lacey: no, you didn't. susan: and where were you? lacey: i was there. susan: exactly. that's where you're supposed to be. that's your job. i'm here to help you manage, not manage your store, so don't start with me. lacey: the a.c.s not working in plainview, and she never took care of it. we're sweating our ass off. i got clients leaving the salon, staff upset. lemonis: who's supposed to do that? lacey: susan. lemonis: then why isn't she doing it? carolyn: i'm not sure. i don't know. she should have took care of it. lemonis: want to go talk to her? carolyn: yes. lemonis: let's go. it's obvious to me that carolyn hasn't established a chain of command. you can see it. you can feel it. you can hear it. what is the issue right now? lacey: i called her in the morning and said it's not working. she says, "i'll get on it. i'll call a couple people." and i said, "okay, great." time goes on. it's dying in there. people are screaming and yelling at me, so i called susan again. i said, "did you find anybody? let me know." she was like, "well, we'll wait till tomorrow." you know, i

it comes after 17-year-old lennon lacey's body was found in late august managing from a swing set indominantly white mobile home park. local investigators first ruled it a suicide, but now the fbi is taking a look at the case. lacey's mother says her son dreamed of becoming a professional football player and that his sudden death doesn't make any sense. >> he talked to me about everything. his demeanor hasn't hadn't changed person we were too close no me not to know. >> lacey's family claims to have critical information they are not willing to share with state investigators. >>> there was a vigil last night for chambers who was doused in a fla flammable liquid and set on fire. investigators have not made arrests and police have not discussed a possible motive. >>> a bomb that exploded in kabul has killed at least seven afghan soldiers. here is what we know. police say a suicide bomber detonated his explosives at the door of a bus carrying afghan army soldiers. security officers inspected the wreckage while others guarded the area. earlier they had killed a supreme court official. >>>

but the details of lacey's death have raised many questions for the lacey family and their north carolinaderal investigation of lacey's death. at that time i spoke about the case with north carolina naacp president, reverend william barber. >> these questions have to be answered. this independent pathology report is enough to have a full federal investigation. we must have a federal investigation. the family said if it was suicide, they'll accept that. we can't have the case go guard without all the questions being answered. >> now we have an update to the investigation of lacey's death. the federal bureau of investigation has officially joined the effort to investigate the circumstances of the death. district attorney john david addressed the shift from his jurisdiction to the fbi's during a press conference yesterday. >> it is not uncommon for them to coordinate on the biggest death investigations. that is now happening in this case. and we wac that as part of the investigative team. it's vital we have the best response that we possibly can. and to the extent we're able to use their res

i'm his mother. >> the fbi was asked to join the investigation because lacey's family claims to have critical information that they are not willing to share with state investigators. ♪ amazing grace >>> this weekend in mississippi, hundreds of people paid hair final respects to 19-year-old jessica chambers who was burned alive. the mourners called for justice during a vigil last night. the young woman's funeral was held earlier in the day. authorities say chambers was doused in a flammable liquid and set on fire. on a rural road earlier this month. investigators have questioned a few people in the case, but list have not made any arrests. and they have not discussed a possible motive. >>> today marks the second anniversary of the deadly sandy hook school shooting in newtown, connecticut. in our area, supporters of delaware county united for sensible gun policy will honor the victims with a candlelight vigil. it's happening today along route 320 in springfield. the event begins at 4:00. it was two years ago when adam lanza killed 20 children and six educators. dannel malloy has reques

and the mother of lennon lacey joins me live. but first, president obama looks 90 miles offshore and says, hello neighbor. good morning. i'm dorian in for melissa harris-perry. on tuesday president obama made a phone call about 45 minutes long to cuban president raul castro. >> i delivered a fairly lengthy statement at the front end about how we're looking forward to a new future in the relationship between our two countries, but that we are going to continue to press on issues of democracy and human rights, which we think are important. >> there were some awkward jokes. at the end of my remarks i apologized for taking, you know, such a long time. i wanted to make sure before we engaged in the conversation that we -- he was very clear about where i stood. he said don't worry about it, mr. president. you're still a young man. and you still have a chance to break fidel's record. he once spoke seven hours straight. >> and then more awkward jokes. >> and then president castro proceeded to deliver his own preliminary remarks that last

. >> good afternoon i'm lacey i work for the resources group here in san francisco on behalf of the project sponsor which is now alamo draft cinemas i'm going to give a recap of what's changed primarily we're dealing with the bartlett facade quickly to refresh this is the approved elevation in our drawings as well that will include a large stair and wall across bart let street this design doesn't address developmenttion issues they'll have to come back to include those portions of the project a quick review this is the original 1916 design for the building you e as you can see the nature it has minimal concrete ornaments there were access he letters this is the rear of the building existing commission surrender here at the site of the project that was intact at the design the last image was a 1917 edition 34re89 immediately after the original structure but not received the 1916 design that the original received it brings us to the proposed design the features are the same as the design including the staircase and exit the wall that previously ran along the wall was minute missed that's a tr

lacey was found hanging from a swingset in a trailer park on august 29th. question the ruling and pushing for the investigation. the county coroner now says he questions whether it was a suicide because of all the unanswered questions in the case. ed pilkington is the chief reporter for "the guardian." what does the family of this young man say they believe happened? >> they're quite honest about it in that they don't know what happened. that's the story here. we don't know what happened to lennon lacy on the morning of august 29th but they're not happy with the way the police conducted the investigation. within a matter of hours police say he committed suicide. his mother, claudia, saw the police wrap up the crime scene tape as she was being taken to see the body of her son. even before she identified his body, they were kind of shipping out. so, they don't know what has happened. they're quite honest about that. but they suspect the worst. they want a thorough investigation to find out exactly what happened to lennon. >> you spoke at length with the famil

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the consumer protection lawsuit was filed with jackie lacey. the district attorney's say they have already settled a similar lawsuit with lyft. that company has agreed to pay half a million dollars to settle it. a third ride sharing company is still under investigation. >>> 14 people accuse of gang related crimes in east palo alto today. several murders and attempted murders and a gun battle on highway 101 near belmont. a trial in the case of a robbery is scheduled for january 20th. >>> prosecutors in sacramento plan to seek the death penalty for a utah man charged with killing two deputies. bustamante and monroe are charged with the shooting free that killed danny oliver and detective michael davis jr. prosecutors said they would not seek the death penalty against janel monroe. they said they reached the decision after talking to the victim's family. >>> a string of nine armed robberies yesterday afternoon ended with the arrest of four suspects. those robberied all happened in oakland during a two hour period. officers say they caught the robb

he 4z written an article on lacey's death. the fbi is looking into it.rough investigation in this case. they are hoping of course to get the authorities involved so they can lead that investigation. from my research in dealing with the cases off and on, it's the same scenario where you have local coroners going on the crimes and they ruled these cases suicides without having a thorough investigation. i think what the family is asking for, just a simple thorough investigation in this case. >> a lot of people see these cases. there others you are investigating. >> absolutely. that's what was so troubling. i went down this road before with many cases throughout the country, not just in the south. >> these are singings. >> they echo traditional lynchings. again, we don't know what is happening on the scenes of these crimes, but what i know in each of these cases you have authorities that are so quick to call these suicides while doing an investigation. >> these are the cases you investigated and going back to this situation, what evidence is there that he di

lacey patterson will drive 500 miles. >> i was not planning to travel.e changes and the allowances i have had with the extra money, i decided to make a trip. >> reporter: the savings go beyond the road. in louisiana, shrimpers are paying up to 70 cents less per gallon. that adds up when you consider boats like the one owned by david and hold thousands of gallons of fuel. what does it translate for your guys? >> money in your pocket. it's equivalent to a little over $1,000 in each crewman's pocket. >> reporter: by one estimate, it was the equivalent of a $75 billion tax cut for u.s. households. with prices falling, it looks like 100 to 125 billion. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, dallas. >>> federal agents asked police near memphis to watch a bridge across the mississippi river. there was an anonymous threat, but no attack on the bridge was mentioned. local authorities were alerted and the bridge remains open. federal health officials are proposing an end to the ban on blood donations from gay and bisexual men. the food and drug administration recommends new

aaron rodgers and the packers seal a playoff berth for the sick independent distraught year, eddie laceyard touchdown run as green bay hands tampa bay their 13th last of the season. the bucs will probably get the number one pick. >> top 25 matinee matchup in berkeley. cal women hosting louisville. men's squad showing support. gray, team high 17 points, ten boards. sarah ham mopped, 18 and 9. cardinals showing why they played the national title game last year. four passes, one dribble. dire lays it in. 17-5 louisville. tonight at 6:00, reaction from a jubilant raiders locker room, and a huge brawl between the rams and giants. i'll just say it escalated quickly. >> i hate when that happens. >> thank you, collin. still to come, the christmas play from overseas that is big enough for the record books. the holiday season is here, which means it's time for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered volkswagen. like the sporty, advanced new jetta... and the 2015 motor trend car of the year all-new golf.

the child was rescued from the van as it burned on the garden state parkway in lacey township.one of the firefighters was driving nearby when he saw smoke coming from the mini van. he and another fire fighter used fire extinguishers to bring the fire under control. with mother's help, they managed to undo the child's car seat and get the baby out of the vehicle. >>> a doctor busted on the job. nbc 10 was the only station in egg harbor township when authorities arrested a doctor touching his patients. the doctor is charged with criminal sexual contact against three women. police say the crimes happened inside his neurology of pain management practice. detectives arrested jaffrey in front of a few dozen patients, all shocked by the al gagszs. >> i've been with him many a times and he's never made no moves on me. >> it's not true. >> what kind of a doctor is your husband? >> foot doctor. >> and that second woman you saw there was jeffrey's wife. jaffrey has been a licensed doctor in new jersey since 2004. authorities say they have no records of any disciplinary actions. well, you

rocky will now live at the popcorn park zoo in lacey township. >>> a west philadelphia pizza shop worker accused of paying bribes to pass health inspections. he gave $500 to what he thought was a health inspector. in exchange, stacy's pizza would get a passing grade. the health inspector was actually an undercover agent. he says de la-cruz offered the same deal for a second stacy's location. >>> get your beer. pennsylvania clearing the way for home delivery of beer. it been legal for some time, but a recent ruling by the liquor control board sparked interest in the law and today the board issued a statement outlining how it works. businesses can deliver up to two six-packs to a home, but they need to buy a special license to do it and the customer has to pay before delivery by credit card. wine and liquor delivery not allowed. >>> we have a live look at the camden waterfront where plans for ringing in 2015 are coming into focus. we are 12 days away from new year's eve. and today the mayors of camden and philadelphia offered a glimpse of what we can expect for the upcoming celebration. ba

that van caught fire on the garden state parkway in lacey township on monday. a volunteer firefighter was driving past when he saw the smoke and flames coming from the van. he and a second firefighter used extinguishers to put out the fire and then with the mother's help, they managed to unfasten the child's car seat and get the baby out of the vehicle. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> and it is a first alert day for the dense fog we're going to see throughout the morning hours, plus rain heavy at times expected, then windy conditions pushing right into christmas day. i'll let you know what to expect before you hit the door. that's all coming up in my first alert seven-day forecast. katy. >>> brittney, when you get out the door. i think that's what you meant. >> that's what i meant. i was just going to go with it, though. >> i like it. it's 4:30 a.m. good morning, everyone. a live look at 95, delaware at route 1. you can see the toll plaza. that's your shot right there. we are seeing rain and fog throughout delaware, new jersey and pennsylvania. fort

the van caught fire on the garden state parkway in lacey township monday.hter was driving past and saw the smoke and flames coming from the hood of the minivan. he and a second firefighter used extinguishers to put out the fire. then with the mother's help, they managed to unfasten the child's car seat and get that baby out of the vehicle. no one injured. >>> now the latest on those storms in the south, which may have included tornadoes. officials are checking that out. at least four people are dead, including a couple inside a mobile home in mississippi. about two dozen others were hurt. the severe weather damaged homes and businesses and caused thousands of power outages. one tornado was confirmed in eastern louisiana, and you can look at the damage left behind. several homes damaged, a car totaled. the twister also knocked down trees and power lines. >> meteorologist brittney shipp joining us again. talking about the rain, we've been showing people the roads, will there be a better time for travel today, or is it going to be pretty much steady rainfall a

eddie lacey makes a side step. on the way to a 44-yard touchdown for the games first score. packers have not played all that well on the road this year, but they got it done, today, rogers with a quick score to jordie nelson. green bay wins 20-13. miami's all time coach, don shula in the house to see the dolphins and minnesota. dolphins fight all the way back to tie this. ryan tannehill to williams. vikings punting from their own end zone. the kick is blocked and it goes out of the end zone with 41 seconds left. safety gives the dolphins a 37- 35 win. after the game, owners ross said the coach philbin will be back despite his team missing the playoffs. >> >> still to come -- two o the nba's high-profile teams in action, today, we'll be right back. >> pretty play for the cardinals here -- two inside, hammond lead all scorers with 18. bears have lost three straights after falling this one 70-57 and will fall out of the rankings. >> in is the football coach speculation season. stanford's david shaw considered a top prospect for vacant college and propositions. consistent with s

said lacey, quote, these shows are commenting on things that are happening in our society. because no one ever does that. you can say the same thing about room 222. one of my favorites. i will g to you first, will. is this one of those classes a professor does to be cool? i will do this to get more students and they will think i am great and maybe i will get a book deal? >> i have no objection to classes being built around television shows. television is awesome. it is better than movies. it is better than books at this point. the orange is the new black thing. you can't get past the opening credits. it is five minutes long. it is a horrible, horrible song. i don't understand how anyone has watched the show. >> i got through half of the first season. i am a fan of "prisoner from cell block h" the australian soap op -- opera. it is enjoyable. it is amazing. this is like 25 years old. they have lesbian romances. it is quite nice. >> do you watch it on a pass word protected website? >> no, i act it out on my own in the bathroom. go to hell. is oppression on tv a good topic in

tomorrow on this prom we'l progl investigate the death of lennon lacey, found swinging from a swing set. was it murder or suicide? join the conversation on twitter or at our facebook page any time. good night, we'll have more of "america tonight," tomorrow. >> hundreds of days in detention. >> al jazeera rejects all the charges and demands immediate release. >> thousands calling for their freedom. >> it's a clear violation of their human rights. >> we have strongly urged the government to release those journalists. >> journalism is not a crime. >> this is a group of men who have grown rich through secretive energy deals between egypt and israel. they have cost the egyptian people billions of dollars in lost revenues. >> so it was obvious that egypt was being ripped off. >> one of the men responsible was a confidant of ex-president hosni mubarak. >> did you steal your country's natural resources? o!

rappaport, i'm agent lacey with central intelligence.h kim and the cia would love it if you could take him out. >> hmm? >> take him out? >> coffee? >> dinner? >> kimchee? >> no, take him out. >> you want us to kill the leader of north korea? >> yes. >> what? >> so north korea doesn't think that's so funny, cnn contributor and "entertainment tonight" host michelle turner joins us from los angeles. hi nischelle. >> hi, carol, how are you? >> so nice to see you! >> couldn't keep me away for very long, could you? >> exactly. let's talk about what's happening with sony and the hack. their movies are online, right? is that what happened in a nutshell? >> yeah, basically it is what happened in a nutshell. this is the a big deal, carol, because not only have movies that are already been released and movies still yet to have been released been pirated, there is now this report that the fbi is looking into this hack as something that has to do with the james franco/south rogan film "the interview" which we know the north koreans are not happy abou

they rescued the child from the van as it burned on the parkway in lacey township tomorrow morning.riving by when he saw smoke coming from the minivan. they used fire extinguishers to bring the fire under control. they were able to undo the car set and get the baby out of the vehicle. >>> the montgomery search continues, another young man is also missing. >> this nurse from montgomery county hasn't been seen in more than a week. he vanished in pittsburgh, where he works. >>> and we have a lot of fog around the area. tomorrow, we are looking at rain and fog. coming up, we'll look at the travel delays across the area and your christmas day forecast. >>> saving for the new year. your focus may be on spending, hear how you can make 2015 a more prosperous year. that's next on nbc 10 news at 5:00. >>> right now at 5:00, a foggy, dreary rush hour commute. a live look at traffic in center city. the fog is getting thicker by the minute. if you plan to hit the road tonight or tomorrow morning, it could impact your travel plans. >> glenn schwartz joins gina. how long will the fog be with us? >

lacey clay has a 14 percent rating on a liberty scorecard. someone who funds climate change and supports amnesty, which decreases wages and takes away african-american jobs. we should use this to our advantage and educate the people in ferguson and then give them our policies that are pro prosperity and antipoverty. neil: don't hold your breath on that particular cover. we shall say. in the meantime, as we were speaking, look what happened. we did it. yes. take a bow. all of us. we crossed the $18 trillion in debt mark. congratulations, america. that's our big old american visa bill, and we don't have a clue how we'll ever pay it off. so you won't believe what we're doing instead. but enough of the bad news, congratulations. take a bow neil: you know, we've got an enormous response to this new segment. okay, in the cavuto family, but it's been big. we call it neil's spiel. here's why. it's my time in the show where i vent about something that i think is out of control. and i usually get out of control myself, just telling it. and what's got m

. >> the fbi was asked to join the investigation because lacey's family kram claims to have critical information that they are not willing to provide to state investigators. >>> this weekend, hundreds gathered in mississippi to pay final respects to a young woman burned alive. last night in batesville, family and friends held a candlelight vigil honoring 19-year-old jessica chambers. mourners released hundreds of balloons and called for justice for the murdered teen. her funeral was held earlier in the day. authorities say chambers was doused in a flammable liquid and set on fire on a rural road earlier this month. investigators have questioned a few people in the case, but police have not the made any arrests nor have they discussed a possible motive. >>> a brazilian surfer seen here could become a saint now that the vatican has given the archdiocese in rio the go ahead to start investigating his life. guido schaffer dedicated his life to helping the sick and pour. he drowned in few months before completing his dream of becoming a priest. they will gather documentation to build the

eddie lacey and a 44-yard touchdown run. 20-3 is the final.nt to houston and they had a problem, many problems. joe flacco picked off three times. the texans will take advantage of the generousity. 16-0 houston and then in the third and flacco 21-50 today. here is number three. 25-13 the final. the oud side looking -- outside looking in and you know who benefits? the chargers who had no bees beating the niners. the vikings and dolphins trailing. three yards to dame qen williams and -- damion williams. 45 seconds to go and the punt is blocked out of the end zone and that's a safety. dalton wins it. they played in the championship game last year and as cal found out they are pretty good this year too. the men's squad showing support for the ladies. the bears ranked 24th and cardinals 10th. she had a team high 17 points and 10 boards. cardinals are too good. on the inbound pass, you do this in practice. 70-57 louisville and cal has lost three straight. san jose state and washington state and a decent start. brandon mitchell with the one handed du

. >> on the morning of august 29, 17-year-old lennon-lacey was found swinging from a belt. from this swing set in north carolina. >> he's not breathing. . >> the state medical examiner ruled it a suicide based on reports from the police and ocounty coroner. but his family and the naacp said the investigation was insufficient, they question whether it really was a suicide. lennon's mother claudia said i could not accept it then and i can't now. lennonwas a very shy boy. he wasn't depressed and he was looking forward to playing sports. she joins the naacp in calling for a federal investigation. >> we must make sure all of these leads are thoroughly investigated before this case is rushed to closure. and concluded as a suicide. >> they did an independent autopsy and found what they called contradictions. he was wearing white sneakers, shoes he did not own, lennon's mother ties his death to the deaths in ferguson and new york. roxana saberi, al jazeera. >> the shooting of tamir rice has been ruled a homicide. single gunshot to the torso. the boy was shot by a rookie police offi

tomorrow on this prom we'l program, we'll investigate the death of lennon lacey, found swinging from a swing set. was it murder or suicide? join the conversation on twitter or at our facebook page any time. good night, we'll have more of "america tonight," tomorrow. >> hundreds of days in detention. >> al jazeera rejects all the charges and demands immediate release. >> thousands calling for their freedom. >> it's a clear violation of their human rights. >> we have strongly urged the government to release those journalists. >> journalism is not a crime. >> it's a weekday morning in new york city and a line forms well before doors open at this east harlem food pantry. the people waiting for food range from young mothers to older people on fixed incomes. inside the pantry, the number of people needing food is only growing. congress cut 5 billion dollars from "s.n.a.p." or the "supplemental nutrition assistance program" in late 2013; because of that, the new york common pantry, one of the largest in new york - serving 3 million meals annually, reports a 26% increase in recipients in the

. >>> lacey for the win. looks like it, but on review, he was a tenth of a second too late.offord upset n. c. state. yeah. >>> to golf, ladies golf, you know what happens here. get an ace, win a car. so here is georgia hall. 18 and doesn't have a driver's license. they look to retrieve it, but tyson chandelier slapped it away. the shoe belonged to speights, who played on with a shoe until a time-out was called. just something the coach might have missed. >> his shoe looked like a 2 by 4 going through the air. >> you compared to those, oh, my. >>> oh, boy. my bad. >>> for news throughout the evening, check on www.kpix.com. ,, ♪ ♪ my baby drove up in a brand new cadillac. ♪ ♪ my baby drove up in a brand new cadillac. ♪ ♪ look here, daddy, i'm never coming back... ♪ discover the new spirit of cadillac and the best offers of the season. lease this 2015 standard collection ats for around $329 a month. [music] announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [applause and cheering] [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: hi, y'all. thank you al

he's joining us with missouri congressman lacey clay. thanks to both of you joining us.heard president obama announcing more funding for body cameras, more training. but this incident in new york, it was all captured on video, 23 members of the grand jury decided not to indict. so what does that say about the value of videotape? >> well, that's the thing that really just amazed me is that you do have video and audio evidence. and this grand jury couldn't bring themselves to bring any charges on a group of police officers, from the evidence it suggests that they pretty much jumped on this guy, and beat him to death. and so it's displaying to me that the grand jury couldn't bring back any charge. and it's disappointing, which talks about -- which talks to the fact that some americans still don't believe that black lives are worth the same as other american lives. >> either that or marc morial, or there's still a really high bar, if you're going to indict a police officer who is working in the line of duty. you really have to be 100% convinced that that police officer commi

. >> i'm agent lacey with central intelligence.he cia would love it if you could take kim out. >> hum? >> take him out. >> for coffee? kimchi? >> no, take him out. >> you want us to kill the leader of north korea? what! ♪ >> hello, north korea. >> tech analysts told us why cyber crimes like what happened at sony will only become increasingly common. >> it doesn't matter. who did it. what matters is that it has happened and it can be done. it may have very well been north korean military. but it gives us a really scary view of the picture, and it's particularly scary because it's sony that has been hit. and sony of all companies should not have been hit, because they suffered the massive cyber attack in 2011, when it's play station network was taken down for a month, and 77 million private accounts were hacked. so if sony after that experience can be hacked now, so seriously, then what hope have other companies with perhaps less expertise? >> what we're going to do now is slightly presearch that vote i was telling you about in the f

so when eldridge and lacey murrow became concerned about how much this bridge might move, they hired bert farquharson to conduct some studies. >> as part of his study, dr. farquharson sets up film cameras a few weeks after the bridge opens to capture its movements. several weeks later, the same cameras capture the drama of the bridge's final movements as they unfold. >> the phenomenal thing is we're watching steel and concrete half a mile long twisting 20 times a minute. as the twisting increased, light poles began to dance not only back and forth, but to snap off. the suspender cables that went from the bridge deck to the main suspension cable itself began to snap. >> and then the unimaginable happens. the massive steel structure bends, whips and contorts so violently that it collapses into the rushing water below. both make it off the bridge alive, but not tubby. he's still in the backseat when the structure gives way. the bridge failure makes news all across the world. >> the tacoma narrows bridge dedicated in 1940 was the pride of the northwest. four months after it was opened th

. >> reporter: the family of lacey says he left home one friday night late in august for a high schoole south of fayetteville. state investigators ruled it a suicide, but his family says it didn't add up, the 17-year-old, the youngest of four brothers, he was hanged with a dog leash and a belt he did not own and shoes that did not fit him. local officials say their own investigation was thorough. >> in my humble opinion, the investigation has been nothing short of professional. >> now the u.s. attorney asked the fbi to take another look at the state investigation, and the move comes at the urging of the naacp. and against a background of growing protests nationwide over how local police respond to crimes involving blacks and other racial minorities. demonstrators planned a protest march tomorrow in north carolina, and now they will celebrate a new investigation into what they consider a very suspicious death. >>> thousands of people are expected to gather in washington later this morning to protest police violence. the march will bring together the families of michael brown and eric ga

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of tap acknowledge that writers have to develop, and just as important, in reading, you can write a laceys -- endless you done a lot of reading. there are so many atms, some you will gather items, so many arbitrary quirks like punctuation that can be absorbed only by the immersion of world of text, that should be primary with lessons of grammar coming later. all most like a branch of science. >> over there in the back. >> i was curious, do you have for yourself sort of a either personally or professionally kind of the tipping point with regard to usage as to when you feel it's okay to use like the default meaning of the word, i'm thinking of words like hopefully or noxious, or literally sort of seems to be the perfect one to use right now. >> yes. the question is, is there some dividing line or tipping point as to when a construction that starts out as frowned upon by the purists but just becomes entrenched by use, and starts becoming unexceptional. at what point do you throw in the doubt and say, everyone uses it that way, i'm is what is use it that way, too. that's largely what the mode

silicon valley blogger, sarah lacey, one of the apparent targets of the scheme. >> i've covered powerfules for a long time and tech moguls, i never heard a plan that detailed before. >> reporter: later tweeted the executive's comments were terrible and do not represent the company. >> can these pr problems bring down the company? >> they could if they continue to get out of control and more of them and the company doesn't address them. this robin hood type value proposition might turn into a darth vaider if they're not careful enough about getting out of control. >> reporter: likened the struggles to a political campaign which is why it hired david plouffe who helped mastermind president obama's election in 2008. part of plouffe's job, to get uber in cities where the powerful taxi industry has been successful in keeping them out. in a recent blog post, uber ceo writes acknowledging mistakes and learning from them are the first steps. a company born from a simple idea. >> we want a button to push on our phone to get a ride. it's what millions of people in cities and around the world want.

the mother in this case, miss la la lacey said she could accept, if proven this was suicide. questions and holes, they believe, to just accept it this early on. >> they -- you know, put them out there in that piece certainly. i think a lot of people watching it. >> we'll stay on top of it, of course. >>> there is this new report out that reveals the terror group isis may have its roots in a u.s. prison camp in iraq. we will have shocking details for you revealed by jihadi about isis and its leaders. narrator: these are the tennis shoes skater kid: whoa narrator: that got torture tested by teenagers and cried out for help. from the surprised designers. who came to the rescue with a brilliant fix male designer: i love it narrator: which created thousands of new customers for the tennis shoes that got torture tested by teenagers. the internet of everything is changing manufacturing. is your network ready? which means it's timeson for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered volkswagen.

. >> reporter: they tracked down lacey, an original owner of one of the phones they bought online. >>g if it had been in the wrong hands. >> reporter: she sold her phone to a company that promised to wipe her personal data. >> at the time $120 cash and i bought a new phone. i thought it was a good deal. >> reporter: but off ebay? >> 13,000 text messages, hundreds of e-mailssages. >> 120 bucks is not worth your entire life. >> reporter: a common mistake, putting it back to factory settings. for an iphone, that's a reset button. we reset our producer's old iphone 3 fwrksg. edit and manually deleted any old text messages and e-mails. >> we're going to see if we can bring it back. >> reporter: and with a little digging, we find all of her original information still on the phone. 2,838 photos extracted. they use a state of the device and special software to extract data anyone can download programs that retrieve data for free. how to protect yourself? each phone is different. >> go into the settings and you'll erase all data. >> reporter: for our producer's iphone it's a few easy steps. er

there is a man named lacey right to wonder to read the interview, -- who wanted to read the interview, but he sympathized. he said the flying squadrons, and give them the picker stick. when they come, we want you to have the picker sticks because they will have picker sticks and will chant for you to come out. they want you to go out and hold the picker stick. happensno, i think what is when they, i will go out the back door and get in a hole . woods.ame is jackson i am from honea path. i lived there the past 75 years. it took a lot of courage for you grandchildren to bring us a breath of what happened. all i know, -- you are grandchildren, argue? you in relation to mr. dan? oh, you're the one. i'm here to talk about the scrap. some good things came out of it and bad things came out of it. i wasn't there when the strike went on. as the young man set over there, his father was about 15 or 16 years. i was, too, but not there. five years later i started to work there. under the hammocks when they were voted up. i started working there. when i started working they told us to keep our mout

the pocket we also have to say about the crash that north livermore avenue lots of water and to left laceyd alert. the lin >> reporter: the three right lanes are flooded the upper deck estrich is to improve the bay bridge toll plaza. same story for the peninsula is the fourth traffic alert that connector block because a flooded the same problem san jose will be stuck in heavy traffic northbound 87 approaching the 280 split. if you have to get to downtown to amend the airport you know what to do what your speed and avoid the flooded plains and give yourself a lot of extra time. >> reporter: you cannot see it through and the windows industry-flooded on bank and industry street. we're looking to acquire better line all across the bay area is not as heavy as to start early this morning he was spots including downtown san francisco arts the sentences " and consider restaurants and at widespread rain or to sell their wares still safe areas a light rain still quite widespread. mr. love with conditions of their the rain intensity has backed off little during the 9:00 hour >> reporter: rain will co