we are asking jack in the box to be a considerate neighbor. i will say that i live around the corner and i have gotten no outreach from jack in the box. >> next speaker. >> i live on tent at the corner there, one block away from the jack in the box. because the facilities are so small, they will often park on my place or cross the street and walk over. that is why you get so many petitioners because it affects the outlying areas. not just there with the tragic incident but they will come down and park content or 11th or geary and walk over there. you get awakened at 2:15 on a constant basis. it gradually dissipated to almost nothing. there is also an after hours place a few doors down. a korean barbecue. never any calls there. never any problems reported. so, i have been a victim of violence from one of these patrons headed over there a few years back where they decided to walk on the top of my car and i went out to ask them what they are doing and they threw a construction barricade through my window. the police came right away and had them i

>> jack, welcome. >> jack's in the hot seat. >> jack don't like the hot seat.years old. i had a girlfriend, first serious relationship i'd been in. i kind of thought she was everything. kind of placed her up on that pedestal. she was like the world to me. we'd only been together for six months, but we didn't really sleep much throughout those six months. i was deathly afraid of losing her. i felt like this was the one person that cared about me. ever. before her and i were together, she had been with my friend named luke, and she said that he would get mad at her and hit her. one day in my anger over the situation with luke and her, i called up a friend of mine, cyril, and i was like, let's kill luke. just pissed off. he was like you're drunk, dude and hung up the phone. two weeks later he showed up and he's like, yeah, let's do it. i'm like, what are you talking about? let's kill luke. that was all the encouragement i needed. >> did you ever talk to luke about beating your girlfriend? you never had a direct conversation with him about it? >> no. a long time ag

and it was signed jack froese. i had broken my ankle about the week before, walking out the door on my way to work. and really didn't see anyone besides couple friends. couple people in my family. that was it. >> reporter: the messages were so short. so specific. so personal, they didn't know what to think. could it be ghost 2.0. digital communication from beyond the grave? >> i love you, molly. >> reporter: sort of an updated version of "frequency"? >> hello? >> reporter: where dennis quaid communicates with his dead son over short-wave radio. all of us yearn for those we have loved and lost. no matter how mundane the message or the medium. for jack's friends and family, it was not just a mystery. it was a miracle. >> i look at it as, he's gone but he's still trying to connect with me. and still trying to tell me things. to move along and feel better. >> reporter: tim tried replaying to the e-mail. but got no answer. >> we spoke to his mother. and she told us, you know, think what you want about it. or just accept

jack, your timeline is wrong.ter, then why was your jacket in ross' wound? math only works if you were bit first; when you let the dog loose. (barking) (yells) all right, i want a lawyer. fine, you can call a lawyer, but let me tell you something. once a jury hears that you tried to kill a man because he knew you were a pedophile... wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. i'm no pedophile! then why are you giving austin gifts?! what, the cell phone? yes. look, the kid doesn't got anybody! he's got me. well, he's got me, too, and i wanted him to lean on me! i wanted him to be able to get away from... simmons: from what? jack? from coach hopper. that's why i would hang with austin after camp, so hopper couldn't. are you telling me that coach hopper is a threat? when i went to millington academy, there was rumors about coach. a teammate he would take special interest in would just start acting weird. reclusive. and then one night, my roommate told me that coach abused him. and i didn't believe him. but when i saw him with aust

jack, your timeline is wrong.r, then why was your jacket in ross' wound? math only works if you were bit first; when you let the dog loose. (barking) (yells) all right, i want a lawyer. fine, you can call a lawyer, but let me tell you something. once a jury hears that you tried to kill a man because he knew you were a pedophile... wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. i'm no pedophile! then why are you giving austin gifts?! what, the cell phone? yes. look, the kid doesn't got anybody! he's got me. well, he's got me, too, and i wanted him to lean on me! i wanted him to be able to get away from... simmons: from what? jack? from coach hopper. that's why i would hang with austin after camp, so hopper couldn't. are you telling me that coach hopper is a threat? when i went to millington academy, there was rumors about coach. a teammate he would take special interest in would just start acting weird. reclusive. and then one night, my roommate told me that coach abused him. and i didn't believe him. but when i saw him with austin

but for jack's friends, they were, like jack himself, something to treasure.avid wright for "nightline," in los angeles. >> thanks for watching abc news.

it had anything to do with the small size of jack and the box? -- jack in the box? >> i do not see this size as being the root of the issues. i have a list of the calls. there is a good percentage of them that are homeless-related that jack in the box themselves called the police because a homeless person was refusing to leave or are they in the leave or are they in the bathroom taking a shower.

jack, your take.alization versus decentralization. you take three main major issues. you take banking, your take health and you take energy. this government wants to centralize. and these issues are causing real problems. obamacare is not going to ever be cheaper. you talk about adding 40 million people to over capacity situation without available doctors and you think you're going to lower costs. it's not doable. the bag can't handle it. you take banking and you introduce the dodd-frank bill and you get just on the volcker, on the volcker rule this many agencies going for this many approvals. this is an economist chart. okay. >> we didn't poll on banking, we may do it. we have two more polls before the election. how motivated do you think the american people will be. republican candidates are out there on dodd-frank bill. we hate dodd-frank. one candidate said dodd should be put in jail. rick perry said that. how motivated is the public and how much of a winning circumstances it for the gop to get up

eating a jack bugerrger, drinking coffee doesn't sober someone up. the only thing that does that is time, letting the alcohol get out of your system. paragraph 2, 3, 7, 8 are not satisfied. it states that the application should be denied if it cannot accommodate the traffic that is expected. the police recommended that the establishment stay open, and after hours basis by attaching conditions. and that there would only be 18 people allowed in the rest regent restaurant any time. the next one was whether or not malaise in the community will be affected. the evidence is overwhelming that the noise associated with after hours has been disturbing the peace of the neighborhood. and we respectfully request that the commission vote to deny the after hours permit. does anyone have any questions? >> possibly not, because the brief was pretty clear. >> i wanted to say one thing before you sit down. in the public, a section that we will get to a few minutes, i want to make sure you understand that board members and officers of the associations would not be elig

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here are jack and zach. how is it going? >> we started out at a farmers' market and it is going well. >> you draw from a lot of local farms. >> truck patch form out in frederick where we get our meat . we try to check out the other farms. some of our greens are from clifton park in baltimore and harford road. all other greens and onions, we just go and see what looks good at the farmers' market and that is how we pick will we get. >> this they geber curious amazing -- this veggie burger is amazing. >> this is black bean or some form of grain. >> they make their own sausages. they make one especially for st. patrick's day. come on into jack for zach on north charles street. they have been open for five months. get some healthy food. we're seeing a storm system moved in from the west. that will add to some warmer conditions over the next few days. burger.this they gebveggie this looks amazing. >> it is tough to find a good veggie burger. they're using local farms around the area to produce the stuff in the restaurants and i th

you guys, performing the song "jack of all trades" from his new album, "wrecking ball," please welcomeet the stone i'll harvest your crops when they're ripe and grown ♪ ♪ i'll pull that engine apart and patch her up 'til she's running right ♪ ♪ i'm a jack of all trades baby we'll be all right ♪ ♪ a hurricane blows and brings a hard rain ♪ ♪ when the blue sky breaks it feels like the world's gonna change ♪ ♪ we'll start caring for each other like jesus said that we might ♪ ♪ i'm a jack of all trades baby we'll be all right ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the banker man grows fat the working man grows thin ♪ it's all happened before and it'll happen again ♪ ♪ it'll happen again yes they'll bet your life i'm a jack of all trades baby we'll be all right ♪ ♪ now sometimes tomorrow comes soaked in treasure and blood ♪ ♪ here we stood the drought now we'll stand the flood there's a new world coming i can see the light ♪ ♪ i'm a jack of all trades baby we'll be all right ♪ ♪ so you use what you've got and you learn to make do here you take the old and you make it new ♪ ♪ if i had me a gun i'd find the bastards and

jack of hearts. jack of clubs. king of spades. jack of diamonds. queen of diamonds. king of clubs. >> king of clubs. there you go. >> reporter: look at that! >> pretty cool, right? >> reporter: he's changed my life. >> there you go. >> jimmy: can't remember your na name, though. i remember. it's nelson dellis. you can see the whole card trick lesson at abcnews.com. try it and if you want to compete against nelson, well, you'll need to practice about five hours a day. >>> coming up next, the creepy, crawly downside to this year's record warm weather. e emotional here? aren't you getting a little industrial? okay, there's enough energy right here in america. yeah, over 100 years worth. okay, so you mean you just ignore the environment. actually, it's cleaner. and, it provides jobs. and it helps our economy. okay, i'm listening. [announcer] at conoco phillips we're helping power america's economy with cleaner affordable natural gas... more jobs, less emissions, a good answer for everyone. so, by reducing the impact of production... and protecting our land and water... i

just ask jack stevens. >> jack is a computer specialist.eone with years of experience living the silicon valley lifestyle. >> that is until a dozen years ago when jack got a call from a friend. she needed help starting a nonprofit. it has grown, however, into much, much more. it's called city trees. >> these have probably been in >> a small nonprofit that has succeeded in a little more than a decade in planting a lot of trees. at last count, more than 2,500 of them around redwood city. >> a lot of plantings down here. jack has helped to change the landscape of his community. putting things in the earth that will long out last his time on earth. >> that tree will be there for 50, 60, 70 years. and that sense of short term commitment for long term payback is a really, really powerful thing. but that contribution of shade and cool and clean air isn't, it turns out, what jack is most proud of. it is the literally thousands of people who helped him do it. business moms. high school seniors and senior citizens. >> what really fires me up is the i

jack? >> coming up on the show, christine, the s&p 500 closed about 1400 points for the first time since 2008. only about 10% away from its record close in october, 2007. is this rally built to last? we're going to discuss it next. >>> welcome to the show. >>> welcome to the show. the dow rallies for a 7th consecutive day. but will today's sentiment number fuel the positive sentiment on wall street? >> if the u.s. session pulls fresh-year highs, the government debt continues to yield up. >> england talks tough on economic reform, but unvails on an unambitious and a political crisis. >>> nice to have you here on worldwide exchange. let's take a look at the u.s. futuresened see how we're going to open. it looks like a mixed session. the nasdaq higher by 1.3 and the s&p 500 opened a little lower, too. >> we closed at fresh 2012 highs for both the german and the french markets yesterday. so pretty flat rate causing the 5100 which underperformed this year. it's actually 21%. so yesterday it was

>> if every halloween you carve the same old face on your jack-o'-lantern, listen up.'s about to shed some light on a whole world of creative pumpkin-carving options for when october rolls around again. >> welcome to the great jack-o'-lantern blaze. it's held every fall at van cortlandt manor. this historic location is not far from where washington irving's legendary headless horseman chased ichabod crane. [ horse neighs ] >> aah! >> we are in the midst of "sleepy hollow" country. this is the home of the american heritage of halloween, and we've always had fantastic halloween events in this area, and this is probably one of the best. >> more than 4,000 pumpkins are used to create all sorts of clever and spooky scenes. for some displays, artificial pumpkins are needed, but most are real. we are in front of our jurassic park installation, where we have giant, life-size dinosaurs that are constructed of, in some cases, more than a hundred pumpkins. we sketch them from anatomy books and create them so that they're accurate. each pumpkin represents a specific >> everywhere

nope. >> oh. >> there goes the jack in the box. >> jack n the box comes out. the parking attendant picks up his badge that he dropped. as the guy is trying to drive away he punches the driver one more time. the driver has had enough. now a full-on fight with punching, kicking ensues. >> it's so funny to watch guys that really fight as opposed to fighting in a movie. these guys like so dorky. picking his leg up. swinging at each other. >> it's not even a good fight. >> not at all. kind of like school boyish. >> finally someone else comes in to try to break up the fight. >> oh. >> gets them from behind. kicks him in the butt. >> that's not cool. that's a low blow. >> that is really -- >> that's just not man law. that's bad man law. >> especially a guy driving a minivan. his ego is bruised already. >> this would be awful. you come home from the day at work to find this -- your apartment building is on fire. that's what happened to guys in the washington heights neighborhood of new york city. fortunately for the guys taking this video, they live on the first floor

everything is for jack. the whips are for jack, everything is for jack.e of our main supporters. >> we are trying to, going to it. this is what we have been working hard to do, we will try to bring one for him. >> how about getting a win for jack, the bulldog? >> i just heard about jack, literally, i was walking over there, so okay. >> clearly not monitoring jack's condition. >> what we do. what we do we mop tort situation situation. loved the response. >>> president obama's bracket, georgetown losing to nc state round of 32, his champ, north carolina. western kentucky is moving on as is by one. after pulling off the bigger come back in history. iona facing dave rose and byu iona, hottest team in the nation, came out hot, very hot. bounce pass to mike glover, gales up by 25, behind the back, bounce pass, beautiful. led by 15 at halftime you 55-40, iona up. second half back on the cougars, inside of brandon davies, turn around jumper, good, a ten-point game. 2:30 to play, noah hartsock for three, buries it, byu takes its first lead of the game, 30 seconds

welcome, jack.t his parents, ron milos and elizabeth evans and his sister all along with him. good morning. thanks everyone for being with us. hey, jack, how you doing? >> good. >> feeling all right? >> yeah. >> do you think of yourself as a dancing star at this point? >> yeah. >> no, i would, too. where did you learn how to dance like that? >> my sister taught me. >> ah, you're the one. >> mean if it wasn't for her you would have no idea how to dance? >> no. >> really? and ron we see you in the background as this is going on. what's going through your mind here? the camera stays on him? >> well, you know, at the games usually the camera focuses on the kids and you get maybe a couple of seconds. >> sure. >> and i was watching the jumbotron, it just kept going and going and going. >> you seemed like you were having as much fun as he was. >> it was a lot of fun. >> mom, the song choice, sexy and i know it seems to be jack's favorite song. it is your favorite song, right? >> yeah. >> of course. obvious

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frank jack says dr. >> is he about 1,000 times too low. >> 1,000 times too low? >> yes. they didn't find it. >> reporter: in fact, dr. patel missed all of our poisons. what's more, he certified some good ingredients that aren't really there. >> dr. patel's lab, essentially, confirmed things that weren't there and did not recognize dangerous things that were there. >> that's exactly right. >> reporter: and it's beginning to look as if dr. patel virtually copied those phony reports we gave him. for example, arsenic. we spiked in 200 parts per million, but we wrote down 0.3. dr. patel's result? 0.26. off just enough from our fake number to look like a real test. >> so this number is almost identical to the number that we told him. >> the phony number we submitted. >> that's correct. >> this particular sample -- >> reporter: is it really possible that he could be so wildly wrong, or could we somehow be misreading dr. patel's report? to make absolutely sure, i arrange another meeting. he still thinks i'm just

now meet jack.nough to enjoy retirement.saved angie, the waitress at jack's favorite diner, is also enjoying his retirement. with just a little information, she's opened up a credit line, draining the equity in jack's home. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft, and no one helps stop it better than lifelock. see, ordinary credit monitoring services tell you after your identity has been stolen. they may take up to 60 days to alert you-- too late for jack. lifelock has the most comprehensive identity theft protection available. if mary had lifelock's bank account alerts, she may have been notified in time to help stop it. if jack had lifelock's 24/7 proactive protection, he could have been alerted by phone or e-mail as soon as they noticed an attack on their network, before it was too late. lifelock has the most comprehensive identity theft protection available, guarding your social

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jack was digging a well here, he had to go deep down he was down about eight feet. did not find a water table. >> i should repeat. a jury cleared jack of all charges. >> and we won but after we were home for a month, maybe, the army core of engineers saying how nice for you that you won in criminal court but we still feel it's a wetland. and the decision made by the jury did not matter to them. and if you don't get off the property we're going to fine you. >> what does that mean? >> um... $37,500 a day. >> they had to sell the home. now they live in a modified trailer. >> so i won't live like that. >> their life savings? we'll be bankrupt. you have no idea what you're up against. you don't know the power that is the epa. >> this is a foe with unlimited budgets, they wear down. >> they come in and ruin lives. >> so our government supposed to be bit people, for the people, sometimes it's against the people. >> up next, why i had to do this. >> wait. stop. don't drink it. wait. wait. i can't give it to you. don't brink it. having an irregular heartbeat called atrial fi

jack hanna stops by with some of his friends.an mall with a sweet name but the reputation of being the most fearless -- >> is that a honey badger? >> it is. he eats cobras. that's coming up in the show. honey badgers. >>> we're going begin with star power. a new twist in the trial of the polo baron charged with drunk driving and killing a recent college grad. the most famous polo play nor the world and also an international model took the stand for john goodman. tanya rivero joins us. >> reporter: the trial of john goodman is putting the glitz and glamour of polo is on display. the po lorks star said he played with goodman and was paid $100,000 to be on his team. an internationally famous polo player and ralph lauren model. on friday, he took his star power to the stand in defense of long-time friend john goodman. >> how did he appear as you were walking? >> fine. >> did you smell alcohol, alcoholic bev rages coming off of him? >> no. >> did he sound like he had slurred speech? >> no, not at all. we had a conversation. >> he was

jack and nutmeg just joined the family. they were born 2.5 months ago at the married zoo in baltimore, they grow up fast, because they have to. >> from the time they hatch out of their egg, to the time they are 3 months old, they are considered fully grown and leave their parents that point and go off on their own. they have to grow up quickly. >> reporter: classic black and white coloring there l appear in the spring, they love microphones and everyday is an adventure. >> they are always doing something funny to amuse you. it's great to have a helping hand in propagate in endangered species. >> reporter: they have 52 penguins and some made friends with the newest members of the family. we will bring the juveniles in which are friendlier, we will bring the nicer adults in. >> reporter: jack and nutmeg joined two other baby penguins born in november. >> chicks are suspectable to malaria. when the mosquitos come out we stop hatching out penguin chicks and tart back in october. >> reporter: -- start back up in october. >> repo