but he did change the liens. he wrote a letter that the one in the sketch was knowledge what could be improved. the next element to be completed was the artillery. to develop of the artillery he was an artist so committed to nationalism that he needed to actually transit. it was not from the point of view. he was an artist first. i have a perfect right to put this anywhere please. that's part of what makes this a remarkable sculpture. although it had so many realistic details. it never looks fluffy. he able to balance these two conflicting -- the desire to be so real. at the time the artillery was class, it was the largest bronze sculpture ever to be custom united states. he nearly had to engineer how he was going to create the different parts and how they were going to be connected. it wasn't just the artistic conception there was a lot of engineering associated with it. can see even in a small sculpture forces are elevated. as if they're floating over the ground plane. there have to be a way to surety and berte

and then i understand -- weren't there some liens against the property, too, that caused a problem?re some liens from the trash company, water company... >> hoa, probably. >> ...and the hoa, of course, so... >> but, finally, it was resolved. you got the house short-sold. now everything's out of your name, and you can now move on. you're in a new place, and life is better. >> oh, life is great right now. yeah. the house sold in october of last year, in 2014, so now the clock's on and we're ready to rebuilt, start over. >> it is a frustrating process. nothing happens quick when it comes to dealing with lenders, but at least we got the problem resolved, and that's -- and thanks for the opportunity to try to work with you and get it done. >> thanks for helping us. appreciate it. thanks, bob. >> thank you. that's it for today. be sure to send me your questions or property stories at... and check out our website at... i'm bob massi. i'll see you next week. [ woman vocalizing ] past. first, these headlines. >>> live from america's news headquarters, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyah

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all liens on i-5 80 were closed until 1:30 this afternoon. we see the back up after a truck carrying 30,000 pounds of frozen chicken overturned. the big regular driver suffered broken ribs and the driver of another vehicle had minor injuries. check that out. this is what it looked like late this afternoon crossing over the bridge here heading into vallejo. you can see the rain was coming down quite har hard. >> pg&e crew have been extra busy sense today storm rolled through. 7 news was in oakland fruitvale district where crew repaired several outages. at the peak more than 7000 customers were without power around the bay area. pg&e brought in extra crew to make the repair as quickly as they could but one on 37 avenue took long wler a transformer caught fire and burned a power pole. >> this rain in the bay area means snow in the situationary a.the tahoe area saw it first major snow fall of the season take. just look at the video. video sent to us from kirk wood mountain resort you can see they got several inches. carlos has more. >> snow fell

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many make their purchases in person and on lien. >> we're seeing a great response to online offers. we feel like we're off to a great start online. >> the start to another mad dash for deals which for many has become a holiday tradition. >> now, that's what we're seeing. a lot of families and friends that make this a part of their thanksgiving. if early results are any indication, they're not only doing shopping, they're spending and that's good news for retailers. that's the latest live here at the mall of america. i know you're jealous. back to you. >> i am. we're going to let you go so you can do your shopping. thanks so much. >> now to sports at a rainy lambeau field. bret favre was honored and hall of famer bart star was on hand for the ceremony. in the game, packers strike first and eddie lacy races into the end zone. for the second quarter jay cutler scrambles. now to the fourth quarter bears lead and escapes pressure and launches a pass to the end zone and it's knocked away. incomplete. bears with the upset at lambeau. final score 17-13. in the big d dallas hoping to spoil c

. -- right now no word of any liens being blocked right now. elsewhere altamont pass looked pretty blocked but looks okay now. right now we are starting to see a few signs of yellow here on our sensors, so slowing speeds coming out of tracy. overall looking pretty good out of 580 this morning. once you hit the dublin interchange, no delays. 15 minutes from the altamont pass to 580. on 880, a few cars stuck in the cash lanes but all in all a pretty easy ride out of oakland into san francisco. use extra caution on those bridges. 92 on the san mateo bridge looks good, very quiet commute out of the county this morning making the trip across the golden gate bridge. southbound 101 looks okay. 18 minutes to the split, no delays along 280 and that split along half-moon bay looks good. so far we are seeing lots of green on the sensors to indicate nice speeds especially on northbound 101 as you head toward the peninsula. >>> a massachusetts woman has won a legal battle that allows her to wear a colander on her head in her drivers license photo. >> she ha

. >> ill lien hanson i'll suggest for future 3450egz one as we've talked about the discussion of outreach, two discussion about the complaint process and for me what is involved in the complaint process i think there is review a number of things but the information that is reported out once the report is resolved and recorded to the public and two whether the commission is proactively taking a stance to be pro-active about complaints so instead of waiting for complaints to arrive they commission is there something that appears in public that the commission or the member or two of the commission feels is important to review that is something that the commission prioritize so i'm not sure i made myself clear but rather than being enlightenment driven the commission is looking at what is happening politically in the city and there's something that the commission feels is important to investigate you don't wait for a complaint you take that on yourselves which we know the commission can do but doesn't generally happen 3 the unanimous report again, i'd like to ask that will calendared next mee

double stripe the liens around the curves right awhich e-take a look at this eye team obligated state report from 1991 that found over 90 percent of the vehicle objected crossed over the center line to negotiate the curves. identified conflict between sightseeing, bicycle and fast moving vehicle as meanwhile he shall. still it took 24 years for this new engineering report to come out that includes roadway don't present any opportunity to allow for vehicle already passing and therefore the entire length of roadway will need to be striped with double yellow striping. >> this is a serious life threatening situation and we trust them to take corrective action right away to make it better e-park department has just installed these warning scenes. it look lucky the striping will take at least 10 months at cost of 200,000 dollars. that also pays forever the study. not soon enough for the cyclist we interviewed somebody careful out there. really. be carefu careful. >> blind curve treacherous. we'll get some action. thanks dan good job. >>> would you take steps to prevent wrinkle if you knew w

she liens on her walker looking both ways. seconds later, mta bus number 1738 comes to a stop. traffic clears. the grandmother begins to cross. she gets to fulton street. we decided to stop the video there. she was hit by the bus on the driver's side. the bus driver pauses for three seconds, then continues down fulton street before disappearing. witnesses were stunned by what they saw. >> the bus plowed right through her. >> bell's walker shattered into pieces and scattered across the intersection. david can't erase what he watched happen before his eyes. >> i saw her head was missing, you know. i mean, she literally got just mauled by the bus and they kept going. >> i don't kno whether he knew, but he stopped. stopped and kept going. i don't know if he was nervous or didn't realize -- i have no idea. >> reporter: this surveillance video will factor into the investigation. we tracked down a close friend of bell's this afternoon. >>ha she was a sweet lady, very sweet lady. >> reporter: jennifer gonzalez knew bell for years. she said the grandmother lived at magnolia house, a wom

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king of prussia or east to willow grove but not getting through on 309 south to cheltenham and/or liens. take bethlehem pike as alternate crash upper hanover kutztown near fruitville load and recon near black white mortgage has cleared out. not bad if you head to outlets 4. speeds in mid 50s there. live look in center city this is the vine under the ben franklin parkway. no construction on the vine. everything is is on along the parkway after the big parade. as you can see center city fog is not bad. same cannot be satisfied in south jersey and delaware where there's substantial amount of fog and if you ride mass transit keep in mind modified schedule subways and buses and regional rails on normal weekday schedule, eva. >> thanks, matt. >> shoppers have been out in full force all night looking for the best bargains this black friday. stores throughout the region are packed this morning including the target in wynnefield heights. that's why we'll find annie mccormick and annie how are things looking out there? >> eva, this is a time top go if you thought you wanted to come out but didn't

at one point the dmv stepped in but only to put a lien on the far northern california woman's truck. ann flint has 55 tickets for not paying her toll on bay area bridges. there's just one little problem. >> this pickup has not been down in the bay area for 15 years of. >> reporter: mrs. flynn has been getting citation after citation without her wheels ever reaching the bay bridge toll plaza. tickets have been stacking up for 18 months. the bay area toll authority falls on his sword. >> we know there was a problem with this read. it was in acquisition it's and we have a way to block -- inaccurate and we have a way to block that read so it doesn't happen again and we're sorry about that. >> reporter: randy says of the 120 million cars across the san francisco bay this year there are mistakes. >> it just misread 1 -- one digit on her plate. >> reporter: it took her state senator to step in. >> this issue should have been resolved on the first call. it took hours and hours of mrs. flint's time on the phone. >> reporter: the bay area toll authority would like to put this episode in their

double stripe the liens around the curves right awhich e-take a look at this eye team obligated statend over 90 percent of the vehicle objected crossed over the center line to negotiate the curves. identified conflict between sightseeing, bicycle and fast moving vehicle as meanwhile he shall. still it took 24 years for this new engineering report to come out that includes roadway don't present any opportunity to allow for vehicle already passing and therefore the entire length of roadway will need to be striped with double yellow striping. >> this is a serious life threatening situation and we trust them to take corrective action right away to make it better e-park department has just installed these warning scenes. it look lucky the striping will take at least 10 months at cost of 200,000 dollars. that also pays forever the study. not soon enough for the cyclist we interviewed somebody careful out there. really. be carefu careful. >> blind curve treacherous. we'll get some action. thanks dan good job. >>> would you take steps to prevent wrinkle if you knew where they would appear? pl

just moments before she was murdered, col can lien leaving the classroom at danvers high for the last time. and then, a glitches her killer, who prosecutors say checked hallway for people and then he merges from a classroom with his hoodie up. phillip chism foul throws math teach here to the path room. she enters at 2:54. he is onemen behind. he is there for 11 minutes before walking out p. he is now going down the stair withles to 41 shall that is coerect cre. >> evidence of the brutal crime appears to be covering this right and. red. minutes later, prosecutors say returns with his are recycling container to repo her bodied and dumb it behind the school. >> i saw boy in the bushes who was crouched. he was looking around like he was looking to see if anyone was >> after of he fusing to dom the courtroom yesterday, today, chism told the judge, he has changed his mind. >> do you want to give up that right to be present to be here to confront, see the witnesses, and see the cross-examination? >> mo. >> do you want to be press. >> after some delays tin trial, the defense now says chism pi

lien is accused of using her story to get thousands of dollars from the one fund. >>> the search continues for the man accused of abducting two children from a parking lot at a providence rhode island wal-mart. irvin ran off with the up fant and 4-year-old after getting into an argument with the mother who was reportedly his roommate. he dropped the children off at a market. they were taken to the hospital and then returned to their moth and then returned to their mother. sanchez was last seen in a black car with two missing hubcaps. >>> police are busted a mother on drug charges while her child was in the car. parking lot of the wal-mart on brockton making for a total of five drug busts for a month and a half for that spot. part of a bigger problem because they made 40 drug arrests since july. fox25 spoke to the people who live in the area who say they are not too surprised by those numbers. >> i moved here a couple of years ago, and i heard a lot about it. kind of -- everybody seems to know that -- that it is kind of a big situation around here. >> daniel: in both cases involving childre

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for all of your head liens go to fox news.com. >> welcome back of the -- welcome back.o find out what we've got wrong. >> hi, tom, how are you? >> good. >> anti-trump video. before we start i would like to address the people who made this video. are you trying to make me like donald trump? that's it. >> that's amazing. obviously there is a backlash if you are going that way. >> dave you asked who are they trying to convince with this argument? the answer is nobody. nobody tries to convince -- people just make things for the people who agree with them. that's how they write and make videos. >> i watched the video and i said we may have to start deporting kids. you said they have more charisma than trump's left toe. >> i stand by that statement. >> i think the way to make it a slam on trump is to say these kids' left toes have more charisma than donald trump. >> sure, that works. >> ben, you said you dug up the info and that it is registered to luke montgomery. last year we did a video called potty mouthed princesses and they dropped f-bombs. >> same guy. >> i think he ha

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. >> through an lien the buildings and area in general, we can see things either that we have in common with them or that they actually pick up on that we don't, so it gives us a different perspective as well in that sense. it's a good collaboration, because we learn from each other, as well. >> this five star hotel used to be the central post office. the challenge here is not just design, but working as a team. the future is also on the mind of finalist carlos gomez from spain. his skyscraper is tipped as a potential winner in its category. >> designing with bamboo structure, our intention is to produce a live building producing 02 with its design, because we are not producing co2. people want to see more environmental friendly buildings, but companies, they don't get revenues they would like with these coffee probables. >> after four years in singapore, next year's festival is moving to europe. asia has been a popular and successful venue, but it's felt that another continent should benefit and inspire a future generation have architects. >> two u.s. astronauts ventured out on a risky

. >> over the psa past two years donna and i worked at the library for the lgbtq and the gay and lien center and benefits from the scomplip as more importantly san francisco living lgbt communities advisors along the way the theme the overall theme of the context statement was the development the lgbt communities in the city the recorded document from the native period from the early 1990s it is citywide and looked at it all neighborhoods in san francisco if played a parts this report is not inclusive but instead aims to provide a broad overview we looked at 9 themes of the orchestra arching themes quorum the first few and donna that take over in is the early few minutes on identifies before we begin to tie those to the builds environments we video to explain why lgbt forms identities and others prchgz so most of 19th century the labels of lgbtq didn't exist so people wisdom identify didn't understand they were their say 19th century and early 20th century we wanted to convey that lgbt people were not born into the communities family circling circles they have to build communities bec

chiefs win easily, 45-10 over the last place liens. in a battle of undefeated teams, the packers are not holding their own. the denver broncos lead it in the fourth quarter at mile high. eli manning at six touchdown passes. what is it out, because degrees at seven touchdown passes. 511 yards. goes down to the wire and they win it on a 50 yard field goal. wow. coming up on sunday sports extra, a passionate postgame from coach paul rhoads. we will take you back to jack trice stadium for what was a how i was quartet of running backs is making things work. one of the most emotional press comes as you will never seen from a big ten coach, just laying it all out there. quite a week for college football in general. of course, we will take you back to new york to see of the royals are going to clinch a world series. laura: coming up, tampering with a scary discovery in candy in pennsylvania. what was found inside a twix bar. todd: and, saved by autopilot. -- read it? what? riding our bikes across the state? getting my masters? no! paying off y

high temperatures today limited to 39 in brooke lien and boston and beverly 38, rockport 38, all of those spots watching for some flurries i have highlighted the area that i expect to see a couple snowflakes in blue including norwood and quincy about 40 this afternoon and keeping 48 and worcester 35, gardner 35 and mildford, new hampshire at 38 and new hampshire 36 and there's the chance for flurries again where we have the thicker clouds from hull down to marshfield, plymouth and across the cape with lower 40s and 40 to bridgewater and next system watching as it moves toward us and get in that early there's the chance that there's going to be a little bit of freezing rain and ice across western mass here locally i'm going to hold back on any kind of showers until about 10:00 in the morning. we get spot showers that continue on and off straight into the afternoon and the evening commute but things intensify overnight as we head into wednesday morning. now some indications that the wednesday morning commute might be when we get a little lull in the action that would be perfect timing but t

tourists watched as a great white shark attacked a sea lien. sea lions are also starving to death because the small fish they eat have moved to colder waters. another impact of el nino. >> it's also expected to changing the weather here in california and bring much neated rain after four years of drought pch they typically begin in january. >>> in chicago today there was a tragic revelation in the murder of a 9-year-old boy. dean reynolds is on that story. >> reporter: all week, police have been asking why was tyshawn lee murdered? >> i believe the most cowardly, unfathomable career i've witnessed. >> reporter: he was on his way to his grandmother's when he joined others in the alley and that's when the boy was swept up 92 a heavy fute here involving two rival factions thoch same gang. his execution was a string of assaulted going back months. active member of one of the gang factions. stokes him 168 agrees his son was intentionally killed. >> i think he was targeted. >> reporter: but he is not helping the cops sauvlg ss solve the killing of hi

. >> so nice to see that after four lien years -- dry years. >> talking about thanksgiving and christmasall of their money at these times. if they don't get thanksgiving or christmas, they get killed so for the first time in four years, a significant amount of people. i agree with frank. a lot of those people depend on the truckee people getting up there. i was talking about it earlier. tomorrow, if you're watching football, we have seen a lot of this rain, slow and sneaked -- leaked move through -- snow and sleet move through. waking up to tomorrow morning. it is called right now. it is 48 in livermore and the sun has just sat. the purple color is a freeze warning. fairfield, santa rosa and napa. temperatures will be down into the mid-20s. santa rosa will be in the upper 20s. it will be even colder than this. basically a hard freeze. 29 degrees. you may want to take some jackets out because tonight, it is going to be one of those nights. the forecast for san jose, that freeze warning in effect for tomorrow morning, it is going to be down to 41 degrees. by lunch time, it looks like this.

the crash happened wednesday afternoon on tremont and westbrook lien street and driver that hit the woman says solar glare was to blame and yesterday police in plain-clothes watching the intersection while uniformed officers wrote tickets for failing to stop at crosswalks. >> daniel: massachusetts woman dent have time to react and one moment driving on the highway and next wooden post shatters her windshield and post ended up missing her head by matter of inches and woman was driving on interstate 91 north when a truck hit the post sending it flying through the air. she says the block of wood hit her dashboard and caught part of the steering wheel which may have saved her life. >> it could have been a dissast and her all i have to deal with is broken windshield and minor damage to the car. so very very fortunate. >> daniel: police trying to find truck involved in the accident and plan to keep the post to add to the momento. >> julie: police looking for vandals that destroyed a football field. sink were torn out of the walls in the bathroom and window were broken and vandals struck sometim

ceased with the unpredictability of costs it seems like on eternal condition with the trends i'm in lien with those concerns. >> yes. >> the next page is how employers are responding to the challenges this is an area that seize detests between private employers and public employers so i also many of the private employers have been tweaking their plan design and cost-share strategy the course of last 4 to 10 years running out of room to manage their costs on the other hand, where public sector plan sponsors provide generous benefits and cost subsidies definitely more room to move in that direction so when the responses to the survey for the public sector was you know what are the 3 key things their looking at inc. co-pay changes they're doing that and expect to do that in the future they have room to move from a design prospective the area around adult dependent coverage in the private sector an employer has treated that adult dependent category definitely maybe a lunch reduced subsidy for spouseal you, you want to cover your spouse other employers plans those things happening in the priv

you mentioned grew up here in sharon and attended synagogue behind me and also has ties of brooke lien too that's where he just recently graduated from high school just a few months ago and absorb the news of death. ezra schwartz gran waited months ago and spending between massachusetts and israel. at least studying being part of israeli society. >> catherine: five people killed thursday near the west bank south of jerusalem and died when a palestinian gunman opened fire on cars and person identifyig himself on facebook as cousin says schwartz on his way to donate food to soldiers at the time and schwartz former high school released statement saying today we are all part of the school and suffered unbearable loss, loss felt so acutely by family and friends. >> catherine: leaving the community mourning and we will keep you updated on any developments with this story and website at myfoxboston.com and our news tonight at five and six catherine parrotta, fox25 news. >> julie: last two paintings stolen from a maine business madison bumgarner have been found. paintings retired fbi. four of

. >> bank liens, levees, and even seizures. >> what can people do? >> there's a program called the fresh start initiative specifically designed to help people get the help they need and get out of debt once and for all. for people who qualify, it can be a fraction of what they owe. >> so you just call the irs? >> it can be as difficult to understand as the tax code itself. you need somebody like the agents and attorneys at optima tax relief, someone who knows the fresh start initiative inside and out. pore people who call us, the first thing we do is look at their situation and see if they are better off with an installment plan based on affordability or sometimes we negotiate what's called an offer and compromise. we can settle for just a fraction of what they owe. like in this client's case where they owed over $25,000 and their negotiated settlement was just $3,000. >> so what's the first step? >> i always recommend a quick call for an analysis. >> if you owe $10,000 or more, don't wait until it's too late. call now. >>> welcome back. this is a li

carefully placing his pepper spray, baton and glasses to try to disguise his sue i'd as a death in lien up duty. from. >> authorities released sext messages that they sap showed glen wits feared his times would be uncould have had by this swags right here would give her the crucify me if it were ins kofrtd kprch railroad a probe that took its tolls on investigators. >> the most emotional experience in my life. the own way i could express is is it say there was complete shame. >> there's a group in chicago called the 1 hoon club. it supports families of plefrs or firefighters who die in the line of duty. they've already made an initial payment to the family for $15,000 and now for the very first time ever, they want. thank you very much. and joining knee is forensic psychologist and director. what an incredible situation we're seeing there. have you seen something like this before. >> well, good morning first of all and thank you forring spch specific sffrm. >> more so than my experience. eem sure this has happened before with other prn. snchl people p i'm going to leave the glasses here

>>reporter: this woman was going to end yeah he chose emirate air liens because the plane flies over the north pole. >> it doesn't fly over those country where they condition actually shoot them and bring the plane down. >>reporter: because of all this governor christy who is running for president had to cancel a town hall meeting in new hampshire tonight. vic le lee, abc 7 news. >>> now as vick reported travel from the bay area to europe has been disrupted by the terrorist attack in paris. if headed to the airport and concerned about the safety of your flight what are your rights at this pony. michael finney has some answer answers. >>reporter: airport are packed with nervous travelers. some visiting here and heading back home to europe. others are locals traveling to europe for vacations. david and lily lou from discovery bay. must be concerning isn't it. >> yes. we are concerned about our safety. >>reporter: david and lily lou heading out for river cruise through 5 european nation. france isn't one of them but they were still offered the opportunity to cancel their trip. >> we did

. >> in terms of converting 10 of the proposed unit from liens 3 bedrooms to 3 bedrooms any additional environmental impact of that if their units under 2 bedrooms being converted will be extremely minimum and our environmental analysis covered a large project that would be well within the issue. >> commissioner johnson. >> real quick i don't know we can have a finding that will be recent change to the project so not contrary clear how they'll go from one to 20 not clear of how 10 to 20 they will do. >> so commissioner johnson i'll clarify under 2 bedroom units not convert any 210 east to 3 only studios or ones. >> do we have a final unit. >> we're still refinancing the plans to side that lined we might lose a few units but certain not gaining any. >> we want to add as a finding the developers agree to again from 2 to 3 bedrooms. >> okay. >> as a findings excellent. >> so the maker of the motion is okay with having a finding. >> yeah. >> second or two. >> so that will recognizing 10 to 23, 2 bedroom units. >> from 10:00 to 3:00 bedrooms to 23 bedroom units. >> okay. let's try it again.

palmer, with eight lien against them. -- with a lien against them. >> a couple of quick questions and we will close this out. this is directed to mr. atkinson or mr. goldman. are there particular industries where consumer gag clauses are especially pervasive? i mentioned in my initial testimony about the medical and health care industry, where the entire industry was encouraged to adopt these restrictions. many participants, i don't know what percentage, but many did so. i think that industry has moved on. i would like to think they have fixed the error of their ways. but it shows how clauses can sweep an entire industry. once a few people try it, other businesses say, that sounds like a pretty good idea, that gives me control over my ruby tatian, and if i don't do it, other competitors will have glossy reviews. competitors. lawyers, doctors, accountants, as well as small business owners, places like hotels, or bed-and-breakfast -- good fertile grounds for bringing up these kinds of clauses. >> any to add to that, mr. atkinson? >> no, i would agree with that. retail, hospitality, pers

tourists watched as a great white shark attacked a sea lien. sea lions are also starving to death because the small fish waters. another impact of el nino. >> it's also expected to changing the weather here in california and bring much neated rain after four years of drought pch they typically begin in january. >> ben, thanks very much. >>> in chicago today there was a tragic revelation in the murder of a 9-year-old boy. dean reynolds is on that story. >> reporter: all week, police have been asking why was tyshawn lee murdered? >> i believe the most cowardly, unfathomable career i've witnessed. >> reporter: he was on his way to his grandmother's when he joined others in the alley and that's when the boy was swept up 92 a heavy fute here involving gang. his execution was a string of assaulted going back months. active member of one of the gang factions. stokes him 168 agrees his son was intentionally killed. >> i think he was targeted. >> reporter: but he is not helping the cops sauvlg ss solve the killing of his only son. >> we've tried to inte

you were renting a property, and rivertown would maintain the home and pay taxes, any outstanding liens on the home, and then, eventually, once the homeowner got their financials together, they would purchase the home back from rivertown. >> narrator: the homeowner agrees to pay more to repurchase the home than what rivertown pays them, but in theory, everyone walks away happy. the homeowners stay in their homes, and rivertown turns a profit on the resales, plus on the rent they collect in the interim. >> i felt comfortable by telling people that, you know, "you can do this. you may pay more, but this is all working towards your future good." and people understood that, and they were willing to do it. >> in my estimation and how i felt, it's like, "okay, the house is mine. they're just going to help me out for a year, and everything will be back to normal." >> narrator: june and donald buckland have lived in their two-story home in yonkers, new york, since 1988. they've raised a son there and paid their mortgage faithfully for more than 15 years. but in 2005, a car accident suddenly lea

of the rent ordinance to create or adding in the o m i eviction into the second educate keeping in lien with the ellis act evictions at 20 percent and as well as the ellis act provisions of the 10 year retainedcy and the 100 percent if so being considered whether you're showcasing ellis act evicted or being displaced because of a owner move-in eviction our someone that needs the help from the city there shouldn't be a dimension between the two types i'd like to see us add in the o m i for the displaced tenant and thirdly, speaking to my main point earlier the amendment to decrease the neighborhood preference down to thirty percent i was supportive of the original version with the 25 percent i know that absolutely is something we can include as a preference but if we're going to increase it to 40 percent on top of the displaced category of 80 percent and on top of the cops we're effectively shutting out and taking away the 60 percent of affordable units that is open in for any of the other displaced tenants so those are the 3 amendments i'm proposing and we can take all 3 amendments sepa

. >> liening inin ining leaning support your narrative is simply not accurate. >> flynn, part of the white house discussions in 2014 said the intelligence did not fit the administration's world view. >> don't talk about this as being a form of a radicalization of the islamic religion. which in fact it is, it's a cancer inside the islamic religion. the white house and the president frankly has not wanted to say that. >> one of the allegations is that centcom analysts who put up more positive intelligence reports. the inspector general is investigating whether data was falsified as well as possible misconduct. >>> 17 people have been given the nation's highest civilian award. the presidential medal of freedom. celebrities included barbra streisand and steven spielberg. athletes willie mays and the late yogi berra and veterans advocate bonnie carroll for her work of separating families who of service member who is died. >>> ted cruz is surging in iowa. the latest numbers from the first caucus stayed show the texas senator making big gains on the candidate who has led the race most of th

serve as a source of financial strength or when the federal deposit insurance corporation places a lien against an insurance company's assets and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 260, h.r. 1478, a bill to provide for notice to and input by state insurance commissioners when requiring a insurance company to serve as a source of financial strength or when the federal deposit insurance corporation places a lien against an insurance company's assets and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from florida, mr. posey, and the gentlewoman from wisconsin, ms. moore, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida, mr. posey. mr. posey: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on this bill. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. posey: i yield myself five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. posey: thank y

. >> a suspect was sitting in the driver seat of the car parked next to her liens over and grabbed hernappropriately. >> it is extremely rare and frightening at the same time because generally people keep their paw toss themselves. >> officers are urging people to be mindful of their surroundings. >>> here's another look at that man you are looking for, a black male, 18 to 25 years old, last seen wearing a white t-shirt, black hat with distinct writing on top. >>> a mother and son arrested on the main line accused of selling drugs out of their home. police in radnor township say five three-year old joann beatty and her son george beatty, sold drugs to undercover officers. investigators found pot, heroin and prescription drugs inside the home on garnett avenue on a consistent basis. police say some customers includes local college students. >> they got a delivery so it was fairly frequent. once or twice a week they would be heavy, meaning they had a a lot of product at the property. >> they were both taken in custody with a third woman inside the house, jean bowler, who police say that

it is part of the lien of the legend of ben carson, which he has put in danger, frankly, by running foresident. you see a man who has achieved great things in the medical field, but is now trying to take his legend to another level by running for president. whether it is to sell books or when the white house, i can't say for certain. i'm not inside the man's head. amy: both donald trump and ben carson are on book tours. >> what you see is it is sort of like the republican -- republican profit complex that you have, people running for office in then ending up with fox news contributor ships and book deals. that is what it will end up for for ben carson. i don't think the party would be so foolish to nominate him for president. but i think what you have when the stories are coming out, you know, i have been there. i was a black nerd, too. i get the idea you want to present yourself as more than are. there is a real temptation for that. but i think he has looked -- he has fallen victim to the temptation to buttress his personal narrative at the expense of the truth. amy: your piece is call

so i'm gonna put a lien on the building, and i'm gonna do whatever it takes to get my money back, makeo mistake about it. >> tonight on the profit... good morning, i'm marcus. >> nice to meet you. >> i go inside planet popcorn, a multimillion-dollar popcorn business with a huge disney contract. the problem is they don't have any real profits to show for it. you guys are in trouble. the balance sheet is hundreds of thousands of dollars wrong. mismanagement and sloppy accounting have forced the owner to ask her mother to take out a second mortgage on her home just to keep the doors open. obviously, you used the petty cash to buy lottery tickets. >> i did. >> the product is great, and if i can get sharla to listen long enough, i'll turn this unfocused organization into a national brand. my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses. if you think that i can launch you in a direction to make you a profit, then you should do a deal with me. i make tough decisions...