. >> let me call mar ya taylor, suzanne emmett to speak after you.o ahead. >> one of the things i wanted to talk about was the vehicles, they said about having to restrain the dogs in the vehicles. i think that can actually be potentially dangerous. it kind of depends on the vehicle and the set-up, but i would find that hard. and that each vehicle needs to be approved. often i have to rent advance or vehicles because somebody's car has broken down. i have my vehicle which they can usually use, but there are occasions where i have to rent a u-haul or enterprise to make sure all the dog walkers get out and the dogs get walked. the other thing about the training course and the controlling of the pack, i took the course at dog tech, and they do a field training to make sure you can manage dogs and working with them in the field. i think that could be part of that training program that was proposed. i guess that's it. >> the word restrained used, that is not meant to be restrained as in tying the dog down. but in terms of like the proverbial 10 dogs in th

emmett bentley accepted a challenge by shaq. said the first person to get a tattoo of charles barkley and referee kissing at the all-star game of 2007 would get $1,000. emmett signed up for twitter and posted a picture of his new ink. >> if i get the $1,000, great. if i don't it is cool to get my 15 minutes. >> emmett's body already sports unique ink, including a couple of skulls, mug of beer and -- >> you got to keep that tattoo for a while, was it worth a grand? >> i'd get the grand first. >>> next, it is a good time to be a 49er fan tattoo or not. finding team memorabilia and playoff tickets can be a challenge. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a holiday. east bay mud crews worked over time in berkeley yesterday. a water main break caused all kinds of problems. up great their work, coming up next. >>> next, millions in unpaid parking tickets. the large amount that could be helping muni with its huge budget deficit. >>> cold weather still grips great lakes, midwest down to florida, where 57. they are worried about the citrus

>> ah, emmett was delightful at christmas. he's quite a kid. he's very focused. very relaxed.t, either. he's a blessing. it was shocking. my daughter spencer and emmett and my daughter greer and my daughter mason and my son jude spent the night. >> jimmy: does kate allow -- will she allow the boy to call her grandmagr grammer? >> i'm not sure. >> jimmy: we'll hash it out. give her a call. we'll be right back with kelsey grammer. [ male announcer ] cookies with smooth caramel and chocolate. ♪ hmm twix. also available in peanut butter. okay, guys, are you ready to see your new kitchen? yes!!! me too. let's go. take a look!! ahhh. here. we. go! it looks amazing! you didn't do anything. you just put bud light on the counter. exactly. it totally opens it up. we gave it a fun vibe. clearly this is a room people want to hang out in. [ male announcer ] it's the sure sign of a good time. the just right taste of bud light. here we go. the landscapers are here. nice. car insurance companies say they'll save you by switching, you'd have, like, a ton of dollars. but how are they saving you

guilty of assault and a hate crime, now to a tragic story, two friends who did everything together, emmett smith, and courtney angeles, the two girls were hit and killed on martin luther king, jr. boulevard. an hour later, police pulled over a car with two people, they charged reuben dunn and his girlfriend, and after running a tanker truck, loaded with thousands of gallons of fuel, stolen from the eastern store, somebody cut through the. >>> finally as we look back on the year 2011, we turn to the one-two punch from hurricane irene and tropical storm lee. and more than four and a half million homes and businesses were without power, she was also blamed for 48 deaths in many states, and in married, several inches of rain, massive flooding in the wake, the area was without power for several days, homes, businesses were flooded, and trash and debris covering roads. and incredible stories, some sad, some left you scratching your head, others brought our community closer together, through it all, we worked to change the stories working for you. >>> all right, looking at 2012. >> yeah, you watc

the 24-year-old was an explosive ordinance technician emmett graduated in 2006 and went to carroll community college before joining the air force. he entered the active duty in 2009. >>> a hunting accident in prince george's county lead to criminal charges. a group of five people were hunting deer on oxon hill road when one person accidentally shot by another person who was shooting at a deer. charges have been filed against the shooter and other members of the party for neglect hunting and hunting without written permission and illegal use of buck shots. the shooting victim suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> -- injuries. >>> edward payton will receive a award for his bravery. he was off duty when he learned about a gunman at the discovery building and went to help hostage and provide de-- hostages and provide details about the scene. >>> news time is 5:06 and power outages now. [audio not understandable] what mother nature has planned while giving residents a break. >>> age and memory. you may not be too young to be forgetful. we will tell you why and how when "good morning maryland

bill emmett, former editor of "the economist" and tokyo correspondent for the magazine and now writes a column for "the times." his best seller predicted the bursting of the japan economic bubble in the late 1980s. he foresaw the japanese economy would come back. what does he think now? business anchor ron madison asked emmott for his views. >> good to see you. back in 2010 when china looked poised to overtake japan as the world's second largest economy, you wrote an article that basically said don't count japan out. of course, several things have happened since 2010. we had the march 11th disaster here in japan, and the yen hit historic highs as well and its continued strength is driving production now out of the country and hurting the nation's exporters. i wonder how your outlook has changed? >> basically, my outlook hasn't been changed by events in the past year, although 2011 was a tough year for japan, thanks especially to march the 11th. but i don't think that the yen's rise is all that important. inflation adjusted terms, it hasn't risen that much. the real issue is domestic p

my name is emmett miller and i manage metro tails. we are a dog walking service in the city. my only request would be that you take into account how it will impact a business that has multiple employees. we have roughly 10 employees. we basically already comply with everything thaw are proposing. we have a seven-dog limit. we provide 60-80 hours training to our employees. but for us, this is always going to be the financial impact of everything that you are doing. >> what is that financial impact? >> i am sorry? >> what is that financial impact? >> if we are going to have to pay like a permitting fee per employee, and aim just getting up and i do fully support it, but with training, as long as we are allowed to do our training in house. supervisor wiener: is there a copy of the revised? ok. and then -- >> hhi, good afternoon. i own a small company called little buddha walking. -serviced on is basically disabled, and i do one walk per day. i think anywhere between seven and 12 or so dogs is kind of my comfort level. i have to say, it is hard to sometimes pick of the dogs, and

i am convinced, he told his speech writer, emmett j. hughes, the supreme court decision will set back black progress in the south by 15 years. the president knew most white southerners would oppose brown. and as he wrote to his friend, john haslett, laws are ratherly effective unless they represent the will of the majority. when pressed on his personal opinion of the court's decision, he would simply say that it was the ruling of the law of the land, and as the president he was required to enforce it. most telling, however, the president steadfastly refused to endorse the decision of the court, more importantly, to speak out on the immorality of desegregation. as presidential press secretary james hagerty later remembered, after brown, he said, after brown civil rights became a whole different ball game. indeed, it did. and it was a game that would result in the confrontation at the little rock school desegregation cries. that that crisis, eisenhower's policy, trusted policy of moderation, would prove woefully inadequate. not that he di

. >> reporter: what can people do before emmett-filing and -- filing and how can h&r block help. >> gather your documents now and make sure when you have your document enter the data accurately. h&r block can help you. get your maximum number of credits and deductions and materials organized. h&r block has been doing it for over 50 years and would be happy to a help you this year worse people are waiting for the w-2 in the mail. is there anyway to get the taxes started sooner before they receive the w-2 form. >> you have to wait until january 30th. and that's when your employers required to mail it out. probably about a week after that, the 4th or 6th you will see the w-2 and you can file your return. but you need your w-2 to file the return initially after about the 15th or so you can probably use the last pay stub but we encourage you to use your w-2. >> reporter: you can give us some questions on the facebook page and he will hopefully answer them for you. for now reporting live, corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> in annapolis local lawmakers and residents are preparing to hear the governor

. >> let me call mar ya taylor, suzanne emmett to speak after you.o ahead. >> one of the things i wanted to talk about was the vehicles, they said about having to restrain the dogs in the vehicles. i think that can actually be potentially dangerous. it kind of depends on the vehicle and the set-up, but i would find that hard. and that each vehicle needs to be approved. often i have to rent advance or vehicles because somebody's car has broken down. i have my vehicle which they can usually use, but there are occasions where i have to rent a

emmett got that tattoo saturday. signed up for twitter and posted a picture of his new ink. >> at least if he responds, i get the $1,000, great if i don't it is still cool to get my 15 minutes. >> his body already sports unique ink, including skulls, mug of beer and homage to ac slater a character from the 90s tv show saved by the bell. >>> 6:20. is it better than barbie? the new toy for the apple addict who has everything. tes." i'm rob nelson. -thatis there a prize in there? is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are ose great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. superhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ since time began. not anymore. fiber one is bringing brownies back. at 90 calories, the only thing between you and chocolaty brownies... ♪ ...is a nicely designed package. ♪ you can have brownies again. fiber one 9

emmett tyrrell, the founder and editor-in-chief of the distinguished magazine, the "american spectator." he has written many provocative books and certainly none more provocative than "the new york times" best-selling boy clinton, the political biography. his latest volume which came out just a few months ago is called, after the hangover, the conservatives road to recovery. ladies and gentlemen we will begin with midge decter. >> can you hear me? i never live at peace with this technology. it is difficult for me to tell you adequately just how delighted i am to be here on this occasion, especially here in new haven, where i have not been since sometime in the winter of 1970 on a few days visit. from the sights and sounds i will tell you has never quite lets me. vacation i'm seeking of took place what was either the first or second year, i can't remember anything and i certainly can't remember that. [laughter] the first or second year that young women had first been accepted as undergraduates in this school. and as you may not made not now break into imagine, because things have progre

in our fusion center we have emmett, the enhanced mittation experienced tool kit. allows you to put some controls around specific applications within the windows environment so you can actually have application layer aslr, application layer depp on the machines. so that's, again, you know, we're learning by being forge inside fire, right? so for the past ten years we've really been under the scrutiny of the security community, and i think we've stepped up to that challenge. at the end of the day, if granny wants to install the dancing pigs screen saver and that's been trojanized, we try to make it so that folks have an informed decision of what they're installing on windows, but then we have teams that if something does get out of control, we take that legal and technical acumen, and we try to protect our customers in a new and, quite frankly, unique way for all of industry. >> wasn't there, i mean, if you go all the way back to the morris worm, it was a vulnerability used in part as its infection mechanism, what is it about buffalo overflows that are so hard to fi

said emmett till murder shocked my community in my grandfather ran a friend tom send worked with otherming martin luther king, jr. for the first visitation of the "i have a dream" speech. my grandmother was of member of the market scarf the back to africa movement and she fought the kkk and her small southern town. my granny kept a shotgun right by her front door a 00 shotgun. a i used to times would visit her in the summer, why do you have a shotgun? right by your front door? and mike greenwood look at me and put her hands on her hips and say marsha, if any of those pointy head people try to come through my door, and this is the last or they will ever come through in ohio. that was my grandmother. my mother fought the detroit school system when it tried to track me into special education. i remember coming home with a card that said i was special. and telling my mom. the schools as i am special. i am in a special education program and my mother very patient and loving said you are special but not the way that they mean. so the next day getting ready to go to school my mom was waiting

kimball edited a -- our third speaker will be emmett tyrell, the editor of american spectator. he has written many provocative books and certainly none more provocative than "the new york times" best selling "boy clinton," the political biography. his latest volume which came out a few months ago is called, "after the hang year. " the conservative's road to recovery. we'll begin with mitch decter -- midge decter. >> can you hear me? i never live in peace with these, this technology. it's difficult for me to tell you adequately just how delighted i am to be here on this occasion. especially here in new haven, where i have not been since sometime in the winter of 1970, on a few days' visit. whose sights and sounds i will confess to you have never quite left me. the occasion i'm speaking of took place during what was either the first or second year -- i can't remember anything, and i certainly can't remember that -- that young men were first accepted as undergraduates in this school, and as you may not by now begin to imagine, because things have progressed happily, the interest i