next few days because come thursday we probably won't be allowed inside the gym. when the owners will lock out the players. frank mccourt is filing for bankruptcy. he believes it could extend his ownership beyo

them 30 bucks? i don't understand that. seems to contradict what he said in your letter, what you testified here in the senate contradicts exactly what you wrote in "the new york times." let me say what you wrote. he wrote it is my understanding that if this charge was indeed a sales-tax california law allows merchants to pass the sales tax on to consumers only -- okay. what i am saying is that you are contradicting yourself. you are saying that this is a sales-tax. they have the right to do this, but you are saying that they would have paid the $30 back? why? >> well, can i answer, senator? >> yeah. >> i apologize for using the example as a way the arbitration system works. it. >> you said that they would get their 30 bucks back. >> yes and the reason for that is at&t settles most claims that are brought in the arbitration. most complaints that consumers bring at&t tries to work out a settlement because its goal is to have happy customers. >> i am sorry but i have to go vote. i apologize. >> i have

guys that republicans call the job creators in america the guys who'd rather stash thirty million bucks in a swiss bank account untouched collecting interest rather than spend a dime employing one of the twenty five million unemployed people in the united states right now this is more nothing more than stealing these c.e.o.'s are not job creators they're stealing from the people who are the actual job creators people like you and me who buy stuff when the middle class in america has money they buy stuff and the more stuff they buy than the more stuff needs to be made and the more stuff that needs to be made then the more workers need to be hired that's how an economy works but giving a guy who's already worth one hundred million bucks another hundred million dollars is going to create one damn job it wants to mutilate the economy at all. we need to start calling out the republican party for what they are the wholly owned party of the rich c.e.o.'s and not the party of the other ninety nine percent of harry truman knew this more than sixty years ago. might say a word or two now. but i th

million americans languish in poverty rare ronnie of occidental petroleum made seventy six million bucks last year or that well more than forty million americans you need food stamps just to eat lawrence ellison of oracle made seventy million dollars last year but we're going to allow you to know that for every fifteen million dollars a c.e.o. gets is paid for with a thousand dollar pay cut to fifteen thousand workers or that for every thirty million dollars dollar check cut to a c.e.o. they could have instead hired six hundred new workers at fifty thousand dollars a year and these are the guys that republicans called the job creators in america the guys who'd rather stash thirty million bucks in a swiss bank account will sit untouched collecting interest rather than spend a dime employing one of the twenty five million unemployed people in the united states right now this is more nothing more than stealing these c.e.o.'s are not job creators they're stealing from the people who are the actual job creators people like you and me who buy stuff when the middle class in america has money th

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the owner arranged for the firing squad because he said he was fed up paying big bucks to get the car repaired. he donated it to the >>> live, this is kron 4 news at 11:00. with a developing story. >> our developing news tonight is a large earthquake that struck alaska. a tsunami warning for the coast of alaska was just canceled. the 7.2 earthquake was centered in the patching ocean near the aleutian islands. you can see the seismograph was triggered. people throughout alaska felt the shaking. initial tsunami warning has been canceled. the earthquake was 40 miles deep. no reports of injuries or damage. >>> $9.6 billion in the red. lawmakers now working for free and california 8 days away from the deadline where a budget must be in place. lawmakers submitted a proposal to governor jerry brown but he vetoed the package. and as of july 1 the deadline gets closer and tensions are mounting. this was the scene tonight in sacramento. a news conference in front of the governor's office, saying it's his fault. and that did not sit well with the governor. as kron 4's terisa estacio reports, he

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it like to get in fights on stage and want to think it's because rob has got four hundred million bucks in his own back pocket he's the most well funded of all the other candidates he's almost certainly going to be the party's nominee unless he really screws a badly and so he's ready for it i wasn't i mean let me just push back on that i don't think is going to the nominee i think the nominee was not on that stage last night i think are people going to jump in and they have a good answer better as christie just could offer his former employer with three hundred million bucks or stressed chris christie or paul ryan wrote courageous great candidate paul ryan the fields are already different. than john francis jumped in today already announced that he would jump in today rick perry just on national t.v. if you will be different but i think what let me ask about points i mean what's your criticism you're the point he was just too nice and i thought i just saw him doing what what i saw john edwards doing and i remember at the time thinking to myself john edwards this guy's not running for pr

it's expected to fetch as much as $400,000 bucks. bill, i spent my entire teen years trying to find a red leather jacket in every thrift store. all i needed was 400,000 bucks. who knew? >> i think the glove went for more than that. what do you think is more valuable? >> the jacket. come on. >>> this comes to us from knsd san diego where one graduation ceremony will lead to several deja vu moments. valhalla high's graduation will be very different from past ceremonies. this year, the school is graduating nine sets of twins, three sets of identical and six sets of fraternal twins will pick up diplomas adding to the what are the odds feat for twins. one set of twins finished second in the class with the exact same gpa. get out your calculator, everyone. >>> i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everyone. we will turn it he bent over the next 24 hours -- will turn up the heat. 59 at frederick. a m

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enough real food to feed a family of 4 or more for just 20 bucks. today is a kfc day. today tastes so good. >> it is 4:54. a live picture of san jose off to the left and we have crews on the way, a fraternity house fire, a kappa sigma house at san jose state. flames through the roof. there are no injuries, the latest we're hearing is all of the members are out of the house, it's a three-alarm fire. we have a helicopter and news crew on the way. the minute we get something, we'll make sure to tell you about it. let's check in with mike. >> the most important news sounds like all of the guys got out. that might affect the east of campus. right here, the carquinez bridge from the north bay, come down closer to the water if you are north of here. fairfield, 103 today, so watch for that number. i have much lower numbers but very good coming down to the east shore freeway, 18 minutes off of the carquinez bridge. you are about the speed limit coming down the east shore freeway. we have taillights past the coliseum. moving to sunol, those taillights moving south. we see that f

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caused gas prices to rise over four bucks a gallon. and that really puts a crimp on economic growth. it curtails consumer spending and certainly has an impact on the economy and we've seen that in some of the data. >> tom: let's talk about some of your new picks because the first two are in technology, presumably sheltered by the high energy prices. apple, the share price has been chopping around in the mid 300 dollar range. what do you think the catalyst is to push apple up to the next level? >> well, i'm not sure what the short-term catalyst is. but we look at the long-term prospects for this company. and we see a lot of growth ahead of them. again, it's uncertainty as to what the stock will do in the next three to six weeks but i can feel very, very comfortable on the growth trajectory of this company in the next three to five years. they have less than 2% share of the global cell phone market and that's growing rapidly. their new i pad which was launched 14 months ago is now a $20 billion business for them, in 1 year's time. that's