what do you say, haywood? [ inaudible ] >> [ bleep ] up so i'll get this right here and i'll put it like this on the bottom. and i'll barricade it in there. you know what i mean? so i got to barricade this on the bottom of my door so she can't throw [ bleep ] in here. >> one time i got real pissed because she threw a meatball and i thought it was a piece of [ bleep ] my friend said don't worry about it. it wasn't a piece of [ bleep ] it was a meatball. but it looked like a balled up turd. it went right under my bed. man. >> haywood's reasons for doing what she does covers a wide range of alleged mistreatments in the jail. >> the lady brought me the tray and some of the food was missing off the tray. the food was cold. >> it's the crap they feed us. for lunch. >> she's never responsible for what she does. and every time that we try to put like blame on her, this is what you did, this is why the consequences, she's like, oh, no, you triggered it. it's your fault that i am behaving this way. >> she's just somethi

haywood started his business downtown and let customers find him. business is good.ordan garnett knows unlike his new tattoo his job hauling coal may not last forever. >> why the skeleton. >> represents being the minor and dead. >> reporter: he says it's not crazy to start a record shop in a county why unemployment is twice the national average. competition is low and a place for kids to hang out are built-in customers. >> you have to go a hundred miles to go to any other record store in our radius. we have people coming from west virginia to drive down and check out our shop. we now have an opportunity to redefine what our industry is, or what our economic strengths are. >> reporter: desperation. desperation. >> reporter: her husband's job loss moved her to open her first shop. >> businesses and neighborhoods helping each other. >> reporter: why is whitesberg coming back to life while other coal towns crumble? >> we've always been a little weird. >> reporter: one of the biggest forces is apple shop. the non-profit started 45 years ago with funding from the war on po

haywood wanted to have this removed from the calendar to discuss the police condition it should be in our binder crystal. >> i've got it. >> that's it. >> great i thank you. >> hi and all the conditions are fine except one thing we were asked to install surveillance cameras for an art gallery over the top for us we're not a route i didn't it's a glass of wine and listen to poetry if you could reconsider that. >> okay. that's accident only one. >> that's the only one everything else is fine. >> is there anything else do we have questions for the applicant. >> so you have a cost estimate. >> no, we found out about it today it will be cost and i'm basically subsidizing it myself i'm not sure it will cost at least one thousand dollars to do that. >> how many doors do you have. >> we have two doors on upper door through the private offices that is not open to the public. >> we have a public door. >> yes. in the alley and don't have trouble with the locals. >> are you guessing it's a thousand dollars. >> i'm guessing. >> oh, okay. as i said we found out about this today. >> okay i have a qu

emma haywood reports. >> reporter: alan henning had no ties with syria, only a deep desire to help those in need. the married father of two travelled there last december as part of a british aid convoy, and had aid for syria tattooed on his arm. after the convoy crossed the border he was seized. earlier this week his wife made a desperate plea for his release. echoing all those calls that this gone before. >> we need him back home. >> it appears to have been ignored. in a statement the british prime minister said: he goes on to say: alan henning's story touched the lives of many people. pleas for his release were universal. more than 100 muslim leaders in u.k. urged i.s.i.l. to immediately release him. i.s.i.l.'s armed campaign in iraq and syria, and the killing of another british hostage, david haines, prompted britain to take a bigger role in the international coalition against the group. >> there are no british troops on the ground, but the u.k. has been carrying out air attacks on i.s.i.l. in a video claiming to show alan henning's death, his blood is on the hands of a british parlia

this will include oakland to haywood down from san mateo and south san francisco to the santa clara valley from morgan hill to the south coast from santa cruz to gilroy today. around the south bay, you'll see the numbers in the mid 90s. slow cooling as we head into the evening. san francisco will warm up quickly then level off with those temperatures with the mid 80s as opposed to the mid 90s. that's thanks to a sea breeze which should pick up around 3:00. it will make a difference in our temperatures, especially as we head towards tomorrow. patchy low clouds on the coast. watch what happens into sunday. the marine layer making a comeback. as cooler air begins to build on the coast, sunday we'll see more widespread cooling. monday and tuesday as the fog begins to sweep back in. that's going to lead to attempt drop in our valleys. today still hot. especially south of san jose. you'll see numbers soaring to the mid to upper 90s. 93 in san jose. mid 80s around san francisco. towards the coast, still 80s around pacifica. into the 90s again around santa cruz for the afternoon. 90s around the no

. >> reporter: john haywood always thought he would seek his fortune away from his boyhood home.d to louisville and got a master's degree in fine art. >> my grandpa always said he wanted me to get an education; that he didn't want me to go down in those old mines, because he had been broken down and had black lung. >> reporter: but the mountains and the community called he and his wife back. business is good. jordan garnet knows unlike his new tattoo, his job hauling coal may not last forever. why the skeleton. >> it represents him being the minor. >> reporter: ben says it's not crazy to start a record shop in a country where unemployment is twice the national average. >> you have to go 100 miles to go to a record within our radius. we have people driving down from west virginia to check out our shop. we now have an opportunity to redefine what our industry is, or what our economic strengths are. ♪ >> desperation. desperation. >> reporter: her husband's job loss motivated kay fisher to open the first general store whitesberg has seen in year. now she's starting a downtown merchan

for residents of haywood and union city, they would pay the highest, 10%. >> if i don't fight, the grandchildren three years? >> reporter: judy is a 43-year resident of livermore who believes her taxes have already paid for the long ago promised b.a.r.t. extension. she doesn't want to pay for it again and will fight measure bb tooth and nail. >> for them to come back with another plan, we are very ske skeptic skeptical. we're not sure what they're thinking. >> i'm always concerned about my children as well as others. >> reporter: sylvia not only supports measure bb but helped to push measure b, which narrowly failed voter approval in 2012. she says yes on bb is about more than roads and highways. it's also about the future and serving communities and people in need. >> it's important that they understand that the future for themselves and their children will depend on the groundwork that we have done now. >> reporter: the battle for votes will go on another three weeks. a two-thirds vote is needed for a win. nick smith, abc 7 news. >>> a group of influential politicians from san jose hope to swa

haywood.overnor nathan deal, in the previous debate i was taken aback by your comments, people who work are better than people who do not work. there are so many in our state still looking for jobs. , i worry about getting a job after graduation. while you're at parade georgia as being the number one state to do business, it is hard to ignore george does georgia leads unemployment. it is safe to say you inherited a failing economy, but so did the president and 49 other governors. why is georgia under your leadership lacking behind the rest of the nation in its rate of unemployment? >> first of all, unemployment rates are only good for political advertising as a general rule. economists and businesses do not pay attention to them. this a look at job growth. right there in athens, georgia, we have a great example of our economic development. caterpillar brought a plant and they came to the state of georgia and they are creating hundreds of jobs in some that has been our focus. with a eliminated

and they very nearly won haywood and. middleton 617 votes.ich ukip os poses is not to conservatives. my bed as we will get another hung parliament. i think the biggest threat they pose is actually to ed milliban's labour party. keep in mind,so labour has got a big problem in scotland. take a reckons it will minimum of 20 seats of labor in general session. that will make it hard for ed miliband to secure the leadership of the next government. >> thanks for joining us. the senior political analyst at nomura. against thes 2% dollar. we will have more on foreign exchange when we come back. ♪ >> welcome back to "countdown." 7:30 in london. let's take a look at four exchange. we look at dollar-yen. the bank of japan unexpectedly announced this morning they are going to try to increase the monetary base by more than previously thought. the quantitative easing plan will target an increase per year of 80 trillion yen. previously, the rate had been 60 to 70. they're trying to generate inflation. but they have to bring down their own forecast of inflati

. >>> the haywood neighbors of a mother stabbed to death by her own son are reacting. 20-year-old joseph vidali has been arrested, and one woman knew the family for more than a decade. >> a day later, still at a loss for words. >> i just don't believe what happened in this place. >> elizabeth jiminez lives across the street from where they are 57-year-old friend was murdered. >> it's shocking. >> rosemary was stabbed to death by her 20-year-old son joseph, seen here in this facebook photo, that elizabeth confirms is him. >> a wonderful kid. that's what i can say about him. he's a wonderful kid. a kid you could never expect to do anything like that. >> just before 7:00 saturday night, heyward police responded to the reported stabbing on la port avenue, police say a woman was found dead as a result of stab wounds, killed by her son, who investigators say stayed around and cooperated with officers. >> he came from santa cruz to visit, to see his mom. his mom was cooking for him. >> police say what led to the deadly stabbing is still under investigation. elizabeth says joseph was a student a

haywood. governor nathan deal, in the previous debate i was taken aback by your comments, people who work are better than people who do not work. there are so many in our state still looking for jobs. as a student, i worry about getting a job after graduation. while you're at parade georgia as being the number one state to do business, it is hard to ignore george does georgia leads unemployment. it is safe to say you inherited a failing economy, but so did the president and 49 other governors. why is georgia under your leadership lacking behind the rest of the nation in its rate of unemployment? >> first of all, unemployment rates are only good for political advertising as a general rule. economists and businesses do not pay attention to them. this a look at job growth. right there in athens, georgia, we have a great example of our economic development. caterpillar brought a plant and they came to the state of georgia and they are creating hundreds of jobs in some that has been our focus. with

. >>> a spark from an electrical fire killed two men in haywood.n his 80s was found dead in the living room. his daughter and neighbor were burned trying to pull him to safety. >> the adults that were injured were burnted as they were trying to get him out of the house. >> there's no injury report on the daughter. firefighters had the fire out within ten minutes >>> 24-year-old ronald saturday for multiple accounts of arson. >>> a fire burning along i-#8 -- i-80. some homes and outbuildings have been lost. >>> the city may pass say bill for a fine to those houses underage drinker es. -- drinkers. the council is supposed to vote tomorrow. >>> i could have died. i couldn't breathe >> ianan millersfell from someone's shoulder and hit her head on the pavement. >> she had a fractured cull and bleeding from -- skull and bleeding from the ear and nobody called for help. >>> when we hear that our charter schools have not left up to our standards, we do investigate. she is home from the hospital. >> they don't want me to stress out my brain because it's cra

. >>> democratic congressman representative maloney and his republican challenger haywood ran for the18th congressional district seat located in the suburbs of new york city and includes or engine parts of westchester counties. the rothenberg political report calling the race leaning democrats. >> hello and welcome to time warner news at the 18th congressional district debate. i will be moderating a long with reporters. both candidates participating in this debate has actually represented the district in congress, former congresswoman was elected in 2010 and she held the seat for just one term before congressman maloney won the 2012 election. he's a democrat and she's a republican. now they are facing off again during the next hour they will be answering as many questions as we can fit in. responses will be limited to one minute and halfway through the candidates will have the chance to ask each other a question. in addition of each candidate will have an opening statement and a closing statement. these are one minute each and the order was chosen by a claimed flip and also i should m

haywood.the previous debate i was taken aback by your comment, people who work are better than people who don't work. because there are so many in our state still looking for jobs. as a student at the university of georgia, i worry about a job after graduation. while your ads parade of georgia being the number one state to do business, it is hard to ignore georgia also leads the nation in its rate of unemployment. it is safe to say you inherited a failing economy, and so did the president and 49 other governors. why isn't georgia under your leadership lacking behind -- lagging behind the rest of the nation in its rate of unemployment? ..