. >> we heard this really obnoxious banging, and it was clearly on our fence. so you know, my husband grabbed the camera and he followed me around to the side, where we found her, you know, banging away. >> angie discovers her neighbor trying to post a sign on her side of the fence. >> you are a riot. are you seriously doing this? >> do you see me? >> it was actually kind of comical because she couldn't get the sign to stay up. >> oh, phooey. >> the sign post saga is the culmination of months of bickering between these neighbors in side-by-side bungalows. >> we moved into the house in july of '07, and within a couple months we realized that there might be a little problem with her and how she perceived us because she brought to our attention that there was some trash and debris in her yard that had seemingly come from our side of the fence, including a cigarette butt, a beer can.

it is obnoxious. but i have other obnoxious entertainment i enjoy. i provide a fair amount of. >> you do. >> i don't think people should get the government volumed. involved. >> what bothers me now is the self-importance of people like all re d. if laura ingram can forget schulz -- not that schulz who is not there -- but if she can forgive ed schulz for calling her a right wing slut, gloria allred who was not even insulted, it is not about you, you drama queen. we are tired of listening tow. >> the thing is, i don't remember conservatives demanding things -- in the old days they would demand things off the air. conservatives would say, i don't like this, it is wrong. >> there are obnoxious people on both sides. he does a political comedy show. if you don't like it, it is on pay cable. get over it. stop complaining that your feelings are hurt. if your feelings are hurt, you should not be watching bill mar. it goes over the line. we don't want the boost doing it and that is a basic issue. >> it is a cheap shot, and it is not like he is going after laur

if i won, snead of becoming an obnoxious poor person i'd become an obnoxious rich person. >> i'm going to calm him down. >> i'm just waking up. >> every bride knows the most important part of the wedding is the dress. still ahead, where to find the dress at a discount price. >> $3 million to $5 million. news isn't all that bad for baltimore's basilica. >> right now, though, that's a live picture outside. john has your insta-weather plus forecast after the break. don't go away. >> well, there are scattered thunderstorms around the area. just across the bay from the city, in parts of cecil and kent county, a little rain shower activity. showers moving up toward the bay along to annapolis. the eastern shore, then off toward hour cound, up into carroll and frederick counties as well. thunder and lightning as well. haze and light fog in the city. we will have a warmer day today, but not as humid as yesterday. barometer 39.4, and east winds at 9 miles per hour. we didn't break a record but we came close. it was 81, but the record was 82. morning lows in the 50's and 60's. warmer this morning

people can be obnoxious with their funds. two reports say the smartphone making you a backside of a like word i cannot say on tv. technology is making people [beep]. >> after a couple of minutes, were significantly less n helping others. bork's they have already felt connected to other people. the desire to connect with others in to do things to others goes down. >> i think he gives you more of moreportunity to do annoying things. always with the. with a spend 20 minutes talking to the person. it is very anti-social. >> half of people self risk masses. almost one in five would put a from the entire night. >> would it be harder to live boyfriend or cell phone? >> cell phone. betweenannot choose phone and boyfriend? >> safety's sake, the off switch being flipped anytime soon. >> coming out, on a much more serious note, new details and ohio school shooting. then the musical icon from ohio school shooting. then[ male announcer ]from this was how my day began. got my bearings. ♪ a little bird told me about a band. ♪ an old man sha

. >> sure, people can be obnoxious with their phones.new reports say that the smartphone is making you the backside of a donkey-like word that i cannot say on tv. >> of this team of researchers from the university of maryland found that, after just a couple minutes on the phone 20- somethings were significantly less interested in helping others. >> your desire to connect with others and do things goes down picks >> do you think the phones are making as worse people? >> i think it gives you an opportunity do more annoying things. it is always tricky. it is great when your board. you can spend 30 minutes without talking to a person, just texting. it is very anti-social. >> about half the people sent a risky message. almost 20%. but with a date on the phone the entire night. and about 30% say that it is more helpful than a partner because it is more entertaining and it has an off switch. >> you need your phone to keep in touch with your relationships. >> buchanan to between your phone and a boyfriend. -- but you cannot choose between your p

we applaud people for being obnoxious and we didn't used to do that.t was considered abhorrent to be inappropriate and scream out while someone was talking now it is applauded. where are we going with this? and it would be one thing if it were just on division but it is in the messages. in our schools. in our church board meetings and worst of all, it is in our heart. if you don't have peace in your heart and you allow past tragedies to destroy future opportunities, the real hell comes from your own heart and when i say let it go i am not sure i am talking about the nation or the president, i am talking about you. >>neil: you are in an argument with your wife and you know you are right and she says the opposite. >>guest: i will defend my point, what i am concerned about when you are still talking about it next week and still angry a year from now. there is nothing wrong with being angry, but the bible says anger is in the bosom of fools, when it stays in heart it becomes a cancer in your soul and kills your creativity and snuffs your opportunity. >>nei

the minute he says something obnoxious, they say he's just an entertainer. what do you think of that dodge? >> you know, they say he's an entertainer, but it's just a little voice that says it. we haven't seen anyone who says it saying he doesn't speak for me or the republican party. you know, mitt romney the other day said those aren't the words i would have used. would that mean? you would have called her a prostitute? or would you call this wrong. >> i have to say this just to remind people. first of all, when he said those words, he also said i'd like to see her do a videotape to put it out there online for everybody to see of her sexual behavior, which is beyond words. it's a statement. my advice to rush limbaugh, as i said over the weekend, take back every single word you spoke on this subject. la guardia, the great mayor of new york once said when he made a mistake, when i make a mistake, it's a butte. take it. take it on the chin. he's doing rolling disclosure. he's breaking all the rules any smart person. he just got some advice. thank you for comin

having said that, obnoxiously, possibly, aye. commissioner hillis: aye. commissioner hurtado: aye. >> the vote is 4-0. the permit is up held with all those conditions. thank you. >> we will move on to the last item on our calendar, which is item 11. item 10 has been withdrawn. item 11 is a pill 12-010 -- is appeal 12-010, protesting the issuance on february 3, 2012, to a permit to open a building. application 2012-3472. you have seven minutes. >> krista shaw, for appellants. i would like to give you some background very briefly on the structures at issue here. i am going to speak very briefly because i want to give most of our time to speak to some of the issues being created by the granting of a permit. the structures are planned at 2323 hyde and 1100 lombard. they were originally built as a single residents. there were subdivided in the late 1930's, and since then have been occupied and operated separately. the permit at issue, i can show the overhead, would require closure and filling of this door and this window. this door is the only access to the ex

there are some people who were particularly obnoxious about it, and i see them, and i kind of smile or whatever, but that is a really tough job. even when i was selling my show. am i particularly vindictive or anything like that? you cannot be. there is literally no one in television that did not see this script and rejected -- reject it. i am very aware -- very forgiving. if it failed, i would still be going back. tavis: "mad men" wildly successful. "bill cosby show," turned down by everybody. figuring out if it could work, and then it works wildly. >> here is an idea. that guy took the risk. "it happens. let's do that." especially when these things are not cheap, these television shows. when people have to make these decisions, they have to. tavis: for all of the crap that we get, how much good stuff is out there because someone does not think it will work? a black doctor. "this will never work." >> by the way, when i saw "the cosby show," it was amazing. the structure. it did not even look like a sitcom. we will be trying this amazing stuff now. look at this chance they took. you wo

they are noisy and obnoxious fumes and an environmental impact report is required to address any expansion or relocation of the existing business. we have suggested that we limit the building to 25 feet with 35 feet in the back. with these changes, we can support this development and considered them a good neighbor. thank you for your time. >> good evening, commissioners. i am a native of san francisco born and raised. i grew up in this neighborhood in north beach, fisherman's wharf. i went to galileo high school. i am a homeowner on bay street. i am here to object to the proposed limit but not object to the building of the project. i would like to recommend that the building height conforms to the building on the right rather than to the left. raising the height limit would like to see the character and charm that has happened over the past decades. i hope that you will consider for the neighbors light and the air for this project and to lower it and maybe we can compromise and everyone can be happy. >> thank you. >> good evening. i represent a local business on the neighboring property.

news, let's gather around the water cooler to watch how a seasoned political veteran handles an obnoxiouskler. yesterday pro-am was pitching a speech to a crowd and when a man tries to get the president's attention. and get it, he did. >> sir, i'm here to is speak to these folks, you can hold your own rally, you're being rude. [ applause ] >> sir, we'll try to talk to these people. i'll be happy to read your book, if you want to give me your book, i'll be happy to read it, but don't interrupt my conversation with these folks, all right? show me some courtesy. all right? show me some courtesy i'll be happy to take your book, but don't interrupt everybody else. all right? okay. now, where was i? go ahead and get that book from him, guys, he wants to give me a book, please feel free to grab it. make you're touting that book, make sure you give it to us. >> he probably reads it on air force one on the way back to the white house. >>> just when you thought everybody had taken the tim tebow-peyton manning saga. now pat robertson. >> i think the denver broncos treated him shabbily. he won seven

sure do act like a coffee klatching women with your boots and jeans on, arriving to run a crew of obnoxiousen's, because 50% of the men's brains skiptd -- consist of their oh so glorified junk which doesn't even work right. most of the time. coffee klatching women? sitting around talking nonsense? the same nonsense that finally changed the 19th amendment. yes we can vote. i can see abigail adams sitting and clutching her scorching hot cup of joe, john adams saying sit down and drink your damn coffee, woman. she really was the brains of the outfit. my mother is overworked, tired, but her still solid body stood hard as a rock. i'm not going to cry, as a tear falls down from her face. don't cry, mom, don't cry. [cheers and applause] >> that was her first time ever. yay! and up next we have indiana telepenova. >> a recipe for water. start with the color magenta, a burning asphalt, of beach ball sighing out its life, a garden grown on accident after accident, add a father painting shelves on the cove, a pinch of guilt, statues of isabella butter flisse -- butterflies, and extinct alpha betts, a

in the north wigs denounce the compromise as a democratic document, especially obnoxious because of this controversial fugitive slave law whampt did this mean? it made it a federal offense to help fugitive slaves or a federal offense to refuse to cooperate with federal officials who were responsible for tracking them down and returning them to their master. this would produce a storm of controversy in the north. a lot of opposition in the north where most people were outraged by this feature of the compromise. and we should emphasize this point. remember of course as we city said a couple lectures ago we were talking about the abolitionist movement. most northerners are not abolitionists, but they don't like this idea of the federal government intervening in state affairs in this way. they don't like local officials having to go along with federal slave catchers. so many people who are not by any means, many northerners who are not by any means abolitionists are concerned about this. and you could say in some respects the compromise of 1850 did what abolitionists had failed to do thus fa

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if they feel they're backed into a corner, maybe they're least obnoxious choice given the palletable options. so they make a strike at something very difficult, i think because a level of effort that's likely to be required given what we think we understand, and i'm not plugged into every day intel any more. but there are a lot of targets. this is not a one time shot, it's going to take a fair amount of work. if one decides to lash out and take a whack at something, could probably inflict some damage. but then what happens? >> well, what do we do then? let's say that we find out, we get the call, the planes are in the air, this is what we're going to do, we just thought we'd let you know about it, what -- obviously neither of you are in the government now, but what would you think the u.s. reaction would be? >> well with, it's a real conundrum. number one, if they're in the air, there's not likely much we're going to be able to do to get in between them and whatever targets they perceive they have. and at that point, then, the government is faced -- our government is faced with, do y

later wrote to -- latrobe later wrote full awareness of madison's feelings, quote, i am personally obnoxious to the president and his principal friends in congress. the white house has a whole was still not finished and the capitol was left with its two wings and the planned dome not yet begun. by 1813 latrobe was relieved of his position and moved to pittsburgh. the great fire. did we skip -- can you go back one? on august 24th, 1814, the british finally made their way into washington with instructions to burn all public buildings. there's a misconception that they burnt the entire of washington. they didn't burn taverns or hotels, but they did burn all the public buildings. many had been warned, many had fled, and still some stayed until the last minute including mrs. madison. as she was hurried out of the white house, she made certain to sit down and write a letter to her sister. she describes the flurry of activity that happened just prior to her leaving. our kind friend, mr. carol of dumbarton house has come to hasten my departure. in a very bad humor with me because i insist on waiting

are you guys it's time for side school time award ads and i are getting into one of the most obnoxious voices in the american political conservation rush limbaugh uses his radio show to spit hate on obama women and lefties commun is is the way whoever else he decided to focus on that day usually we stick nor it over the past couple days so it's a little too far even for my liking when he's discussing contraception remember a few weeks back when dare i say i had an all male panel hearing to discuss birth control pill to save the absurdity of excluding females from testifying on a panel about a women's health issue was a loss on everyone and that the males on the committee made sure the ice knew it. what i want to know is where are the women when i look at this panel i don't see one single woman and the general. rules mr chairman that only one mr chairman we've been denied the right to have a would be more to the right to make a parliamentary inquiry now specific email that wasn't allowed to testify that hearing was thirty year georgetown law student sandra fluke i would have to close th

belief if you do it in public, chances are that it'll be less conflicted, less predatory and less obnoxiouse put stocks on an exchange. we put bonds on an exchange. weeput commodities on an exchange. when we did that we took away the profitability from all these big banks because of computers and all the rest. so then ttey said, well, we nned a special thing that we can only sell to each other that's in a backroom, which is what, the, the, which is what they're doing. and what happens now is every time there's a default on that credit insurance, because it's not on an exchange and we can't see any of it, they go to the government and say, well, we've insured everything. we've insured your oil supplies. we've insured your food supplies. we've insured your electricity and housing funding supplies. and in addition to that, we have, you know, aboutt5 or $600 trillion dollars worth of idle bets just on things we think might happen. kind of like online gaming. >> smith: yeah. [laughter] >> ratigan: and we can't really tell one from the other, because there's not an exchange and, you guys think i'

. >> today nancy pelosi called the comments obnoxious. she was so far as to say the entire republican party will be tattooed by the remarks. the president stepped in to make this comment in a phone call. >> appearing on the today show, she said she was outraged. >> there were many conservative commentators on several broadcast networks to did make these types of comments. this is evidently so acceptable. >> what was really personal for me is that he said to tell my parents they should be proud. that meant a lot because rush limbaugh question whether or not my family would be proud of me. >> despite the bomb squad being called to his house, rush limbaugh today was unapologetic. >> a student at georgetown law who admits to have so much sex that she can afford it anymore and thus a new welfare entitlement must be created. somebody asked me, why are you so insulting? me? can anybody understand that a whole lot of us are insulted by this? >> he mocked the call from the white house. >> it is disappointing that these types of personal attacks co

mails and there are residents call them communists and a disgrace to the country, inconsiderate, obnoxious of control. he says they've enraged and another told them they're going hell. >> we think we're smoke nazies and we're invading their privacy. >> there is nothing private about what comes out of the chimney, federal research says it's like forcing each neighbor to smoke 30 cigarettes. >> wood smoke contains all same compounds plus more. >> instead of a chimney, this advocate's roof is thom a pair of air monitor autos there are days this winter our air was much dirtier than los angeles basin. >> that is because she says the wood burning is a way of live in west marin. some do it to heat their homes and others do it as a tradition. >> people may call us bad names but when we're out and enforcing this, we're out protecting public health. >> i feel sorry for them. >> they have a tough, thankless job. >> and there is sandhya patel with a look at weather. >> there is some moisture getting picked up in clouds and possibly sprinkles. there is breezy day, you're going need rain gear, mid-50s m

blocked or unfollowed someone for their political views, but i blocked or unfold them for being obnoxiouson't block anyone because i know they will find me and kill me. i am hard to find as you know. bill doesn't have an address but they will find a way. >> he looked at me very sadly. >> i don't think we should talk about something that won't be in the show. >> it is just something that happened. >> greg, nice job. you used to pretend you had a roommate named scott. >> it was a pretend accident. it was a pre tent walking in on something and it ended in a pretend falling out and a pretend setting fire to a varsity football sweatshirt. it was in my pretend backyard. i will pretend weeping and trying to retrieve my sweatshirt. that was all pretend too. >> you lead a rich fantasy life, don't you? >> i do. a rich fantasy from 1983. that was a stage name. >> tom, you said thank you dumped your politics in your stand up act because you would alienate your audience. >> some don't you are cay. there are a lot of right wing people who like left wing saying, hey, that guy is funny. but not the rever