unfortunately i was in new york at the time so i didn't get the door hanger until i got back about a week later. the minute i got back i called her and said what's going on, please come. she scheduled an appointment as soon as she was able and she came and there were no -- she performed an inspection, very thorough inspection of the whole building. no violations whatsoever. the only reason that this whole thipg, i asked her, could it just get erased from the record and she said, no, because you weren't there when i first came by. just, you know, very unfortunate that i was out of town when she came. she came without warning, she didn't call and make an appointment or anything, she just showed up. i didn't khaifrpg a thing during those two weeks. it was the same as it was if she rang the bell and i let her in. she didn't see anything different from what she would have seen when she came by and left the door hanger, which i understand. so the violation was still on the books and she couldn't retract it but she could abate it. and she did abate it. sorry, there's one more document from

now she grabs the top off the hanger. she balled it up in her hand and, watch, didn't even try to hide it that well. >> oh, my god. this girl is a pro. she is so smooth. i didn't see her roll that first top up. and i'm watching for this. >> she's not going for quantity, she's going for quality. >> schenn th >> then she's covering her tracks. she is hiding the empty hanger. she got away. they're looking for her. >>> let's go to central ohio where you see these vending machines. you're thinking how is a robber going to break into that? this guy shows us how. he starts messing with the machine. what surprises me is he keeps going back and forth. he's doing something. he's got something to get in this machine. he's eventually successful. and once he gets the door open, he goes back to steal what was inside. he finally puts on his hood about 3 1/2 minutes into this whole thing as if he hasn't already been seen on camera. >> i love how people think this through. it's like some magic cloak that just makes them invisible. i have

we will be covering the cliff hanger late tuesday night. right through the victory and the concession speeches. i love concession speesms. we're going to do a better survey and predictors than ever before in television history of course. it's great, however, to look back at how this medium, television, our tv forefathers lacked, all the stuff we have today. take a look at john cameron swayze. he's on the far left there. on the very first presidential election night on television. 1948. >> governor thomas e. dewey. today conceded the presidential election to president truman. >> when you see the restrained glee of the democratic headquarters and the unabashed sadness, emptiness of the republican quarters, file as one individual a sense of humility. what a lucky thing that three little fellas like us on this new and tremendously growing thing like television had a chance to play a part in it. >> the next four years, to be a democrat in the white house and you're looking at him. [applause] chris: well, a close election just kept on ticking. he

that's what it sounds like. >> you can lose big-time. >> you like hc as a cliff hanger trade? >> i do and we saw a bunch of call volume in this one. one buy 1,500 of the jan 2014. so the break even is 34.30. they expect big things for the stock. it is way above where it has been. if part of the deal is that obama care is fully funded then all of the hospitals across the country ended up getting about 40 million new paying users, pag patients. good news for all of the hospital systems. >>> got to take a break here but buyer's beware. unibonds may not be the safe haven you may think they are. find out what is at stake for this trade right after this. [ male announcer ] the markets keep moving. make sure the news keeps coming with thinkorswim by td ameritrade. use the news links breaking stories with possible breakout stocks, options with potential opportunity, futures and forex with in-depth analysis. it's an all-you-can-eat buffet for all things trading. thinkorswim by td ameritrade. it doesn't just deliver news. it's making news. trade commission free for 60 days, plus get up

this is, of course, the second cliff hanger that the united states has faced in two years, the first being the debt ceiling debacle. how did the world's greatest democracy start functioning so badly? maybe the next president can try to fix this broader problem. but first the fiscal cliff. unless congress act, the spending cuts and tack increases that would be triggered automatically next january would take 5.1% out of the country's gdp in one year according to the congressional bucket office. that would be one of the most severe experiments with austerity in history, larger than anything greece, spain, italy, or the united kingdom has tried. in fact, it's almost three times the size of britain's austerity program. and the results of those european programs have thus far been a dramatic slowdown in economic growth and a sharp spike in unemployment. once again, the rhett of the world watches to see if the united states, the center of the global economy, will actually commit economic suicide. the most puzzling aspect of our dilemmas is how manageable they are. unlike greece or spain or

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they turned this swear hanger deck around all right night and turned it into a conference room and it looks absolutely beautiful. thank you, captain, and your entire crew. i'm going to make this short because we're already running a little bit behind schedule, but san francisco fleet week for the third year is organized with i object credible participation from city, civilian agencies from all around the region and all of us our fabulous united states military, the coast guard has been fabulous in providing assets to protect everybody out on the bay. it is one heck of a logistics program to get this whole program started and here we are the culmination of nearly a year of planning. we've had exercises, we've had lots of meetings down in san francisco up at the marines memorial, this is a fabulous program, we had a great medical exchange yesterday. senior leaders seminar third year in a row has gotten a lot of attention. we have a lot of new people who haven't been here for the past couple years, we have a lot of people who have been here for the last 3 years, and one of the major cons

howard county police say two men confronted the night hanger and opened fire, striking him multiple timesas able to get back inside where two employees called for help. customers could hardly believe it. >> it's crazy for it to happen in this area. >> it's unbelievable. i don't know what reason they did it. >> a sign of the fast food restaurant says the drive-through is open until 4:00 in the morning and sits in a small strip mall off minstrel way. witnesses tell abc 7 the manager ran next door to the gas station to buy something and was on his way back to the restaurant when the two men apparently ambushed him. nearby businesses are telling their late shift workers to be extra cautious. >> if you are working alone, we advise to the people do not come out when you are working alone. >> in this quiet suburb it has those who live here a little bit unnerved. >> i've been here for 20 some years. and it just don't happen like that. i don't understand what's going on. >> now that manager was flown by medical vac in critical condition and police are looking for the two man who shot him. abc 7 ne

tonight cliff hanger. could american express fall victim to the fiscal cliff. we have an options trade to quadruple your money in just two months. risk one make five. how would you like to quintuple your money in home depot by the end of the year? it is the options trade on the big box retailer and they'll show you how you can make money, too. >> why are all the traders banking on the shares. the action begins now. >>> live from the nasdaq market site i'm melissa lee. these are the traders and the best thing you can say right now for stocks is that the market is closed. fiscal cliff plus earnings equals pain. is a selloff creating opportunities for you. the market is in two camps here. disney and group on and fiscal cliff names. how do you navigate this? >> i think you have to be cautious. when we headed into the election the market had pretty adequately digested a weak earnings picture and then we had the uncertainty come. to me there wasn't a lot of uncertainty about what the outcome of the election was but there was a lot of hope built into the market and th

and condoleezza rice, not being down for the struggle, as being oreos or hanger chief head negros, all of these used by left wing african-american women against conservatives and it's no problem, but it's only when you criticize the content of their character not the color of their skin or gender all of a sudden it's racist and sexist. >> i mean, where is the evidence of racial evidence in the questions of what she's done or said. it's not as if she is a reporter who to work with the material you give it and friday and confirm it. she had accessed to the classified. she should have known that that material could be new andsed. she could have done a great many things, instead, jake tapper and others praised her as a good soldier. and msnbc suggested that the optics are very good for the democrats because any questions raise abouted her will be interpreted as racist and i think so that's wrong. >> or saw as racist. and maureen dowd, and dan, if they had to vote for susan rice and nothing would make a big chunk of the chatting class in the media in president obama's second term to be sort

wellness check, or "i'm ok" door hangers. someone who want to participate, if a neighbor does not see that this is someone they can check on. there was a lot of information. now i will go into more detail on the legislation that we are proposing. in the recommendations, we suggested having grab bars in bathrooms. in the server we found that less than half of seniors and people with disabilities that we talked to reported having grab bars. not everyone is coming out and saying we need grab bars. people don't necessarily realize that is a problem until people fall. we know that is a major source of injury. in terms of the financial impact going back to the city to say look at the money we are spending on hospital bills on people who slip and falls when that can be prevented by having grab bars in bathrooms. that is one thing we want to work on, and working phone jack along with affordable telephone service. working phone jacks are required by state law; a residential hotel, tourist hotel is required to have that. pretend that i

a while ago gas companies approached her with offers for the mineral rights on the property is my hanger in my wind sock the checks were too big to resist even for a prius drive us there was one that was pretty close to three hundred thousand the last one i catch some of them already but. the leases ran out so anyway this last one however they took back and decided that they just weren't going to do it but they lead me to believe that had they drilled i could easily make thirty thousand a month but have bonanza's hit a wall the local council has now sided with the fracking opponents and imposed a moratorium on development if there's a gas leak and they're doing a barbecue or they're smoking for the moment a golden overland and his supporters have won out my daughter is still in a developmental phase right she's four years old and no one can tell me what the long term effects on things like hormone production and ovaries and what not. it can protect herself from seventy can't sing can't snaps but while suburbs battle with worrying new residents the frak is a descending upon a vast swathes

. >> this is a little coat hanger. >> reporter: as she began talking with other people about their experiences, she began to understand why her parents had barely mentioned the camps. they didn't want their children to feel negative about america, the country where they were growing up. this too arose out of the japanese mindset of gaman. >> i'd like for them to think of the people behind these, their human spirit and how much they had, you know, worked from an inner strength. >> reporter: bearing the unbearable and remaining positive, that was the spirit of the japanese-americans that gave rise to the art of gaman. >> people showing their endurance and patience. >>> people in northern japan are wearing their heavy coats as they deal with wintry conditions. sayaka mori tells us more in her world weather forecast. >> hi, there. winter has already kicked off in northern japan. we've been seeing snow showers since last saturday. we have some footage coming out of hokkaido, so let's take a look. the latest first snowfall on record sunday. it has been snowing thanks to strong, cold air cresting ove

today's first look: traders and investers are feeling better about the possible ending for the cliff hanger in washington. they were buying the market with both hands on monday, leaving green arrows pointing higher across the screen for stocks and commodities. federal reserve chair ben bernanke speaks today at a new york economic club meeting. he's expected to talk about monetary easing and the economic recovery. eurozone leaders meet today to talk about bailout funding for greece. and the world bank says more droughts are likely world-wide as global temperatures continue to rise. violence is ratching up in the middle east. john brady of rj o'brien joins us now for a look at the trading day from cme group. good to have you on the show this morning. > > thank you much. > > oil prices were higher yesterday by almost 3% during the session at one point. is the middle east the main driver behind the move? > > i don't think so actually. i think the the strength in crude was mirrored by strength in other commodities as well, and specifically risk assets had a super day on monday with the idea that

. >> reporter: the subject of the biggest cliff-hanger ever. [ gunshot ] the question who shot j.r. catapulted larry hagman into tv history. for more than a decade hagman was the character audiences couldn't get enough of. the wicked, scheming j.r. ewing. the 81-year-old was reprising his role as j.r. in the tnt reboot of "dallas." >> you're not a kinder, gentler version of yourself? >> oh, hardly. >> reporter: along with family, his co-stars were at his side when hagman died at a dallas hospital friday. finally succumbing to the throat cancer he'd been battling. in a statement to nbc co-star linda grey said "larry hagman was my best friend for 35 years. he was the pied piper of life and brought joy to everyone he knew. the world was a brighter place because of him." on the site of the real-life south fork ranch outside dallas, fans mourned the loss of the tv legend. >> it's really sad. i mean, to hear. because his character just made the show. >> reporter: hagman was also remembered for his role as major nelson in "i dream of jeanie." friday night barbara eden reminisced about her

was shot in that 1980 cliff-hanger [ gunshots ] -- the world spent months asking "who shot j.r.?"er. record households tuning in to learn the answer, it was j.r.'s scheming sister-in-law kristin. hagman himself in theater before tv. a five-year run on "i dream of jeannie." the astronaut and the genie who loved him. >> master, it's almost 3:00 in the morning. get some sleep. >> reporter: in fact, when "dallas" began, linda gray said she remembers the day the cast first met. she said he still looked like the astronaut who loved that genie. until he said hello, darling. she said she then thought, this is going to be fun, and fun it was. linda gray saying he was a friend who brought joy for everyone he knew. he was an original. >> j.r. ewing. a tv icon. that is what's making news in a tv icon. that is what's making news in amer captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >>> good monday morning. cyber monday as i'm being reminded, thanks for joining us,

i am honored to be speaking to a group of people and that would include i think everybody in this hanger deck who is part of that cadre of individuals who when bad things happen and everybody runs out, your job is to run in. it doesn't get better than this coming out here. the a's are in, the giants are in. back in dc's the national's had the best -- who would have thunk it. and being on this ship, skipper pringle, congratulations on a great ship and a superb crew. as you get higher up in the navy you get less and less opportunity to be on a ship as i head back to the bureaucracy, my only request to you is for god's sake take me with you. i'll work in the engine room, i'll chip paint, i'll do anything to be hayes-white gray and underway. i'm responsible to them primarily for our wartime mission. my job is the readiness mission, as is yours. i have to be ready for the next big thing whatever it is. it may be somebody that's blown up, it may be a unit taking fire, it may be a mass casualty, it may be mass relief or to those of our neighbors and allies, it may be somebody getting ready to d

we really -- this is a -- could be a cliff hanger. >> belva: we seem to be able to talk about most things, very little about issues in this whole election cycle, because there's been such a predominant tax and other groups contributing to races. again, we feel the ping of money when it comes to the congressional race. >> absolutely. and sacramento in particular has been an incredible hot bed of spending on congressional races because there are actually four pretty well contested races that sort of fall within that media market. there's the seventh district, where republican incumbent dan lundgren is in serious trouble as democratic challenger takes a second bite at the apple and that's considered a tossup race. jerry mcnearny is the only democratic incumbent who is considered to be a tossup in california, just got moved to that column yesterday by the cook political report. he faces a 25-year-old republican newcomer named ricky gill. >> both those races, those are indian-american candidates, could make them the first in congress. that's an interesting thing. >> and then there's a latino c

we are listening to voters we are not using political door hangers that end up as garbage on our streets and alienate voters. our campaign collaterol is all reusable including grocery bags, we need to walk the walk of sustainability. >> i am running for district five supervisor, and i humbly ask for your vote in this important election. thank you. >> hi i'm john riso. i lived in district five for 27 years with my wife and daughter, my daughter went to the public schools here in san francisco. i'm running in san francisco as supervisor to fix some of the city's most pressing problems. i am very interested in fixing education. i was elected twice by the voters to the community college board where i have been dealing with tough issues, such as corruption, severe budget deficits and mismanagement. i have been able to make tremendous progress on all of these to fix the problems. now we need to return our attention to the city's schools. the city is not doing enough to help the district. we have a, shrinking cool year while the classes are increasing in size. >> i want to address the affordabl