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to tell you little bit about that addiction as told through the story of a writer named goldsmith who wrote for wired and a bunch of other magazines and he had a unique experience with tetris in the '90s. it actually gives us the title and he's the guy who coined that phrase. he's a writer and he lived in mexico for a while and moved to japan and there was a 1990 trip and something caught his eye in the city. he watched man in a parked car. he was unaware he was being watched. but he was engrossed with something in his hand. he could see he was handing a nintendo game boy device. it was a new invention. after this initial encounter, he was seeing the game everywhere. he continued to see people with their heads staring down at the screen. kinda like pokÉmon go today. he returned to japan pretty wanted to retreat to the countryside to work on his novel but first he arranged to stay with the german friend in tokyo for a week. to pass the time while his friend was at work, he picked up a japanese version of the game boy machine which he had seen people playing in new york. at the time, th

but it's clara goldsmith. kennedy, mojo, you are so bad. i like it.o is yolo for dyslexic. thank you so much for watching the show tonight. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. >>> good evening, everybody. the clinton campaign is reeling from more controversy tonight. critics calling for the resignation of communications director jennifer palmieri. the issue, a leaked e-mail exchange from 2011 when center for american progress senior fellow john halpin mocked prominent media moguls for raising their children catholic writing, "it's an amazing bastardization of the faith. they must be attracted to the systematic and severely backwards gender

. - jonathan goldsmith, who was the architect of the western reserve, the sign says historic district. that's right, we are in painesville and this is a terrific show. not too far from where i live, yet i come here, i see all these beautiful things. this is david. david's sort of in charge of this little bit. - i'm the executive director of the downtown painesville organization. - there ya have it. don't even need a card for that one, right? - so he's the guy that's gonna help me figure out some of these beautiful buildings here, because painesville has a rich history and that really started with some very specific and beautiful architecture. - correct. down here on mentor avenue we have 34 homes and businesses jonathan goldsmith, who was the architect of the western reserve, one of his homes down there was built in 1820. next to that we have the historic fitzerald's irish bed & breakfast. - [david moss] okay so i'm looking down the street there, so this architect you're talking about, he's built houses and buildings all over the western reserve? - [david] correct. and there's eight e

goldsmith is a writer, he went to mexico for a while and he had a 1990 trip from new york to japan when something unusual caught his eye. he watched a man sitting in a car in tribeca. the man was unaware he was being watched but he was engrossed with something small in his hand. leaning closer he could see he was holding a nintendo game boy device. still a new invention that he was concentrating on a game which turned out to be tetris. after this initial encounter using the game everywhere with tetris zombies staring down at handheld devices as they do now with pokÉmon. he thought it was an interesting cultural moment but nothing more about the wade's head. he wanted to retreat to the countryside in japan but first arrange to stay in tokyo for a week. to pass the time he picked up a japanese version of the game which he had seen people playing in new york. it came packaged with a single game cartridge, tetris. the moment he fired it up, things changed. his one week visit led to a month. he was chained to the game. he sat in a guestroom entering only out for food and batteries. he knew t

brad: he olds quinn's goldsmith. he says business is good for an election year but says the future is in doubt. >> there is no doubt in my he is a business person. our country has a national debt that is about to explode. brad: but in a divide that matches the nation, beverage salesman james warren tells us he feels just as strongly that he must vote for hillary clinton. >> it means a lot. i have two daughters. for me, i am going to look at a person that represents if future. for me, pretty brad: so we are still out here talking to folks. when we come back at 5:00, you hear more from the her chants. this is a town built -- merchants of the town. this is a town built on small businesses. they have a case they want to make and they want to heard. you'll her more at 5:00. in occoquan, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: see you then. thanks. coming up next on the votetrak 2016 map, tomorrow brad bell goes to silver spring and wheaton. that is where only the beltway michelle: while there are a lot of negative views of both p

been about, inside the government, lawyers and others, the current head of the fbi, jim comey, jack goldsmith, professor at harvard, then a justice department lawyer, recognized that the surveillance authorities that were being used were not justified by the way they had been legally laid out by john yu and did their best -- >> jim comey was heroic, and mentioned the store in your book, heroic in standing up for this while he was the -- >> guest: and he was willing to put his reputation and his career at stake to say, look, this -- we can't do this. this is a guy who is pro law enforcement, who understanding the security -- >> guest: the director of the >> guest: yes, unders the security state and wanted to rein it back in and the fourth amendment still is not protected -- as protective as it used to be and we'll see where that conversation is headed. the patriot acted? ed a year ago. and the surveillance parts of it in specific, and -- cut there's some push to bring back the powers. so what is necessary, what isn't necessary? we haven't figured out as a country yet. that's what i mean by sec