hardy: it's not in terribly long. if we do find that the wood fibers are rather soft, we'll just set the window aside and work on it when it's drier. norm: okay, let it dry. wow! look at that, the glass pops right out, too. hardy: the glass comes out really easily. norm: are you able to save most of the glass or do you get a lot of breakage? hardy: we do. it depends on the type of glass and how old it is. sometimes it breaks easier than others, but most of the time, we get it all out. and you're working on a downdraft table here, so that absorbs any dust so it protects the workers and keeps your shop clean. hardy: exactly. norm: i noticed that some of the glazing appears to be red. yes. we often find the glazing was tinted depending on what the interior finish of the window was. so if it's red glazing, chances are the window was originally varnished on the inside. we often find black glazing if the window was black or gray on the inside. norm: so you're just matching the glazing to the interior finish color -- makes s

it crashed about 15 minutes later on interstate 287 in hardy, new jersey. investigators say the pilot talked about ice with air traffic controllers. the cause has not yet been determined. >>> tonight bay area law enforcement agents are serging for a man accused of two car jackings. >>reporter: officers swarmed on to this road with a suspect the in a december 7th car jacking that crashed a vehicle. after being spotted by police this morning on highway so 1. according to police, the suspect, fled on foot into the neighborhood he was spotted by one man. >> i was worried he'd be near my house. as you might know, he went in my neighbor's house and stole his car. >>reporter: the homeowner told me the suspect came into his home and forced him into the garage and made it clear he wanted his car. he says brown swung a golf club in a threatening manner and opened the garage door. he then ran outside and found a police officer to stop brown. >> please stop. >> he actually ran over a police bike in the process of escaping. the bike is on the ground tloefr crashed to pi

tonight, we have larry hardy.he founder of burning man and he is here to talk about the amazing place and phenomenon known as black rock city. he is one of the original planners and architects. we are going to talk about the path of burning man, the future as well. before we jump into the question that had to do with what is going on, tell us about your new headquarters and how that came to be, why the move into the heart of san francisco? >> well, we were on third street, in what is left of san francisco's industrial district , and we got lonely, really. [laughter] we saw real estate values dropping precipitously. as far as we were concerned, that was a good thing because it enabled us to move into market street. the city had encouraged us to do so, too, as they were very much interested in revitalizing market, 6th and market, which is essentially part of the tenderloin. we thought there were a lot of opportunities there. we know something about making urban environments vital. given the present political move, p

see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom hardy welcome to the big picture. world with. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. more news today violence has once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing corporations are old today. we're here in central mexico in a place where traditionally for many thousands of years corn has been planted in these lands over the years corn has changed and more recently it has been changing because of the introgression of industrial varieties of corn and most importantly because of the in for creation of transgenic corn we know that they are stretching the corn here we don't know how much and we want to be able to tell over the years over time whether there is more or less what kind of transgenic materials are here because the transgenic manipulation is invisible people around here don't even know that they are receiving the transgenic and they are growing them and they're pa

download free lodging house flooded video for your media projects and free media oh donna hardy dot com the new. witnesses. to history in the making. of testimony. ten stories that shapes two thousand and eleven on our t.v. . sets. i'm broadcasting live from our studios here in moscow it is the new year two thousand and twelve for about forty five minutes now and next on deck in baghdad nairobi in less than fifteen minutes they will be bringing in the new year as well while two thousand and twelve is finally here in moscow happy new year to all of you watching our team wherever in the world you may be russia has been marking the arrival of the new year with a grand fireworks displays and the celebrations across the whole country from all of us here we wish you a happy and prosperous two thousand and twelve twelve months ahead. now sports is next with anger. hello there thanks for watching the sport and these are the headlines policy papers lowly black manchester united three two at old trafford on third seventieth birthday. blog possible stall and regular length hair turned his back on

>>craig: there are plenty of hardy's to choose from. >> we have all kinds of things going on.e have three different deejays, we have a free buffet, a free champagne toasts, we have all kinds of fun. we have a brandy davis. >>craig: they are hoping the crowds will rise to the occasion of cinco de myself and other celebrations. the crews were busy sprucing up the streets as trucks were unloading non-alcoholic supplies. christmas in the park into the downtown ice rink will also be busy. these people were undecided about their plans but after a stroll down santa clara street on friday they are coming to san jose to party. >>catherine: still ahead, more on local celebrations and what you need to know if you are using public transportation. do not forget, our new year's live party, tomorrow night, the only local live countdown show. i will be hosted with gary radnich, it all begins at 11:30 p.m.. >>reporter: 8 2 lbs. squirrel monkeys the one from the san francisco zoo. i will tell you how thieves smuggled out undetected. >>catherine: in a developing story, is stolen monday at the sa

you know on offer was confirmed as alex he quit his replacement on friday but mr hardy expects a continuation of his predecessor's policies and dump him very conservative so. it's a very good news for the minister of finance because he will continue the politics which was originated by the minister former minister good reason and it means for the russians and you know for the external world the new world be very conservative and stable terms of finance. let's have a look at the markets oil is heading higher as investors bet that supply made tightening its science and u.s. crude stockpiles weak at a price for speculation of further sanctions against iraq and opec second largest producer markets in asia are mostly high on tuesday taking back a fraction of the previous session steep losses automakers are notable gayness on the motor added over to an hour and a mazda more of what i want to have hong kong shares of swill through it covered any training with chinese financial and property developers mark again as a string of recent losses. now less than one hour ahead of the opening bell must. be c

long term the reduction of trade barriers should spur russian companies to become more competitive hardy's marina costs or has more. it's been a long and bumpy ride to say the least russia force applied for membership back in nineteen ninety three but russia negotiator switched gears after seeing china's economic performance and two thousand and one talks and volved some sixty countries making it the biggest seam of its kind in the entire w t o history while the exception is good news for export oriented companies it can make life difficult for an official industries which will struggle to compete against foreign companies and these occlude agriculture engineering and the automotive sectors under the current the w t o regulations the average duty on imports of goods will drop to seven point eight percent from the current ten percent when it comes to agriculture it will come down to ten point eight percent from the thirteen point two and four manufactured goods that will decline to seven point three percent from the current nine and a half now one third of the new juices are expected to com

president said again has stepped down saying there's no hope for saving the fifty four year old rob thomas hardy bottom of the league and seven points from safety officer i think sixteen game winning streak you need to believe the twenty three million dollars needed to run the siberian side every year has become an affordable to make matters worse local government has decided they were no longer sponsor the son of one of the sponsors have called out as a result of an ongoing police investigation into claims to club officials bezel phones tom's next game a shared tour to be at that icon march third the first game after the winter break . while the icon draw is one of the league's wealthiest clubs and he has once again being linked with arsenal midfielder and russia captain and they are shoving his former agents they still lack this says the thirty year old who is hoping for a move from the emirates back to form a club's needs but isn't read his words not expressed in. dressed as his role is now filled by portuguese dancing so a move to angie in january could be more likely die a sign for love was

the event takes participants across the city guiding them to bars is hardy's. >>vicki: one of the largest gingerbread houses is on display in the bay area. the life-size creation can be seen at the fairmont hotel in san francisco. bill from 7500 gingerbread breaks and 1,500 lbs. of icing. it even has a real horse his cannot write a letter to santa. the good at coming up we will show you how this trend stole christmas stocking stuffers and the heisman trophy winner is being announced. we will tell you the lucky winner is and isn't. >>vicki: robert gifford one of the heisman. today, he praised his coaches and teammates. some >> at a great coach says ratings only come with great effort. we have certainly worked for this. for my teammates, i want to say thank you. as we say, the hotter the heat, the hotter the steel. when we compete, we win, we are baylor. >> he is the first ever winner from baylor. >>darya: the city of oakland has made it clear that it wants the oakland a's to stay in oakland. the mayor says a new stadium could be constructed in two possible sites

spring these days even trying to push it into russia thing is they're about twenty years too late about hardy. it is friday december ninth seven pm here in washington d.c. i'm christine freeze out there watching our team. well today is d.-day for the euro as leaders with the european union met in brussels to try to find a definitive solution to the region's debt crisis now a failure to come up with a solution said many could mean the failure of the euro zone and could set off dangerous economic fireworks that may have a wide spread negative impact on the global economy as you can imagine and this was the scene of high drama of course you put leaders from twenty seven countries in one room seventeen of which are euro zone members there are going to be some i guess you could say different interests at stake though the economy of the entire continent in some ways the entire world does rest upon what was decided now here's what's going on twenty six of twenty seven e.u. leaders agreed to move forward with a plan that includes fiscal discipline and more regular regulations britain has decided not

farce. [ laughter ] >> i'm going to be serious on this and say, babes in toyland, 1934 laurel and hardy that featured the march of the wooden soldiers. i used to watch it every christmas morning while self-mutilating. >> and cary grant and another guy, it's a great movie. >> first day of christmas movie. >> all right. [ laughter ] >> and andy levy. check out redeye. lu? i don't trade on luck. i trade on fundamentals. analysis. information. i trade tradearchitect. this is web-based trading, re-visualized. streaming, real-time quotes. earnings analysis. probability analysis: that's what opportunity looks like. it's all visual. intuitive. and it's available free, wherever the web is. this is how trade strategies are built. tradearchitect. only from td ameritrade. welcome to better trade commission free for 60 days when you open an account. >> greg: there is no show tomorrow. republican debated which is happening later tonight. coming on friday, we have gregg back and arizona congressman stops by the studio. interesting! >> and hey, how are you? >>. >> dana: you have a new radio show about

hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom hardy welcome to the big picture. so we try to get a couple of occupiers together so we could hold a panel discussion and i guess do it in something much like their general assembly democratic style take a look. hi guy thank you so much for joining us we've been covering occupy wall street since day one and our studio in washington we finally got a chance to come down here to speak to the people themselves and we've also spoken to a lot of journalists are a lot of people have been reporting on it but i want actual occupiers i want your stories so if you could first to start off by introducing yourself telling me who you are and why you're here and how long you've been here my name is paul are from what you you know are worker from los angeles california i came to new york to do a job and got postponed i happened across here and i'm just not content with the way that the direction the country is headed right now my name's mark bray i'm a peer c. student i'm a member of the occupy wall street

hardy and secondly a lot of people especially on the sidelines at least from what i can see it seems like they're really here is observers they've come to see what will happen if we go out onto the streets and of course we'll be here all day to see and bring you all the news on what happens that really i think it's certainly fair to say the biggest protests we've seen in russia for years indeed in the summer saying that these are the biggest protests seen in about twenty years since the time of the of the u.s.s.r. and as you were saying up perhaps people there not so much aligning themselves with certain political parties but perhaps showing a form of solidarity with what's going on in our life in central moscow thank you. live updates of the opposition meeting in moscow are available on our web site www dot com. now the dream of a united europe has been dealt a sucker punch by the u.k. after prime minister david cameron snubbed the other twenty six e.u. members london opted out of one of the most important political gatherings in the region's recent history aimed at saving the singl

they're very hardy animals. >> so are you, julie. >> this is a great one. >> talented animals. >> i won'tntee they won't poop on you. >> just two shopping days left. last minute holiday gifts after these messages. >>> good morning. christmas eve already here and a good part of the country is going to be snow free with the exception of new mexico and texas, west texas where snow will be falling around midland and lubbock. rain showers pushing into louisiana. dry in the east. the weather is not going to be a factor. temperatures in the southeast warmer than average for this time of year. 60 in atlanta for christmas eve. last year we had a big snowstorm tracking through the east. so quite a change from one year to the next. 39 is the forecast high for new york city. 41 in denver. christmas day, your sunday forecast still rainy across the south and showers pushing further east, getting closer to the atlanta area. there will be light snow around the lakes and up into the u.p. of michigan. not a ton of snow but a couple inches possible. 46 in new york city by christmas afternoon. 52 in d.c. we

the 1934 laurel and hardy movie that featured the march of the wooden soldiers.sed to watch it every christmas morning while self-mu. >> bishop's wife is great. it is on there. it is carrie grant and another guy. >> so it is the first gay christmas movie. >> oh, it was the first gay christmas movie. >> close things out with a post game wrap up with andy levy. to see clips of recent shows go to fox news .com/red eye. >>> there is no show tomorrow. we are bumped for the presidential debate which is happening later tonight. coming up friday, greg is back and anna gilligan is a delight and arizona congressman david schwickhart stops by the studio. >> tv's andy levy. >> tom, >> hi, andy. >> how are you? >> good. >> you have a new radio show about to start? >> yes, it will be on serial -- sirius xm radio. it is me and my friends telling funny stories. >> i am opening for him on the 17th in jersey. >> are you overexposed. >> that would be cool. >> i like his joey bishop. >> nobody knows who joey bishop is. >> do you spawl laugh or laff? >> laff. >> i hear you are quarte

you don't tell jokes and as a matter of fact my sons, i used to watch laurel and hardy, the three stoogesrich didn't get on the virginia ballot and you made the comparison to i love lucy and the chocolate factory. >> i think his campaign was like pearl harbor and my reaction was, no, no. this is not at all like pearl harbor. this is more like lucy at the chocolate factor. things are coming at you very fast. you're not always as organized as you'd like to be and sometimes things don't work out the way you want them to work out. and that happens to me in our campaign, that's happened to me at times. it's a humorous image but in many respects it reflects. >> if he couldn't get on the virginia ballot, couldn't get the 10,000 signatures that he needs. what does that say about his campaign? >> well, you know, i can't speak to his campaign but obviously that's his home state and we knew what the rules were when we got into this. we had to organize our effort to get on the ballot. you've got to be able to play by the rules if you're ultimately going to want to become the nominee to be barack obam

tom hardy. okay. you pick up the rest. what was intriguing about it to you?is movie is absolutely a who's who. the performances across the board are incredible. now, you never know where this movie is going unless you've read the book. it's impossible to keep up with it. you really have to pay close attention as i was saying like i would recommend not seeing this at a late show and instead resting up, eating your wheaties, take a multivitamin. >> you really need to pay attention. >> up need to do a lot of work. truly. there's so much going on. so many characters. some countries. for anybody who thinks james bond is too sexy or too dangerous. this is definitely the spy movie four. >> that wouldn't be me. >> know, right. me neither. a bunch of guys in trench coat. cigarette smoke hanging in the air. staring at each other and double crosses. >> your grade then? >> this movie i gave a b because i had a tough time deciphering all it. i barely made it out alive. smart movies are a great thing. >> then, i don't know, i have a feeling you're not going to say the "new

>>ments a fool hardy decision to do one without property owner's permission and also it is dangeroussidential area where there is power lines and trees. >> reporter: stewart and her parachute ended up crashing into a tree in the neighborhood. she was tangling in the tree next to kevin smith's backyard. >> i'm he totally shocked. this is the first of a heard of anything as crazy as this happening around here. >> reporter: police say she tried to cut herself tree to chime down but ended up falling. she was taken to the hospital with what police describe as nonlife-threatening injuries. the four others did not jump but they were all charged with trespassing. >> i'm surprised that they could get access to it because it is fenced in. second question i have is why someone would take that risk. it just baffles me. >> reporter: it turns out all five were members of a group that travel around the country base jumping. >> a little shocking right there. i would never have thought somebody would parachute off a tower, especially this one. >> reporter: wisdom martin, fox 5 news. >>> holiday movie

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. >> a few hardy souls remain with their catch, refusing to budge.by here on the plains. with the sheer size, weight and aggressiveness of the buffalo convinces the lions that no meal, no matter how hotly contested, is worth a good old fashioned trampling. >> and there were maybe like only two or three lions left on top of the baby that we thought is probably dead by then. >> the lions scamper off in search of easier game. then, after almost nine minutes, after a mad chase, a powerful pounce, followed by a tumble in the water, after a crocodile joins the action, after a bestial tug-of-war, and in the midst of almost certain death, a simple, heart-lifting miracle. >> and then, it stood up. >> the calf is still alive. yeah, it's trying to get away. it's standing up. >> he's standing up. >> it's gotten back. >> they do have him back. >> the tourists let out a collective sigh of relief, as the wobbly calf rejoins mom and dad. the calf faces the abyss and lives another day. >> it stood straight up, walked back into the herd like nothing had happened. it w

. >> it's fool hardy and dangerous in a residential area where there's power lines and trees. reporter: stewart and her pair institute ended up crashing into -- parachute ended up crashing into a tree in the backyard of a man's house in the neighborhood. >> i'm totally shocked. reporter: police say she tried to cut herself free to climb down from the tree but fell. she was taken to the hospital with what police describe as non-life threatening injuries. mark krazinski, katherine san pedro and robin st. miller didn't jump but they were all charged with trespassing. >> i'm just surprised that they could get access to it because it is fenced in and the second question i have is why someone would take that risk. it just baffles me. reporter: it turns out all five were members of a group that travel around the country base jumping. >> a little shocking right there. i would never have thought somebody would parachute off a tower, especially this one. reporter: we tried to contact one of the jumpers from this area but he did not return our calls. >> do you have any idea high up on th

it's an old line from laurel and hardy. >> the fact that she is, and you, as a family, have dealt withs, what has that taught you, as you talk to americans here in iowa and around the dle? >> i think ann and i recognize that -- that a lot of people in this country are suffering. people suffer from illness, as she has, she's had both breast cancer and m.s. people suffer from financial strain. people suffer when they lose loved ones, when their children are going astray. life is not a bowl of cherries. life has a lot of ups and downs and great difficulty. and being able to experience this on a firsthand basis makes it very personal for us. and you know, i had an opportunity also to serve as the pastor in my congregation for a number of years in belmont, massachusetts and i worked with families that were going through tough times. it, you know, life has its challenges, it's not easy. and i want to help people. the reason i'm running for president is i think this country is the best hope for bringing more happiness and freedom and joy to people than any other nation in history and i want a

johnson did give him some advice, which is not to be treasurer of the democratic hardy because he saidjust dealing with all that money will get you in trouble and you shouldn't do that. and bob did it anyway and then he called them again on the ranch when he was running for chairman of the party and he advised them not to run for chairman of the party. so, they were friendly but the relationship of course was through john connolly. [inaudible] >> oh yes. so he supported the president. first and foremost and he always thought that partnership ends at the water's edge. but he supported johnson on vietnam, and he later said that he regretted that, that it was that when johnson had asked him about vietnam he told them what he thought about the war and that he was against the war. but publicly, bob was doing his best at the 68 convention to get all the votes that humphrey needed to support the vietnam link and so he was always behind his candidate first and foremost and he really put his own political, zoned public wolesi ideals second. and johnson intimidated him. he always used to say tha

. >> some hardy protesters out there.ause it has been a little bit on the damp side, too. >> i don't see any umbrellas popped up quite yet. but seeing scattered showers throughout the bay area. high def doppler showing that and in fact some moderate rainfall in areas as well. temperatures this afternoon, not going to be too warm. sitting in the 50s for the most part and high 50s in the warmest locations and the wet weather persisting in the afternoon and chance of showers drying out tonight and seeing more sunshine tuesday and wednesday as high pressure builds and look at thursday, that's where we might see another round of rain making its way to the bay area. good news for the weekend, we should dry out and warm up nicely. so looking to the weekend already. if you can't stand the wet weather today. >> thank you. >>> and we will go live out to millipitas, northbound 880 and the westbound 237 connector ramp. some of the traffic lights are not working correctly. we saw kind of a bigger backup than we usually see. and typica

[laughter] where he traded in his traditional fist pump for a hardy high-five with captivated coeds.ow, there's more and more of this story, but i want to read you one significant quote from tim rich, a 33-year-old graduate student. quote, if he brings more people into the sociology department, who cares? [laughter] >> well, i think the phrase sociology department -- [laughter] says it all. >> now, earlier lee had refer today and quoted lionel trilling who said something untrue and ghastly which is that conservativism was a nervous intellectual whatever. >> there was no conservativism, just -- in yeah, that's right. it was like -- >> mental gestures. >> an irritable mental gesture. [laughter] but lionel trilling is a 50-foot-tall giant compared with the sociology department at columbia university. [laughter] >> you know, i've got -- i looked at that quote by trilling, and i actually use it in my book that comes out this spring called "the death of liberalism." and i went over that quote. it didn't ruffle my feathers terribly, and i think that were he alive today, he'd be completely o

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how hardi >> heather: it's going full throttle in american election headquarters, making their final picks right here on the fox news channel and today on the sunday talk shows. steve is live in washington. steve, what kind of news are the candidates making today. >> reporter: national front-runner newt gingrich is hearmgs home his controversial idea of holding federal judges more accountable on their decisions. it was triggered by a texas federal judge who blocked school prayer. >> such an anti-american dictatorship of speech that there is no reason that america needs to tolerate a federal judge that is out of sync with our culture. one recourse is impeachment. >> reporter: some question the constitutionality of his plan which includes hauling judges before committees. some conservatives say it would undermine judicial independence. >> heather: and the other candidates going after gingrich over his plan for the judiciary? >> not directly but we did have a candidate jon huntsman today. he sees the issue as a major distraction at a critical time for the country. >> this takes our eye

america might be in a better situation to save ourselves, but it also may force europe to make the hardythat they need to make. we've already given, as you've pointed out, 40 billion to greece, their debt to gdp is now worse than it was before the bail out. bill: about 160%. >> right. so we're not helping these nations we are just putting things off. all the nations of the world, including the u.s. need to cutback the size and scope of their government so their private sectors can operate. the imf is pushing countries the other way. >> i think you have a friend in mitt romney on this toeupbg and you might even have a friend in newt gingrich. listen to romney quickly. >> europe is able to help europe. we have to focus on getting our own economy in order and making sure we never reach the kind of problem italy is happening. if we stay on the course we're on, with the level of borrowing this administration is carrying out. if we don't get serious about cutting and capping our spending and balancing our budget you're going to find america in the same position in italy is in, four, five years

beyond the political arena, bill weld had advice for the hardy band of right leading scholars and the american academy, including here, the would have said "the brave, but until you have secured tenure be no more brief encounters demands. reject and reverse the pro liberal st. augustin. when he famously. o lord, make me chaste but not yet. concentrate your career energy on evolving scholarship but celebrate love we and redundant leave the core values of the restaurant -- western canon. to the stewards of his movement public diplomacy, the educators, riders and producers, bill bill would say, "keep handy the metrics of -- and appreciate the vital contribution to our coalition made by each major strain of conservatism. avoid sectarianism, adhere strictly to principal labor without pause to coin the fresh for relations for our time was proposition. along the way, remember to have some fun. strive to be a little less constipated. let me close by saying why have chosen to support the buckley program. the first is to keep alive a fragile tradition at yale. decade after decade, yale has done

i used to watch laurel and hardy, the three stooges. keystone cops. >> i love lucy.made the comparison to i love lucy, lucy and the chocolate factory. >> i think said -- him not getting on the ballot was like pearl har r boar and i said, no, it's more like lucy at the chocolate factory. things are coming at you very fast, you're not always as organized and you'd like to be and sfims, things don't work out the way you'd like them to. that happens to me, our campaign. that's happened in my life. it reflects what happens in a campaign. >> but the serious part is if he couldn't ooefb get on the virginia ballot, couldn't get the 10,000 signatures he needed, what does that say about his campaign? >> i can't speak to his campaign, but that's his home state. and we knew what the rules were when we got into this. we had to organize our effort to get on the ballot. you've got to be able to play by the rules if you're going to become the nominee that beats barack obama. >> i interviewed him yesterday. let's go through a couple of points he made. he wanted to really challenge yo

and this morning on "today's kitchen step-by-step," a hardy feast your family will love.ay season, it's hard to find time to deliver a homemade meal, but sandra lee has some solutions for us. her new book is called "money saving meals & round 2 recipes." hello, sandra, good morning to you. >> hello. i love being with you! >> i love being with you, too. happy holidays. now listen, we want to save time in the kitchen because we're busy running around. you're saving us time and money. what are the best tips for that in general? >> when you look at money-saving meals, one of the first things i do in that book is itemize how you're going to save money. my favorite thing is joining a club store, and that is your sam's, costco, bjs, whatever your club is. $50 membership, you'll save that on the first receipt and they'll last a year. you'll save a ton of money. next thing, when you go to the grocery store, know when the sales are. if you have a name-brand products, they're normally on sale the first of the month. we all get our paychecks then and the store private labels go on sa

it is a nice hardy dish for winter time.like a copy of today's recipe log on to our website at www.wbaltv.com or 3800 hooper avenue, baltimore, maryland 21211. i don't know if there will be anything left at nine. >> why don't you serve that up. i will check out the weather. sunshine in crofment chilly start for the day. still chilly in the afternoon. warm up mid week. chance of rain coming up to the end of the week. >> thanks for joining us. >> nbc's "today" show next. >> see you back here for a live update. >> following breaking news and weather at any time at www.wbaltv.com and stay connected with us on facebook and twitter. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> the blbl -- baltimore grand prix was seen on television and generated $47 million over labor day weekend. on the surface, that sounds like success, particularly for an inaugural event. in reality, baltimore racing development, the race operator, is mired in debt and controversy, particularly the decision to bring the event back next y

. >> yes, good evening, i wanted to shed some light on prohibition and how president hardy did not force prohibition on states that did not do the job themselves. it was 1926, around may when al smith actually signed the repeal of the prohibition act. can you also shed some light on kansas politics leading to the 1936 election where al smith blew the whistle on the new deal? >> i think prohibition is something heavily identified with al smith. he never favored prohibition. it was not an issue he championed. he didn't like how new york state ratified it anyway. they did it by simple resolution through the legislature. he thought it should be a referendum. i believe it was 1924 they had a referendum in new york state, what do you think about prohibition? should you change the percentage of alcohol? i think it was, they wanted beer and light wines to be allowed. it passed overwhelmingly but it didn't mean anything. smith himself was elected the president of the convention in new york state in 1933 to repeal the prohibition amendment officially in this chamber. the 150 delegates that gathere

tom hardy. emet harrison. ross hsakie. roy hawthorne. bud haycock. albert henry. edmond hahn henry. kent carl henry. dean hickman. calvin holiday. samuel tom holiday. johnson housewood. denny housetine, louie hudson. tom hunter. benjamin james. billy james. george b. james. eliott tully. charlie john. leroy m. johner is. -- john sr. frances t. johnson. johnny johnson. peter johnson. ralph johnson. jack jones. tom h. jones jr. david jordan. floyd june. percy keens. wilson keenda. joe kellwood, bahi ketchem. john kinsle. george h. kirk. leo kirk. rex kons. harrison lafi. james laggerow. keith m. little. tommy k. lopez. peter mcdonald. maxima loan. rex malone. robert malone. james maloney. paul e. maloney. peter manilito. robert mark. matthew martin. jose martinez. archibald mccrate. king paul mike. general miles. tom moffitt. ralph morgan. oscar p. maltine. james t. nahkai jr. martin napa. harding negale, alfred newman. arthur nez. freeland nez. israel nez. sydney nez. roy notah. willie anthony notah. billy owe dell. willard v. olver. paddock, robert b. paul -- pahe. david earl patter

in the article they use the example of the restaurants carl's junior's, hardy's restaurants, there are about 3,200 of those around the country and the parent company says that they have created about 70,000 jobs and they want to hire more workers. but the c.e.o. of the company, andy pudzder says they can't hire more workers because they don't know how much they will need to spend on health care. they're planning to spend about $18 million on health care, and they say that's just a guess. they're trying to -- running a business, you want to be able to figure out what your future costs are going to be, what the expenses are going to be and you'd rather have a little more predictability than just guessing. but thanks to the health care law's complex formulas and many regulations which have not yet been released, and many of the uncertainties that continue to exist, this is a company that's going to have to guess about how much they'll need to spend on health care. well, what business can afford to guess what one of their largest costs is going to be? well, they're guessing they're going t