helen did get another knock on the door. this time with welcome news. >> i got my full payment. was so happy, it was unbelievable. >> bgsi did pay her the full $4200. michael finney, "7 on your side". >>> up next, san francisco building that was home to a secret playing before world war ii. one of the last survivors shares his story. plus the bay area hospital that can correct a birth defect and >>> west oakland has struggled with high crime as cecilia vega a lot of people are looking to an old train station to breathe new life into their community. >> when the train station opened in 1912, it was a bustling and grand gate way to the west. today it is a relic of bygone era. >> it's very important place in a lot of people's lives. >> it was the end of the transcontinental railroad, the artery that linked the east coast with the west. trains would arrive on the lower level and passengers walked up to waiting trolleys that took them to san francisco and east bay. you had the great migration from the south into this area. you also had the japanese intern sfees coming back through th

helen taylor from the academy is here.you rent a bike and are lost and need to get through golden gate park, all you need to do is take up your iphone and download the academy of sciences golden gate park field guide application, which has all kinds of credible environmental information about this park and about the academy, and it also has two bike routes. thank you to the academy of sciences, and thank you, helen. i now want to bring up our mayor, who in the last year has demonstrated himself to be a champion of our parks and of biking, healthy recreational options and environmentally- friendly transportation. where are you, mr. mayor? thank you very much. >> thank you. good morning, everyone. i also wanted to express my thanks to the collaboration that has occurred today with the bicycle coalition, with the rec and park bank commission, and with park wide. this is just the beginning. i think today you had the first part of what we have talked about for some time now. that is by sharing in this city. something that is go

let's give a big thank you to our league partners, the sponsors of this year's prestigious helen putnam awards and the partner's speaker's theater located on the expo floor. the partners are doing an hourly raffle at the partners village and will be giving away five kindles and five samsung galaxy tablets. you'll want to make sure you're compliant with all of the state gift rules. one item will be drawn every hour starting at noon tomorrow. the league partners village features the companies and organizations that work closely with the league on behalf of cities. your partners provide expert information and help frame issues, develop programs for cities and help influence policy making in the interests of cities. be sure to say hello to the league partners who are here for this annual conference. they're wearing white ribbons identifying them as league partners. so please give them a special thank you as you go around and visit them at the expo and thank them for being league partners because they do help make your league a better organization so that it can help all of california's citi

but at the same time, helen milliken's feminism was developing, and so they became very close and in part through the battle over the equal rights amendment. and when elly and liz carpenter decided to step down as the co-chairs of the era america, they recruited helen milliken and sharon percy rockefeller to take their places, so she continued to have a very close relationship. um, i think that she had a great deal of respect for bill milliken as a politician, and i think he was clearly out of the same moderate republican mold that she was out of. any other questions? or comments people want to share from your own experiences? go ahead again, bill. >> no, go ahead, liz. >> liz. >> i wanted to say, i gather that you're a little bit younger, so -- [inaudible] when she was breaking through all those barriers, i be i -- but i can remember her -- [inaudible] and i thought you captured so well how it felt to just see the little article on the women's section about her and what she was doing. she really was a groundbreaker. >> i think you're right, and the comment was about that if you were

peterson's frustration was palpable as she tempered and letters with first lady helen milligan anothereminist friend on how she should respond to them. finally in early 1980 peterson's frustration boiled over. she wrote the former governor that quote i am in this battle because of the many inequities i have endured in my political career. she recalled how she been recruited to run for the senate and it had to beg for the financial support she had been promised. she recalled how she had been told she was the only one who could solve michigan republicans party problems and then quote when i was too far down the road to back out she was told she wasn't worth the money paid to other state chairman, because i am a woman. there so many women every day she wrote in politics and business who face the same inequities. and then a typical elly peterson fashion she wished romney and his family best wishes for the new year. romney replied he was sorry about her experience. quote if it was my fault please forgive. years later peterson recalled that when she returned to michigan as she grew older she

. >> in the washington area, there are at least 26 pop-up helene stores in the region.st majority are owned and operated by one company which spends all year planning and selecting the best spots. >> some people go to las vegas some people go to atlantic city, i open helene stores. >> he has been a franchise owner of pop-up stores or 19 years. the search usually begins in january. he got a deal on this montgomery county location. >> i am constantly keeping up with the real-estate industry to see where the chain stores are in bankruptcy. >> and with the national retail federation expecting a typical shoppers to spend $6 more this halloween over last year, there is nothing scary about this business. it is hard to believe as big as many of these halloween stores ariane as a lever it as their displays, they will all be gone come tuesday. >>> that is it for us at 5:00. coming up at 6:00 -- >>> the defense attorney in them lululemon case said its his client did it. i will tell you but the court room bombshell. >> the search ships in the search for a missing 9-year-old autisti

officials say the helen road station lost power affecting 150,000 people. bge crews worked to get the power back on and it was restored around 2:00 this afternoon. as the death toll from the national listeria outbreak continues to grow, we are hearing from the family of a maryland victim, a 87-year-old clarence wells of catonsville and died after eating tainted cantaloupes. health officials told his family he had the same strain of listeria as the national outbreak that has killed 15 people so far. the family is suing the colorado based form and its distributor. >> the numbers have me in complete awe that there are 1.5 million cantaloupes, and my father is one who ate the cantaloupe and passed away. it is just mindboggling. >> family members say mr. wells brought -- bought cantaloupes from a produce department. it is the only recorded listeria case in maryland. a traveler from the state to permit. the obama administration says the killing of a u.s.-born cleric in yemen could mean retaliation against american citizens worldwide. he was killed friday during a

francis helen nos explica como hacerlo. no importa donde vivas.a la propagaciÓn de las pandillas hispanas ligadas al narcotrÁfico y muchos opinan que ha tenido Éxito. univisiÓn siguió un operativo de la policÍa en esta ciudad y jaime garcÍa nos trae las imÁgenes. >> antes de lsalida del sol decenas de agentes de la policÍa llegaron a las casas de mÁs de una docena de las pandillas mÁs grandes de los Ángeles. con Órdenes de arresto en mano. ellos fueron y cometieron un crimen en otra pandilla, entonces nosotros venis y atacamos a la pandilla para que ellos se calmen. por uno para todos. >> este operativo se le llama cese al fuego y pone al descubieo que la capacidad corrtora de las pandillas se extiende las mujeres. >> la mayorÍa de las muchachas que hemos arrestado es porque estÁn involucradasn drogas. >> los angeles, donde vive la mayor cantidad de mecanos para que su paÍs, operaciones de inteligencia por la policÍa han evitado que pandillas hispanas ligadas al narcotrÁfico importa la violencia que se vive en mÉxico y centroamÉrica. >> no hay nin

applause] because linda brooks britain last march invited me to plan this program, and i want to thank helen, who i work with in san francisco unified because she introduced me to bryonn bain, and she always introduces me to the various artists that come in to work in the school district. as i learned about bryonn and experienced his presence and i was thinking about putting together this program, it just clicked -- why not bring the two together to bring this link from the past unsegregated jim crow to what is happening in the 21st century and that has been happening? i think i was inspired by michele alexander's booke." >> it is my pleasure to say, ms. colvin, without you we would not be where we are. [applause] thank you for sharing your story, and keep telling your story because we need to know, and our children need to know, and our children's children need to know your story. and we want to thank our sponsors today. we have the san francisco unified school district. we have marked as bookstores, who will be selling this -- ms. colvin's book, written about her, by philip house. we have

. >>> this comes to us from wvit connecticut, 90-year-old helen and 99-year-old stanley couldn't thinkf a better way to celebrate 72 years of marriage than to say i do again. they, along with hundred hes of other couples renewed their vows at a sunday mass. married since 1940, they've managed to stay together through up thes and downs by performing a daily ritual by saying i love you every day. >> that's all it takes. i love you every day. >> that's it? >> that's all i do when i want to watch football all day. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "early today," just your first stop of the day on your nbc station. >>> good morning, everybody. it is 63 degrees on this monday, october 17th. i'm jim handly in today for joe krebs, who is off this morning. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome to "news 4 today." >>> new from overnight, police are trying to figure out who is responsible for a deadly stabbing from northeast washington. this happened at 1:30 this morning along "i" street. police say the victim was stabbed multiple times. the victim's name has not been released. so far no arrest has been

. >>> this comes to us from wvit connecticut, 90-year-old helen and 99-year-old stanley couldn't thinkf a better way to celebrate 72 years of marriage than to say i do again. they along with hundreds of other couples renewed their vows at a sunday mass. married since 1940, they've managed to stay together through ups and downs by performing a daily ritual that includes saying i love you each and every day. so sweet. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "early today," just your first stop of the day on your nbc station. >>> it's hard to believe, but the swiss known around the world for their chocolate have never had a chocolate fair, until now. it took place this weekend at focus on the fine artistry of chocolate making. roughly 4,000 enjoyed tastings as well as chocolate workshops. >>> at one hair show in china, two swedish wing walkers battled the show battling deafening noise and wind speeds. the women performed breath taking acrobatic maneuvers that drew round after round of cheers from the crowd. known for their agility and focus, two very valuable skills for wing walking. very inte

. >>> this comes to us from wvit connecticut, 90-year-old helen and 99-year-old stanley couldn't thinkf a better way to celebrate 72 years of marriage than to say i do again. they, along with hundred hes of other couples renewed their vows at a sunday mass. married since 1940, they've managed to stay together through up thes and downs by performing a daily ritual by saying i love you every day. >> that's all it takes. i love you every day. >> that's it? >> that's all i do when i want to watch football all day. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "early today," just your first stop of the day on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning. after a beautiful weekend, we have some rain into the picture this week. let's look at doppler. on the left-hand side of your screen, you can see some showers around the mountains. there could be some sprinkles for the drive time. a mixture of sun and clouds. we have a chance for rain. high temperare of 72. we will come back and check the forecast into the weekend. >> thank you. 60 degrees on tv hill

i have to interrupt you because we're getting news via twitter from helen.n covering this trial very extensively and she is reporting via twitter, guys, from guys can we, from inside the courtroom, count one, guilty with regard to the murder of jennifer hawk petit and count one -- have we heard about the other daughter? not yet. glo ahead, deb. >> we're waiting on the -- that is count one and two. those are counts one and two. that he aided steven hayes in the murder of the mother. also, the murder of the old er daughter hooerks guilty of that. she died of smoke inhalation. she was tied to her bed and the defense argued well, had she simply broken free, then perhaps she could have helped the family. that was their argument. we're waiting for count three. it's not until counts four and five we get to the capital felonies, helen's been doing a good job tweeting of this. she covered the first trial extensively as well. >> i'm told three, guilty. >> okay. >> we're just doing this on the fly there. >> 11-year-old daughter who it seems that komisarjevsky had some

. >> but helen actually has reason to be proud. in the last few months, her office has posted the greatest rise in collected taxes in all of greater athens. conditions here are tough. everywhere, files are stacked high on mt desk. there is no more room for documents like last year's sales tax returns. they wind up in garbage bags. >> we need the programs that help us, but we do not have these programs. >> even supermarket trolleys are being used as storage space. >> every day we have to push thousands of tax documents from one place to another. if the government would just equip us better, we could secure even more tax revenue and close our budget gap without outside help. >> but on the other side of the glass windows, the view is somewhat different. people feel the state is harassing them. there is a new tax introduced practically every month. >> the working class people, this creates a feeling of lack of justice in this country, which has to stop some time. >> he has been waiting a year to start collecting his early retirement be

were be honored at the national woman's hall of fame in seneca falls where women like rosa parks and helen keller are honored for their contributions to the country. >> i could not have anticipated it. i had big dreams to do service and worked in the community. i never thought of anything quite as significant as this honor. >> seneca falls is the inspiration for the town in the classic "it's a wonderful life." she is reaching that conclusion this weekend for her that it has been a wonderful life for this native. in seneca falls new york, debra wiener. >> debra will have reports throughout the weekend including her acceptance speech tomorrow evening. the first lady was caught on camera this week during one of her favorite things, shopping at target. michelle obama was photographed in sunglasses and a baseball cap shopping at a target in alexandria, virginia. the cashier was the only person who recognized her. aid to say she enjoys running errands and she did before she moved into the white house. experts say there was a political motive behind a shopping trip. >> it is great pr for them bec

reportero: helen dice que ellos solos no podrÁn terminar nunca. ley. >>muchos hispanos venÍan y cargaban en sus camionetas sandÍas, melones... iban a vender a los departamentos, pero ahora con la ley, ya la gente se ha retirado. los para la policÍa y no los quieren dejar trabajar, pues... ¡ni modo! reportero: los crÍticos de la ley aseguran que la agricultura serÁ la industria mas castigada. >>the impact... y los efectos en la economÍa del estado serÁn terribles. reportero: uno de los puntos que distingue a la ley hb-56 de alabama de otras legislaciones estatales contra la inmigraciÓn ilegal, es el contenido de la secciÓn 28, que obliga a las escuelas pÚblicas del estado a verificar el estatus migratorio de los estudiantes. >>realmente, los niÑos que ya estÁn matriculados no tienen que reportar el estado migratorio de sus padres, pero los que se matriculan por primera vez, se les va a pedir la informaciÓn. pero todavÍa se puede negar esa informaciÓn. reportero: el desconocimiento de esa parte de la ley ha provocado que muchos hispanos indocumentad

that's nothing compared to what happened to helen schwartz. >> it was so outrageous that, i didn't evenart. >> reporter: her bill more than $5,000. and no warning. her family plan had no internet package but her son checked e-mail and downloaded ringtones. wireless companies push value as a key selling point of their plan. >> families can call any u.s. mobile phone for free. >> reporter: but if you go over the plan limit, that's where they debt you. a dime or more for receiving or sending a text message, 45 cents a minute to make a call. how about $10 for browsing the web. >> it's analogous to credit card companies that try to trick you and trap you into praying more than you thought you were going to. >> reporter: it is not that uncommon. one is six phone users has experienced bill shock. today, cell phone companies promise to start warning consumers before they hit their limits. >> our companies are biting the bullet and we're going to get this done. >> reporter: at no charge to consumers either hidden or otherwise? >> no. >> reporter: now while some send these alerts others will have

roger and helen are an adoption success story. they adopted three children through an agency but they first approached the authority and were told that roger's age would count against them. >> the fact that i was older than the average adopter, i was well into my 50's at the time, this was held by them to be a complete and utter disadvantage and they couldn't even countenance the idea of taking it further. >> councils that project people because of their age or ethnicity are a frustration to ministers. add the difference in speed that they are placed. they are trying to get the worst performers to improve. this shows which were top placing those destined for adoption in the legal time scale of 12 months. hackie and brent were bottom. some like devon did well over the three years but performed poorly last year. david cameron raised the issue at his party conference speech earlier this month and today he is launching a campaign to encourage more to adopt. he says it is shocking only 60 babies were adopted last year out of over 3,600

las tenemos en el programa. >> y nos visita la motivadora francis helen que nos enseÑa a pedirle a lossomos humanos a veces la mujer no lubrica es lo mismo que nosotros! >> esto es lo que dice jorge salinas, le puede pasar a cualquier hombre. recientemente Él protagonizÓ en una pelÍcula la historia de un hombre que sufrÍa de disfunciÓn erÉctil. vamos a darle la bienvenida a ana. >> un tema muy interesante. no hay que tener pena al tratarlo. necesitamos enterarnos de quÉ es lo que estÁ pasando. >> con esta pelÍcula se pone de moda este tema. no sÉ si es que le pasa a todos como dice jorge salinas pero sÍ en un momento de la vida el hombre puede experimentarlo. por quÉ pasa eso? >> hay muchos motivos pero los principales son psicolÓgicos y tiene que ver con la diabetes, la hipertensiÓn, con problemas circulatorios y prostÁticos pero tambiÉn es falta de informaciÓn. psicológicamente en el momento en que el hombre estÁ en una actividad sexual y siente inseguridad y todo lo demÁs puede producir una impotencia, la ansiedad evita que el hombre pueda tener una erecciÓn correctamente sostenible

. >> roger and helen are an adoption success story. they adopted three children from an agency and have never looked back. but they first approached their local authorities and were told in no uncertain terms that roger's age would count against them. >> the fact that i was older than the average adopter, i suspect, well into my 50's at the time, this was held by them to be a complete and utter disadvantage, and they could not even count on the idea of taking it any further. >> councils which reject some adopters are a source of frustration to ministers, as is the difference in speed with which people are placed for adoption, so they route them publicly in a bid to get the worst performers to improve. the lead table shows that some people came top over the last three years for placing those destined for adoption with families in the legal time scale of 12 months. some, like devin, did well over the three years, but performed poorly last year. david cameron raised the issue of adoption at his speech earlier this month, and today he's la

there are sculptures made out of volcanic ash from mount helen.o some cool, unique stuff. >> they are five stories down below. it's not just as street level, right? >> huge. with the web, everybody can shop there you can check out what we saw online at their website. >> very cool. >> awesome. >> this is a fun place to walk around this market. it has fresh fruit, fresh flowers. these are some of the flowers. these guys right here. >> is this your state, the dalia? >> i think it is. >> thank you, sweetie. all i know is i got into my hotel room the other night and there were beautiful flowers waiting for me. and i looked at the little note. it says, "dear kathie lee, so looking forward to "saving aimee love jay." >> my jay. >> and frank is on the way. >> the real reason we are here is because kath has been working on this play -- >> too long. >> but opening night is tonight. should we just sing for people understand what it is. ♪ hooray for hollywood da, da, da, da hollywood ♪ from shirley temple to aimee semple." our amazing leading lady carolee car

known for its grander states that have inspired some of russia's most prominent writers including me hélèneut as equal as the road you explain some of the region's sites which have roused the passions of russia's men are the letters in the past face an uncertain future. a tale of two states. a modest country see that in saurus times survive the farming and small scale manufacturing it happened to be the childhood home one of britain's most legendary figures mikhail element of a child prodigy a fiery camp and soldier. and finally a greater amounts of the novelist he died in a jewel age of twenty seven while little of his work was composed there meant that it's buried in the family more slowly. now two hundred people look after the estate as in the nineteenth century the family has become the main employer for adjacent religious. direct descendants of the serve so worked dress up for the job. some get to play the heiress across for the benefit of tourists as the numbers are growing there's no need for the state to turn a profit. of probably as good as they were in the park themselves as livin

bugger magnetize a report i'm max kaiser time now to go to los angeles and speak with helen brown author of web of debt l. and round up and back to the kaiser report thanks max always a pleasure all right ella brown european banks are being nationalized left and right as the ongoing global financial crisis continues to wreck havoc so what were once private banks are now becoming publicly owned banks but we already have a model of publicly owned banks how do these two compare well germany for example half their commercial loans are through publicly owned banks they probably have the strongest european tradition of publicly owned banks but they're being attacked by the private banks so their legs are being taken out from under them in the form of government guarantees but say in japan there their banks are nationalized in the ninety's and then as nationalized banks they had to do things for the public in other words they were use this public utilities which is a good thing and in fact the reason japan can carry debt to g.d.p. ratio of two hundred twenty four percent which is their highest

las cosas con balance las podemos utilizar. >> espero que te hayan servido los consejos de francis helen[risas] >> quÉ lindo! >> velo. dime si no es un personaje. >> mi hijo bello, precioso! >> quÉ hermoso. >> la mamÁ feliz con el hijo y hay varias fotografÍas con daniel alfonso pero siempre que yo me lo encuentro estÁ boca abajo. >> ninguno de usted duerme asÍ. >> no es lo recomendable pero... >> yo dormÍa así de chiquita y mis hijas dormÍan así. es muy bueno que podamos compartir esto con la gente maravillosa. yo quiero dar las gracias a kenia. >> me encantaban las palomitas. y me mandÓ una caja hermosa con salsa valentina que me encanta para mis palomitas y me contaba en su carta que obviamente a veces pasaba por momentos difÍciles y ella se puso las pilas y se puso a abrir una tienda a travÉs del internet. y los vende para poder ayudar a las labores de la casa y lo mandÓ para mis hijas y tiene ella tambiÉn tres hijas. muchas gracias por pensar en mis hijas. y suerte en ese negocio. gracias por tomarte el tiempo de pensar en mÍ y en mi familia. >> yo estuve en la oficina cuando recibi

president addressing her announcement to supporters helen said she wants to devote more time to her family during an interview with right wing shock jock mark eleven sarah palin said she felt that running would assure president barack obama's reelection. russia's help to provide security and revive the up causing an economy that's dominated talks in moscow between the country's leaders to meet alexander on focused on the challenges facing the caucasus republic which is still recovering from its long struggle for independence from georgia. following the meeting during the meeting of course a very wide variety of issues was discussed ranging anywhere from socio economic to matters of border control and cooperation between the two countries but as you have mentioned most important issue of course it was the issue of security mosco stood by so in the one nine hundred ninety s. war between a president in georgia in two thousand a toll in georgia is attack on south the state yet because it was here for all of that it may be next that's when russia recognized pass' independence and just to see th

will be honored at the national women's hall of fame in seneca falls where women like rosa parks and helenkeller are honored for their valuable and indoor in contributions. >> i could not have -- indoor in contributions. >> i could not have anticipated it. i've never had anything significant as this honor. >> seneca falls is believed to be the inspiration for the town in frank capra's classic "it's a wonderful life." that is the conclusion barbara mikulski is reaching, it has been a wonderful life. >> deborah weiner will have reports throughout the weekend including her acceptance speech. >> looking for a way to unwind from a long day? coming up, the pain-relieving benefits of massage therapy. >> and, a quest to find a man of her dreams in "what is your number?" >> cool, moist weather is here for the weekend, we will tell you how long it >> now, your insta-weather-plus forecast. >> taking a look outside, the airport is the 54. the inner harbor is a 58. the barometer is holding steady. temperatures around the area near that -- mid--to-upper-50's along the eastern shore. hagerstown is at 48

died.r-old helen another passenger died shortly after the crash.er passengers and the pilot survived. the crash is under investigation. president obama is playing host to the south korean the united states for a state visit. aass and ipad dinner at korean barbecue restaurant in tyson's corner. there will be no state dinner held tonight. dinner at a korean barbecue restaurant. obama will be visiting fairfax county. >>> new york city officials are the rising cost of the occupy wall street protests. the new york police department spent more than $2 million the protestsince on september 17. some say that money could. be could. protesters say don't blame them. >> every new york cop should be robbers.or rapists and everyone of them should be serious crimes. >> i would direct a question at police and say why have you much money on something legitimatecome a national issue? >> the down economy means there workers and apparently fewer babies. in 2007 the u.s. had a record number of birds. than 4.3 million. since then the birds and dropped. a report says hig

but helen saradin......radin/neighbor) "it's not going to happen, not over my dead body...".........and others are determined to keep the shelter out.(ms. jackson/neighbor) "16 unknown men moving in directly across from a daycare and a neighborhood with children, would you be happy?" ..........the dundalk united methodist church is part of a program called "streets of hope.." it's an alliance of churches that provides winter shelter for homeless men in baltimore county. the locations rotate. plans call for 16 homeless men to be sheltered at dundalk's church parsonage from october -thru april.(ms. lawson/neighbor) "why are they homeless, are there drugs involved? are they sex offenders. what is the issue, none of us know that." karla schaefer.....(schaefer) "we screen all the men...." ..........is director of "streets of hope"..... (schaefer) "we don't take anybody who is a sex offender.. right off the back, if you're a sex offender, you don't get into the "streets of hope." if you have a felony, you don't ge

achievements will be honored at the hall of fame here in seneca falls where women like rosa parks and helenred for their enduring tricks to the country. >> i couldn't have anticipated it. but to deliver anything quite as significant as this honor. >> seneca falls is believed to be the town in frank capra's classic "it's a wonderful life." no doubt micksy -- seneca falls new york, deborah weiner, wbal-tv 11 news. >> and deborah will have reports throughout the senator's hall of fame weekend including her acceptance speech this weekend. >> the first lady was caught on camera doing one of her favorite things, shopping at target. mrs. obama was photographed in sunglasses and a baseball hat shopping at the target in alexandria, virginia. people say she spent 40 minutes in the store and the cashier is the only person to recognize her. experts say there was a political motive behind the shopping trip. >> it's great p.r. for them because they can say, look, on this trip and others, we know what's going on outside the gates of the white house. >> the president says shopping at target is one of the t

show that the occupy wall street movement has a fifty four percent favorable rating by the american helen tea party rating i think and percent i wanted to these figures karl doesn't surprise me we have a basic problem here in this country in the the acts that took place over the last thirty years with regards to national debt within the system generally whether it be in education housing all of the poor and medical care for that matter all of these things are very complicated and difficult for the general public to understand and people in the media and people on wall street like it that way because if you don't understand it then you know you don't get what happened but the american people know that they've gotten hosed it lost their jobs they've seen them offshore to china it lost their houses they saw a huge run up in home prices that are collapsed you seems to stock market crashes down the space of ten years and maybe we're in the middle starting a third one and people are saying you know what i. i know that i've got. this but i don't know what. i just know what happens if you get all

>> helen is showing us what happened when a contractor installed a water meter outside of her house. >> they had broken the pipes. >> she had no water and had to pay $4200 for repairs. and diane had the same problem, it cost her $3,000. >> i said but i didn't have a leak before. and now, i do. so i think you should fix it. he said, no. >> and john said the same thing happened at his rental house, he had to come up with $5800 for his repair, it happened during a project with the public utilities commission installing a wireless water meter at all homes in the city. the work can cause pipes to burst and p.u.c. says it's happened at 45 homes so far. >> and then, try to get reimbursed. >> you have to have money upfront. i think that is a concern. >> and editor of the online newspaper says the stories raised an issue about who should be responsible to pay. >> so oo she says issue isn't so simple. homeowners contend their pipes were fine. the p.u.c. acknowledges the work can break a pipe. >> what tends to happen is that there is a shock in the season. >> however, p.u.c. says poorly maintai

. >>> stanley and helen live in hartford, connecticut. >> they have been married 72 years.y marked their anniversary by renewing their vows. they say the secret to staying married so long is they always say i love you and god bless you. they renewed their vows at 72 years. at this age, getting to 75 is not a given. >> we were always celebrating with a party, say our 50th, 60th, 70th. we figured we might as well do it for the 72nd because time is running out. >> the renewal of their vows took place in hartford, connecticut. >> they could teach younger couples some lessons. sweet. >>> mom and dad told you to finish your plate. find out about a place that says do it or else. >> how long will nice weather stick around? stick around? the forecast is up next. keurig has a wide variety of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew. so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just for you. because it is. [ female announcer ] who'd have thought that the person you'd grow up to be -- how creative or co

. >> live from television helen baltimore, wbal tv 11 news continues. >> welcome back.ning us now is dr. kim hammond and special guests cutie and this is rocky. rocky is about 34 months old. he is a bulldog. puppies are great and this dog grows up to be a piece of work. stronger than strong. he is a raven's linemen. >> kind of attitude do they have? >> great but they snore. they snore like a 450 pound man. they get loud but they are cute. >> let's get on with some questions. my dog is afraid of loud noises. although thunderstorms we have had this year, she won't go outside at night and is afraid to deal with the daytime. anything you can do? >> yes, there is. there is a really safe drug to use on dogs which is an anti- anxiety drug. i would start giving this drug your dog and that will gradually take away the anxiety. there may be an incident this dog remembers and you might have to slowly retrain it out of that incident. clonocom is not a panacea. it allows the dog to cool down a little bit to you can try to have confidence again. >> have you ever treated bad dog for c