mailbox for 20 years. i dress up my manatee for every holiday. and when there's not a holiday, since we're in florida, i make him or her a boy or girl. >> but which is it, a boy or a girl. >> the mailbox went both ways, male and female. i don't have a manatee fetish. i just loved my manatee mailbox. >> stephen: but that love came to a shocking end on the night of february 14th. >> the st. valentine's day massacre. about 10:30 p.m., i was in bed asleep. i heard a huge explosion go off. the house shook. the windows shook. i jumped out of bed. >> stephen: emergency workers were poised to respond. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> i never called 911. (laughter) >> hello? hello? >> stephen: neighbor john anthony recalls coming perilously close to going outside. >> i was like wow, i wanted to go out but i was watching tv and i didn't get off my butt and go out, so-- . >> stephen: the following morning denise discovered the awful truth. >> put my robe on. ran outside, the debris was all over the street, all over

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actually it's a mailbox garden. >> oh. >> if you'll notice, the mailbox is fine. we're going to plant lots of flowers around it and spruce it up for curb appeal for the house. first you want to find the space, not only the size of the space you're going to be planting the flowers in but a good way to do it. you need to get some rope. i happened to have some here in the mailbox. stretch it around and lay it in different configurations. >> i think we should do it in the shape of a heart. >> the next step would be to get the flowers. ♪ now i'm wondering if your love is still strong pl ooh baby signed sealed delivered i'm yours ♪ >> the next step is arrange these. here's what's cool. it's kind of a puzzle. arange it, step back, rearrange it. you want the taller plants in the middle, shorter plants on the outside so nothing is blocked. another good idea is do the perennials near the mailbox and the annuals on the outside so you have ready access to those. snap the picture so you can reference that as you actually put them in the ground. >> what's the next step? >> the

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it is just because some good soul put a fire in our mailbox. -- flier in our mailbox. we have been in the northern panhandle community for a long time. we would like to remain. it is a strong community. we have a lot of students using the panhandle playground. we have block parties for the entire community. we're clearly separated from district 1 geographically by the hill, usf, and the hospital. we did not have a chance to voice our opinions of all. -- at all. we have a proposal we mailed you last night to use a different block instead of hours. there is new housing in that block. they are all property homeowners. we, on the other hand, are a block of very old buildings with a healthy mix of homeowners and renters. [tone!] i think it would be a shame if we move out of the established community. thank you. >> thank you, ma'am. tommy gallegos. >> i am a resident here to support your map the way it is drawn in the portola district and ask that you made no changes. thank you very much. >> howard cheng. i need the other list, please. thank you so much. again, if you are wi

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in some cases the company set up little more than a mailbox in low tax rate countries in order to take advantage. not the only company to do so but perhaps now the most high profile. the company opened an office in reno, nevada, where the company's cpoteax rate is zero. afoia t rates nar . tht osmeodhi a leape ha pan tr$2 bhe our u.s. operations have generated almost $5 billion in income taxes. it makes us among the top payers of u.s. income tax. >>> let's sort through all of this and get a quick look at the markets as we gets all up in your business this morning. cnbc's jeff cut more is live in london. jeff, help us tough this apple story. >> yeah, it's fcatng in' it founel ale i aicm oftsowuccess f a is or i cnebe asoue dindofi billion. the question for apple executives is whilst it may not be illegal, do they feel mfortable as an american company continuing to run this taxation policy at a time when we know the federal budget is under a great deal of pressure and a lot of americans are paying way higher than 9.8%. there's the apple story. eayll nmbersorthe wek isthig da pn weaoainlr

. >> i was overwhelmed that they all decorated their mailboxes. did not realize how much they appreciated what i tried to do for them. >> on his route last week, they decorated their mailboxes to say thanks to their letter carrier for the last 40 years. dan fischer was delivering mail before many of these families came to columbia. he has been delivering mail here for a long time. >> i have seen the kids grow up. see them born, seen them grow up, seen everything. >> this morning, dan was here at the columbia post office, sorting mail for his route. to his fellow employees, fish, as they call him, is a tradition. >> never late. years ago, we had a snowstorm, there was dan. >> he does not make mistakes. very good at his job. >> he has made it a lot longer than any of us will. you know how that is, right? it is pretty good. >> on behalf of the district, congratulations, and thanks for your service. [applause] them today, they had a ceremony for fish to say thank you for all those years of service. >> we are going to miss him. he has just been a stapl

. >> reporter: every day he got the mail only because the mailbox was 19. she knows she will be in honored in two weeks from the alzheimer's association. >> i am so grateful. thank you. >> reporter: does she think football played a role in john's illness, yes. she let up the 88 plan to help other families affected by dementia. tonight at 11, you'll meet hour "dancing with the stars," our local couples who will be out on the dance floor at the memory ts association. >> wyatt everhart joining us with a look at a picture perfect day today. no complaints. >> went to the wrong side. all right. let's get into it. it's a beautiful sunny day. a little breeze on federal hill. you can see the flag flapping a bit. 70 at the airport. winds west, northwest at 8 miles an hour. the radar is absolutely clear. that's the deal. more sunshine on that through the day. conditions stay clear. look how many people were out on the harbor walk, taking in the sunshine. a little crisp and clear. on the whole, a nice, times scenario. how about ocean city, blue skies and some people on

before we go tonight, here is a look at what is coming up at 11:00, every month, bills show up in your mailbox, every month you pay them. but, with extra work you can pay your cable, utility and insurance bill in a chunk. what you can do now to start paying less. plus you may have heard the rumor that hundred of thousands of folks could lose internet. is it true or just a lie? those stories and more coming up when you join us at abc2 news at 11:00. a final check of the weather. nice coming up. >> it's a split weekend forecast here. friday evening is nice. breezy and cool. temperatures are now in the low 60s. enjoy a nice dry pleasant evening. tomorrow there will be changes through the day. a frost first thing in the morning. pfer you go to bed, especially in the darker shaded counties carroll county west, protect the plants, northeast or northwest, tomorrow through the day, 50s as the rain showers come in and cool news the afternoon. it will be better sundays. tomorrow, little rain. >> the rain will help us catch up. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities

mailboxes all along columbia decorated with signs and well wishes. >> what are you going to do when youe? >> i have a boat so i will be fishing. >> fish is going to fish. >> congratulations. >> have you signed up your child for summer camp? you are a little bit too late to do so. the process began months ago. >> for those of us who are procrastinators, there are a couple of great camps to choose from. >> when you think of summer camp, you might think sports or arts and crafts. not the case anymore. issue of baltimore told the magazine calls it a patchwork summer. >> if a kid is interested in animals, there is a camp for that. >> there is a camp for that. more parents are looking at summer like an extension of school. >> there is a little bit of a trend to see this summer as an opportunity. >> one place you will find it is at the zoo. >> they have dreams of becoming a veterinarian or a zookeeper. it is a perfect camp. >> zoo detective camps for second graders. each student received a new mystery from a staffer. >> they have to put the pieces together. >> for grades 3 through 8, it is a d

how long before you could find a ticket in your mailbox. wa you need to know, on this tuesday april 17th. i'm which i recall which -- charley crowson. time to check on the forecast, it was a hot one out there. meteorologist, lynette charles, joins us now. >> we tied the record set back in 2002 of 90 degrees yesterday. i had to put the ac on. 70s are back for today. a mild morning, we are dry and fair as of now. we look at the fact we are going to be dealing with dry weather out there. temperature now in jessup, 70 degrees. 70s this morning, this afternoon, close to 70 frederick. winds northwest, light, they will get breezy in to the afternoon. we talk about maryland's most powerful radar, we have five sweeps on, nice and dry as of now. we need the rain, i have good news in the forecast. let's get a check of the traffic with angela. how are the roads? >> good morning. starting off a pretty busy ride this morning, had an accident on 95 southbound, this is in harford county. we re-opened all lanes before 5:43. police were directing traffic thr

. >>> notices in mailboxes that are not from the government. michael finney with advice that can save small business owners real money. that is at 6:00. [ male announcer ] at green giant we know nature gives us the most nutritious of gifts. but only when they are ready to be given. that's why green giant picks vegetables at their peak. ...and freezes them fast, locking in nutrients ...for you to unwrap. ♪ ho, h ho. green giant this reduced sodium soup says it may help lower cholesterol, how does it work? you just have to eat it as part of your heart healthy diet. step 1. eat the soup. all those veggies and beans, that's what may help lower your cholesterol and -- well that's easy [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. well, when you own a durango, you'll have tons of power, enough to tow up to 7,400 pounds. so owning a durango means you now have the responsibility to go dirt biking, boating, jet skiing and show a ford explorer a thing or two about what it means to have best-in-class towing. the s.u.v. is back. >>> whitney hous

. >> plus, want to brighten up the daily trip to the mailbox?en you get the bills, you'll have flowers to look at. ♪ so who ordered the cereal that can help lower olesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. [ woman ] lower cholesterol. [ man 2 ] yummy. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste and whole gin oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. >> welcome back everybody, out of the tragedy of the tuscaloosa tornado that came one year ago came incredible stories of survival and the community coming together. >> alisyn: rick reich mousse is talking to survivors, in tuscaloosa after the devastation and he's back this morning to see how everyone is doing. rick, tell us. >> rick: i tell you, it's amazing and takes time for more and more stories to come out. amy, your story of the tornado is one of the most dramatic and spectacular you've heard. we were at home and taking a nap and my husband called and said it was about to hit. and christian off the couch. ten months at the time and carter and chloe wer

you probably dread the utility bills that show up in your mailbox. the statements some are getting are coming something with worse than just a big balance. according to the government's internet crime con plaint center, people are getting emails claims they have a new bill that needs to be paid. you are supposed to click on the attachment to see what you owe. you won't find a total. the feds say the attachment is a virus causing serious damage. the ic3 says the people sent the emails and didn't use the utility company that sent them the bill. if it does look like your utility provider, don't click on the attachments. if you are notified about a bilks contact the company independently to find out if you really owe them money. joce sterman, abc2 news. >> to find more on this story and other scam alert, go to abc2news.com, click on the money tab and find the scam alerts link. >>> middle and high school students in henryville, indiana, will head to school after a tornado hit their town. the national weather service is testing a heightened warning system

. >> left it in her mailbox and gave it back to her anonymously. >> i am so happy i got my necklace back. ♪ >>> it's tech time. ♪ ooh-ooh >> oh, boy. >> tech time is all about this thing. see what it's all about. >>> and e baum's world. drinking and driving. not good. is this one real or fake? we show you. you decide. >>> welcome back to the show. don't forget to check in at rightthisminute.com. great videos, all day long. >>> a guy pulls up to a store in miami, florida, and notices that something is missing. that something is this parking sign here. okay? this is surveillance video that juan arces sebts us frsent us fm the day before. he came back in the morning, the parking sign is gone. you might be thinking, who would steal a parking sign? but nobody stole it. juan decided to take a look back at surveillance video from the 24 hours, and noticed that a lot more went down. so this is from the night before. we see a car here back out of a parking spot. that car pulls away, somebody is like, oh, i found a spot right in front. perfect. sounds good. let me pull in. except they keep going.

she counts the 10 sign posts. 5 stop signs and 2 mailboxes to our destination. she moves her lips as if remembering. before i came here, i had a name. 4 palm trees faced us when we landed loomed like guardians to pass the golden gate we tell them what they wanted to hear. on this island of desperate dreams we shed our skins and wore new once. we burned our parents name and let our past curl into smoke. no longer my father's daughter. no longer my husband's wife. only the sea gulls know who i really am. for months we were held in separate rooms the dampness went through the bunks and gnawed our bones the wales of ghosts kept us awake. 32 steps to my father's house. 4 windows facing north. 24 steps to my uncle's house, 2 doors facing south. i have 3 sisters, 2 brothers, 4 cousins on my father's side. now i store the memory in a drawer along with bitter herbs and rhinoceros horns we dine at restaurants on the better side of towns with pink table cloths and real flowers in the vases. we hardly go to china town. before i came here, i held his hand. now my heart is a

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>> steve the car was traveling this way on old branch, and jumped the curb, and knocked out the mailbox at that home, and then continued on, slamming into the side of this home right here. i will step out of the way so you can see the big, gaping hole next to the garage. this is where the car was just hours ago. we do have some video of what it looked like out here a couple hours ago. according to prince george's county police, it was about 7:00 this morning when the driver was traveling at what police believe was a high rate of speed. for some reason, they lost control and slammed into the home. three people were in the home upstairs of the time. they were not injured. the driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. we talked to the next-door neighbor, who was asleep at the time. he said a loud boom woke him up. >> we just happen to walk down to our neighbor's house and saw that a car had run into their house. we were in shock. we did not really expect that to happen. it was really something to see. >> prince george's county police are still looking into why exactly this driv

but sayy they stopped sshrt of putting tte scene in their neighbors mailboxes. scene of children can come by. parents make the choice when they ccme see this.""ilson grees with the message pastor childs the imageecoull offend believers and non-believers alike."i hope children didn't &pget this postcard." despite all the complaints... the invitttion issstill up on the church's website p3 3 3 a lawsuit...trying to take the happy... out of haapy meals. the common sense from one judge...next n the late edition ...and why this man...is toughhr than nails...coming up on the late edition [♪...] >> announcer: bank robbery certainly is a frightening crime. after all, bank robbers stole $43 million in one year. but identity thieves? try 18 billion! and guess how identity thieves are getting some of that money. by taking over our bank accounts. they may not even need your social security number anymore. all an identity thief may need are a couple of simple pieces of information, like your mother's maiden name or the city you were born in, and they could add their name onto

in some cases the company set up little more than a mailbox in low tax rate countries in order to take advantage. not the only company to do so but perhaps now the most high profile. the company opened an office in reno, nevada, where the company's corporate tax rate is zero. in california the rate is nearly 9%. without those methods, which are legal, apple would have paid an extra $2.4 billion in taxes. the company responded writing in a statement apple pays an enormous amount of taxes which help our local, state, and federal governments. in the first half of fiscal 2012 our u.s. operations have generated almost $5 billion in income taxes. it makes us among the top payers of u.s. income tax. >>> let's sort through all of this and get a quick look at the markets as we gets all up in your business this morning. cnbc's jeff cut more is live in london. jeff, help us through this apple story. >> yeah, it's fascinating, isn't it? unfortunately apple is a victim of its own success as far as this story is concerned because as you've pointed out accurately in the story, they have not done anyt

but we know this mailbox isn't 205 square feet. and how many trees have you seen covered in 20 square feet of paint? according to record, this is one of them. and work logs show there are 113 more. >> it's not what we paid for. >> reporter: city councilman javier comos can't get over the 40 square feet swings. >> i'm disgusted. >> reporter: that's not all he's upset about. according to the city's own study, graffiti has gone up in seven of the ten districts since last year. the city also says graffiti is down 7% overall. a stark contrast from six years ago, when san jose's anti-graffiti program was known to bringing it down to 129 tags citywide. rick ran that gram. he's now a graffiti consultant for other cities. >> it's a problem. >> reporter: city workers used to paint over just the graffiti. but now, gpc is instruc holeopa. it's called beauty kags. $2,800, for each one of these 7,000 square-foot-walls to make them look even. is it worth it? >> it's not to make them all look uniform, it's so the neighbors and the neighborhoods fe

. >> every day, he got the mail, only because the mailbox was 19. johnny u's number. >> i know. i know. >> and she knows she will be honored in two weeks by the alzheimer's association. >> i am so grateful. thank you. >> does she think football played a role in john's illness. she set up the 88 plan to help other families affected by dementia. and she had to change her career to help pay his medical bills. go to www.abc2news.com, where the alzheimer's association will give you all the information you need and you can meet the stars of the memory ball to find out how they are helping the alzheimer's association of maryland. >> now, the forecast certified most accurate. >> clear sky and a night that sees the winds calming down but the temperatures dropping sharply. we are at 48 now at bwi after topping out above 60. it was a sun filed sky and windy conditions shaking the trees. on the chesapeake white caps on the water. you see them calming down a bit as winds let up in the afternoon. this is another direction from the bay bridge marina. you can see it lets up a little bit. it was

>the blue mailbox mail that you hopefully are paying your bills -- [laughter] that it is a problem. as that shrinks, and it is shrinking at 10% per year, you cannot make up anything else in the short term to make the difference up. that is our whole point. our package volume, priority mail is growing 6% year over year. the whole flat rate package has been a big time seller. customers love it. a number of companies that we have right now, that has been growing year over year for the last five years at a 14% margin. it is growing like crazy. great growth there. advertising -- there is a big opportunity. you are looking at the big revenue constrain coming through with first-class shrinking on that yearly basis. we cannot make enough over here. we put some things in place. we have a product that we just released in january, to for the price of one. you can now spend -- you can put two ounces of milk that we will charge the same for 1 ounce. the idea there is that we do not want to slow down the diversion of commercial first-class mail. we came out with a product called every door direct

really lucky to have him today and i have a copy of his book hot off the presses or at least on my mailbox today i just received it so thank you so much for being on the show first of all my pleasure laura now we've seen a tremendous bull run and gold over the last twenty years or twelve years excuse me it's caused some people to say hey this is a bubble you obviously don't think so you don't think it's a bubble in fact you think that there's going to be an endgame where gold plays a role as money again is is a transition back into a monetary metal that will be used to back global currencies now our audience is already familiar with that we have had guests on like jim rickards author of currency wars who has talked about a gold standard now you go even further than jim rickards in your book could you explain how so. yes indeed i mean jim rickards book is an excellent survey of the mess we're in to some extent and interesting historical parallels to the mess for and and it is very instructive in that regard however i think you can go one step farther if you if you look at history and you co

described the reasons that he broke off the battle when warden was wounded, went out to his mailbox, put it in the mail, went back to his house and shot himself in the head. 20 years after the battle. so that's why i said precisely 21 years or so, it burdened him. in correspondence leading up to the publication of these articles, erickson, who never admitted that the battle with the monitor -- with the virginia was anything but a complete and total victory finally admitted that maybe the monitor had failed in its mission and placed the blame entirely on samuel dana greene, who by the way he also blamed for the sinking. and so the ambiguity of the outcome of the battle and the various issues and questions around the crew's roles were deeply, deeply held for people for as much as 20 years. in fact, the modern history of the monitor as we know it really emerged in the 1880s, much more than in the 1860s. most people didn't really want to talk about the civil war. it's well-known among historians, as is true for most wars, there is a period of silence after the war, and it takes a couple

he would end the postal service monopoly on mailboxes. he also would perhaps end the monopoly on first class mail. none of this is expected to get into the final bill. he was serious about offering substantive proposals as have other senators. there are other proposals out there that would cap executive compensation for the top sex earning postal officials at $200,000 and secretaries and jon tester point out cutting executive pay would help keep a lot of processing facilities open in his home state of montana. there again, he said, look, talking about cutting costs. cut costs at headquarters instead of cutting costs in montana. >> we're talking with etd o'keefe live on capitol hill. he writes for the "washington post." turning to another issue you were writing about earlier on your blog, the president in this case supporting republicans and reed nominating a republican member of the nuclear regulatory commission. what's this story about? >> this is a very interesting story. you may recall back in december that some disagreements between t

. >> and an official-looking notice landing in mailboxes but not for the government. 7 on your side isad. >> you were a loner and some might call a loser. >> that is the district attorney's description of one goh, charged with seven counts of murder in a shooting rampage that rocked oakland on monday. >> a 43-year-old murder suspect did not react as he was charged this afternoon. we're learning more about the prosecution's case against him, and the motive. abc 7's vic lee is live in oakland for us. vic? >> one goh appeared in a courtroom behind me on the sixth floor. there appeared to be no family or friends, or

. >> tom: this is the time of year college financial aid leers are landing in the mailbox of prospective students, but as student loan debt tops $1 trillion, experts are warning students to do their homework, when making the financial decisions that go along with college. sylvia hall reports. >> reporter: lecture halls and campus quads are the common college sights. but the debt it takes to get there is less visible. many students don't see the financial burden until college is over and payments come due. >> they sort of tell you, you know, this is debt. you-- you're expected to repay it and then in the same breath they say, well this is how everyone goes to school. >> reporter: between her bacheclor's and masters degrees, sophie vic has $80,000 in student debt. when she started school, she had no idea how big her debt would be or how much of a burden it would become. >> i think it's hard to impress on anyone what you're getting into when you take on that kind of debt. >> reporter: a recent survey looked at recent grads with big student debt loads. when they took out their loans, two-thi

decorations in the shape of female body parts as right knitted ovaries vaginas in utero are filling the mailboxes of republican congressman the group responsible for this new unique activism is this natural project and they're encouraging women across the nation to senator congressman a little special something a congressman or author mailed unusual things from their constituents hope you know opening of a box to find a knitted lady part has to take the cake who knows if these crocheted crafts will stop the war on women but one thing is for sure the little activism just got a lot more creative. coming up in tonight's daily take representative allen west things communists are running amok in washington while there are any communist walking the halls of congress it sure are a lot of fascists. i've . plenty of heat he. ceased. to sleep. six. six. months. just. up is the good the bad and the very very spagna coal is slowly ugly the good san francisco city council the city's board of supervisors voted unanimously tuesday to call for a foreclosure moratorium in the city so federal and state protections