we have had layoffs galore and from cities that maintain their -- their police force structure. and so -- when i look at things -- that -- that we're doing, i worry about -- what it is that we can do to -- to, from your department, from what can we do to help these communities, state budget cuts have caused other cities in new jersey to close their police forces at alarming rates. a third of the police force in camden. over 100 -- terminations of in. december, i wrote asking if you wouldvi resources, could provide federal resources to assist our ailing cities. and i am pleased -- general, to department of justice budget it planning other steps that we can use to help protect new jersey from violent crime? >> well, we are certainly making sure that in terms of cops grants we do the best that we can there. i think we have a substantial amount of money in the budget. i note that, i spoke to the mayor of camden, at a reception, saw her. we have certainly, with regard to camden, in 2011, made available officers, $3.79 million. 2010, 19 officers, and we'll be looking at that kind of y

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there are so many irish words in english like galore, whiskey, balarney. students who are learning irish , we will go out after the class and celebrate and we will chat in a social environment. this is what language learning is about, to use this in a basic level. i am looking forward to st. patrick's day and the celebration of all things irish. going to some houses, having dinner together. those kinds of things that i enjoy. >> -- has become the first player to score 100 international. everyone knew that he would eventually reach the unprecedented landmark. that does not detract in any way from how brilliant he truly is. he made his debut as a 16-year- old in 1989. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers use their expertise in global finance to guide you through the business strategies and opportunities of international commerce. we put our extended global net

thing goals were scored in game with thirty three and if you missed any of them because here is goals galore. live. live. live. live to go. to go. live . to. live . live. plenty more over the next few months i'm looking forward to it that's all the sport for now is more in a couple of hours time say than. technology innovation. developments around russia. the future. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so sleep you think you understand it and then you blame something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything is off . i'm sorry in the big picture.

make sure you have the rain gear then but won't need it today. 63 degrees, sunshine galore. >>> let'sraffic with angela. good morning. >> good morning. heading out the door, looking pretty good, especially traveling around the city, the only trouble spot is police activity. that is going to be on lafayette avenue near monroe street. so just a brief slowdown there. otherwise looking pretty good, especially on the interstates through the city as well as our secondaries. a live look at i-95 north of 695, pace picking up a little but still no major delays to report. still clear on the inner loop and outer loop on the top side of the beltway as we look live at harford road. moving well between 95 and 83. as a matter of fact, your drive time pretty normal for now. southbound on the harrisburg expressway from shawan to the beltway, five minutes. and if you're on the west side of 695, outer loop from 795 to i-70, just a seven-minute drive. back to you. >>> a few moments ago we told you about a new study saying what makes men and women happy. men say they are happiest when their significant ot

two both winning there were sixteen goals in total so i sit back and enjoy all of them and those galore. live live live live . the. lead. well that's all the sport for now union will behave in a little under two hours time joining then. sure is that so much of the definition is on the mark as the syrian civil war crimes are on calls for an outside military intervention growing louder and louder while at the same time there is. if. you. see.

goals galore we capital fifteen goals from this week's action in the russian premier league as the season resumes ultra's winter break. of course we start with a historic night in the wife of champions league road barcelona and well nicosia have booked their places in the quarter finals the spanish side had double figures in their tie with wendy's nigger club by leverkusen but the night as it often does belong to lin l. messi the argentine became the first player in champions league history to school five goals in a single game is the path around the fire leverkusen seventy one encounter to record i tend to have victory it's the seventeenth patrick of the twenty four year old massacre his first ever five gold haul in one thousand now has fifty three goals in forty nine matches for club and country this season but is he the greatest player of all time his manager certainly thinks he's up there with the best. record of what i imagine that during this of on his era people used to say that there was nobody like him and then when crude came along people said there was nobody like him and with

goals galore we recap all fifteen goals from this week's action in the russian premier league as the season regimes after its winter break. the first we start with an historic night in the u.a.e. for champions league where barcelona and up well may can see out but their place is in the quarterfinals the spanish side hit double figures in their tie with wind is made by leverkusen but the night as it often does and long to live in are messy the argentine became the first player in champions league history to score five goals in a single game as the catalans beat by leverkusen seven one of the newcomers to record i tend to aggregate victory it's the seventeenth patrick of the twenty four year old pass a career but his first ever five goal haul it means he now has fifty three goals in fourteen are not cheers for club and country this season but is he the greatest player of all time while his manager certainly thinks he's up there with the best. record of what i imagine that you're in this if honest era people used to say that there was nobody like came and then when cruise came along peo

and dc united goes galore.ne of the sweetest you'll see in a while next >>> and now 9 sports with dave owens, the best sports in town. >> all right, guys. it's not what the caps want to do. it's what they have to do. scoreboard watch during games. tv watch when they're at home. that's life when you don't take care of your own business and you require a little assistance. they have come to expect to make the playoffs. well, need a little help to make the playoffs. they help themselves a little last night. but now thomas lacoon is busted up. braden hopy. talk about being rushed in the service. yikes. >> they got some experience. and michael has been here for a couple of years. that's pressure cooker. last year the playoffs. >> in philly and detroit they have played well. we sit down with our staff and we decide. >> all right. the team they're tied with buffalo hosting pittsburgh. is it possible to root for sidney crosby in this town. you better. there is sid the kid roasting buffalo on a friday night. a goal, thr

there's so much irish around us and in english, slang words and words we use, like the word galore, whiskey, these are irish words sofment we use some irish words without knowing it. >> students who are learning meet at the six-week course we will go out and celebrate and chat in a social environment. this is what language learning is about. be being able to take it outside the classroom and use it at a basic be level. >> i look forward to st. patrick's day. celebration of all things irish. >> we will be going to houses and having dinner. those are the thing izz enjoy. no one is going too crazy. maybe somewhere they are but that's not always the case. >> lots of glasses will be raised for the first-ever player in the history of the sport to score 100 international centuries. he's done it at the age of 38, achieving the feat in this one-day game against bangladesh. he been stuck in 33 innings, so everyone knew he would eventually reach this unprecedented landmark but still that inevitability doesn't in any way detract from how great he's been over the years and how many years he's been plaui

. >> a swimming pool, and luxury suites with tvs, and birthday party and grooming services galore, and multiple walks a day. those are a few aminute teas you will find. >> they are wowed by the facility. it's not every day you come and see dogs jumping in the pool. it's like a hotel. it's for the owners as well as the dogs and cats. we want it to be home away from home where you know we will take care of you. >> they base their business model on their passion for pets. >> my father shared his love of dogs with me, and at the time i didn't have children. i was not married. my dog always needed baby sitting. my father said, there's no place good enough for your dog and for my grand dog and there has to be other people like you. >> and that's how the firm turned this doggy dream into an old town reality. >> we consider dogs and cats our family. >> during their initial conversations, mark told his daughter that high-end pet care was an untapped market. >> nobody heard of a pet resort, or a spa for dogs and cats. you are kidding me? my dad used to say pioneers get their face in the mud and

questions, hope you're thinking of plenty of them because we've got time and we've got expertise here galore, i have two quick once i want to pose. the first really is let me just pick on tegan a moment. your report that came out yesterday identifies some agencies as no responding. the department of commerce not answering a letter, for example. i understand that those who got low grades this will call them out, but for those who didn't respond, what is the committee chairman going to do about it? i mean, there's got to be a next step because we all have had that experience with agencies not responding to us when we request was in or when we write letters. but when an important committee chair with oversight authority in this area gets dissed by the agency, what happens next? >> actually, the agency we cited, the department of commerce, did respond. they just did not give us logs. they sent as you letter explaining their foia program and giving us the statistics that are in their annual foia reports. our concern is that without their underlying information, we don't know if the information th

we've had layoff it's galore, and from cities that can't afford

sentiment is so against the president, he bashed them and supported occupy wall street, and he has taxes galore aimed at them. i don't thing they will make that case. i don't. but who knows. but so far and the republicans are beating themselves up good, with the numbers going to particularly romney. >>neil: thank you, buddy. now to the pain at the pump, up for ten straight days averaging $3.86 and a new plan by the administration could have the opposite effect of "drill, baby drill." >> department of agriculture is considering requiring extensive environmental review before issuing motors to those people who have leased land for oil and gas drilling over 140,000 families last year alone, many of them in rural areas and low income received $18 billion in loans or loan guarantees from the department. under the rural housing service program most of that money went to residents this states with the biggest growth in drilling in recent years including pennsylvania, texas, and the state of louisiana. the program is popular and it does not usually require a downpayment, and, as the financing has grown

. >>> hoops galore for youth sports fans and for other sports fans, too.ashington wizards all in action, lindsey murphy has a full deck of sports coming up here. right back after this break. tucker. >> after morning cloud, the sun came out with a beautiful afternoon. we are falling back into the 50s, even some 40s off to the north and west. what will your sunday have in store? i'll have all the details on your weather forecast coming up in a couple minutes.  >>> okay, so they say hope springs eternal. the nats getting underway. we can only hope they are the team that d.c -- >> there's a lot of excitement. >> 162 games, you add on a month of spring training. these guys play 200 games a year. spring training -- ease them back into it. i'm excited. the nationals are done with the every day grind of practicing and today held the first spring training game. bryce harper one for three. hernandez, we'll show you davey johnson, on the right, beginning his first full season. we are scoreless in the bottom of the fourth. chris johnson lifting the pitch to

we could get good news galore and it would be obscured by what we call the macro, if greece burped, italy belched, our good news meant nothing. we could reasonably anticipate a stock with a positive announcement would merely go down less than others. now consider how different things were today with the market's reaction to monthly retail sales. perennial ne'er-do-well gap stores, which tried to get me as spokesman for old navy with jeans, didn't do it. anyway, they came out with a monumentally fantastic number, a big turn in same-store sales and the stock went up huge, even as it had run and run and run into the number. how many times last year did we hear sell the news after a gigantic run? that sure didn't happen today. this is a fundamental change. it represents a reversion to the bull markets i'm used to from the '80s and '90s where good news gets rewarded instantly, even if a stock had already run in advance of that positive data point. this is big, people. how about this? same time, liz claiborne, man, what a crummy company, right? they reported missed estimates for both revenues a

upset galore in the tournament. duke. among the victims. and monty return only days after traded away would he light up the warriors only days after traded away would he light up the warriors sports  moo. >> coming up tonight at 11:00 o'clock we will continue our storm watch coverage of course as we have been recording wind rain are pelting the bay area. latest on the storm. plus you hear from the man who just had a tremendous fall on his lincoln town car. that's ahead in one hour on 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. full storm watch coverage coming up. spencer is following it for us. sandy here at 11. larry is here with a ton of sports. the quarterback manning. >> operating in stealth mode. 49ers worked out peyton one of 3 finalist in the running to sign the former colts quarterback. according to espn coach harbaugh flew to duke to watch manning. he missed all last season following neck surgery if healthy he's upgrade over alec smith who happens to be represented by tom con don also manning agent. well the

and today with this new ipad hitting the stores, we had teardown stories galore. of them as exciting or as violent as my pioneering efforts in the field. when everyone figured out the teardown strategy, it's more important than ever to analyze not just in the ipad or who isn't but who's gaining and losing steam with apple which could be making tens of millions of these gadgets buffering the order books and adding profits to the coffers of a very, very few chosen. with the help of cnbc contributor stephanie link who is research director of my charitable trust, i've compiled a list of the obvious and nonobvious ways to profit from the teardown. first, as we keep hearing about the big winners, qualcomm, which my charitable trust decided to go with broadcom. it gets about 10 bucks per ipad. that's not yet reflected in the stock price. it has huge exposure to 4g, the next generation wireless technology that's going to make it so i am going to try to get one of these this weekend. and pretty much everyone else uses 4g, uses qualcomm stuff. i just fear there isn't a soul

today aztec sans come to celebrate the busy day and they have a lot of fun festivities is boy, food galore prepared for all the people here and this is a place where you will get the true essence of texas. and throughout the morning we're going to learn all about the history of this day and how texas celebrates especially those living in our area. we're going to discover all the wonderful things hill country has to offer and even learn the two steps in the 9:00 hour. and like everything in texas we are doing it big this morning. you don't want do go anywhere. >> sure are. all right annie, those look great. we want to say good morning to claire thomas, she's our facebook fan of the day today. this is a photo of her and her mother, who's celebrating a birthday tomorrow. if you want to be monday's fan of the day, find us on facebook by searching fox 5 morning news. no space between fox and the number 5 and then post a comment under the lovely photo. that does it for 6:00. >> time now to send it over to allison and tony to take us through the rest of the morning. >> good friday morning, have a

this political sector is wrapped in green, money that has super pacs in millions galore. for $38,000 last week, you could have seen the president and gazed upon oprah and tyler perry. also last week for about 3 grand, you could have snagged a front row seat on wall street with mitt romney to talk about venture capital. and who could forget this? vice president joe biden saying the republicans don't understand the middle class. you had to pay $10,000 per couple to hear that message in person. money, as one california politico said ten years ago, is the capitalist. $45 million raised for obama, 11.5 million for romney. we act like this money chase is somehow normal. so why do we tolerate a system in which our leaders spend most of their time hustling for cash to get reelected, which means they spend every spare moment listening to wealthy americans gripe about things like taxes instead of everyday americans whose problems are far more serious? we start with politico's david lef en -- leventhal. give them the full picture. what's the total bill going to be this year for auct

tiny critters galore. >> oh, man, there's a lot of ostracods. >> oh, there's hundreds of them! yea!e areas haven't been sampled before. it doesn't look like perfect habitat for fish or bugs so we weren't sure we'd find very much at all. we have found a variety of things that live here and that's really great. >> reporter: everything they find-- the snails, leeches and tiny custraceans-- all must be able to survive the dry summer months. >> so they need special adaptations to survive the dry period and be around the next year when the water comes back. >> it may not be the habitat we had back before anybody was here but it certainly beats a subdivision. >> reporter: many biologists write off agricultural land as hopelessly lost for wildlife. but this study proves fish can thrive. that means how farmers operate has broad implications. >> we use a fair number of herbicides and pesticides. and there's some concern they might show up in the water. >> reporter: the study found pretty good water quality. researchers especially praised farms like george pugh's which stopped tilling the soil

with fresh fruit and vegetables galore. each morning, the meals are trucked to schools like potomac lighthouse in northeast d.c. where kids get low-fat, low-cal alternatives to today's traditional fare. though thisays alth food wasn't instantly recognizable. >> milk, butter, squash? >> uh, squish. >> we had pasta, and it was really good, and the butterscotch. it was good. i ate some of it. >> reporter: the mystery veg? butternut squash. khala valentine said she knew the value of eating well. >> you want to keep healthy because you don't want to get sick because you're eating all those fatty foods and die. so that's why you should eat healthy. >> rorter: for the "b" corp vision to be long-lasting, it may depend on young people starting new businesses embracing it. warby parker, for instance, a hip eyeglass maker in manhattan's soho that's broken the big company stranglehold on the prescription market, selling designer specs for $95. co-founder neil blumenthal: >> the dirty little secret in the eyewear industry is that glasse

we have had layoffs galore and cities that cannot afford to maintain their police force structure. so, when i look at things that we're doing, i worry about credit is the weekend due, from your department, from others. what can we do to help these communities? newark, camden, other cities in new jersey have cut their police force at alarming rates. the police force in camden, over 100 terminations of police officers in newark, new jersey. this december i wrote to find out if you would provide federal resources, a federal resources could be provided to assist our ailing cities. i am pleased to see an increase in the budget there. the department of justice, claiming other steps that we can use to help protect people of new jersey from violent crime. >> we are certainly making sure that in terms of grants, we're doing the best we can. we have a substantial amount of money in the budget. i spoke to the mayor of camden at a recession. certainly, with 2011, with what we made available, there was money to hire 19 officers with $4.2 million. we will be looking at the unique situation again

into the old eu trap signing grand statements about deficit discipline and after that go and spend galore. how on earth they're going to put the two together, of course, is a different question. you just mentioned the spanish unemployment numbers. unemployment clearly a big problem in many countries and talk about deficit reduction, the dutch, the netherlands, from the german hard core austerity camp, they're not going to meet or very likely not going to meet the deficit targets. they're going to have a deficit overshoot of 4.5%, above the 3% they should reach so it's not something is that's only in graes or only in spain. >> all right, silvia, for now thank you very much indeed for that. let's bring in for the first hour today the senior investment k columnist at "the financial times." at the moment, john, markets have sort of been rallying on, i guess, big liquidity injections. when will the subpar growth rates in the peripheral come to weigh? >> when will they begin to weigh on the markets is when the supply of easy money clearly dries up and that's unclear when the moment is going to

we have had layoffs galore, from cities that cannot afford to maintain their police force structure. when i look at things we are doing, i worry about what it is that we can do from your department and from others. what can we do to help these communities? state budget cooks -- cuts in new jersey to cut their police force at alarming rates, a third of the police force in camden, over 100 and terminations of ark.ce officers in new yor i wrote asking if you could provide a federal resources to assist our ailing cities. i as to see an increase in the budget for cops. are there other steps we can use to help protect new jersey from violent crime? >> we are certainly making sure that in terms of cost grants that we do the best we can there. we have a substantial amount money in the budget. i just spoke to the mayor of camden at a reception. in 2011 we made available moneys to higher 14 officers, $3.9 million. we will be looking at that unique situation again this year. we are putting in task forces to help to the extent that we can as well. there are a variety of ways in which the federal

we have energy galore. a man from china told me he thought they had figured out what we were doing for our energy policy. we kept declaring all our energy off-limits, more and more of it we wouldn't use the energy we got. may have more -- we do have more energy when you consider all the resources than any other country in the world. while the president is deriding america for using too much energy, we make the world safer, we make the world more peaceable, we make the environment cleaner. when manufacturers leave america and go to other places in the world, they pollute four to 10 times more in most of the places that those manufacturers are going to. you really care about the environment, well, keep them here. many of them are union jobs. you'd think the unions would embrace what we're trying to do rather than what the president's doing. but i understand it runs deep. we have health care that's been rammed down the throats of americans. the majority didn't want it. the elections were being led in 2010. all

we have had layoffs galore, from cities that cannot afford to maintain their police force structure. when i look at things we are doing, i worry about what it is that we can do from your department and from others. what can we do to help these communities? state budget cuts in new jersey to cut their police force at alarming rates, a third of the police force in camden, over 100 and terminations of police officers in newark. i wrote asking if you could provide a federal resources to assist our ailing cities. i as to see an increase in the budget for cops. are there other steps we can use to help protect new jersey from violent crime? >> we are certainly making sure that in terms of cost grants that we do the best we can there. we have a substantial amount money in the budget. i just spoke to the mayor of camden at a reception. in 2011 we made available moneys to higher 14 officers, $3.9 million. we will be looking at that unique situation again this year. we are putting in task forces to help to the extent that we can as well. there are a variety of ways in which the federal governme