charges are for? >> no. sometimes there are strange de scripters to them. >> sur charges or taxes or the city, something like that. >> sometimes it will say texting charges. have you ever received one of those? >> yes. >> what do you do? >> let it go. >> often they are not from the phone companies, but the third parties paid to do the billing. on phone bills those types of questionable charges are called cramming because they are crammed on the bills. on the credit card they are called gray charges because they fall in a morally gray area. >> it is not fraud, but it is not right. >> they started bill guard, a free app that keeps track of your bills looking for these types of charges. a common mystery charge is applied when you sign up for something without knowing it. >> phantom charges is when you sign up for one thing and they tag on something else. you didn't notice that because it was in the fine print where you signed up. >> another way these charges end up on your bill is through a process calle

charges are for?no. sometimes there are strange de scripters to them. >> sur charges or taxes or the city, something like that. >> sometimes it will say texting charges. have you ever received one of those? >> yes. >> what do you do? >> let it go. >> often they are not from the phone companies, but the third parties paid to do the billing. on phone bills those types of questionable charges are called cramming because they are crammed on the bills. on the credit card they are called gray charges because they fall in a morally gray area. >> it is not fraud, but it is not right. >> they started bill guard, a free app that keeps track of your bills looking for these types of charges. a common mystery charge is applied when y sign up for something without knowing it. >> phantom charges is when you sign up for one thing and they tag on something else. you didn't notice that because it was in the fine print where you signed up. >> another way these charges end up on your bill is through a process called free

that sort of thing and that is how we arrived. >> that they would charge for or not charge for? >> yeah. that they would charge for. >> yeah. >> and so, i don't know how that works does it have to go to the health department? >> even if it is prepackaged. >> because, actually, and i just want some clarification on it. can we grant a permit if they do not serve food or beverage or food and beverage? >> yes. >> we can. >> if they are charging, if they are charging admission, for entertainment, then yes. >> okay. >> thank you. >> could i just... i think that this is a compliance issue, and just to get them into the permit. because they have been running programming. what is out of compliance that they were charging? >> i think that proerj *f originally what happened was that we had an inspector who stopped by and thought that they may have been out of compliance. we had a discussion, and at first we thought that maybe you don't need a permit and then, the more that mr. ward thought about it and he thought, you know i do want to take advantage of this opportunity, again, limited liv

charges are for? >> no. sometimes there are strange de scripters to them. >> sur charges or taxes or the city, something like that. >> sometimes it will say texting charges. have you ever received one of those? >> ye >> yes. >> what do you do? >> let it go. >> often they are not from the phone companies, but the third parties paid to do the billing. on phone bills those types of questionable charges are called cramming because they are crammed on the bills. on the credit card they are called gray charges because they fall in a morally gray area. >> it is not fraud, but it is not right. >> they started bill guard, a free app that keeps track of your bills looking for these types of charges. a common mystery charge is applied when you sign up for something without knowing it. >> phantom charges is when you sign up for one thing and they tag on something else. you didn't notice that because it was in the fine print where you signed up. >> another way these charges end up on your bill is through a process

so alpha rays are charged one way and beta rays are charged the opposite, opposite charged rays. so these rays will comprise of particles with electric charges. to make a long story short, the alpha particle turned out to be-- the alpha radiation turned about-- out to be the nucleus, the nuclei of helium atoms. and it turns out that the beta particles were electrons. these plain, old electrons, like-- that would flows on an electrical circuit. and it turns out that the gamma-- alpha, beta, gamma-- is just your e and m radiation. it doesn't have any charge just like light ray doesn't have any charge. it's just pure energy, pure energy of electromagnetic fields, okay? and your beta particle is just electrons. and your alpha, helium nuclei. now those helium nuclei-- an alpha particle and a beta particle brought to rest will make up what's called a helium atom because this is the nucleus, this is the orbiting electron. and so the next time you see a kid walking by with a balloon filled with helium, tell the kid's mother, "hey, kid, you know what's in that balloon?" and just tell the

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charges should be.en of course does it stand the test of a trial. but when you have something like a superintendent being indicted on tampering charges what does that say to you about the ex-he extent to which presumably and possibly the people in authority went to cover this up. >> all four of these people -- this news is just coming in. in the steubenville rape case where the photograph went viral of the two football playersing an unconscious girl and now the i.t. director charged and also a principal, a strength conditioning and wrestling coach, a volunteer coach for the football team and the school's superintendent all now charged in this case. stay tuned. we don't know if there's going to be further developments in this. thank you for your insight. >>> we are also watching that big story, this is thanksgiving week. and i know your mind is what you're going to do on thursday and maybe traveling or having someone travel to you. but there's bad weather hitting the midsection of the nation. and actuall

i you in charge?: i think a good wife will somehow figure out a way to have a husband think he is in charge when she is really in charge which is why youave the difference in that. i don't know how they'd do it but the white and kids are typically in charge but you could switch to a little bit and say who makes the financial decisions and to make the spending decisions. when it comes to spendingoney my wife is in charge. melissa: she does the purchases and you are planning for the future? is that what you are saying? charles: i feel like i am planning for the future. i feel like i am planning for the future but she -- she has a direct relationship with ups and fedex. everytime i come home i trip over a box. occasionally -- melissa: i hear the credit card going right now. >> it looks a little bit like ups delivery. charles: what percentage is your husband's? >> i acquire every one. if it wasn't for me everyone in my house would be walking around naked. i am of the one constantly, who has a swimsuit for

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you know why he's charged with what he's charged? >> why?e was a student and he was a teacher. they changed state law. wasn't no 12-year-old. wasn't nothing used. was it against the law? yeah, sure, it was. i'm not condoning what he did. this was a 16-year-old and a 24-year-old teacher. >> i didn't know that. i didn't know none of that. >> so, he got beat up for what? jailhouse lure rumor that just spiraled. those are the facts of the case. >> man. >> this is what i've been trying to get you to do. be your own man. keep your head down, take care of your case. don't get caught up in none of this drama trauma crap going on in these pods. because it will lead you astray. >> yeah. it's crazy. >> yeah. that's an understatement. >> mr. colette, it's all [ bleep ] up. big time. >> yeah. >> did that guy turn out all right? >> he's back out of the hospital. i don't know where it's going to go. >> they file charges on me? >> don't know. the investigators are talking to him. thought i'd bring you up to speed on it. >> thank you, mr. collette. >> all ri

he, too, pled not guilty to all charges.ive years older than adriana, he admits he has not been a positive influence on her. >> because of me and because of my lifestyle and because of the things, a lot of her negative things are because of me. she very much does follow me. at the same time, she likes to be the quarterback when i'm the quarterback and she likes to be the wide receiver when i'm the wide receiver and it just doesn't work. >>> coming up -- >> i allowed my mom to raise my son almost just for the fact alone that i don't want to ruin their lives, i don't want to make their lives miserable by being a bad mom. >> adriana lopez thinks about the children she's left behind. and -- >> how many times have you tried to kill yourself? >> a few. a few. >> joseph giroux asks for help. ♪ >>> the detention officers who work in the booking department at the tulsa county jail are always ready for the unexpected. >> it's one of those things, you never know what a police officer's going to bring in here. it's something you've just

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there's also a weapons possession charge, that's the third charge on the table. so he's facing three criminal charges. >> what's the likely defense? >> well, he could claim it was an accident that he fired and that was the original suggestion here when initially the police were alerted that he fired accidentally. or he could claim that he was justified, that he was defending his castle as we've always said in the law of self defense, that a plan can defend his home. those are the two likely with defenses, those could be used together or he could use them separately we will see. >> there was the allegation that he told police it was an accident. if that is the case what does he argue? >> he can say i didn't intend to shoot, it was the middle of the night. i was roused from my bed, i could barely see, the autopsy already indicates there was from some distance. the facts are still coming out, we have to be careful, this is early. the 12 gauge shotgun went off accidentally. so if the facts can bear that out that would be his defense. it will be a ball i ballistics n

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there could be more charges. there could be no charges ultimately. by the first week in january how the case is proceeding. case is proceeding. >> jeffrey, hold on for a into the future. ♪ 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. >>> gaz george zimmerman's attorney speaking to media right now. let's listen in. >> it seems like every time that he has a crisscross with a law enforcement officer, there's a weapon involved. >> well there, seems to be a pattern. as of yesterday, the sheriffs office removed all the weapons. that's not a concern at this point. >> which weapons were taken out of the home? >> i'm not sure. >> so why were they talking about him returning to the home and possible othe

. >> charges dropped against two florida teens charged with bullying. he could find himself in court. the sheriff ended no spin zone to respond. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. >>>hi, everyone, i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the nuclear option, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. today, breaking 225 years of precedent, the u.s. senate voted 52-48 to invoke the so-called nuclear option allowing confirmation for most presidential nominees by simple majority. in other words, the senate voted to severely limit the use of the filibuster. one of the few tools a minority party has in our representative democracy. senate dems led by nun -- none other than harry reid they have been incensed that g.o.p. colleagues have blocked primarily three nominees. will someone call 911? because the democrats seem to be suffering from a wicked case of amnesia. you see, they were against the nuclear option before they were for it. >> this filibuster is not a scheme a

he, too, pled not guilty to all charges.e years older than adriana, he admits he has not been a positive influence on her. >> because of me and because of my lifestyle and because of the things, a lot of her negative things are because of me. she very much does follow me. at the same time, she likes to be the quarterback when i'm the quarterback and she likes to be the wide receiver when i'm the wide receiver and it just doesn't work. >>> coming up -- >> i allowed my mom to raise my son almost just for the fact alone that i don't want to ruin their lives, i don't want to make their lives miserable by being a bad mom. >> adriana lopez thinks about the children she's left behind. and -- >> how many times have you tried to kill yourself? >> a few. a few. >> joseph giroux asks for help. "sign then drive" sales event is back. which means it's never been easier to get a new passat, awarded j.d. power's most appealing midsize car, two years in a row. and right now you can drive one home for practically just your signature. get zero

if you look at the charges, they are indeed sort of rather common criminal charges rather than challengeshat president morsi did not execute the office of president properly so i think that is exactly the reason why his defense team and he himself zero in on the legitimacy of the court case and as the sitting president he should have immunity from such charges. how long is this going to take? if it's on procedural matters you could see a very lengthy case. >> reporter: one wonders if the charges are insighting the killings of protesters why it is only morsi in the dark and not his interior or no members of his security forces. >> that makes it so interesting. these are very serious but normal criminal charges that have in themselves maybe little political implications attached to them and maybe that is exactly the tatics that the government is pursuing they want to present them as a common criminal which of course plays down in the hands of morsi and the defense team around him that they will say you are dealing here with the head of state and you face an entirely different kind of a tria

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energy per charge. that'd be energy in joules compared to charge. and do you know what the unit of charge is? - coulomb. - coulomb. so one joule per one coulomb is said to be an electrical pressure of one volt. so that's what voltage is, energy per charge. we saw the dome was charged up to thousands of volts. so trisha touched that thing, thousands of volts. why wasn't trisha zapped? well, she zapped a little bit, but why is she still here today? enormous amount of energy per charge, okay? but not very many charges. if trisha went home tonight and took a bobby pin and stuck into 110 volts at home, honey, trisha wouldn't be here next time maybe, yeah, okay? she'd be hurt. you know why? that's not so much energy per charge. but how many charges are gonna flow when you stick into the power company socket, a lot or a little? it begins with a l. - a lot. - a lot. so there might be a little energy per charge, but so many that total energy going through you is very uncomfortable. but the energy that came from the van de graaff generator, a lot of energy pe

of a charging mat. plug it into the mall and drop the phone to recharge the battery. "consumer reports" tested several charging mats to see if they deliver. >> bonnie and her family have menty of cell phones and tablets to keep charged. >> we have ten chargers that are scattered all over in every outlet. insane. >> she would love a way to make charging the phones more convenient. consumer reports tested four charging mats that promise to make charging easier. you put your phone on the mat and it charmed wirelessly using a magnet. >> we found the mat that borks with the iphone charges the same time as the adaptor for the wall. >> charges mat for droids took longer than the rogue charger but not much. if you need wireless capability, but the new phones have it built in and others you have to buy a special case to work with the charging mat. "consumer reports" says the charging pads are a from way to make charging the cell phone easier. >> you come home and put your phone on this device. you do not look fo

but i have a problem with charging for parking. it will raise reverend gnaw for mta and maybe a political deal was struck where you would implement these changes you have parking. if you wanted to be equitable, you would go after the bicyclists which has president been done to date. why go after one group? i have the feeling you are going after disadvantaged people for money and this is a form of fiscal bullying and in the back of my mind i ask the question, will they be taking candy from babies next and possibly selling the candy for revenue? i don't know, but i hope this is not true. i also think that given physical impairments maybe 4 hours is not a realistic limitation because people have medical procedures, they may have other pressing things. what if they go to school? that would be another thing and also be a physical hardship to run out and put money in the meter for parking. that would be stressful. so i i'm for some of it and i'm against some of it. i think it should be examined. >> good afternoon, mr. henderson. >> good

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on the murder charges being held without bond. >> now facing charges that could be the death penalty.est attorney right now is me right now. i can read. i can write. it don't take much for me to learn. >> a public defender to represent you on the case. good luck. james poore. good morning mr. poore. i believe you are represented by cathy frye, is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> unlike cedric whose public defender is carrying a heavy load, james poore hired a private defense attorney. >> miss frye has been in this morning. not guilty plea entered on your behalf. good luck. >> thank you. >> after the arraignment, the two brothers try to talk. an officer notices the exchange and separates them. >> did that go the way you thought? >> i didn't know nothing about no attorney. the court process is moving quicker than mine. >> you tried to talk after you were arraigned. >> how did you get an attorney? how were you able to afford an attorney. i'm scrambling to get an attorney myself. >> you gonna be cool? never hurts to shed a tear especially when you are a man of deep feelings. >> on the advice

charged with false imprisonment, >> eight are charged and prosecutors eventually drop the charges for kara, murphy and ashley. others aren't so lucky. brittany hartcastle described by witnesses as the main attacker in the video pleads guilty to false imprisonment and battery. she is sentenced to 15 days in jail and three years of probation. >> we may have our differences but no one deserves that kind of treatment. >> prosecutors offer to drop false imprisonment charges against april cooper and brittany mays if they agree to plead guilty on misdemeanor battery charges. all accept and are sentenced to a year of probation. prosecutors say mercedes nichols partially arranged for the fight to take place and pleads guilty to battery and tampering with a witness and given three years of probation and 100 hours of community service. as for tori lindsay she is recovering from the injury. >> coming up -- >> if you so much as sneeze, i'll split your [ bleep ] throat. >> a video shows a teenage girl tied up, bound and apparently in fear for her life. >> if you scream and fight, we're going to kil

to be charged as an adult.has to go through the adult system for trial because of the type of charges it is, and that's based on the fact how heinous the actual crime itself was. >> what is the burden of proof as an adult? >> they have to prove the claims beyond a reasonable doubt, so that is the burden the prosecutors have. they also said there are two other charges that were brought against him, aggravated rape and armed robbery, and they will also move the court to have those joined with the other charges, because right now those two charges are actually brought against him as a juvenile, even though the first degree murder was brought as an adult. so right now he is going on two different tracks, which is pretty unusual, and then hopefully it will be joined later on. >> does that up the ante, what he -- >> if you're charged with first degree murder in massachusetts and convicted you ha have a mandatory sentence of life without the possibility of parole, and the united states supreme court ruled that that is

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this community is taking charge. this community is fixing things. this community is holding people accountable. >> steubenville school superintendent mike mcvey. principal lynett gorman, coaches seth fluharty and matthew bellardinte face a number of charges, including obstruction of justice and contributing to under-aged alcohol consumption. >> it is rape. >> earlier this year 17-year-old ma'lik richmond and adam may were found guilty of raping a drunken 16-year-old girl. the case drew national attention after a photo and video. the assault surfaced online, the case dividing the community. there were accusations of a cover up. accusations others may have been involved. >> we must treat rape and sexual assault as a serious crime of violence that it is. and when it is investigated, or when any other crime is investigated, everyone has an obligation to help find the truth. >> the ohio attorney-general mike dewine size the grand jury spent weeks investigating, hearing more than 100 witnesses. adults charged could wind up behind farce, from a month to mo

charges range from misdemeanor charges to the highest felony you can think of. it's different every day. you meet people that you never thought you would meet before. everybody has a different story. >> and hardly anyone has a story or as many stories as john schmidt. >> i'm going to clean my room. this whole town is going to be broke. >> he's been charged with inducing panic to which he has pled not guilty. it's not a run-of-the-mill charge, nor has schmidt proven to be a run-of-the-mill inmate. >> i ran out of gas, went to use a pay phone, and by the time i came back, there was like nine cops there, maybe ten, streets blocked off, and then they ran up to me. they said, what are you doing? put your hands up. do you have any weapons? i had no weapons. they are like, what's that silver container that's in your car that's attached to your key ignition? because a parking lot attendant said you told them it was a nuclear bomb, atomic bach, and if they undo the key chain, it will ignite and go off. >> according to the police report, schmidt told the parking lot atten

they have only charged one. may only be able to charge one, but failure to report for their elementary school principal goes toward the other alleged rape. >> so jean, what's the reaction in steubenville? >> i think the reaction is a little bit of anger, a little bit of shock. maybe some appreciation that more have been charged. we just spoke with one woman that said the right people haven't been charged here. of course, there's going to be a lot of opinions in this small community because everyone knows everyone. remember the focus of this community is football. >> it's a shocking story all around. jean casarez reporting for us from steubenville. still ahead, the secretary of state, iran's foreign minister, a deal sealed with a handshake. could this lead to more breakthroughs rolfing the united states and iran? our next guest thinks that's possible. store and essentially they just get sold something. we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. it's the ultimate sale on the ultimate bed. come to

the state hasn't filed charges get.liminary arrest for aggravated assault,battery. [ indiscernible ] >> the judge factors different things into his bond. it was increased from the normal schedule. we're confident mr. zimmerman can post the bond and be released. >> talk about his demeanor, how he appears here. >> the both of us spoke with him. mr. downie spoke with him this morning. and both spoke with him this afternoon. he's back in jail and that causes a certain amount of stress and anxiety on somebody. i would not characterize him as meaning that he's suicidal and volatile. we do not get that impression from him. [ indiscernible ] >> hopefully he'll be out by tomorrow morning. >> you were a guest along with george zimmerman's brother, is there anything in that conversation that we can draw in terms of your own personal beliefs about ownership of guns that allow possession of guns. >> i don't have personal impressions. i helped him arrange it, that was all. >> in terms of george's legal ability to have a gun, the judg

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what are the charges here?have aggravated assault and allegation that he pointed a shotgun at new girlfriend samaptha who called 911 yesterday. and he is charged with battery and domestic violence and this is a misdemeanor and criminal mischief for allegedly smashing her glass coffee table at her house where george zimmerman lived with her since august after it was public that he was getting divorced from soon to be exwife shelley zimmerman. they were having a break up conversation and zimmerman a partnerly believed that she was pregnant with a love child and the sheriff department said after further confrontation with samantha she is not pregnant at all. and so they were having a break up argument and that got heated and escalated and that is when george zimmerman turned violent and pointed a gun at her allegedly and shoving her from the back and out of the front door and slamming it shut and looking it and barricaded that front door with furniture and she's calling 911 was all happening and from outside of th

ner facing charges of murder -- they are facing charges of murder and insightment. >> john kerry is in saudi arabia trying to meant relations there. the action in syria and talks with iran angered the rulers. >> in democratic republic of congo, a ceasefire has been declared by the leader of m23 rebels. they are on the run in the mountains after the congolese army took over their stronghold. >> more on the top story - the trial of mohamed morsi. we have a professor of political science at qatar university. >> let's look at what is happening outside court. when you see the numbers out there, there's holding pictures of mohamed morsi there. there's no way of knowing how much support there is for either side of the trial. it shows how important it is to egypt, the fact that it is going on - coming on for three years since the revolution, and it still draws the people out. >> the state of egypt could be better. i think it's a huge polarizition in egypt has gone on. it's dangerous for the future of egypt. no one is accepting the rules of the agreement. the pro-mohamed morsi want the presiden