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swimming pools half filled walter have been complaining now@lawmakers in -- to the lawmakers in massapequa park. listen. >> this is quality of life. >> yes. i'm paying taxes to what, look at your garbage? >> all right the vote was unanimous. if your lawn is not mowed. if the dumpsters are full, and gutters broken or windows or doors boarded up. they can face a $250 fine or $1,000 fine. that's your second offense and that's the big one right there. $10,000 and 15 days in jail if you are caught for the third time. but anytime you bring vermin into the equation that's never good. >>> well, imagine sitting down a nice meal and not being able to sea what you're eating. that's what blind people do every day and tonight two are betting to see it firsthand and experience what it feels like to always eat in the dark. >> plus, just one day to go until nik wallenda the flying wallendas attempts the dream come true stunt. the prepwork is already underway for niagara falls. 3q lysol invites you to take the dual action wipes challenge. try lysol dual action wipes and see the cleaning difference. because

here is the massapequa park mayor says.t of frustration in trying to get banks to maintain as i mentioned foreclosed properties. so we wanted to craft a law that would be significant enough to get the attention of the banks. we're willing to work with anyone who will respond to us and maintain their property. these fines are only for the most egregious. well, in mount pleasant, south carolina, one woman was sent to 10 days in jail after failing to pay a 48 will $0 fine. >> right. because this is also happening in massapequa is just the latest town. it's been happening in alabama. people have done with to jail as you said this woman in south carolina. now, the flip side, clayton, i like your argument, the flip side is that occasionally you have to do some yard work. this just happened to me. we had to dig out a tree on our street in front of our apartment. we had dirt and overflowing garbage pails there we looked like sanford and sons. and hub cabs had rolled off of the street. i don't want to go to jail for that i need some

no, in massapequa mark in long island there will be a fawn for not mowing your lawn and keeping your,000 and jail time. this is not new that there are regulations about town how to keep the houses clean. it goes farther than that with the penalty. do you keep a clean yard or the staff keep clean yard? >> eric: "my staff"? a lot of towns have the ordinarordinances. they go too far sometimes. the second fine is $2,500. up to step days in jail. someone says you're in violation and - -- >> dana: this is like obscenity. you know it when you see it. this is happening a lot. one thing they are trying to target are the landowners or homeowners that don't live there, that they are the landlords and they don't take care of the property. you're the homeowner and next door you look out every day and your property price goes down. this is what it's trying to prevent. i think a third fine is $10,000. 15 days in jail. >> andrea: a lot of laws are in foreclosure. so they assume big banks can absorb $10,000 fee. if it isn't the case and you're a little old lady and you have a bum hip and you can't mo

at this, working together, local law enforcement of federal law enforcement computer lysine and massapequa mainstream america really want. >> host: republican caller calling now. >> caller: is always good to talk to you. you have full this morning. congressman. i have a question for you. in the brain by the obama administration to set aside the state of arizona,din its ability to access information from the federal government, do you believe that your own attorney generalshould bring forward an action against the federal government that says, you do not have that ray to attack a state? unesco to every state and equal access to all information and a balanced approach, congress included to finding. would you feel that at this point your secretary of state and attorney general and say, is that it's basically a content of court by the federal government to say, while you have ruled on menace, we will do this against that state, even now you're the supreme court of iowa and have ruled on menace has to be appropriate. here's what we'll do is the federal government. we will preempt the state in t

see you in massapequa. >> absolutely. straight ahead, he's accused of slaughtering his own people.s washington offering syria's president a get out of jail free card? stunning new developments overnight. then some state lawmakers cry poor. but are they secretly hitting the jackpot at your expense? wait until you see these numbers. ♪ why not make lunch more than just lunch? with two times the points on dining in restaurants, you may find yourself asking why not, a lot. chase sapphire preferred. >> quick headlines now. a new reported from the guardian says u.s. and british officials are offering assad clemency for his regime's ongoing assault against is civilians. it's an attempt to end the violence in syria. that's interesting. this assistant principal is still collecting his six figure salary. he's accused of making sexual comments to three female students who applied for summer jobs with him at williamsburg progress high school in brooklyn. he denies the allegations. steve? >> thanks very much, brian. some state lawmakers may not be making big salaries but that doesn't mean they a

. >> move over massapequa. >> evidently, the photographer didn't pick it up so they had a decision toor picture or you block out the butts. so we as a school blocked out the butts. and those four guys could not graduate. they graduated but they could not walk out there because i guess you don't want to put guys who moon in a gown. >> recognize them that way anyway. >> that's true. that's my controversy. >> at college, berkeley released mice in the stanford library that were painted the berkeley colors, blue and yellow. >> really? >> it was fun to be studying for a final with a creature crawling up your leg. >> that's school spirit. >> those are the days. >> dirty tricks going on between those two schools. >> let us know. coming up, this story shocked the entire nation. a muslim father accused of murdering his two young daughters because they were dating nonmuslim boys. he's been on the run for years but now there's word he's hiding in plain sight. the private investigator who uncovered this huge new lead joins us coming up. >> plus, bernie madoff's son flat out of luck. turns out he m

. >> i hate to marginalize your assessment of peggy noonan but as a fellow massapequa person, i feel the only one qualified to comment. i think she did a good job. i'm only kidding. basically, i thought she said the crowd is getting bigger, the emotion is definitely getting stronger and by the way, she's very complimentary of president obama in the first year and a half as a conservative columnist. >> that's the sense i got, too, and also i get the sense that she said stop with the applause lines in your speeches. she does -- she's a speechwriter for a living. you got to spread it out. don't go for the applause line. in america right now, we want a reason to believe in our leaders right now, tell us why you're different. >> there's another thing that she wrote that was interesting. the president's rhetorical comments is not a factor in the campaign. that's not a compliment precisely but it is true. >> we know both candidates are in full fledged fundraising mode and they're raising love buckets of cash. so president obama had an interesting -- his campaign had an interesting idea of h