the motes of vilailgz provides information on how to contact the graffiti unit, request a here hareing and request extension if more time is needed. accompanyanied by the notice we include date stamp colored photo's to show the extent of the graffitly. we include a frequently asked question sheet with each notice. for every notice the graffiti unit makes effort to research property ownership and make courtesy calls or send e-mails with photo's to property owners and representatives and/or property tenets, alerting them of new graffiti on the property and requirement to clean it up. dpw records show the majority of property owners abate graffiti on time. in 201496.6 percent of property ownsers abated the graffiti once notified. if not abatewind the allowed time a fee is incured in the waiss where the property owner ignoreed the notice or refused to remove the graffiti, the city will [inaudible] today we request approval of list for assessment of properties. since there is a out standing balance on these property dpw requests the assessments beed to the property tax bill thmpt fees oweed

arrogance is a hare's breadth from ignorance. the two together are dangerous to the effectiveness of an organization. humble servant leaders often discover that many of life's challenges, large and small, find their rightful place in the larger context of selfless service. it is hard to sweat the small stuff when you are focused on a greater cause and a greater journey. being a servant leader does not mean abandoning material comfort, or the pursuit of a comfortable life for your family. servant leadership does require understanding these objectives and putting them in their proper context. servant leaders understand that an endless pursuit of greater material gain or higher social status rarely leads in the end to personal satisfaction or fulfillment. there is a similar understanding that has long been part of monmouth's mission. quote, individual integrity, not appearance or social privilege marks the extraordinary person from the ordinary. the charge for the servant leader is to help, help others to see their own extraordinary

i think it was inspired by psychologists like robert hare.but can you identify for sort of mystical reasons. so he hired a room and for years years -- it was like a typewriter of that account adhd. within a proposed or mental disorders that you said no to. he said a typical child syndrome. the problem when i asked a man proposing that the same characteristics were. the other one was masochistic personality disorder and it was women who stayed in abusive relationships. i've gotten attacked by the feminists, with self-defeating personalities. i'm a terrible liberal. i only see both sides. i do believe that there is some disorders were a label is only good thing. he's got caves. you got ocd. you know, there are kids everywhere right now to think of themselves my god i can throw this at you. this makes me a terrible person. i could yell out something racist. i must be terrible. and they get haunted by this. they go and see a psychiatrist eventually and a psychiatrist says everybody has these thoughts. this does not make you a bet person. it pops

the museum hare opened three years. we are an extension of the museum that was originally founded in 1890 opened in 1896 in richmond virginia. we house here a lot of aircraft facts that were from the confederates. we'll tell you how we got some of the artifacts. here we tend to focus on appotomax because we are in the location. a lot of people ask the question, why appotomax why did lee come here to surrender. it was not his original intend. lee has been looking for supplies. his goal is to find supplies for his men and then turn south to meet with general john ton who was down in north carolina. as he is traveling from petersburg here, gran has been able to effectively block off all of the railroad supplies that lee has waiting for him as he is coming along. he gets into appotomax courthouse here, and that is the name of the village which was built on a stage coach road between richmond and lynchburg here. courthouse being spelled as two words. appotomax was a county that was formed in 1845. and in virginia the county

hares, a loss of $.84 per share last quarter, revenue of 58.5 million dollars.y rose a lot in their first day. down inen it has traded the shares are trading lower at the moment as well as a result of these earnings. they are down, you can see, by almost 11%. finally, i wanted to bring you an update on yahoo! sharplyhose shares fall before the close of regular trading. we told her there was a report in a chinese newspaper that the company was considering some sort of increase in import taxes on global commerce companies that do cross-border business. it seems there might have been another reason actually for yahoo! to be falling. the irs considering changing its ruling practice for spinoffs of trade businesses that are small compared to other assets in a corporation. this is something that could affect yahoo!, according to someone making a comment at a d.c. bar association of it today. it is unclear exactly what was affecting younger shares, but now there are a couple of choices. it may have been the irs story that was more the culprit than the chinese tax story

the help sign here in what used to be the village of hare relates to mostly shelter. this man shows me what is left of his home. he's managed to build a temporary shelter but it's inadequate. >> the tents are in short supply supply. rains continue so it's difficult to do anything. >> main town of chatara where there was hardlifully help, a humanitarian villages has swung up. drinking waters are reaching the people here but nobody is getting any materials for shelter. it's been more than a week since we visited and the situation for shelter has hardly improved at pull. everywhere you go people are calling for tarpaulin and tents. >> unfortunately with the rain, it gives us a limited amount of time. >> back here they have no sanitation infrequent water supplies and their calls for help and shelter are still unanswered as the aid convoys roll past, andrew simmons, al jazeera america nepal. >> rescued last month after they were tortured and kept in slave like conditions, felt to be mainly from myanmar but officials are still trying to verify their citizenship.. >> it was

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she is currently on broadway in david hare's "skylight." her co-star said she's dead on, immaculate and impeccable. it led to a tony nomination with six others for the play. she also stars as bathsheba in the film "far from the madding crowd." here's the trailer. >> he's asked you everything! oh, my god! ♪ >> from now on you have a mistress and a master. it is my intention to astonish you all. (laughter) >> ms. everdene is here now! you don't think i would. no, you wouldn't! hey, hey! ow much in. 5 pounds a quarter. very well. miss everdene, would you marry me? >> i don't want a husband. if i had a husband i would want them to pay me and you would never be able to do it. >> ms. everdene, your neighbor. i want very much to have you as my wife. >> i don't think i've ever seen a face as beautiful as yours. >> you should have nothing to do with her. >> don't listen to him. don't believe it. >> why? it is difficult for a woman to define her feelings in a language cheefl made by men to express theirs. >> i'm so foolish to think i might stand a ch

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these dogs are geniuses, all of them at least according to brian hare. >> the question really is what is the type of genius your dog has? we're going to help you measure all those things. >> find a treat. >> reporter: his dogmission program tests canine iq but there's no number score. instead, dogs fall into one intelligence types. take lassie, for example, a gifted problem-solver, he could be an ace. beethoven, that friendly mischief maker might be a chairman, and how about my guy, decentraly de distractible dachshund. communication and reasoning. yellow. it's play with a purpose. especially for service animals. >> it helps where you can kind of better assess the dogs. >> reporter: shelters are using doing nation to help adopt out a dog. >> reporter: and with dog mission getting ready to publish its first research paper the pet profiles may help us learn more about ourselves too. >> many of the things i'm describing about dogs are about people. >> reporter: whether on two legs or four we probably all know an einstein or a maverick or even a socialite. like dawkins, who knows how to u

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at least according to brian hare. >> the question really is what is the type of genius your dog has.g to help you measure all those things. >> find a treat. >> his program tests canine iq. there's no number score. instead dogs fall into one of nine intelligence types. take lassie, for example. a gifted problem solver who could be anais. beethoven, that friendly mischef maker may be a charmer. how about my guy? we're about to find out. >> dognition tests several things. it's play with a purpose. especially for service animals like kyra. >> it helps where you can better assess the dogs. >> shelters are using dog in addition to help adopt out dogs. >> with dog in addition getting ready to publish its first research paper. these pet profiles may help us learn about ourselves too. >> whether on two legs or four. we probably all know an einstein or a maverick or even a socialite like dawkins. who knows how to use his human to get what he wants. still, as any dog lover will tell you. there's only one label that matters. not genius just best friend. hallie jackson, nbc news los angeles. >> t

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the museum hare opened three years. we are an extension of the museum that was originally founded in 1890 opened in 1896 in richmond virginia. we house here a lot of aircraft facts that were from the confederates. we'll tell you how we got some of the artifacts. here we tend to focus on appotomax because we are in the location. a lot of people ask the question, why appotomax why did lee come here to surrender. it was not his original intend. lee has been looking for supplies. his goal is to find supplies for his men and then turn south to meet with general john ton who was down in north carolina. as he is traveling from petersburg here, gran has been able to effectively block off all of the railroad supplies that lee has waiting for him as he is coming along. he gets into appotomax courthouse here, and that is the name of the village which was built on a stage coach road between richmond and lynchburg here. courthouse being spelled as two words. appotomax was a county that was formed in 1845. and in virginia the county

. >> to many, dave, after a decade of smash hit shows seemed the hare apparent.h johnny about it months before. would i like to have the show? oh, sure. i'm likely to be looking at new upholstery now. and looking to inherent -- inherit the chair. >> that is what he was looking for. >> but nbc executives had another comedian in mind. >> when did it become clear that dave that he was not going to get this dream job. >> they came to new york to talk to him, we love you and we want to keep you where you are and he said that is unacceptable and i want out of my contract and walked out of the room. >> making it even worse, the comic they liked was jay leno, who dave had boost to success. >> bill carter wrote a best-selling book about the battle for late night and saying nbc execs had doubts. >> can you do the tonight show format and jay had a guy would do anything, any they asked times ten and said we'll give leno tonight and keep dave. >> but dave would have none of us and public jostling for the tonight show went on for months. >> we were on at 12:30 and we did okay

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hare reed spoke on the senate floor today saying he finds it stunning that the nfl penalized the patriots and one of the league's most recognizable players over air -- the amount of air in a football while allowing the team to keep a name that denigrates native americans. >> the red skins' name is a racist name. i wish the commissioner would act as swiftly and decisively changing the name as he did about not enough air in the football. >> senator reed is one of 50 senators who signed a letter last year urging the nfl to change the name. team owner dan snyder says he will not do that. >> quite a distinct for a lot of local schools. we'll tell you which schools in our area are making the grade. not just here but around the country. >> and it's one of the biggest construction projects our area has ever seen. where biggest change is about to happen and how long it could slow you down. >>> take a >>> things went terribly wrong during a house renovation in silver spring today. workers heard a long cracking noise and barely had time to get out of the house before a roof kram crashing down. you'r

kimberly: 83-year-old barbara hare forcing the department of public worker inspector to get moving on property next door. not just see it, but smell it. what bothers you the most about this? >> the stench. kimberly: it could be trash or a dead animal. even human waste. >> do you smell it ma'am? it's a hazard. kimberly: the 83-year-old bought the house five decades ago on the day that president kennedy died. she prides herself on keeping her property clean. kimberly: neighbors moved out a month ago. inspectors stopped by ten days ago. shet wasn't want to wait -- she doesn't want to wait al minute. >> i should haven't to keep calling around. kimberly: so we called for her. how quickly can they get it cleaned up? and counselwoman mays office. the house next to her has ton of trash and stench in the backyard. and the landlord is in north carolina. in the meantime the d.p.w. inspector told her she could expect a clean-up by next weekend. though she is not entirely convinced. >> same old same old. kimberly: so if you see a nuance like this in any yard, in d.c., all you have to do is call 31

. >> reporter: it's an absolutely devastating day hare in houston. i'm in southwest houston. just one black south of the bayou where the 610 loop makes the turn from going south to east on that corner, southwest part of the city. the water cake up so quick people -- water came up so quick, people didn't have time for anything. you're looking at the water up to my kneecaps a foot and a half of water in this house. didn't take long. the lower level is completely destroyed. the furniture's destroyed. i'm here with the homeowner, bob huss. earlier you were telling me how fast it came in, what tund t sounded like coming in. -- what it sounded like coming in. tell us what happened. >> it was impressive just the fact that i had done we'd been watching the radar at about 1:30 i had done the last perimeter check. there was no flooding. i thought we were safe. within 15 machines to a half-hour, you could actually hear water running. i went and checked. all of a sudden from all corners of the house, not just one area of leak, came rushing in. with a speed to it not just a trickle floati

the race home this evening is a little more tortoise style than hare style. creeping along on the schuylkill expressway eastbound because this guy isn't creeping along at all. disabled suv taking out the left lane here on the schuylkill just east of route 202. so you know what this is doing. it's backing things up onto those ramps connecting 202 and 422 with the eastbound side of 76. on 95 south of the airport the whole way down to the exit for the commodore barry bridge but the disabled vehicle that caused that extra heavy jam is now gone. speaking of bridges burlington bristol bridge goes up within the hour. if you want to start heading for the turnpike connector bridge instead. in blackwood camden county there's an oil spill this afternoon along the black horse pike nearly a mon necessary son road by the walgreens and in vineland we had a really nasty crash. in fact a medical chopper was on the scene along landis avenue at delsea drive by the day's inn so that, too, is a spot you don't want to head to this afternoon. we'll check it again rick and monica, i

in chicago they have pushed mayor daley to think about doing something with a hare airport and a new runway so if we can get that support regionally that doesn't mean states have to pay for it themselves or cities because all these things stand states. regions are much broader and we need national standards and national vision and national strategy and national funding which doesn't pay for it all but it jumpstarts it's the accelerator. this is the rationale so i do believe that to your earlier question and long-term funding and the federal role, but we can add the regions as the dreamers and implementors. we can have the private sector as potential investors and we can add every mode of transportation into the plan. i know a big part of your vision was intermodal connections. we should be connected. >> host: almost -- most people don't care which motive is as long as they can get there. guess kosovo did their regionally than entrepreneurs would get excited. they are at it are but they are inhibited in its too limited. so yes there are cities that are doing great things and there are

. >> caller: a into yeah from the hare teal state. >> thank you.hat's going on. >> caller: my question is regarding papa murphy's pizza frsh. they were named top pizza chain for 2015. they had a revenue increase of 16% and they have opened 22 stores two internationally. however they have turbulence due to a pending lawsuit. i want know, is this a buy sell or a hold? >> there is a lot of stock for sale. i did like the stock but there is a ill big venture capital backer who is getting oumt i think that has hurt the stock more than anything else. i'm domino's fan. i like the pizza category of which that one is in. that one has too much stock for sale. that's what is happening. there is a sea change happening, it's not too late to right the wave. show international love, and of course stick with kramer. >> don't miss a second of mad money, follow at jim cramer on twitter. have a question? tweet kramer hashtag mad tweets, send him an e-mail to mad money at cs nbc.com or give us a call. can it make a dentist appointment when my teeth are ready? ♪ ♪ can i

. >> hare rowin addiction lands them both in jail. >> but still, i love it. i guess that's why they call it a disease, i guess. >> now they face another consequence, a fatal one. >> i wake up at night gasping, thinking about it. >> and in a jail where drugs have led to the arrest of many of the inmates, officials have added a new member to their corrections staff. >> located in the heart of tampa, florida, is a cigar manufacturing center, ibor city. but for too many in temporary pa, guilty pleasures go far beyond. as in our cities, drug abuse has taken its toll here. >> the other thing, behind the wall. >> colonel is in charge of all the inmates. i feel pretty safe in tell you if you went into every pod and got every inmate to tell you how substance abuse affected incarceration, probably close to 7 out of 10 inmates would tell you either alcohol, prescription drugs or other controlled substances, they either use them on a regular basis or it's a direct contributor to their current situation. >> this cycle of committing crimes to buy drugs has affected white.

arrogance is a hare's breadth from ignorance. the two together are dangerous to the effectiveness of an organization. humble servant leaders often discover that many of life's challenges large and small find their rightful place in the larger context of selfless service. it is hard to sweat the small stuff when you are focused on a greater cause and a greater journey. being a servant leader does not mean abandoning material comfort , or the pursuit of a comfortable life for your family. servant leadership does require understanding these objectives and putting them in their proper context. servant leaders understand that an endless pursuit of greater material gain or higher social status rarely leads in the end to personal satisfaction or fulfillment. there is a similar understanding that has long been part of monmouth's mission. quote, individual integrity, not appearance or social privilege marks the extraordinary person from the ordinary. the charge for the servant leader is to help, help others to see their own extraordinary

will you their hare that in the country songs?le bit but i heard it. he's going go a little darker comparing some of his songs to johnny cash. listen i am a south carolina gal. i know country. i love country music and i'll tell you i'll be the first one at his first country concert. >>'ve seen him with his grandchild. he certainly falls in the cool grand dad category. >> not only does steven's daughter liv has a new baby but a 10-year-old milo and he loves to walk him to school. he went with him on grandparents day. can you imagine bringing steven tyler to school on grandparents day. he said the teacher went a little bit nuts. >> reporter: will he be recording with any of the famous country singers? >> i asked him. he said his dream is to sing with garth brooks and rascal flatts. i imagine that probably will happen. he also wants to work with alison krauss. one of the most hilarious things he said when he first moved to nashville he called her up went to her house and sang a song on her doorstep so she would let him in. >> i'd lik

i think it was inspired by psychologists like robert hare.but can you identify for sort of mystical reasons. so he hired a room and for years years -- it was like a typewriter of that account adhd. within a proposed or mental disorders that you said no to. he said a typical child syndrome. the problem when i asked a man proposing that the same characteristics were. the otherone as he said the other one was a personality disorder of women thatstayed in abusive relationships. i changed its name to a personality disorder. i always see both sides of it. and i do believe that there are some disorders where a label is always a good thing. but i would say is a cd. you've got your kids with ocd. you've got these intrusive -- you're being haunted -- there are kids everywhere until who think to themselves i could table. and they get haunted by this and they could to see a psychiatrist eventually they say everybody has these thoughts. it doesn't need to be that person. and then a lot of people are killed by that realization that it's okay and it's calle

i was just very -- last week i was in cond hare province and i was traveling around looking at schools, so i was interested in education because the united states has helped bring education to afghanistannies post 2001. month of the schools that were built were actually contracted to local war lords and strong men, it turns out, and the building of the schools actually deeply dadget local communities that probably would have been better off if they'd never done so in the first place. so the broader answer to the question is that if the u.s. was serious about state building, then it had to be serious about actually building institutions. instead, it was only into -- our only focus on criticism and then we have no state and terrorists. >> do you think it is better now than it would have been [inaudible] better now? depends on where you look. >> [inaudible]. >> it defends on where you look. there are parts of the country where life is significantly better today than it was under the taliban. there are parts of the country where it's worse than it was. i'll focus on the latter. under the t

testified before congress 12 years ago, almost no one had access to anti-retro viral medicine in subsa hare an africa, where the epidemic was most acute. people being infected and dying by the millions, even though we very literally have the drugs, could save their life in our hands. children in subsaharan africa have been or fanned. more than 30 million people were h.i.v. pozztiver. the disease left nothing but despair, ruin, and fear in its wake. i saw it with my own eyes as i traveled to the hardest-hit regions on malaysian of my foundation and our grantees. without the funds needed to make live saving drugs available in after ca, my foundation provided pal active care and a hospice network. across south africa, hew ganda and kenya we give a dignified death to men women and children. we provided food and medicine to more than three million orphans left in their wake. it was a passionate -- compassionate response but not enough. in a time of great need and urgency, a republican president and a bipartisan majority in the united states congress created pepfar. the president emergencies plan

we're going to start with hearing from ellen haring, who is a retired army colonel and senior fellow at women international security, and as you heard been very actively leading its combat integration initiative. she's going to talk about the army's and marine corps' efforts to set standards. and then we'll hear from sue jaenen. and everybody's bios are more complete so i'm going to summarize. she's the manager for human resources for the canadian special forces command and a former member of the canadian armed forces. she's been very involved in the development and ongoing implementation of canada's occupational standards and the tests to measure those standards. and then we're going to hear from carolyn becraft who many of us have known and worked with for a very long time, and she has a particular perspective here from her time both in the army and in -- as the assistant secretary of the navy for personnel and readiness in a former life, and she's going to talk about -- give us a little bit of her overview of what the process should be, not only right now but going forward. so, el

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the museum hare opened three years.are an extension of the museum that was originally founded in 1890 opened in 1896 in richmond virginia. we house here a lot of aircraft facts that were from the confederates. we'll tell you how we got some of the artifacts. here we tend to focus on appotomax because we are in the location. a lot of people ask the question, why appotomax why did lee come here to surrender. it was not his original intend. lee has been looking for supplies. his goal is to find supplies for his men and then turn south to meet with general john ton who was down in north carolina. as he is traveling from petersburg here, gran has been able to effectively block off all of the railroad supplies that lee has waiting for him as he is coming along. he gets into appotomax courthouse