i'll have a cone. >> pops the cone in his pocket. takes the ice-cream away. the cone is here.ow are you going to get back here. >> the vendor decides, i'm going to mess with this guy a little bit. ♪ >> he is doing all of this without making a mess. his shirt is totally clean even though it has ice-cream right next to it. >> now, he fills it up. just give the guy the cone now, right? >> oh, there was two cones. oh, he gives it back. another cone. now, the guy is still holding an empty cone. nope, nope. it is almost is there. finally, gives him the napkin. he has the napkin, shakes his hand. thanks for being a good sport, kisses him on the cheek and watches this. smashes the ice-cream. at that point, i would throw the cone on the ground and upset. >> he is so happy. >> at that point, you are like, yes. finally, my ice-cream. >> i hope he got it for free too. he earned it. >> so we are nearing the end of 2013. of course, we are going to start getting the list. the best video from epic tv is one of their top five best extreme moments coming from their perfect flight series. they h

>> i mean like does anything eat a pine cone?'t think there's anything that eats a pine cone. >> lookt him go, all over his face, up in his teeth. he has t leave andes to get these down. >> i don't want people to suggest things to him anymore. >> listen to what he says when he finally gets the last bit down. >> i'm going to crawl up in the corner and cry for the next 20 minutes. >> that's shoe nice's kryptonite, pine cones. >> yep. ♪ >>> cameras, cameras everywhere and because of that we have some new video, new knowledge about how santa delivers his packages. we know he uses a sled but go roof to roof, like every two feet to another house in the snow. like the mailman, he parks the sled in the neighborhood and then goes house to house on foot. here's santa leaving presents behind on a christmas tree and then here he is going to the next house. check it out. boom. out the window. santa goes. and then starts parcoring through the neighborhood. >> who knew santa is a parkour artist. >> he's magical, got some skills. that's ronny. h

is responsible for the 28 of these escalators and we have maintained them through a contract with cone which is the actual manufacturer since that period of time and since they are 25 years old, they are at the end of their useful life and it is at this point that we are beginning a renovation program, phase one of the program replacement program replaced five my priority escalators in 2013 and this phase two request is for the detailed design to preplace 17 on the system for a total of 18.5 million and that project is anticipated to be completed in the winter of 2018. just really quickly, i wanted to cover the actual replacement plan and note where the actual escalators are. and a number of the escalators are part of the joint main nens program are maintained and have to do with the escalators to the street and all of the escalators that go from the level down to the muni pret toe they are responsible for maintaining, you will see the escalators were completed as part of phase one. and phase two, includes escalators at montgomery station, and powell, and san ef station and church read

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we think it will draw people out on the terrace, they will see the big cone and say what is that. then as they approach the cone tell hear these very unusual sounds that were obtained from the cornell orinthology lab. >> we have the largest recording of birds, mammals, frogs and insects and a huge library of videos. so this is an absolutely perfect opportunity for us to team up with a world renown, very creative inspirational artist and put the sounds and sights of the animals that we study into a brand-new context, a context that really allows people to appreciate an esthetic way of the idea that we might live in the world without these sounds or sites. >> in the scientific realm it is shifting baselines. we get used to less and less, diminished expectations of what it was. >> when i came along lobsters six feet long and oysters 12 inches within they days all the oyster beds in new york, manhattan, the harbor would clean the water. so, just getting people to wake up to what was just literally there 200 years ago, 150 years ago. you see the object and say what is that. you come ou

. >> i worked the cones, actually. unbeknownst to everybody i was actually the guy out there. >> that guy with the cone, he's laughing now. people are resigning and serious questions are emerging. >>> and what is president obama getting for christmas? the first lady spilled the beans. stay with us. [ male announcer ] welcome back all the sweet things your family loves with 0-calorie monk fruit in the raw. it's made with the natural, vine-ripened sweetness of fruit, so you can serve up deliciously sweet treats without all the sugar. raw natural sweetness, raw natural success. the day building a play set begins with a surprise twinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ ♪ >>> that music means one thing. the revvies are coming. what was the best political move of the year? the defining political moment of 2013? and who will bring home the distinguished blueberry pie lifetime achievement award? we want to hear from you. we're opening up

i was in overalls and a hat, but i was the guy working the cones out there.u really are not serious with that question. >> oh, pugnacious, the tough guy who plays for laughs. that is the patented and trademarked chris christie recipe for getting good press, no matter what, despite everything else about you. but that last bit there, the one about the overalls and the hat and the traffic cones, that may not be a serious enough answer to the questions that he was being asked there. because although he has been joking about it in public, governor christie is apparently dead serious about that subject when you talks about it in private. and the way we know that, and we do know it now, is coming up and it is a remarkable story. stay with us. [ male announcer ] this duracell truck has some very special power. ♪ [ toys chattering ] it's filled with new duracell quantum batteries. [ toy meows ] [ dog whines ] [ toy meows ] these red batteries are so powerful... that this year they'll power all the hasbro toys donated to toys for tots. want to help power some smiles? d

they did pick up a lot of those cones. they had a whole line of cones blocking that right lane. near florida avenue and new york, an accident not causing too much of a delay. a crash on the shoulder not blocking any lanes near ritchie marlboro. a small little accident working on the inner loop near ritchie marlboro. 66 has an estimated drive time about 15 minutes as you're moving in from manassas to the belt way. >> thank you so much. it is tough to find someone without an opinion on this story. >> everyone is talking this morning. the controversy over "duck dynasty" is only growing. now people on both sides are sounding off. we'll have the story coming up we're back at 4:55 to the backlash surrounding "duck dynasty" superstar phil robertson. he made inflammatory remarks about gays and race relations. there is a petition on change.org with more than 95,000 signatures. the family said they cannot imagine going forward with the "duck dynasty" show without their patriarch. >> it is 4:56 and the arlington county school board is cracking down on the gifts that families give to the te

jose we are construction that is wrapping up as we speak as you ride along 280, you will fine the cones picked up as you make the connection between northbound 280 to northbound highway 85 so always slow if the cone zone. as we hook at our dry time traffic from tracy to dublin/pleasanton, 24 minutes and 680 southbound from dublin to mission boulevard, south is 15 minutes and highway 85, 101 to cupertino is a short five-minute commute. we will see what is happen on the san mateo bridge from hayward to foster city, only going to take you ten or 12 minutes in the westbound direction. >> the national transportation safety board hold as hearing into the crash of asiana flight 214 at sfo. investigators will not hear from the pilots of the boeing 777 that slammed into the seawall at the end of the runway. the pilots have only spoken privately to ntsb investigators. the chief pilot and training manager will appear with representatives from boeing, the f.a.a., and the san francisco fire department. three teen girls were killed and dozens of passengers injuried in the july 6 crash. the hearing is

looks like it will fall out of the cone. but it doesn't. he ends it all with a big old kiss.ive me my ice cream already. wouldn't you be saying that, by the way? >> here's another giant tease. for some of you, your local news is next. >> for everyone else, we'll be back with light snow that has surprised the entire nation. and it truly is a lot of snow that is falling in a lot of places. we'll be right back with that. ♪ maybe i'm wrong ♪ ♪ and nobody ever says goodbye ♪ ♪ isn't it time you discovered the sleep number bed? because only the sleep number bed offers dual air technology that lets two people find the perfect balance of comfort and support for their bodies. their sleep number setting. ok, right there. and only the sleep number bed is clinically proven to relieve back pain and improve sleep quality. oh that feels really good. it's hugging my body. and right now, we're offering our lowest prices of the season. save $300 to $800 on our newest innovations. it's the perfect time for you to try the sleep number bed. plus, for one week only, special financing until january

i was the guy working the cones out there.t serious with that question. >> well, we asked the governor christie's office late today whether he instructed anybody to close those lanes to the bridge. his deputy communications director referred us to what the government said himself in the press conference this past friday when asked whether he told anyone to close those lanes. he responded absolutely not. so you got an answer from him. ed rendell is the former governor of pennsylvania and msnbc political analyst. alex burns is a political analyst. this seems to be a story. but why do you think it is a story about something where there may have been some payback, political -- you know, the usual sort of sharp elbow stuff that goes on in politics occasionally. why is it a story now? >> it's only a story because it feeds into the narrative that governor christie is a bully. that he's vengeful. and the reason this story seems to have legs is no one's given any explanation why the lanes were closed if the governor didn't order it. an

we know what it means to serve. >> i work the cones.e guy working the cones out there. you really are not serious with that question? what happened? no, i haven't. >> my question to you is, is the reason you chose not to exercise that discretion is because you feared for your employment? >> i was concerned what the reaction would be if i did not follow his directive. >> that was the general manager of the george washington bridge saying he feared for his job if he didn't follow orders that were given by a long time chris christie ally, closing down those lanes gridlocked joining us now is new jersey state senator loretta wineberg. she says she will be asking the u.s. congress to investigate whether these closures were politically motivated. thank you for being here. >> thank you, rachel. thank you for being here. why ask congress? why would that be the right body? there has been a lot of questions asked in new jersey already. >> i think there are several bodies. but congress is the body that created the legislation, that created the por

gsr cone.e this is fired, the escaping gasses settle. ( gunshot ) so memmo was definitely here. well, they took their gun back to the safe house, but not everything. what is it? lo mas dulce de la cana. it's two boutique-sized bottles of yarmy rum. memmo must have tried to calm his nerves. only one hotel in miami that uses these as a guest perk. that's the marano. that must be where he's staying. i imagine that you and horatio are gonna want to take it from here. yeah. ( cell phone ringing ) h. okay. i am so sorry. we got memmo fierro. mm. tripp picked him up at the marano hotel, just like we thought. let's go. fierro: hey, let me out of here! fierro ( muffled ): hey, let me out! let me out of here! hey, i confessed already! caine: come on, let's go. memmo, in the unlikely event that i haven't made myself clear, you deserve to know that this is your last chance. hey, i already confessed. i shot her. who put the hit on my sister? who gave the order? riaz. antonio riaz. the snitch that was on the

. >> what are about pine cones? >> that's nice to give people. she's are sugar cones from a large pine tree. you can do those. these are faux greens. i wanted to bring them in instead of something that was going to shed. >> those are not real. >> they are not. the french say faux and we say fake. we call these permanent because they don't go away. >> that's a good way to have them next year. tell us about the big pot. >> it's a great thing. this is a porch pot that has been planted. this is a shrub and this is a shrub. this did have flowers during the summer. what i have done is turned it into a holiday porch pot and i added stalks and stems of greens to have southern magnolia here. this is winter berry that you can buy. you can buy this in stem and this lasts up to 30 days. >> great ideas. thanks for joining us. david from johnson's floorist. our time it 11:52 and the lighter side of president obama. we will be back wit >> following a developing story. the maryland video lottery commission will announce which project is coming to prince george's

. >> he calls this an acorn ice cream cone. it takes one year to prepare.the acorn and submerges the ministry and for a few months, he takes them out of there and does some other things before they get dehydrated and ground into a powder that he uses in this cone, and he puts an eggplant thing on top of that. >> he does things with stems of them.s, liquifies he uses this and other presentations. >> celebrities come in and try to get reservations. wantinga's are reservations. >> he is very protective. jerry stewart and seinfeld are big fans. >> and there is a five-year waiting list. the food that you eat may be preserved somewhere for years or never made. what does he say about, if this will be a job for him in the future? >> he is 51 years old so he stopped taking reservations past 2018, he is not sure that he may retire. you may want to try to get in now. >> thank you very much. rosenblum.um -- emma 104, theones is down s&p 500 five spice six, and the nasdaq falls by five. ♪ >> live from pier 3 in san francisco, welcome to the late edition of "bloomberg we

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on others occasions ice cream cones become elevated to the status of a brochure or a mothering sticking stick maybe made in gold or the hammer imperfect working made of white and a gold or a cigarette case modeled as a cigarette box. and bug u bullries answer to annie arrest warrant hauls tin campbell so i happen was a wonderful silver and gold tennis bail canister. among the jewels of the 1970s of the created by the third young and sort of great bully generation one finds the so-called spaniel stars and stripes. now those jewels and object you can see the wonderful alarm clock or table clock quote elements from the american flag. now in her opinion introduced at the time of the 18 of the first time bugging bully store of the united states that was opened in 1972 it was not only the first store in the under the circumstances u.s. but of bully abroad since the 1920s. now those hip jewels found favor in particular in the years leadership up to the celebrations of the american bicentennial of the 1976. it was under the third-generation or the third coincide jewels gained momentum. now coin

but some deal in a land with cone fronttationwithconfrontati. >> reporter: from the little town where tradition has it where jesus was born, there are 200,000 christians in the holy land these days and many here in bethlehem say their christmas is not as merry as spelled like. >> reporter: this christian palestinian family does not need to be reminded that they live in occupied bethlehem. the israeli wall that separates the west bank surrounds their home on three sides. and every time their mother, claire, walks out their front door, this is her view. the wall is 30 feet tall. on this christmas morning her son did some last-minute decorating. they try and have a normal christmas, but their thoughts are always on that wall. this wall is ten years old. it was built after the second palestinian up rising. within claire's neighborhood they fought israeli soldiers. for claire the last decade has brought incredible hardship. >> in her ground floor shop tourists ask about her life. she sells souvenirs of the removable walls. but since the real wall construction the family's fortune plummeted

was the guy working the cones out there. you really are not serious with that question. >> funny. but the scandal isn't going away. democrat j. rockefeller of west virginia the chairman of the senate commerce committee sent a letter to the department of transportation seeking a federal probe of the matter citing his concern about what appears to be political appointees to hamper their power. if the department of transportation gets involved, it will be the third body to study the scandal. the reason this scandal is exploding is simple. no one can explain why christy's allies ordered the lanes closed if it wasn't for petty political pay back. joining me now andrea bernstein. how big a deal would it be if this gets to the capitol hill. >> it's a big deal at any point when the story doesn't die. and i think that is what is the huge surprise for new jersey and these officials who seem to believe that they could do this and no one would notice, that they instructed officials within the port authority not to tell the director, not

he's wearing one of those cones. and you also notice a very severe scar on his face. let me show you what he looked like beforehand. i have to tell you, it is very difficult to see. this is tony just days before that other video was taken. >> i can't believe they were able to rescue him. >> it's not clear how he ended up like this but he had a broken leg that was completely missing. he had a big wound to his entire face but someone found him and took him to the animal aid unlimited, an organization in india, that decided instead of putting him down in spite of the severity of his injuries, they decided let's try to save his life. they ended up amputating his leg and sewed his face up. there he is with dr. antonella that is caring for him. but after the care and after the surgeries, he was now alive and well and happy to be around all the other dogs. >> i can't believe this is the same dog. >> four days later. can you imagine going through a severe surgery like that and being up and out of bed and be like hey, everybody. >> you're in bed for thursday. >> he's a happy l

saturday was like having a snow cone mashed in your face by somebody in a bad mood. and on saturday, in the middle of that weather, in the little town of exeter, rhode island, they had huge voter turnout, even in that storm, even though it was a saturday, even though all they were voting on was a little town-specific, municipal matter. they nearly tripled the turnout. they nearly tripled the voter turnout that massachusetts had been able to muster for a congressional race that was held just a few days earlier on a normal tuesday, like a normal election and everything. exeter put them to shame. exeter, rhode island, has 5,000 registered voters, more or less, more than 1,800 of them turned out in the storm on saturday to vote in their little, local election that may or may not have been about guns. rhode island is really small, right? rhode island is so little that if you are not from rhode island, you tend to think of it as just one big place. but there are 39 cities and towns inside the great state of rhode island. it's not just one thing. and of rhode island's 39 mu

it's not about traffic cones. he'd like to say this was traffic cones moved. who cares. power and his judgment. he appointed these men to a high position to the port authority in new jersey. and these men together orchestrated the closure of rains that closed down the borough of fort lee for days. despite the fact that political fact checking organizations have called into question the governor's statements. despite the fact that even though the governor says there's no record of the mayor of fort lee calling to complain, there's internal port authority e-mails that show one another talking to each other saying who's going to call the mayor back. he keeps calling about these lane closures. so you have to ask the question, if it's not a big deal, why does the governor keep misrepresenting the facts? >> now, you received documents from two of the men who resigned. what can you tell us about what you've seen? >> i can't tell you much yet because we're still in the process of reviewing them to make sure they comply with the subpoenas we issued, but what we see is a lot of vo

. >>> and they are teaming up with the district attorney george glass cone requiring a killswitch on smart phones in california. it makes it useless if they are stolen and they are making it a top priority as the number of phones have skyrocketed. they resisted because they stand to loose profits if there are fewer stolen phones. >>> the golden state warriors are interested in buying the oakland a's. the warriors ownership is looking into buying them into the ball front water park and they say it is 100% untrue. >>> and for next year's super bowl, the league has come up with contingency plans incase heavy snow falls jeopardize is the game at the stadium. they have hundreds of snow removal trucks but in a worst case scenario, the league is prepared to remove it saturday or even monday night and however that contingency is made for every super bowl. >>> coming up at our 5:00 hour, we are following the breaking news where an early morning gas station fire has caused evacuations. and we have more on the treatment of an indian diplomat in new york city. >>> we are looking at the commute,

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i was actually the guy working the cones out there.re not serious with that question. >> reports now say the lane closures were governor christie's retribution against the mayor of fort lee. the mayor is a democrat who repeatedly declined to endorse christie in the governor's race. bob shrum joins us tonight. a rather unusual story. your first analysis on how the governor handled that answer. i thought pretty clever. >> well, it was clever. but more trouble as more information has come out. it was evident he was cruising to re-election. the hero of hurricane sandy can look like a political hack by running a patronage bloated revenge seeking administration. beyond that, we know that christie's a bully. we've talked about it before. he's surrounded by bully boys, it turns out. if he carries that into the primaries in 2016, he's going to be in real trouble. americans tend to elect presidents who are likable in public. you have to go back to richard nixon to see someone who seemed to come from the dark side. maybe before he announces a run

into the cone friends they really want to see what it is like to be other he was dumpsites you know so i decided to bring them here so they can see for themselves at first what it was like so do appreciate a moment till the problem and go back and help put in planes. dumping if you wished for industrialized nations countries to africa and to gone off of that model. yeah would you another one. let's move. this goal. i mean and then we see the only hope you know of good. results from somewhere. you know. oh ok ok ok so he's indicated for disposals. place for disposal wherever it came from but this is disposal here and gone on each day about these little ones come here to expose themselves to all the company be broken into flame we're taught ems the lead you know. all the stars the components of it and i would think oh but these are kids whose blood is also going up that's one thing to see this on t.v. i just have a nice old cup of peanuts next to it you know them and to actually stand here and to experience to smell that that ninety sensory experience i mean if people would be able to sm

we have a simple cone in front of us.so t we will take the same leg and bring it up and what we will do is squat down and pick up the pylon and bring it back up again and then bring it back down again. that's okay. that's normal.agai >> it also gets your legs, soly it gets your quads your sidests and your legs at the same time. >> exactly. >> how many minutes for each of the exercises? >> you can do one minute pere exercise. >> basically five exercisesr that target your a.m.>> abdominal areas and that's your five minutes. >> that's it. you got it. here is a water jug for instance. >> i am here with one leg. can i put my leg down?you >> put your leg down.yo you can use a can of soup.ay, this is a pound, two pounds. >> that's a tony greco pound. that's a carol alt fiveng pounds. >> we will use the line and d bring this just under ourtion chin. this is aly rotational lung. what you will do is take your left leg and go forward. this is a common mistake people make.take >> they bend their knee past their toes and it is not good. you want to bring it back to b 90 degrees. >> what is happen

into the cone friends they really want to see what it is like to be other he was dumpsites you know so i decided to bring them here so they can see for themselves firsthand what it is like so do appreciate it no matilda problem and don't go back and help him please. them still the dumping of you will just fold industrialized nations countries to africa and to ghana for the. yeah i'll read you another one. ok let's move. this bill. i mean and then we see the little you know a good. thing. somewhere. you know. oh ok ok ok so he's indicated for disposals liberal sleaze for disposal wherever it came from but this is disposal here and gone on each day about these little ones come here to expose themselves to all to come home to flame were taught in the lead you know. all the stars the complaint is that if you never think of but these are kids whose blood is also going up there is one thing to see this on t.v. i just have been told that cup of tea nuts next to it c.n.n. and change the stamps here. and she experienced the smell that that ninety three experience i mean if people would be able

people from becoming friends into the cone friends who really want to see what it is like to be a bit he was dumb slides you know so i decided to. i'm here so they can see for themselves at first what it was like so to appreciate a moment till the problem and don't go back and help put in planes make an ism system the dumping up you wished from the industrialized nations countries to africa and to ghana for that model. yeah i'll read you another one. ok let's move. let's go. see some burning and then we see the only hope you start to good. results from somewhere. you know. oh ok ok ok so he's indicated disposals. place for disposal wherever they came from but this is disposal here and gone on each day about these little ones come here to expose themselves to all to come the flame retardants the lead you know. all of the companies that if you never think of but these are kids whose blood is also going up there is one thing to see this on t.v. i just have a nice. cup of peanuts next to its in them and change the stamps here and she experienced a smell that that ninety three experience i

if we up security do we have to trade that speed and screen cone to get a more secure system? >> well, it's not necessarily that it's going to be a speed and convenience issue. it's the cost issue. when you go, you mentioned the parking garage or something like car wash that has an unintended device. it's basically a computer with a card acceptance system. it's not going to be inexpensive for them to upgrade that to accept chip cards, but i definitely agree there are security enhancements for card present or when card is present type of transaction that will be helpful in addressing this risk issue, especially if it's used with the pin number keeping in mind there are hundreds of thousands of merchants that don't take pin-based debit transactions today. they're going to have to add the capability of taking pin transactions if that is part of it. lots of changes will have to occur. and card brands are driving that with deadlines that are in the marketplace now sally you heard millions of sales points, millions of places where you can swipe a card and pay. who should bear the co

slow not cone zone as you continue to walnut creek and everything is moving along at top speed. outside, the drive through marin county, headed southbound along 101 toward san francisco wide open, top speed, no accidents to report. just watch out for the wind. that could cause problems if you are driving anything thatted is high sided. >> new details in the consider crash that killed paul walker and what witnesses are disputing and the moving tribute by a "fast and furious" co-star. >> also, a man lifted to safety from the buyout waters with -- m the bay area waters from a kayak. >> four legged strip buster >>> covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> welcome back. glad you are with us on tuesday morning. at 4:43, this is the ferry building, the embarcadero and the bay lights and bay bridge but in the foreground you can notice the flags and gusty winds. that is the situation to deal with this morning. leyla gulen will fill us in on where and when it could be freezeing. >> in southern california autopsy reports are scheduled on "fast

bill cone, who worked on wall street for 17 years and has written three best selling books. wouldn't it at least change some of the behavior. >> because, david, it is going to fix something that wasn't broken. proprietary trading is not what caused the financial crisis. >> well, it didn't cause that crisis, but but it did cause the scandal to lose $6 billion. >> okay, i concede that point, and that is true, but the rule was brought up and designed two years before the london whale crisis or curred. and jpmorgan made mistakes in that situation, lost $6.2 billion but frankly, no one was bailed out. no one really lost any money to speak of. shareholders perhaps lost some money, but now you are tarnishing all of wall street, and when it was just some bad actor. >> if the main issue is that people are taking risks with other people's moneys. in other words they don't have their own skin in the game, how do you change that? >> look, a little history lesson. all wall street firms were private partnerships. not just the capitol they put in, but everything they put in up to that poin

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