this was the last known photo police had of irving.s one of massachusetts's most wanted fugitives. that changed wednesday when police showed up at his house in maine. they found him hiding in plain sight with his name on the door. authorities say they found the 52-year-old irving watching tv with his wife and grandchild and asked officers how did you find me? >> his wife appeared like she was in a state of shock. she was very cooperative. seemed to be a very nice lady. for all intents and purposes they seemed to be a nice couple that were just living in downtown warren. >> reporter: inside the home police found several guns. irving had altered his name, using greg instead of gary and changed h his birthday. neighbors noticed nothing remarkable. >> he was always pleasant, nice. always liked him. you never know who's living next door, i guess. >> reporter: irving lived with his wife and family roughly 130 miles from where the terrifying attacks happened. >> individual in the bushes dragging people at knife point into the bushes and rapin

gary irving fled after his 1978 conviction in massachusetts. he eventually settled in maine just 130 miles away and went by a different first name. that was enough to avoid police until wednesday when he was arrested. a newspaper reports a relative turned him in. irving is due back in court on monday. >>> two fifth-graders will be tried for conspiracy to commit murder for allegedly plotting to hurt seven classmates at their elementary school. washington state law says children their age shouldn't be tried for crimes like this. but an exception to the law permits a trial under certain circumstances. court documents say the boys, ages 10 and 11, have confessed to plotting to harm their classmates and that they brought a knife and gun with ammunition to the school. >>> we've all had a bit of road rage, right? but not like this. look. >> [ bleep ]. >> bradley turner and his wife -- you'll see her? just a moment. they say two guys in the truck tried to run them off the road in north carolina. in the video, turner confronts him, apparently starting t

irving in nevada, irving. >> caller: hello. >> you got me, it's cramer. go ahead. >> caller: look, i'm irving from las vegas. and because of you, and the wuflt things you've been doing for the stock market and for me, i got into the stock market at 90. i've been listening to you for many years, but not doing anything, but at the age of 90, i'm 92 now. >> you're just getting started. what's up? >> which way is the better to buy stock, preferred or common? >> preferreds, actually. a lot of times, you have to figure out what is out of step? a lot of the preferred turn out to be perfect. common has the more upside. i like to follow the common stocks. i give you a figure, better reward, but, of course, more risk. but i think you're doing terrifically. tonight i'm sharing all my investing memories and give you the lessons that i have learned. hey, why not get them started really early? keep the kids about investing. it's a lifelong skill. mad money will be right back. >> announcer: don't miss a second of mad money. have a question? tweet kraker, #madtweets. giv

. >>> authorities say gary allen irving was convicted of raping three young women, and new leads led police this week to the a small town where they found irving who is now 55 years old. >> his wife appeared like she was in a state of shock. she was very cooperative. seemed to be a very nice lady, and for all exstents and purposes seemed to be a nice couple living there downtown. >> always pleasant and nice. always liked him. you never know who is living next door, i guess. >> authorities in maine and massachusetts, they plan to use dna to see whether irving can be linked to any unsolved rapes. >>> tomorrow millions of christians around the world will celebrate easter or resurrection day, as it's known. this is the crowd last night outside the coliseum in rome. beautiful pictures here. the pope spoke at a special ceremony for good friday, and he told people that christians must respond to evil with good an iconic cross will be allowed in a 9/11 museum. the judge tossed out a claim that the cross was mixing church and state. the judge says displague the cross is allowed because of its

this had been the last known photo police had of irving.massachusetts's most wanted fugitives. that changed wednesday when police showed up at his house in maine. they found him hiding in plain sight with his name on the door. authorities say they found the 52-year-old irving watching tv with his wife and grandchild. and asked officers, how did you find me? >> his wife appeared are like she was in a state of shock. she was very cooperative. seemed to be a very nice lady. and for all intents and purposes, they seemed to be a nice couple that were just living here in downtown. >> reporter: inside the home police say they found several guns. irving had slightly altered his name, using greg instead of gary, and changed his birth date. neighbors noticed nothing remarkable. >> always pleasant, nice. always liked him. you never know who's living next door, i guess. >> reporter: irving lived with his wife and family roughly 130 miles from where the terrifying attacks happened. >> individuals hiding in the bushes, grabbing people at night, dragging

new leads led police to the small town of goram, maine, where they found irving 52 years old watching tv with his wife and grandchild. >> his wife appeared like she was in a state of shock. she was very cooperative. seemed to be a very nice lady. and for all intents and purposes they seemed to be a nice couple that were living there in downtown. >> always pleasant and nice, always liked him. you never know who is living next door, i guess. >> authorities in maine and massachusetts plan to use dna to see whether irving can be linked to any unsolved rapes. >>> tomorrow millions of christians around the world will celebrate easter or resurrection day. pope francis is getting ready for a special easter vigil this afternoon at the vatican. ♪ and there were crowds last night, look at that, outside the colosseum in rome. the pope spoke at a special ceremony for good friday. he told people that christians must respond to evil with good. >>> we've got an update from south africa on nelson mandela's health. a spokesman for jpresident zuma said he's resting comfortably in the hospital. he was ad

gary irving fled from massachusetts, and settled in maine to go by his first name which was enough toice until he was arrested wednesday. a relative turned him in and he is due back in court monday. >>> two fifth graders will be tried for conspiracy to commit murder for plotting to hurt seven members at their school. washington state law says that children their age should not be tried for crimes like this, but an exception permits a trial under certain circumstances. court documents say that the boys ages 10 and 11 have confessed to plot to harm their classmates and they brought a knife and gun with ammunition no school. >>> we have all had a little bit of road rage, right? but not like this. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> bradley turner and his wife, and you will see her in a moment, and two guys in the truck tried to run them off of the road in north carolina, and in the video, turner confronts them apparently starting the fight and the two hop out and fists flying and turner's wife there who seems a little tad overdre overdressed for this party hands him a gun which he fires as the o

authorities say gary allen irving been the on the lamb in 1979 after he was convicted of raping three women. and police found him in the small town of gora, maine. he was watching tv with his wife and grandchild. he is due in court on monday. >>> and then a new effort to shift through debris through 9/11, and identify more victim remains. the city now has newer shifting technology. and crews will shift through 50 dump loads for weeks. >>> and then the mother and sister of a suspect accused of shooting a baby in the face is being held without bond. and also 35 educators in atlanta have been indicted in one of the biggest cheating scandals. they face charges of corruption and racketeering and are accused of changing or fabricating test scores in 2001. some of the accused face 45 years in prison if convicted, and that includes hall who denied wrong doing, and shaefrs a full participant in the conspiracy and threatened and punished teachers that did not cheat. she was once name national superintendent of the year and she collected more than $500,000 in bonuses over ten years because of a

neighborhoods initiative, performing assessments of 25 commercial corridors and those include tara ville, irving and noriega in your district, supervisor. and to build capacity we have also provided nearly $4 million in small business loans and facade and tenant improvements to provide critical assistance to our neighborhood commercial corridors. this approach, a sequence of advocacy, information and capacity building will ensure we create opportunities and connect communities all over our city to those great event opportunities. thank you very much for your question. i look forward to working with you, supervisor, on this issue. >> thank you, mr. mayor. i think that concludes our questions for today. madam clerk, why don't we go to our consent agenda. >> items 2 through 4 comprise the consent calendar. an item may be removed and considered separately. >> colleagues, with would anyone like to sever these item? roll call vote. ant on the consent calendar, skim? supervisor kim? kim aye. supervisor mar? mar aye. supervisor tang? tang aye. supervisor wiener? wiener aye. supervisor yee? yee aye. supe

irving street. every block they going through they paint 3 or 4 streets in the block the poles the utility boxes, mailbox. >> thank you. >> okay. >> put the drop cloth. come on around. >> there you go. force for we have to remember we are not painters we abate graffiti. we are abaters not painters. get that out of the way and keep moving. >> how many of these do you do a day? how many poles we do a day? >> yeah. >> depends on the location. may be 20. >> do you like working with the team? >> yes because i'm a people person. i like being outside and interacting with the public and i like the response we get especially from the good job we do in the community. >> goodbye.

irving lecture looks at the growing threat of cyber attacks -- lachow looks at the growing threat of cyber attacks in the u.s.. been selected in this year's student cam documentary competition on the theme, your message to the president. the grand prize winner is john stokes. -- josh stokes. his video was on unemployment in america. , from farragut middle school, won first prize for their documentary on transportation. see all the documentaries at student cam.org.

irving street. every block they going through they paint 3 or 4 streets in the block the poles the utility boxes, mailbox. >> thank you. >> okay. >> put the drop cloth. come on around. >> there you go. force for we have to remember we are not painters we abate graffiti. we are abaters not painters. get that out of the way and keep moving. >> how many of these do you do a day? how many poles we do a day? >> yeah. >> depends on the location. may be 20. >> do you like working with the team? >> yes because i'm a people person. i like being outside and interacting with the public and i like the response we get especially from the good job we do in the community. >> goodbye. >> i introduce jennifer nelson, we introduced her before. (applause) >> a lot of you have talked to her already. she will be working with the speakers on stage. and i'd like to introduce jim merkasio with the san francisco graffiti advisory board. he will be the phil donahue. i hand you the microphone. >> i'll hold onto it. i believe

i think i can see why washington irving, having disturbed husband found mrs. madison more to his taste. he knew her as lady president. the term first lady didn't coming to use until 1848 at mrs. madison's funeral and president taylor referred to her as first lady, first time ever been used so was actually going to characterize this woman. a made no attempt to be willowy in the eyes of her admirers, she was perfect as serving senator in 1811, mrs. madison is a fine, but some of dame who has a smile and a pleasant word for everybody. when james was secretary of state and his friend jefferson administration, dolley was the president's hostess. jefferson you recall is a widower. she was on her way to becoming the central figure in washington society. uconn full time when her husband took the oath of office on march 4, '89. she wasn't the lindsey will the source, no homespun for her and one admirer observed on the evening of her husband and swearing in she looked a queen. adopted the parisian fashion of wrapping silk fabric two four feet in length about her head. j

authorities say gary allen irving ran off in 1978 after he was convicted of raping three young women. new leads led police this week to a small town, gorham, maine, where they found irving, he's 52 now, watching tv with his wife and dwrand child. >>> now to north korea, they say they are in a state of war with south korea. >> here's the response from the white house. "we take these threats seriously and remain in close contact with our south korean allies, but we would also note that north korea has a long history of bellicose rhetoric and threats and today's announcement follows that familiar pattern." >> jim clancy is live in seoul, south korea. is south korea on any special alert because of the threats from north korea? >> reporter: they have to be alert, on edge so to speak because they are used to this. i don't think the general population considers this threat. they've heard it all before, they believe they're being pressured once again by the north to get money, to get food, to get assistance that would help prop up the regime, but at the same time they do have to take it very

liz: time to go off the desk and over to irving, texas, where houses being made into a museum. this is the house where lee harvey oswald spent the last night with his family before killing john f. kennedy. for years tourists have been stopping by the home. the house, which is currently owned by the city, will be restored to look like it did in 1963. the only out of place item will be the central air conditioner. david: that is so creepy. austin, texas, where google is showing off a talking shoe. it monitors the movement and then speaks to you. it might say something like this is super boring as it moves it can kind of motivate you, supposedly, by giving you more positive comments. the shoe collects data sent to an app on your mobile phone telling the shoe what to say. don't go looking for it in the stores anytime soon, there are currently no plans to sell the talking shoes. liz: can we have it in a french accent or something? tomorrow, national federation of independent business will release small business optimism index for february expected to rise. david: the treasury depart

wife ruth and his son andrew, lived with vilification, shame, and pursuit from bankruptcy trustee irvingand his lead counsel david sheehan. they were demanding that the madoffs cough up virtually every penny they have, claiming they, quote, "knew or should have known" about bernie's crimes. >> would you agree with mr. sheehan, the lawyer for the trustee, when sheehan says you should be ashamed, that you should give every penny back? >> well, obviously, i disagree with many of the assertions in the lawsuit that the trustee has filed against me. and i'm hopeful that, in time, we'll be able to reach a settlement, and i'll be able to put this behind me. >> picard says the sons' trading operation received millions from bernie's ponzi scheme. he is suing andrew madoff alone for $60 million, virtually every penny he earned, borrowed, or was given to him by his father over a ten-year period. let me ask a really intrusive question. how much are you worth as we speak? >> well, i was fortunate over the years, running the business that mark and i ran. it generated many millions of dollars in profits

back in 1978 gary irving was offered a weekend of freedom by a judge in massachusetts before he was to three young women. he never showed up. the law finally caught up with him wednesday in maine living a quiet life under a different name. irving is due back in court for a hearing on monday. >>> a man who worked as a defense lawyer for saddam hussein and claimed to have offered legal advice to osama bin laden had a dark secret. he wasn't really a lawyer at all. he was found guilty of money laundering, fraud and forgery this week. atika shubert has his story. >> are you a real live pirate? >> i sure am, little lady. >> it's been a while since i've done this. which one is the jumpsuit again? >> reporter: just like leonardo dicaprio character in the movie "catch me if you can" he was a world class conartist, but he has a rolodex that read like a who's who of the biggest on villains, saddam hussein, osama bin laden, slobodan milosevic and it turns out he was fooling them all and making millions from his lies. he took on notorious and unwinnable cases. starting in 2005 he defended saddam hu

the cavalier irving in disgus. the young buck. >> i don't know how much longer you can keep this up or without realizing they are being tricked but for now it's getting a lot of hits and that's what the brands care about. >> i'm talking about right now and it is pretty funny. real car sales man mit actually have had a heart attack and that would not be funny. >> abc news los angeles. >> coming up next on 7 news at 9:00. book that won't take up any shell space. stay with us any s[ male announcer ] withus citibank it's easy for jay to deposit checks from anywhere. [ wind howling ] easier than actually going to the bank. mobile check deposit. easier banking. standard at citibank. mobile check deposit. easier banking. dad: you excited for youyeah.st day? ♪ dad: you'll be fine, ok? girl: ok. dad: you look so pretty. ♪ i'm overprotective. that's why i got a subaru. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. been waiting for the price then hurry, sleep train's beautyrest and posturepedic closeout sale is ending soon. save

. >> bill: juliet huddy, irving. >> why do you look at me when you say that?dn't look at you. i'm looking at the teleprompter as we speak. right there. dopey kids. not huddy. in 60 seconds, an expanded mail segment about the colmes shootout last night which frightened jument. we will be right back with that. >> no tip. day because we have an expanded mail segment which begins right now. chuck, sacramento, california. bill, were you rude and belligerent with colmes, keep up the good work. from tennessee, you owe your audience an apology, admit it, you lost it. diane adams, potomac falls, virginia. your call is what is needed to wake people up. from melbourne, australia, god had forgive your outbursts at colmes, o'reilly. >> i certainly hope so. >> from australia, my late father said that good people can disagree without shouting at each other. for the record, colmes did not shout, just me. from thailand, bill, it's about time you showed emotion over the spending mess instead of your usual humdrum delivery. humdrum? from new hampshire, bill you did what many of

every day millions of gallons of water goes through these piles and they are going into the rivers and irvrvicing millions of people across the southern states of united states. this is not a contained issue at all. that is one of the sites. there are thousands of sites up and down the country. the cleanup costs approximately a billion dollars per year for each of these sites. when you're talking about debt this is an extraordinary issue. but it is not only on mines that have already been closed. this is an issue about mine claims and the issue of mining which is happening every day across the united states and when they talk about the mining that is taking out the uranium material, in the leech mining, there is the idea while it is contained closed loop system. what the documentary actually uncovers it is not. it is polluting large bodies of water. we talk about the aquifer for example, that starts in north dakota and goes through seven states and goes through texas that is enormous number of people with the water for drinking. melissa: i don't want to interrupt you i, but i want to make

. >> in october of 2010, police arrest 39-year-old adrian irving on charges of breaking and entering. two months later, he pleads guilty. he's sentenced to three years in prison. it's all thanks to the 20/20 lens of the surveillance camera. >> it's not that expensive when you get the payback or the reward, when you catch them like this on film. it can go a long ways in helping to solve a crime. >>> coming up, a granny fights back against a store robber. >>> a thief ends up with more than an ipad. >>> a woman casually throws a cat in the trash. >>> and a donkey goes on a wild ride in the skies when "caught on camera: bold, brazen and bizarre" continues. [ man ] visa prepaid opened a new world for me. ♪ i have direct deposit on my visa prepaid. my paycheck is loaded right on my card. automatic. i am not going downtown standing in line to cash it. i know where my money is, because it is in my pocket. i got more time with my daughter, we got places to go. [ freeman ] go open a new world, with visa prepaid. more people go with visa. [ male announcer ] available at accountnow.com. by the a

irving has a court hearing now on monday. >>> a small down in georgia could make it mandatory for eachgun. the council is expected to hold a final vote on the proposal monday. victor blackwell has more on what that could mean. >> this is a town that normal rockwell would want to paint a picture of. >> nelson, georgia, 50 miles north of atlanta. it is a snapshot of small town americana, grazing cows, small white churches, and a very small police department. >> you're the chief of police here. >> yes. >> but it is really just you and the department? >> right now it is just me. >> the chief has not worked a single major crime in his three years on the job. >> it is just your normal minor thefts, burglaries. >> no gun crimes but soon owning a gun in this town of 1,400 may become not just a right but a requirement. every head of household in nelson would have to own a gun and ammunition. >> it is a deterrent kind of law. >> every member of the nelson city council supports the family protection ordinance as it is known. edith believes it will scare off would-be criminals if it becomes law ap

. >> bill: juliet huddy, irving. >> why do you look at me when you say that?m looking at the teleprompter as we speak. right there. dopey kids. not huddy. in 60 seconds, an expanded mail segment about the colmes shootout last night which frightened jument. we will be right back with that. for my first big race and l.a. for my best friend's wedding. because when hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire so i got my hotels for half-price! >> men: ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ hotwire.com dad, i'd put that down. ah. 4g, huh? verizon 4g lte. 700 megahertz spectrum, end-to-end, pure lte build. moe most consistent speeds indoors or out. and, obviously, astonishing throughput. you know how fast our home wifi is? yeah. this is basically just as fast. oh. and verizon's got more fast lte coverage than all other networks combined. oh, why didn't you just say that? huh-- what is he doing? >> no tip. day because we have an expanded mail segment which begins right now. chuck, sacramento, california. bill, were you rude and belligerent with colmes, keep up the good work. from tennessee

goldwater and irving crystal.i-utopianism, free market economics, objectivism, federalism, and natural law, conservatism was an exercise for academics, literadi and internationals, young minds at yale, a mixture of cocktail matters. in the '80s, conservatism, overtures to evangelicals, blue collar workers and middle class entrepreneurs. the messengers and messages were different, but the supply side economics, kirk's christianity, and crystal's neoconservatism were alive and well in ronald reagan in george w. bush who promoted a conservatism marked by compassion and common sense for the every man. today's conservatism is perceived as matter high minded nor of the people. existing instead in some nether reger

spokesperson for jpmorgan says he believes his employees acted in good faith, but others disagree, like irving. he said the bank was in the very center of madoff's fraud. that suit was thrown out, essentially on a technicality, but picard is appealing. then there's bernie madoff himself, writing me yet again from prison this week. he says in his latest message that he's alleged before to me and others, the banks must have known and were complicit and were contributing to my crime. not just jpmorgan, he says, but other banks as well. he says he has evidence that he wants to share with congressional committees. so far, no takers. bill, sue? >> the congressional committees don't want to hear what he has to say? that's what he's suggesting? >> kind of interesting to see him up on capitol hill, but i don't think that's happening. >> oh, absolutely. >> scott, thanks very much. as always, great job on that. on the heels of the madoff news, jpmorgan chase was the worst performer among the dow components today. this knew investigation, couple that with last year's multibillion dollar trading loss, the

irving lachaow looks at the growing threat of cyber attacks in the u.s.. "washington journal" is next. a live fewmorning, of the u.s. capitol this morning. vice president biden heads to rome as part of the official dedication -- official delegation that marking the inauguration of inaugurati -- the inauguration of pope francis i. sunday, march 17. we will begin with a discussion of the cpac conference which wrapped up tonight. we want to begin with a discussion on poverty and hunger in america. the front page story this morning on "the washington post," we are quite ask you to join the conversation. the headline -- extensive story that points out -- five the story also focusing on the larger issue of hunger in america. we want to use this article as a way to have you join the conversation on what is the government's role in hunger in america? our phone lines are open, 202 is the area code. 3880 for democrats. 585-3881 for republicans. 585-3882 for independents. you can send as a tweet @c spanwj. isour facebook page there this from jim murphy -- many of you

. >> a little and irving -- unnerving? [laughter] this is one of the great moments on television, the sammy davis jr. kiss of or to conquer. was that spontaneous? >> no, we planned it. that was the longest laugh we had -- we had a couple other last that were longer. the sammy davis jr. kiss, audience never stopped. there was another one -- i think it was the seventh episode we ever did -- my character was very anxious about having to take final exams. my character, my character became impotent. [laughter] show business. the whole thing -- gloria was all upset, we cannot make love -- arte goes down to the bar and he runs into jefferson and he says, the people are good with these things and issues, my son, he is stuck in neutral. [laughter] that one of the biggest laughs. >> what is it like to have been part of the tv family that is so iconic? >> it was great. it was like your family. we spend more time with our television family than our real family. it was a great experience. it was my master's degree. i have always said -

in january 1976 irving kristol wrote the stupid party.obby jindal was quoting him, but it is sobering. i ran for congress the second time in 1976. i lost twice and found one -- limited, it is sobering to me to be standing here as a senior member of this party telling you, from 1976-2013, we have been the predominantly of his party which is learned nothing and is as mired in the past and is mired in stupidity as the one in 1976. [cheers and applause] i would urge every republican to recruit does the stupid party from kenya and 76, and then once the republican future in may of 76 and to take seriously we are not in the business just a balancing the budget. we're in the business of reshaping the budget, to liberate the american people and create a new and a better future in which a balanced budget with a smaller government is more effective and delivers things better to give people better lives, and that's much more than fight over numbers but it's a fight over value. [applause] governor bobby jindal said in january at the republican nationa

pepsi has done it before with an old man called uncle drew, really the cleveland cavaliers' kyery irvings. >> i don't know how much longer you can keep it up without people realizing they're being tricked. >> reporter: i'm talking about it right now and -- >> i'm going to kill you. >> reporter: a real salesman might have had a heart attack and that would not be funny. good morning, america, nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> something tells me we'll see more of these. >> if i was an actor -- >> doesn't matter. >> even though he shared duties with the stunt driver gordon said it's the most fun he's ever had -- >> i like that too. >> very, very funny. coming up on the show the shape of things to come. get it, why the makers of spanx and this real housewife could be headed to court. >>> and the unexpected breakout star of the conclave. there he is, everybody. we'll explain in "play of the day." ♪ ♪ ladies, i gotta go to work. sometimes life can be well, a little uncomfortable. but when it's hard or hurts to go to the bathroom, there's dulcolax stool softener. dulcolax stool softener doesn

and i think the message to young voters new voters, ethnic voters, casual voter that comes out irv fourresidential race, that is what we're missing. as you point out 60% of the america has a republican governor, 30 states and they're doing well and winning. most of them are popular. , laboratory fors happening democracy, good story for washington. martha: i want to play a little bit of governor mitt romney from cpac because he pointed out exactly that. let's listen. >> i would urge us all to learn lessons from come from some of our greatest success stories and that's 30 republican governors across the country. [applause] people like bob mcdonnell, scott walker, john kasich, suzanna martinez, chris christie, brian sandoval, these are the people we have to listen to and make sure their message is herd lout and clear across the country. martha: he said these are people we have to listen to. unfortunately you were not invited to the conference, governor. what do you think about that? >> that's fine. i spoken in the past a couple years. last year i spoke in washington and chicago at cpac. al

in fact two weeks ago i was on a panel in irving, texas, with a variety of business owners, hospitals, insurance interests who were talking about the implementation of the -- coming implementation of parts of the affordable care act. we have heard all along from the people who run the small shops, the restaurants, the franchisees, the difficulties that this onerous bill is going to place upon their shoulders, but i was hearing from people that i had not heard from before, car painters, metal shop fabricators, and those people who have those shops have between 40 and 60 employees, those above 50 employees looking for ways to reduce their work force. those below 50 employees understanding they must never do so. the gentleman also brought up about the 49ers, the businesses that will not go above 49 employees. there's also the 29ers, the employers that will not keep somebody on the payroll for longer than 29 hours, lest it triggers all of the other requirements of them under the affordable care act. then you have the employers on the other side of the question, the large employers, who ar

, i rise to voice my frustration and disappointment of the postal service's decision to close the irving station that serves zip code 72202 in houston, texas, on april 30. the post office is highly valid in our district and serves residents in north side area of houston for 50 years. the postal service announced that it would be demolished despite the fact that the agency has failed to ensure the local residents will still have access to essential mail services. the office lease is expiring. instead of finding a new location nearby or moving retail operations as a compromise, the postal service has chosen to close the office. and i contacted and met with postal officials without success. it is irresponsible and undermines the integrity of the agency. the people living in and around 77022 zip code will not have the same access to postal services as everyone does. i understand the postal service budget constraints and work to reforming the agency. however, maintaining our presence makes mart business sense of the postal service and the need to revitalize the community. the postal service i

irving street. every block they going through they paint 3 or 4 streets in the block the poles the utility boxes, mailbox. >> thank you. >> okay. >> put the drop cloth. come on around. >> there you go. force for we have to remember we are not painters we abate graffiti. we are abaters not painters. get that out of the way and keep moving. >> how many of these do you do a day? how many poles we do a day? >> yeah. >> depends on the location. may be 20. >> do you like working with the team? >> yes because i'm a people person. i like being outside and interacting with the public and i like the response we get especially from the good job we do in the community. >> goodbye. happy new year, everybody. i love the fact that we are doing a tournament here at the center. when i was in eighth grade i played on a basketball teechl. team. i have to admit i wasn't very good at it. i always aspired to be an nba player. regardless of playing in college or nba, i expect many of you have be leading us because of the