thank you, nigel. you're welcome, hugo.. does anybody know what it used to be in prehistoric times? oh! a landing pad for aliens? (hugo buzzes) i'm sorry, that is incorrect. elwood city was a swamp. mr. ratburn: now it's a bustling town. but what was it that spurred it's growth? anyone? (beeping) hugo? the growth of the logging industry was what drove the development of elwood city. that's right. when the first steam-powered sawmill was built here, elwood city was catapulted into the industrial age. and the man who had this sawmill built was none other than our founder, jacob katzenellenbogan. i'm sorry. that is incorrect. (students gasp) i beg your pardon? you said that the man responsible for building the first steam- powered sawmill in elwood city was jacob katzenellenbogan. (buzzing) that iincorrect. no, it isn't. i'm quite sure, hugo. perhaps you do not know what the word "incorrect" means. (students muttering) synonyms are "mistaken," "faulty," "wrong." yes, yes, i know what the word "incorrect" means. the man who had

planned edu propaganda blitz against the euro skeptics in the social media for that i'm joined by nigel for raj from the u.k. independence party to break all this down now thanks so much for taking the time to speak with us i am so confused by this story i mean it frankly sounds a bit like a joke so i mean you fishel is will be turned into secret agents with a trolling mission on the internet as a as a member of the european parliament tell us how realistic is this. well it is serious i mean the the bureau of the parliament which is the organization of the european parliament which decides how resources a spend you know they decided that they're going to train in house staff in the run up to the european elections of twenty fourteen train those people to go online to look at facebook twitter other social media sites and to correct that's their word not mine to correct any misapprehensions that may exist about the european union and i have to say the fact that it's a parliament that is doing this that is using taxpayers' money to do this says a lot about the institutions that the whole p

propaganda blitz against the euro skeptics in the social media for that i'm joined by nigel for raj from the u.k. independence party to break all this down now thanks so much for taking the time to speak with us i am so confused by this story i mean it frankly sounds a bit like a joke so i mean you officials will be turned into secret agents with a trolling mission on the internet as a as a member of the european parliament our list sick is this. well it is serious i mean the the bureau of the parliament which is the organization of the european parliament which decides how resources are spent you know they decided that they're going to train in how staff in the run up to the european elections are twenty fourteen train those people to go online to look at facebook twitter or other social media sites and to correct that's their word not mine to correct any misapprehensions that may exist about the european union and i have to say the fact that it's a parliament that is doing this that is using taxpayers' money to do this says a lot about the institutions that all what about parliaments i

nigel charles is passenger who pushed the emergency exit button to open a train door and led the pilgrimage of riders through the tunnel and out. >> i really wasn't thinking about danger. i was just thinking about trying to get in a better situation than we were in, you know. my big thing was how long are we going to be down there? >> reporter: even metro acknowledges some hard and fast rules are made to be broken. >> you're safer on the train. it's when you're told to evacuate, that's when you should evacuate except if there's an immediate danger to you. if there's like a fire or something like that in front of you, certainly you should evacuate right away. >> reporter: meanwhile nigel charles says he's a dedicated metro rider who is considering other options. he says with rising prices and declining service he's thinking about hooking up with other metro passengers and carpooling instead. i'm karen gray houston in the fox 5 newsroom. >>> developing in atlanta, a 14- year-old student is expected to be released from the hospital tonight after he was shot in the neck outside a middle school

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nigel charles told fox 5 he lead riders into the tunnel and out. >> i wasn't thinking about danger. i was thinking about getting in a better situation than we were in. my big thing, how long are we going to be down there. >> reporter: metro said the train operator told the man to stay on the train but he refused leading to a more dangerous and life threatening situation. an off duty red line operator followed to make sure that they were safe. some confused passengers thought they were being lead by a metro employee, not a passenger. the board chairman believes metro needs to do everything it can to make sure people know the deadly consequences. >> they are risking their life exiting a train without any direction or supervision or protection. >> reporter: the incident started with an arcing insulator on the tracks. metro said it was ready to restore power after 15 minutes but the passengers in the tunnel caused the delay to stretch more >> one of the few good things that came out of this, no one was injured and no one lost their life. >> reporter: metro hasn't disciplined any employe

. >> my name is nigel hall and i remember a small business in marin and i come into the city frequently and invariably i'm in a rush. you don't stop in a store to get a coffee when you are busy rushing from one place to another. and the food trucks and coffee trucks are a great addition to the city. they satisfy a very specific need and it's very different to the market for people who go to a specific location to get coffee or get food. the city is very entrepreneurial focus and they support a lot of tech companies, expresso subito is a great example of an entrepreneurial business and the city has a great food culture. and the espresso food trucks are a great manifestace of that, a recent manifestation, expresso subito combine those elements and is only going to be an asset to the city. i think you should go forward and uphold the permit that has already been granted. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hi, my name is lee ann quan. we're a family owned-and-operated business. we have been tenants at 222 front street for 20 years. we recently renewed our lease for an extended term. i w

blitz against the blocs critics on social media websites euro skeptic nigel farage from the u.k. independence party says the project would violate one of the main principles of the european parliament. they decided that they got to train in how staff in the run up to the european elections of twenty fourteen train those people to go online to look at facebook twitter and other social media sites and to correct that's their word not mine to correct any misapprehensions that may exist about the european union and i have to say the fact that it's a parliament that is doing this that is using taxpayers' money to do this says a lot about the institutions that all brought about parliaments is the person is it's him a chair of parliament he's the speaker in westminster he's the chairman of the parliaments around the world but he has all the rest of his staff are supposed to be neutral they're not supposed to make any political position and the fact of the parliament decided he's going to spend money time and resources doing this shows you that frankly they're no better than a banana rep

over three million dollars to wage a so-called propaganda blitz on its critics in the social media nigel farage from the u.k. independence party says the project would violate one of the main principles of the european parliament. they decided that they got to train in how staff in the run up to the european elections of twenty fourteen train those people to go online to look at facebook twitter and other social media sites and to correct that's their word not mine to correct any misapprehensions that may exist about the european union and i have to say the fact that it's a parliament that is doing this that is using taxpayers' money to do this says a lot about the institutions that all brought about parliaments is the person is it's him a chair of parliament he's the speaker in westminster he's the chairman in other parliaments around the world but he and all the rest of the stars are supposed to be neutral they're not supposed to take any political position at all and the fact that the parliament has decided it's going to spend money time and resources doing this shows you that frankly

blitz against the blocs critics on social media websites euro skeptic nigel farage from the u.k. independence party says the project would violate one of the main principles of the european parliament. but i decided that they got to train in house staff in the run up to the european elections of twenty fourteen train those people to go online to the facebook twitter other social media sites and to correct that's their word not mine to correct any misapprehensions that my exist about the european union i have to say the fact that it's apollo and that is doing this that is using taxpayers' money to do this says a lot about the institutions that are open about politics is the person is its image sharing. is the speaker in westminster he's the chairman of the parliaments around the world but he has all the rest of the stuff are supposed to be neutral they're not supposed like any political position and the fact of the holiday decided it's going to spend money on the result of doing this shows you that frankly they're no better than a banana republic. predicted years of belt tightenin

nigel told fox 5 he led riders in to the tunnel and out. >> really wasn't thinking about danger.ing about trying to get in a better situation than we were in. my big thing was how long are we going to be down there? >> metro says the train operator told the man to stay on the train but he refused leading to a more dangerous life threatening situation. some confused passengers thought they were being led by a metro employee, not a passenger. board chairman believes metro needs to do everything it can to make sure people know the deadly consequences. >> they are risking their life existing a train without any direction or supervision or protection. >> the incident started with an arching insulate or on the track. the passengers in the tunnel caused the delay to stretch more than two hours. >> one of the few good things that came out of this is no one was injured and no one lost their life. >> metro says no one has disciplined for the lapses. plans to improve training and drills for situations just like this. most concerning to a lot of the board members was that self evacuation. wh

his first task on his new program was helping a nice man named nigel fix the copier machine at nigel'sds of wisdom. mr. t. never hates a fool for being a fool. he just pities them. >> that's an important differentiation. >>> and additions to the star-studded lineup. charlize theron, joseph gordon levitt, and channing tatum, to appear at the academy awards. they've been announced, not as presenters. as special appearances. no word on exactly what they'll be doing. i would not, however, be opposed to a "magic mike" tribute. if they can't get it together, we have one more team. we could do our own "magic mike" tribute, as we did with magic josh and magic lara. and magic sam. just an idea for you, seth and the oscar team. check those out. oscars are february 24th on abc. >> can we just never see that again? >> i doubt that. >> probably not. >> i doubt that. >>> sam, how about some weather? >> or could we see it every day? every day. that's what i'm saying. every day. good morning, folks. we're out here in times square. basically, a large crowd blocking the cold wind from hitting me. thank

nigel charles told fox 5 he led riders into the tunnel and out. >> i really wasn't thinking about danger. i was just thinking about trying to get in a better situation than we were in, you know. my big thing was how long are we going to be down there? >> reporter: metro says the train operator told the man to stay on the train, but he refused leading to a more dangerous and life threatening situation. an off-duty red line operator followed to make sure they were safe, but some confused passengers thought they were being led by a metro employee, not a passenger. board chairman tom downs believes metro needs to do everything it can to make sure people know the deadly consequences. >> they're risking their life about a train without any direction or supervision or protection. >> reporter: the incident started with an arcing insulator on the track. metro says it was ready to restore power after about 15 minutes, but the passengers in the tunnel caused the delay to stretch more than two hours. >> one of the few good things that came out of this is no one was injured and no one lost their life

blitz in the blocks and critics on social media websites euro skeptics and nigel for rogers are from the u.k. independence party says the project would violate one of the main principles of the european parliament. they decided that they got to train in how staff in the run up to the european elections of twenty fourteen train those people to go online to look at facebook twitter and other social media sites and to correct that's their word not mine to correct any misapprehensions that may exist about the european union and i have to say the fact that it's a parliament that is doing this that is using taxpayers' money to do this says a lot about the institutions that all what about parliaments is the person is it's him a chair of parliament he's the speaker in westminster he's the chairman in other parliaments around the world but he and all the rest of a staff are supposed to be neutral they're not supposed to take any political position at all and the fact that the parliament has decided it's going to spend money time and resources doing this shows you that frankly they're no bette

. >> and we have nigel barker as the host. and they are in competition with, as models.ssionate. the episode i saw, you were very passionate about your girls. >> you spend so much time with them and then, you know, you do bond, and you just -- i get very protective of my girls. >> jimmy: is it sad when have to -- >> i tell you what. when i used to do fashion shows for the whole month. like 30 shows in each country. like, for two days you'd be like, "oh, my god, i feel weird now that the shows are over." but to be like for eight weeks and living with the girls it's like, yeah, i did feel like a sadness, like a mourning that's no longer there anymore. >> jimmy: everyone lives together. you actually do, do it. >> yes. >> jimmy: oh, man, no, no, no. [ laughter ] that's is just going to be crazy. >> wouldn't you like that? >> jimmy: i would love that, of course. you could probably rent that out for the weekend. a lot of people would love that. >> i'm not going to tell you the address. >> jimmy: no. i'd be showing up with like a boom box like "say anything" outside the window.