and actually found it on craigslist it was -- >> jimmy: somebody gave it away for free on craigslistsomething. >> jimmy: has anyone contacted you about buying this? >> yeah, a couple of people interested. >> jimmy: you have? but you weren't able to work out a price? >> well, actually, they thought $5 was r rsonable. one person said they would give me 20. i was like, okay. >> jimmy: they probably wanted sex. yeah. [ laughter ] >> yeah. maybe. >> jimmy: also to go with maybe the "jersey shore" phone there, the duck there. that would be -- use that in your ad. >> okay, thanks. >> jimmy: thank you, eileen. go to craigslist los angeles, search for carved handle umbrella, $5. all right. next seller is sal. hi, sal. how are you? now, sal, you were here once before. you sell a lot of stuff? >> i sell a lot of stuff. >> jimmy: what do you have here? >> this is a tv, a vintage tv. >> jimmy: a vintage tv. and you have hollowed it out? >> i emptied it out. took me six hours to do that. >> jimmy: and you would -- you are suggesting that people use it as a pet bed? >> that's my suggestion. but you

it's been terrifying. >> reporter: the men were responding to an explicit ad in her name on craigslist. it read "i need to be thrown around a little bit, and to be dominated. that is exciting for me. it went on to say, please feel comfortable calling any time. and you're also welcome to stop by at our home. >> it's a complete violation of privacy. it's still affecting to this day, our sense of security in our own home. >> reporter: after wilder called bradenton police, natasha larson was arrested. she runs a day-care center at their home. detective kevin bunch says larson confessed to placing the ad and using a fake e-mail address to give out wilder's phone number and invite men to her home. >> at first, she did say, it was just funny to her. then it was to the point where she was advising that she was actually online e-mailing back and forth to several people. >> reporter: efforts to reach larson were unsuccessful. larson does not wish to comment publicly, says a family member. >> this sort of cyber harassment is no joke. it's all too common and potentially dangerous. usually the vict

the whistleblower plows through the message board comments and craigslist requests and seemingly secure photo and video sites. says the ceo of the foul finding, quote, sexually explicit photos and videos are beyond comprehension. we can see a lot of illegal activity. lots and lots of pictures of drug use. at least anthony wiener doesn't have to worry about this. candidates must consent to the background check and be notified of the dirt dug up. who are these people? one says the employees should not be judging what people in their private lives do away from their workplace. how do we at "red eye" screen job applicants? i believe we have tape. >> he won and he is currently

. >> warnings about a craigslist ad for low cost airline tickets.el she notices when my skin's rough. (announcer) gold bond ultimate softening lotion. with shea butter for soft healthy skin. gold bond ultimate softening. this stuff really works. >> a warning about a craigslist add for low cost airline tickets. i'm michael finney. a bay area man used craigslist to buy airline tickets and wound up flying into what he said was a big trap. it changed his son's future. 7 on your side's michael finney has their heartbreaking story. >> dock nick esteban was thrilled to be accepted into st. john's university in new york. but he had never been there so his father planned a two day visit and searched for air fares he could afford. >> three days before we were leaving i couldn't find anything so i jumped on craigslist. >> this ad caught his high, airline tickets for low prices. he e-mailed the seller. right away he heard back. the seller said he was duane pabst. he had used his frequent flyer miles to purchase two round trip tickets on american airlines for ju

she found on craigslist and quickly contacted the individual who posted the advertisement. a woman calling herself lisa said she was the rightful owner of the house. the house was available. it was a good deal. 150 a night for the condominium. call that red flag number 1. >> the second is grammar and spelling. she said, "i have been working with the owners for a good six years." she never spoke to the woman, she only received e-mail. then came red flag number 3, how to pay. >> the way they wanted me to pay was through western union. they were wiring money. i knew it was a scam. once we wire the money, it is gone. >> she began to surge property records and found the real owners of the house. the home is not available for rent. no one named lisa was a real- estate agent. we spoke with the owner. >> someone had downloaded pictures and actually had our pictures on this craigslist site. >> did you feel scammed too? >> not as much as she did. >> 1 owner said that potential owners have been scanned nearly 10 times. they found out who had been had. some of these are coming from peo

but her mother had an idea. >> i'm always on craigslist just looking at things.om told me to post on craigslist about me needing a kidney. >> reporter: hodge gave it a try in may. >> i didn't really get a response then. and then, i just renewed it like almost two weeks ago. then that's when everything just -- wow. >> reporter: wow, indeed. she says she's received more than 300 e-mails from strangers offering their prayers and offering to get tested to be a possible donor. >> i am 61 years young and in good health. if i can help please respond to my e-mail. >> reporter: hodge says the response has been overwhelming. and she's responding to the e-mails as quickly as she can. >> i'm so thankful. letting me know that there's still kind-hearted people in the world. wow, people still care. >> reporter: for now, hodge tries to remain patient. she says she hopes to find a donor soon. >> what is my hope? i'm hoping i get this transfer before the year's over. my birthday's new year's eve, i'm hoping that will be my birthday gift. >> let's hope she gets it, too. >> absolute

she founded on craigslist and quickly contacted the individual goes to the ad. in the mail, a woman calling herself lisa said she was the agent for the rightful owner of the house. and despite the notice of just a couple of days, the house was still available. $150 per night for the roomy, beachfront condominium. >> it was like, how could this be this cheap? >> that was red flag no. 1. no. 2 -- red flag no. 2 was grammar and spelling. in back and forth e-mails lisa said, "i have been working with them, the owners, for good for years now." and then came red flag no. 3, how to pay. >> the way that they wanted me to pay was through western union, which was wiring money through a monogram. i knew right then it was a scam. and once you wire that money, it is gone. >> suspicious, she began to surge property records and found the real owner of the house, susan hardy, from virginia. no, though hall was not available to rent and she knew no one named lisa. >> is someone had downloaded pictures and was actually using our pictures on this craigslist site. >> did you feel s

. >> a warning about a craigslist ad for low cost airline tickets.'m michael finney and how >>> a bay area man used craigslist to buy airline tickets what he says was a big trap. it changes his son's future. michael finney has the story. >> dominic was thrilled to be accepted at st. john's university in new york. his father planned a two day visit and searched for airfares he could afford. >> three days i still couldn't find something so i went to craigslist. >> this caught his eye. airline tickets for low prices. he e-mailed the seller and right away he heard back. seller said he was delaying it. he used his frequent flyer miles to purchase two round trip tickets for $130 each and sell them for 280 apiece. >> it was a better flight. it was a nonstop flight. it was cheaper. >> so the seller broke the reservations and he received this itinerary directly from american airlines. tickets had to be purchased by midnight. so he went to this bank of america branch and deposited cash directly into his account. >> i e-mailed him he said go ahead and confirm i

. >> shannon gilbert was an escort who posted ads on craigslist. because of her work as an escort, shannon's sisters sarah and sherry often worried about her. >> why did you guys come all of the way down here? >> because my sister disappeared. >> when did you first know that your sister had gone missing? >> we first found out that sunday, her boyfriend called me and said ha she hadn't come home in two days. >> did you have any thoughts? >> honestly i thought she ran off, found some friends and partied for two days and was going to come home. but then when we looked through her sprint account and figured her last call was to 911, it kind of changed our whole perspective of what might have became of her. >> shannon's phone records showed she was on the phone with police for 23 long minutes before she showed up at coletti's door for help. >> they didn't feel they were being taken seriously or helped and they were very distraught. >> reporter: gilbert's family started working with dottie laster and a team of private investigators to help find shannon.

. >> i remember selling things on craigslist to pay for people. >> so like any ambitious entrepreneurset out to find funding. despite doing this in the worst economy this country has seen in decades, she got a fantastic response. >> i reached out to three different professional investors, and all three of them offered me more than double what i was asking for. >> money in the bank, right? not in this case. abbie turned them all down. >> i had to trust my gut and realize, if this wasn't a good partnership, it wasn't ever going to be a good partnership. i had to walk away three times from offers of millions of dollars. >> her gut was telling her that these offers were from people who just didn't get her concept. they may have had had money, but in exchange for the cash, they wanted a lot of control. so with sam on board, they changed gears and started reaching out to people who did get the concept. >> we spoke to them at school, at play dates, on playgrounds. we would open our laptop on the floor of my daughter's ballet class. we pitched them at birthday parties. >> the mother company s

. >> a warning about a craigslist add for low cost airline tickets. i'm michael >> welcome back.an used craigslist to buy airline tickets and wound up flying into what he said was a big trap. it changed his son's future. 7 on your side's michael finney has their heartbreaking story. >> dock nick esteban was thrilled to be accepted into st. john's university in new york. but he had never been there so his father planned a two day visit and searched for air fares he could afford. >> three days before we were leaving i couldn't find anything so i jumped on craigslist. >> this ad caught his high, airline tickets for low prices. he e-mailed the seller. right away he heard back. the seller said he was duane pabst. he had used his frequent flyer miles to pursue round trip tickets on american airlines for just 130 miles each and would sell them to him for 280 a piece. >> it was a nonstop flight, it was cheaper. >> so the seller booked the reservations and he received this itinerary directly from american alliance. tickets had to be purchased by midnight so he went to this bank of america

we have also seen suspicious ads on hotpad and, of course, craigslist. remember, if you have a consumer problem or question, give us a call 1-888-5-helps-u. >>> thank you. they are everywhere picture- perfect photos of actors and celebrities but covering up the flaws can go a little too far and in response, britain has banned a series of laureal ads. they show overly air brushed images of actress julia roberts and supermodel christy turlington. britain's advertising watchdog says the magazine advertisements were misleading and do not accurately represent what the beauty products could achieve. though admitting post production techniques were used, laureal defended the ads. >>> a ban on male circumcision in san francisco is unlikely to appear on the ballot in november. today a judge tentatively ruled that under state law, local jurisdictions have no right to regulate healthcare professionals. the proposed ballot measure would have made the procedure a misdemeanor punishable with a fine and jail time. the final hearing is scheduled for tomorrow morning. >>

. >> and they say you can find just about anything on craigslist. one young woman that includes body parts. >>> good morning, waking up to low clouds and fog, dense fog around the golden gate bridge. we are looking at a slow warming trend throughout the state. 96 in fresno with 87 in yosemite. look for 80 degrees in los angeles and the fog clearing back to the shoreline. we'll talk about our own local warmup coming up in a few minutes. more news now. >> it's 6:43. california's first in the nation law requiring schools to teach gay and lesbian contributions in social studies is already being challenged. secretary of state cleared a group to begin gathering signatures for a ballot referendum to overturn it. governor brown signed the bill into law earlier this month. opponents say politicians have no business writing history books. supporters say it will reduce bullying and respect each other's differences. >> debt ceiling show down is coming to slow down. republican vote has been postponed after the republican plan would cut spending far less than fir

. >> shannon gilbert was an escort to posted ads on craigslist. because of her work, shannon's sisters often worried about her. why did you guys come all the way down here? >> because my sister disappeared. >> when did you first know that your sister had gone missing? >> we first found out that sunday. her boyfriend called me and said that she hadn't come home in two days. >> did you have any thoughts then? >> honestly, i just thought maybe she found some friends, partied for two days and when she was going to come home. i figured if her friend called 911, that kind of changed our whole perspective. >> reporter: shannon's phone records showed she was on the phone with police for 23 long minutes before she showed up at coletti's door for help. >> they didn't feel they were taken seriously. they were very distraught. >> reporter: gilbert's family started working with dottie and a team of private investigators to find shannon. she and her team had been digging in the case for months. they're especially concerned about that 911 call. she was in danger

she also listed her sail on craigslist. craigslist. >> the problem is competing with fourth of july festivities. >> we did have some pretty good very early morning traffic before we got thing set up yesterday morning. then after midmorning it was at a virtual standstill the rest of the day. we finally closed of about 3:00. to go experts a timing is important, but so is a variety. to go i am selling everything from furniture to arts and crafts. i have books. i have amount by. christmas stuff. all kinds of things. >> she is pricing to sell and willing to negotiate. >> as the days progress, i will be reducing prices. remember >> safety first. keep your money close at hand and do not let anyone inside your home. americans bought half a billion ice coffee drinks last year, and now sellers are turning to home products. keurig is teaching -- featuring two new flavors. starbucks plans to roll out new flavors next week. >> still lots of activity going on in one district. tim to look " -- will show you which schools are expanding and

>> this will not be on craigslist or ebay. they are so well known that it's tough to pass them off because they are stolen. >> could it end up in someone's private collection? >> unless you have someone in mind to buy it, a private citizen, and there are people who want these things, people know this is stolen so they won't buy it. >> reporter: could the thief sell it to a museum? >> no. all the museums know what it's about. $200,000. all the picasso are accounted for. so that's not the end user. >> ed with the thief be planning to keep it for himself? >> i don't think so. if it's a professional job then there is somebody else involved. >> reporter: no matter what he tries to do, law enforcement will be watching. the fbi has a team dedicated to tracking art theft. >> there will be sources throughout the world that will be tapped. >> reporter: charles clippard kron 4 news. >>> still ahead, we tell you what jaycee dugard has to say in her new book, how facebook plans to get you more face time, plus the a's and the giants go for

. >> also ahead, craigslist revenge. a woman's online prank to get even with her ex-husband's new wife has backfired. >>> one of the best kept secrets in washington, good luck getting served. you need to pack hea >>> a fast forward through the headlines, a quick verdict in the casey anthony murder trial. the florida mother charged with killing her 2-year-old daughter caylee found not guilty of first degree murder. jurors found anthony guilty on several counts of giving information to police officers. she'll be sentenced thursday and could get up to four years in jail. >>> lesley johnson has resigned her seat on the prince georges county council after she along with her husband pleaded guilty in a federal bribery and extortion case. her resignation will not be effective until the 31st of july. >>> major construction is underway on an aspen hill home after an suv crashed into it overnight. a 22 woman is to blame. she was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol. >>> the weather typical of what we expect to find

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on craigslist, you talk about oral sex. >> can i ask you something? am i going to be, like, in trouble? >> there's the internet addict who comes clean. >> like a drug. it was definite lay addiction. >> and the marine sniper who comes armed. >> i didn't listen to my sixth sense that kept me alive in iraq and i didn't do that here. >> what niece store for all of these men? >> you are going to jail today. >> chris hanssen with a "dateline" net crime, to catch a predator. >> thank you for joining us. >> now we move across the country to northern california to the town of petaluma where two high-profile cases made national headlines. >> when our hidden cameras find there, again, we want to warn you that this is explicit. here's chris hanssen. >> hey! you made it. hey, come on back. you made it. hey! you're here. hey. >> this girl appears to be home alone and looking for company. >> come on in. >> she keeps waving men into the garage. >> come on in. >> and they keep following her. >> come on back. >> all the way to the backyard. >> i made some drinks. i mad

. >> slan nongilbert was an escort who posted ads on craigslist. because of her work as an escort, shanon's sisters sarah and sherry often worried about her. >> why did you guys come all of the way down here? >> because my sister disappeared. >> when did you first know that your sister had gone mising? >> we first found out that sunday, her boyfriend call medicme called me and said she hadn't come home in two days. >> did you have any thoughts? >> honestly i thought she ran off, found some friends and partied for two days and was going to come home. when we went through her sprint account and figured her last call was to 911, kind of changed our whole perspective of what might have became of her. >> shanon's phone records showed she was on the phone with police for 23 long minutes before she showed up at coletti's door for help. >> they didn't feel they were being taken seriously or helped and they were very distraught. >> reporter: gilbert's family started working with dottie laster and a team of private investigators to work with the family. they

. >> reporter: it all starts with an ad on craigslist to sell a dirt bike. this saturday city's impound lot, filled with illegal dirt bikes. recently, dirt bike sellers were robbed. the dirt bike sellers came from outside baltimore to meet with the potential buyers alone. in one case, that seller was beaten. city police urge anyone selling anything on craigslist, take someone with you, and try to get valid, legitimate information on the people you are meeting ahead of time. >> good advice, jessica. thank you. police have no somid -- solid descriptions of the suspects, only that they are likely under the age of 20. >>> another live look outside. kind of day you expect to see scattered thunderstorms. wjz has weather and traffic together. meteorologist tim williams is here. >> hello, kai. and those scattered thunderstorms are definitely in place. we are looking at a lot of activity across the edge of the state. from far western maryland to cecil county. 94 degrees, our temperature at bwi marshall. 37% relative humidity. we have 94 in the heart of the state. 84

scott brown megafan posted this catalog for sale in "the boston globe" classified section on craigslistise the catalog $100 until the 2012 election. >>> i was up until about three or four hours ago in the bravo clubhouse. if you've been keeping up with "the real housewives of new jersey" and i know you have, you know there's a family feud going on between theresa and her brother. and her brother, joey g. started a family christening just a few months back. i was on "watch what happens live," with andy cohen, and with the matriarch seen on the left. when asked about the conflict between theresa and her mother. the way she stepped in and media mediated, i thought she could be helpful in the debt conversation. >> seems like theresa doesn't want to make piece with her brother and melissa happen what do you think, willie? >> i think we need more caroline. i think we need caroline to enter the debt talks. also, we did a game. they called it willie or won't he? caroline guessed if i would know the answer to freaky trivia questions. >> willie, how many days does a cat stay in heat? >> two? five

. >> was he bought a bunch and put it on craigslist. >> it did not take long from those boards to go to seedlings, one was here in the mill valley. >> it's here, it's here, it's here. it's the whole store. >> that is make hall that turned night shelves and counters for high end jeans store. but of all the projects, ron may be the most ambitious. he waited his entire life to work with old growth redwood like this. >> this redwood has been drying for over 130 years. >> and made more valuable, with old redwood growth hardly exist anymore. the rest transformed into cityscape. >> i found out about it, i jumped right on it. >> with the goal of making coffee tables and stools and the furniture store he owns with his wife. they range from $300 to $900 and they have tight grains. >> you don't see it. we haven't seen anything like this. >> all because he spotted a pile of junk around hundred-year-old tunnel and recognized the treasure. >> listen to this. >> their new destiny from a vanished forest for future generations. >> now i have a piece of history in our bedroom. it looks better. >> wayn

incentive to people to pay independent contractors, who are not supervised, or people who advertise on craigslist, because the cost is lower. we cannot recruit this cost -- recoup this cost because that would put us at a huge competitive disadvantage. we need to figure out a way to put domestic staffing into consideration -- in this proposal. if there is a way to close that loophole -- because i feel like this bill is giving an incentive to people who are not doing the right thing. you guys are talking. can i have more time? supervisor campos: finish your statement, please. >> this is already not a level playing field. closing this loophole for us will make it even less of a playing field because we have other competitors not paying insurance. supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker please. >> i am ruthie norton. me and my assessment provided to some information. we provide services to many small and midsize companies in san francisco, and we are concerned about the added burden that this will impose on businesses. these changes are of special concern when we are in a hurting the economy and b

a review of the "times" by hundreds of postings of monster.com or craigslist or career builder show ang trend which is that some employers are only considering people currently employed or recently laid off. legal experts say that the practice does not violate discrimination laws, because unemployment does not have the same barriers as employment. and joining me now is nationally syndicated radio talk show host michael smerconish, and an msnbc contributor. everybody has said to me, michael, you don't quit your job until you have a new job, and so it is a catch 22, and if you are an employer and you are looking for the best hires available, isn't it a big deal to ignore such a large chunk of qualified and talented people out there and not working? >> you would think, thomas. i e mean, mean, to me, it is co intuitive and i'm an employer looking for the best out there and working in whatever the business may be that i would discount 10% of the population and those who are arguably the most hungry for the job. i think that the premise of this is that anyone who wants the work today is work

. >> reporter: block kwist also listed her sale on craigslist. proof read!wanted to move this, but there was no address. we found this moving sale, well organi organized. the problem? competing with fourth of july festivities. >> we had pretty good very early morning traffic before we even got things set up yesterday morning. but then after midmorning it was at a virtue standstill the rest of the day. we finally closed up about 3:00. >> reporter: experts say timing is important, but so is variety, which is what rupa is selling. >> i'm selling everything from furniture to arts and crafts, yarn, wool, books. i've got a mountain bike, christmas stuff, you know. all kinds of things. >> reporter: she's also doing two other things experts advise. she's priced to sell and willing to negotiate. >> as the days progress, i'll be reducing prices an see what happens. >> reporter: although garage and yard sales have a nice neighborhood feel, experts say remember your safety first. don't let anyone inside your house and keep your money very close. in san jose, kris sanche

fireworks up for sale, craigslist is also playing a role, what you need to know before you go that route. that and more coming up on our next newscast at 5:00. have a great day. send comments to comments@captioncolorado.com captions by terry james, caption colorado, llc.

the police and cal fire are trying to limit the sale of fireworks by monstoring web sites like craigslist, businesses that we called said they only sell legal fireworks despite what their web sites say. >>> maria shrive filed divorce papers today to end her marriage to arnold schwarzenegger. six weeks ago you will remember the former governor admitted to fathering a child with their housekeeper. they are seeking custody of their two children and they have two adult children. it does not indicate if they a prenumpule agreement. >>> we have more on the fire that killed two firefighters. the investigators believe the fire was ágsal and most likely sparked by electrical problems. electrical components from the 4-story house are still being tested. two firefighters were caught in a flash fire triggered by the build up of gases. >>> the san jose fraternity that lost its home to a 5 alarm fire is helping others in need. they donated boxes and bags full of clothing to sacred heart community services. after the fire they received more clothing donations than needed. sacred heart helps homeless fam

agents are cracking -- checking kragslist and other -- craigslist and other web sites to find people sell m-80s and firecrackers. >> we track them to stop and arrest those people because we have zillions on illegal fireworks. >> zillions, that's what they say. cal fire will levy fines for online sales of safe and sane fireworks. >>> from fireworks to fire danger. this weekend, as you heard, is going to be really, really hot. the land is dry. so tonight, fire departments that are cash strapped and short staffed are going out warning us to be extra careful. they're going door to door to help neighbors protect their homes from going up in flames. nbc bay area's traci grant is live in san mateo with that part of the story. >> reporter: jessica, since april, cal fire has inspected more than 1,200 homes in the unincorporated areas of san mateo and santa cruz counties. today these fires took us out to show us the preparations that homeowners need to make to decrease the fuel for a fire. the california department of forestry and fire protection might come walking through your back yard any d

the first, make sure people know where to find you, craigslist, signs. but make sure you proofread for typos and clarity and don't forget your address. second, make sure what you're selling is clean and organize. >> took a duster and vacuum to everything first to make it pour appealing. gave everything a fresh launder and made sure the clothes are wrinkle-free. >> we've gotten rid of more than half our stuff already. >> another important factor is timing. those holding sales this weekend had to compete with fourth of july activities. variety is also a key attraction as well as being able to negotiate on prices. and last, but not least, safety. experts say don't let anyone inside your house, and keep your cashbox close at hand. >>> of course, it's important to remember safety when it comes to fireworks and barbecues this weekend as well. we've reestablished communication with nbc bay area's george kiriyama, live in milpitas with a preview of the warnings this weekend. >> reporter: it's the second spare the air day. families will be out barbecuing this wee

look at people who buy and sell on craigslist. what about the internet? we're starting to see some forward movement there, but you see what's happened with amazon. they don't care. so i would just respectfully say think about it. maybe we shouldn't do that. maybe that would send a very good message to people, that you have to live within your means. i'm trying to. i think the city needs to as well. thank you. >> thank you.

james dixon admitted to selling taxidermy mounts through big game animals through craigslist. included a bald eagle that so sold for more than $2,000 that he sold to an undercover agent. he was sentenced and will serve time and pay restitution to the fish and wildlife service. as to where dixon got the endangered animals, that is still a mystery. >>> president obama and republican leaders are taking a time-out. for the first week this time, both sides did not meet face to face to discuss raising the debt ceiling. instead, they aired their grievances on television. the biggest sticking point still -- tax hikes. the president wants them for america's wealthiest, but house republicans cannot backing down, insisting the government needs to cut spending instead. >> we are obviously running out of time. and so what i've said to the members of congress is that you need over the next 24 to 36 thundershowers give me some sense of -- 36 hours to give me some sense of what your position is. >> the reports have indicated that somehow republicans haven't given. now i just tell you that's n

cal fire is searching the internet looking for people trying to sell fireworks on websites like craigslist. it is illegal to sell any fireworks on-line, even the safe and sane variety. a lot of people don't realize that. in san francisco police pr patrolling the streets of chinatown looking for buyers and sellers. >> it is not difficult. >> the whole street all the way down to bush street all the kids were selling fireworks. >> undercover officers say they arrested several rogue fireworks dealers. they say the fireworks they have confiscated were more powerful than in weers past. >> the forel is a busy time for many fire stations. several fire stations in santa cruz are sounding the alarm. this weekend one agency will be at its lowest level ever for the 4th of july weekend. lisa amin gulezian spoke to firefighters about the cutbacks and she joins us live from cap paw toe law. lisa? >> fire works are illegal in much of santa cruz county including here in capatolla, but not everyone follows the law, and that's why the emergency crews do extra patrols. but some can't afford them this year. fi

look at people who buy and sell on craigslist. what about the internet? we're starting to see some forward movement there, but you see what's happened with amazon. they don't care. so i would just respectfully say think about it. maybe we shouldn't do that. maybe that would send a very good message to people, that you have to live within your means. i'm trying to. i think the city needs to as well. thank you. >> thank you. do we have any further public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. this is an action item, i believe, director. >> correct. president o'brien: ok. commissioners, do we have anybody that would like to put forward a motion? director adams? vice-president adams: i do agree with the woman who just spoke. however, i'm not a big fan of raising taxes, especially for small businesses. but the reality is we are in a financial crisis right now. and i read this over and over over the weekend. it is only a half a cent. they could have gone higher. i like the fact that this legislation is dedicated. it's not going into the ge

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