this is the house phone. local calls are free, but don't stay on too long.y for our own long-distance calls. we keep a list. i... didn't know that you had renters. i didn't write to you about the renters. oh, rebecca, i'm sorry. i am so embarrassed. i guess i'm not quite used to the idea myself. it was just kind of a surprise. yes, of course. ever since my uncle moved to the retirement home, the bills have been coming in so quickly. i had to do something. renting out rooms seemed like a good solution. i'm sure the rent money helps. i just couldn't take care of edward by myself any longer-- to bathe him, dress him. and he fell down once when i was out and he couldn't get up by himself. it was terrible. i can see it's a big responsibility. the house, your uncle... what choice do i have? would you like to see your room? yeah. oh, please-- let me help you with those. oh, thank you. rebecca, you have enough baggage for an army! i didn't know what i'd need so i brought everything. i'm the same way-- better safe than sorry. melaku... would you put the suitcases in

it's ringing. ( phone ringing ) ( phone continues ringing ) ramón: no one's answering. i'm going to have to go to the houseg's wrong. maybe your phone is out of order. no, the answering machine picked up. sooner or later, we'll get a call from one of them. my wife is at home in case vincent calls there. is there anyone that can stay at your house to answer the phone? kevin and i would be glad to answer the phone. i don't want to spoil your day. no, those two boys are very important to me. i insist. kevin and i will answer the phone at your house. i'm going out to drive around to see if i can find them. please call my wife as soon as you have any information. i will. josé... kevin, i didn't think our new year's eve would turn out like this. well, things happen. i just can't imagine what those boys are doing right now. hey, it's new year's. they're probably out celebrating. they're only 10, they wouldn't do that. you'd be surprised what kids will do. do you remember when i ran away from home? i was only seven. right, you went down two blocks and then chickened out. that's right. kids'll do crazy things. hey,

house phone circuits were so overwhelmed that an alert went out to members of congress that if they were expecting any really important phone calls they should try using a different phone. if you tried to visit the websites for john boehner or michele bachmann after the president's call to action, you just got a server to busy message. >>> last year, in the fall, the president went and did it again. the president went on a multi-state barn storming campaign style tour to push for the passage of his jobs bill. again, he asked the american people to get involved in that fight directly. he asked the american people to talk to congress. >>> i want you to call. i want you to e-mail. i want you to tweet. i want you to fax. i want you to visit. i want you to facebook, send a carrier pigeon. >> then, he did it again at the very end of last year, when the payroll tax cut was about to expire and the president was trying to get republicans to agree to extend it, the president again asked the american people, specifically, to sweet about what that tax rate meant to them. he asked them specifically t

senate leaders and ask them to the oval office, but apparently something is wrong with the white house phoneshe's trying to outsource the job to you. take a look. >> i'm asking americans all across the country to make your voice heard. tell members of congress what a $2,000 tax hike would mean to you. call your members of congress, write them an email, post it on their facebook walls. you can tweet it using the #my2k. >> greta: why doesn't the president pick up the phone and call john boehner and harry reid? isn't what they're paid for you? sir, you've been quoted as saying we need to cut more spending, but do it in a smart with a that keeps our economy growing. what's a smart way? >> a not smart way to do it is to cut medical research, cut law enforcement. a lot of these proposals over the last couple years by the republicans in the house and senate makes those kinds of cuts. that doesn't make any sense. >> greta: what's a smart way? >> to cut spending like we did in 2011. we came together in the debate about the debt ceiling and rhode islanandreduced spending by alma trillion dollars. the p

house. he phoned 10 american service men and women in afghanistan to thank them for their sacrifice. at a u.s. base in kabul, troops feasted on 200 turkeys and the trimmings. about 66,000 americans are still deployed in afghanistan. most are expected home by the end of 2014. as we reported here last night, america's ambassador to the united nations, susan rice, has broken her silence about the controversial remarks she made back in september about the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. ambassador chris stevens and three other americans were killed in that attack. sharyl attkisson in washington has more on that tonight. sharyl. >> reporter: ambassador rice defended her comment from more than nine weeks ago when she said the benghazi attacks did not appear preplanned. she said that reflected the best intelligence at the time. >> i relied solely and squarely on the information provided to me by the intelligence community. i made clear that the information was preliminary and that our investigations would give us the definitive answers. >> reporter: but intelligence officia

phone it worked. i have it under lock and key. >> like at the white house. >> the red phone. >> we cleared it out in time. >> we're back in a moment. >>> just tiny. >> if all goes as plan, san francisco will be home to the nation's tiniest apartment, 220 square feet. >> the board of supervisors approved the construction of microunits today. the average rent for a studio is currently $2,000. the microapartments will cost about $1500. >> i have the rights to the reality show, jessica and henry living in one of those things as roommates. >> i was going to say, 220 square feet, bigger than the dog house i sleep in every night. if i have to share it with jessica i'm willing to share with the jessica. if she don't mind bad smelling feet i'm great to live with. >>> he roamed the sidelines for more than a decade in berkeley but jeff tedford is no longer the head man for the bears football team. >>> the giants rolled out the orange carpet for a movie release of world championship proportions. that's next in sporters. rs. s. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area. a coaching career spiralled out of control and jeff tedf

if you are unemployed you have welfare and food stamps, subsidized housing, free phone and healthcareff unemployed than working, isn't that what this is about? >> bob: this is not an exaggeration, is it? >> kimberly: how dare you think it's hyperbole. >> andrea: it will get worse. the administration said you can keep your doctor. this is proof they can't keep the doctor. because if the employers don't want to pay for them, they will push them in exchanges. "new york times" is getting in the business -- >> bob: you read the communist rag. don't read it. main stream media. >> andrea: finally you're learning. a final point. you laugh now but who is going to pay for this? who is going to pay for the exchange? >> bob: "new york times." >> andrea: taxpayers. >> greg: dios mio. i am so happy today. you got cheese in green room. so i'm not mad at you. >> bob: i don't want to see it. >> greg: can't love jobs and mock job creators. deciding to tax them at this stage of the game is a bad idea. that is why the economy will, won't improve. unlikely to be successful xy -- >> bob: jobs created by pe

president obama has already talked with the top four leaders in the house and senate on the phone from chicago before returning to the white house last night that includes house speaker ran john boehner. he says his party is willing to consider tax increases only under the right circumstances which include fewer tax loopholes and simpler, fairer tax code. right now all sides are laying out opening arguments for negotiations that are to come. they need to avoid severe and automatic government spending cuts and tax hikes that will take place january 1st. those cuts and hikes total 800 billion dollars. in the bay area there's hope president obama's reelection will bring amick boost especially in the silicon valley. with health care behind him the tech industry feels the president can turn his attention to jobs, housing and clean technology. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>>s did are trying to determine how badly hurt an 11-month-old fremont baby was when she fell from a third story window yesterday. firefighters say the baby landed in bushes outside her home in the 800 block of walnut avenue

i loved david talking about the seven phone lines at the house and brings back the memories of visiting there. there was always something going on at the marks house on jordan avenue. his parents rented out rooms to jewish refugees and this was before cell phone and the phone rang around the clock and various languages. it wasn't uncommon to run into a complete stranger in the kitchen at night. i remember visiting one time at spring break and we had to sleep in cots in the limning room and all of the beds were taken by others. but interacting with all these people in all these different ways i think gave milton the confidence and the sense of himself to be his very own self, and at a time when politicians tailor their accents and adjust their verb contractions and their audience and who they're talking to milton talked with all people from all walks of life around the world the same way. he talked to my toddler daughters the same way as my grand mother and people that didn't speak english as first language and everyone the same way. everyone connected with milton. and because milton had

phone all the time. no hold button. our house was always full of people. i see many of you here that became family. you were there all the time, working on elections, and after my dad ran you helped my brother run. the same people helping us, being part of the family, working together for the city. i remember some of the crazy things we did growing up in political life. going to i think it's call -- i don't know if it's called the muni lot or parking lot and where the buss are in the morning so we could put a handout on every seat and bus that was there. i remember standing out in front of markets and it was raining and horrible and saying "will you vote for my dad" and milton loved this. he loved this energy and out of most of us and showed in what he ended up doing. all three kids learned at an early age giving to other people was one of the main things we were put on this world to do. our mom and dad taught us that. milton was a true believer sometimes to his detriment and would take on any power he needed to be even if it meant being fired from the board and "you're not doing enough. you're not

he got a phone call from the white house. picked up the phone and at the other and they said get to the white house as soon as you can. he grabbed his hat and dashed out. he had a car of course. they gave him a chauffeur when he became vice president. he went to the white house and was taken upstairs to the second-floor. he was met by eleanor roosevelt. she said the president is dead. he was in total shock. he said what can i do for you? she said, harry, what can we do for you? you are in trouble now. >> the life of harry truman, sunday night at 8:00 on c-span. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we continue our discussion on the looming fiscal cliff with democratic congressman keith ellison. as we look at the standoff between the house -- the white house with democrats and senate republicans, what do you see as thisath to fixing problem ahead of us? guest: i think the american people expect the congress will work out a deal for everybody. we feel that a deal can be done but it has to have that basic features. there need

got a phone call from the white house. get to the phone right away. i picked up the phone. at the other end, they said get to the white house as soon as you can -- as you can. he grabbed his hat and dashed out. he had a car, of course. they gave him a chauffeur. he went to the white house. he was taken upstairs to the second floor, which was the family fled. he was led by eleanor roosevelt. she said, harry, president is dead. he was in total shock. he said, what can i do for you? she said, harry, what can we do for you. you are in trouble now. >> from his early life through his presidency, a look at the early life of harry truman sunday night at 0 -- at 8:00 p.m. >> this morning, a discussion on the primacy of e-mails, especially when a federal investigation is involved. then the director of the carbon tax center talks about republ

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in sam rayburn's office -- he used to prepare for the next day's business, and got a phone call from the white house, get to the phone right away. he picked up the phone and at the other and they said, get to the white house as soon as you can. so he grabbed his hat and dashed out, he had a car, they gave him a chauffeur when he became vice president. he was taken to the second floor, the family floor, was met by eleanor roosevelt. he looked up and she said, harry, the president is dead. he was in total shock and said, what can i do for you? she said, harry, what can we do for you? you are in trouble now. and that is how he became president. >> to jump into one of your two points you were trying to make in the book -- he took over on april 12, 1945. v-e day, the european theater ended may 6. from april to off until may 6. when was the potsdam conference? >> july. the russians, the soviet union, the americans, and the man who replaced winston churchill. >> we have some video showing harry truman -- >> that is to settle the problems before him. >> there he is with joe stalin. >> and jimmy byrnes to hi

if you believe this in strongly make a phone call every week to the white house. write a letter every week or e-mail to those you don't agree with and tell why you don't agree with that and want them to change. eventually they will get the message. i firmly believe so and we the people could still change things no matter who is elected. the axe thank you, always a pleasure. it is better when you hear but we will take you from texas any day of the week. >> america works, peace, love, happiness. connell: let's go back to nicole petallides on the floor of the exchange. nicole: i am not hearing the optimism here. [inaudible] >> up fullback and people think a great buying opportunity. maybe 10% or 20% of people save this is a great buying opportunity but not today. i walk the floor and talk to traders, they see more downside potential particularly since we have broken the 1400 mark on the isn't the 500 and them, the markets, the s&p 500 in particular closes below 1400, that is a bearish sign, talking about the pressures that face so many industries like coal land energ

phone. the white house giving a lot of credit to secretary of state clinton.ut also pointing out the president played a very important role, joe. >> i would like to ask you both, starting with jill. did we know behind the scenes there were very good chances of success in this when hillary clinton first set out on this trip, or was this more of a role of the dice? jill? >> reporter: well, i think it's kind of a combination of both. after all, the president had been on the phone, secretary clinton had been on the phone. and as you just heard, the white house is saying that basically the president, you know, clinched the deal. but in that part of the world, clinching is not a word that's used very frequently. so there was -- there was a lot that could have gone wrong, and i think for the future there are things that can still go wrong. these cease-fires, and there have been others, don't always last. and you've seen president obama jump fully into this, secretary clinton very directly involved in a way they haven't been for quite some time. you know, in this midd

researchers at yale university placed cell phones on top of cages housing pregnant mice. the other half were turned off, with no signal transmitted. after the mce gave birth their offspring were tested. those exposed to cell phone radiation were more active and their memory was slightly decreased. the researchers are urging pregnant women to be cautious and hold cell phones away from the body. influenza during pregnancy is linked to a higher risk of autism among children. researchers studied rates of autism and other developmental disorders among nearly 97 thousand children born in denmark from 1997 to 2003. they report, children whose mothers had the flu while expecting were at double the risk of being diagnosed with autism before their third birthday. the risk was three times higher among children whose mothers had flu-based fevers for seven days or more during pregnancy. baby girls exposed to stress are more likely to suffer mental health issues like depression and anxiety as teenagers. researchers report girls raised by mothers with depression, relationship troubles or

the cell phone remained at the house. it was not common for her to do that but not impossible. >> did she go to some kind of barbecue or some event that night? >> yes. the last time we can account for hers 11:00 on a saturday night before she was reported missing. she was at a cookout, watching football games on television at the residence of a former employee who lived nearby. >> you say there were some lie detector tests and alibis checked out. >> yes, yes. we checked out alibis of all the people that we looked at closely. we administered several polygraph examinations. one case that makes it solvable, we have dna evidence and we have compared all these -- >> from what? >> dna evidence from a latex glove recovered in the front yard of the residence. >> so you have these lay desk gloves, dna. has it matched? >> it does not match any of the 200 people whose dna have obtained. >> you've gotten 200 dna samples? >> that's correct. >> you have really worked this case. >> we tried hard. we obviously haven't succeeded. there's

and house speaker john boehner who described his phone call with the president wednesday night as disappointing was not impressed by the white house proposal. >> no substantive progress has been made in the talks between the white house and the house over the last two weeks. right now all eyes are on the white house. the country doesn't need a victory lap. it needs leadership. it's time for the president and congressional democrats to tell the american people what spending cuts they're really willing to make. >> boehner then raised the stakes by throwing the debt ceiling into the mix, suggesting that any plans to raise the nation's borrowing limit would have to be matched by spending cuts in the fiscal cliff deal. >> as i told the president a couple weeks ago, there's a lot of things i've wanted in my life, but almost all of them had a price tag attached to them. i continue to believe that any increase in the debt limit has to be accompanied by spending reductions that meet or exceed it. >> asking that a political price be paid in order for congress to do its job to ensure that the united state

now, president obama was up we're told by the white house on the phone until 2:30 this morning trying to prevent what looks like possibly a ground war. >> israelis push across the border using land forces, the narrative changes, the picture changes in way that say will make it that much more difficult to get back to a negotiation. >> reporter: now, the israelis had agreed even though they were standing on the ready to hold off on sending in ground troops and hold off on any sort of ground war as these negotiations seemed to be progressing. the late news within the last hour is that it looks like there possibly could be an announcement of a truce. egypt, which is trying to broker that, its president says that the aggression, as he puts it, by israelis will end within the next few hours. >> all right, tracie potts, thank you very much for the update. >>> also new this morning with a lot of focus on the middle east, president obama right now in china praising u.s. relations with china as he wraps up meetings with asian leaders in cambodia. the president sitting down with china's outgeari

phone conversation that's of course according to the white house now meanwhile other major yuan powers like britain and russia have issued more neutral statements calling on all sides to exercise restraint and prevent any acts as collation of violence u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon echo those sentiments reminding all parties to respect their obligations obligations under international humanitarian law and to ensure the protection of civilians at all times the u.n. secretary general is scheduled to visit the region next week in order to advance a cease fire between israel and hamas but we should also mention that leaders the arab world are also holding on israel accountable and blaming israel for this escalation of violence so clearly the u.n. as she has a lot on his plate if he is when he attempts to to to successfully achieve a cease fire because for now this violence is clearly spiraling and escalating. stay with the crisis in gaza you could also live updates on twitter and of course we're closely following the story. the syrian opposition has received a major vote of confidence

neighbors the mother keeps the house doors shut and shoes passes by a way she blames herself for her daughter's death the bridegroom stole the restoring the night after phoning to lure her away from the house he took her to his village where she was raped. she was taken by force. she didn't understand what was going on. she was the youngest daughter and she was a virgin. and still pains me here in my heart. when we came to take our daughter away sure if you. i felt. somehow. to flee by her sister after returning home talked with her mother throughout the night. she wanted to go to. but in the morning she hanged herself in a shared. criminal was convicted on three counts abduction rape and forced suicide but people in his native village feel justice was not done they say the girl died after being separated from the man she. would like to know what the bridegroom thinks about it all but so far he's not been to see the kidnapper has launched an appeal and the chances are he may be sent for . the final chapter in his book. to be written. well. science technology innovation all the list of elements from around russia we've got the future covered. government no lo

house. at 10:30 hours he emerged from the front door and had a cell phone conversation before going back inside. at 11:30 a male subjects and to the house and officers took the time of advantage to make their approach to the front door and yelled out police, a provision search and enter the residence. manning encountered heckert walking down a hallway toward him. manning sa anw a concerning said. he sought a loaded gun in his hand. he instinctively call that gun to officers and anyone else. he grabbed for the gun, and they were engaged in locked in hand- to-hand combat. heckert pulled him into our rear bedroom and they struggled for control of the weapon. they flipped over a corner of the bed. manning was able to land on top of him and tried to pin him against the wall between the bed in order to control his arm. that is when the situation went from bad from worse as he grabbed active-duty gun and try to pull it from the holster. manning called for help and alerted the other officers that he was going for his gun. the other officers responded into the room. macmillan jumped into the struggle an