yeah me and a friend of the old post office on pennsylvania are about that willing so many different things we're doing this oic said the apprentice continues to be great and you don't want to run for oh well i'd rather not but i also want this country to be great again and this country is not it's going the wrong direction so why not run the taser i'll see what it was you had all these business success what more do you mean i understand that what happened is first of all you have an election coming up in fourteen which will see and i'm going to help some people that are good people both in our thirty's. probably not to be honest i have a you know pretty conservative view on things and probably not but i'll be helping some people and we'll see after fourteen and i'll make a decision will you make of the mayor or us what's interesting you know i like baikal bloomberg very much he's a friend of mine i think it's been a very very excellent mare i think we're lucky to have had him and it's going to be interesting the race i think is going to be a little bit close to the people think but

i guess you could call it the troops i'm going to call trump international hotel and it's the old post office very famous building to keep the old post it was a built in the eight zero yet we're going to keep the name built in the eighteen hundreds an amazing building and when i lived in miami there was the door l.b. choto and they opened the door oh photo and country club i am seabed opening well that's a lot of homes and dignitaries and now you all know that i own it is going to be the trunk of a rousing it's under construction right now and you re doing it i've blown up the gulf with the blue monster the famous blue monster where tiger woods won last year and all great players and they have the seventy best players in the world and change the value it up and yeah it's going to be called trump national darrelle and it's going to be great you're a piece of work it was so you thank you doll trump that's this edition of politicking with larry king see that side. larry you've done a terrible job it's been a lousy interview you're fired. choose your language. of choice because we know if they're

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i'm doing the old post office on pennsylvania. >> dave: this is a beautiful structure. this is in washington, d.c.? >> right. >> dave: what year was that built? was that prewar? >> 1880s. >> dave: oh, my god. >> and the walls are literally some of them four and five feet thick. solid granite. >> dave: you boughting that from the united states government? >> united states government. >> dave: do you mind telling me what you paid for it? >> well, it's a complicated farm la. >> dave: just give me the number. >> well, it's hard. very, very complicated but what it is is it's going to be -- (laughter) >> dave: well, if it's so complicated -- (applause) >> it's going to be dependent on the success of the hotel, et cetera, et cetera. but we're going to build almost 300 rooms super luxury hotel like washington, d.c. has never seen and it's a special building in the best location. >> dave: and when visitors, guests, stay, will they continue to sort mail? >> we'll have a special person at president front guest. we have these beautiful counters that we're reusing where -- >> dave:

and in tkparry it's everywhere next to city hall and at the old post office and now in urban harbor. >> this represents gary's payday and built in 1925 and abandoned and like so much in this town it's going to be allowed to fall apart and now the city can't afford to tear it down. >> inside, nature is slowly reclaiming the tkpr the tkpwra i structure. tkparry's forchildren soaregary. the dreams of a museum to gary's most famous son, michael jackson turning this airfield in to chicago and just 45 kilometers away. first she needs to make gary look more like a city and less than a ghost town. >> question will not only add value to to the city but we add value to the adjacent homeowners and that has a rippling affect. >> the major should know. she bought this house in 1980. she's bringing the buck a home deal back. >> i would rather take a $1 home that may need $1 o $$10 or $15,0 investment and all i pay is r my taxes and in five years i have the deed to the house. the american dream. >>> but it's like scooping the sapbsd of the lake shore. the city hopes to sell 50 houses a year. $s10,0

it's everywhere next to city hall and at the old post office now in you are pan harbor. it was built in 1925, abandoned 50 years later and like so much in this town it's been allowed to fall apart. now the city can't afford to tear it down. >>> inside, nature is slowly reclaiming the graffiti-battered structure with vines and nesting birds. the steel plant declined, the population has leaving 10,000 abandoned houses. one in three here. the museum's most famous son, michael jackson interning his airfield in chicago just 45 kilometers away. she needs to make gary look more like a city and less like a ghost town. so, we not only add value and text dollars to the city, but we add value to the adjacent homeowners and that has a rippling effect. >> the mayor should know. she bought this house in the 1980s when gary first tried selling homes far dollar. she's bringing it back. i wulback.>> i would rather payr home that needs a $15,000 investment and all i pay are my tax and in five yearsvy the deed to the house. american dream. >> it's like scooping the sand at the lake shore w

he was the boss who told us he did not want us looking inside of his vendor space here at the old post office> all of the restaurants except for flagler and valoro have passed inspection and are back in business. if you would like to know which restaurants have been cited, follow russ ptacek on twitter or facebook. >> i can't believe they shut down the candy store. >> dozens of students and teachers recovering after they were exposed to carbon monoxide at langley elementary which had to be evacuated after levels of carbon monoxide were too high. 56 students and 20 adults had to be treated. they believe a faulty boiler was the culprit. and langley will also be closed tomorrow. >> and now to prince george's county where a small group of demonstrators are making noise, protesting for a wal-mart to be built on the road. they want it placed near johnson high school and protestors say the location, they claim, could compromise kid safety. >> oxon hill road has a lot of traffic, oxon hill road with wal-mart here, you're talking about trucks, you're tacking about -- talking about children walking, ta

doing the old post office on pennsylvania avenue. i'm getting this money for like nothing.hat's artificial. it's not going to be that way. don't forget, the biggest thing is when the government borrows money and pays interest it's paying so low right now. when they have to pay a normal rate of interest you want to see deficits in that's going to be the biggest deficit of all. we have to get the economy before the interest rates start going up. >> how do you feel -- when i heard the statue of liberty was being closed down because of the shutdown, i don't think many americans realize how that looked to the outside world. this absolute symbol of america and liberty and freedom, closed for business. how do you feel as an american? there have been 17 shutdowns since the early 70s. nothing new. some democrats and some republican. in fact more democrat. as an american do you not feel embarrassed when this kind of thing happens? >> when the statue of liberty, piers, was closed and they announced it and everything i thought it was very bad. when the soldiers weren't able to get the

doing the old post office on pennsylvania avenue. i'm getting this money for like nothing.artificial. it's not going to be that way. don't forget, the biggest thing is when the government borrows money and pays interest it's paying so low right now. when they have to pay a normal rate of interest you want to see deficits in that's going to be the biggest deficit of all. we have to get the economy before the interest rates start going up. >> how do you feel -- when i heard the statue of liberty was being closed down because of the shutdown, i don't think many americans realize how that looked to the outside world. this absolute symbol of america and liberty and freedom, closed for business. how do you feel as an american? there have been 17 shutdowns since the early 70s. nothing new. some democrats and some republican. in fact more democrat. as an american do you not feel embarrassed when this kind of thing happens? >> when the statue of liberty, piers, was closed and they announced it and everything i thought it was very bad. when the soldiers weren't able to get the money,

in gary, blight is everywhere, next to city hall and at the old post office, now an urban arbor. >> this church was built in 1925, abandoned 50 years later and since then, it's been allowed to fall apart. now the city can't even afford to tear it down. >> inside, nature is slowly reclaiming the structure with vines and nesting birds. ♪ gary, gary, indiana ♪ >> when jobs at the u.s. steel plant declined, the population halved, leaving 10,000 abandoned houses, one in three here. >> the gary believes in a museum serving gary's son, michael jack san and an airport can help. >> we not only add value and dollars to the city, but we always values to the adjacent homeowners, and that has a rippling effect. >> the mayor should know. she bought this house in the 1980's when gary first tried selling homes for a dollar. she's bringing the buck a home deal back. >> i would rather take a a color home that may need $10,000 to $15,000 investment, no mortgage, all i'm paying is my taxes and utilities and then in five years, i have the deed to the house, american dream. >> but it's like scooping the sands

and special agent joseph peters, a 24-year-old intelligence officer from springfield, missouri, the father of a 20-month-old son gabriel. an merge legion post in frederick, maryland, the veterans are furious. >> they deserve it. they died. they fought for the their country. their widows and children who get the benefits. >> reporter: ken fisher who heads a private organization for veterans and their families stepped in to pay the benefits after seeing our report yesterday. >> they are grieving. they have suffered enough. why on earth should they have to worry about where their next dollar is coming from? >> reporter: while in belleville i will noise jefferson's restaurant offered to donate 100% of their profits today to the families of the fallen. >> maybe if one person does it, a hundred more will and it will help more people out. >> reporter: tonight president obama told doreen gensler -- >> when i heard about the story i told the department of defense within our administrative powers we should be able to get that fixed. >> reporter: and to be clear, this fix is to let a private charity step in and fulfill a commitment that the government

posted on facebook back in july. the video came to officers' attention after the suicide of rebecca sedwick. last month the 12-year-old jumped to her death at this abandoned cement factory after being cyber bullying for almost a year. two students were charged in the case. one of them is the stepdaughter of vivian vossberg. >> it makes me question where did they learn it from? kids learn from swrun. >> shortly after she was charged vossberg told media that she does not allow it in her house. yet it was on her daughter's facebook page that this video was found. >> that appears to be a normal way of life. >> when confronted with the video she admitted she did go too far and things got out of hand. >> i think what's happening with the advent of technology today is people's home life is becoming their public life. and as you can see, that didn't work out so well for vivian. >> the sheriff's office says the relationship between vossberg and the accused are not clear. there are six or seven in the household. >>> in the mad scramble that even sued when the ship went down, there was music. today the band mast're tess violvi's

post outside the white house. then she went down pennsylvania avenue toward the capitol building where she lightly injured a couple of officer. police eventually shot and killed her while rescuing her one-year-old daughter who was in the back seed. >> they had the car surrounded. we ducked for cover underneath the wall. everything was mass panic. >> dramatic scene in a quiet anserine apartment complex. bomb squads dozens of police and federal agents stormed 114 wood side green where the woman involved in today's deadly incident. >> last night police searched carrie's connecticut condo. she operated a dental related business from her home. she suffered from postpartum depression. the child was taken to carrie's family. >>> contract talks continue in the bart labor dispute. this morning with the strike deadline just six days away. today's negotiations follow the first major agreement in this bitter labor dispute. yesterday the two sides announced they have reached a deal on pensions. but they remain far apart on the other big issues. there is also still a possibility that bart workers could walk off the job when the cooling off period ends next thursday. >>> the public is running out of patience

old dental hygienist miriam carey. the fbi searched a home last night. relatives say she suffered serious post po tum depression after giving birth to daughter last year. investigators say carey tried to back into officers who tried to stop her. the chaos put the capitol on lockdown yesterday. officers told lawmakers to hide their identities. >> we'll take your pin off. i have a -- we wears these pins around. he told me to take the pin off because you could be a target. >> a secret service agent and a capitol police officer were injured. carey was with her 1-year-old daughter who was not harmed and she's now in protective custody. authorities did not find any weapons in carey's car. >>> and we'll bring you updates on the investigation into the capitol hill shooting on air and on-line on our website, abc7news.com where you can see more dramatic images of the shooting from the first people on the scene. >>> the nation is entering day four of a government shutdown and still no end in sight. house republicans are proposing that the 800,000 furloughed government workers get back pay when the shutdown is over. a vote could come as early as today. conservatives are not backing down from trying to include chang

old john joseph wilson, may be responsible to -- four over 20 robberies. a serial armed robber brought down by witnesses. according to investigators, wilson was responsible for robbing a post office three times as well as inks in --lston and belair and group various grocery stores in baltimore county. for each the same mo one of them, whether it was the post office or the grocery store. days came to an end after he hit the post office up for a third time. >> brandished a revolver or a shotgun, then goes through the cash drawers or the safety of chain money. >> the witness was able to get a real good description of him and his vehicle and license plate. >> he left the front of the building. he was sought by that witness who gave us a good description of him and his vehicle. statey police say that -- police say that wilson, who was armed of the time, took a shot at the witness and missed. investigators gathered evidence and arrested him wednesday night at his dundalk on. means a cleaning of the robbery docket that dates back several years. >> it turned out to be a very intense investigation over time. some of the date of the robberies date back to 2010. >> he has been charged with

old at home. >> when an inmate is ready to deliver at valley state she's brought to the nearby madeira community hospital. corrections officers are postedy room. this isn't the only thing that separates these mothers from the others at the hospital. >> when the babies are delivered, the mothers don't get to bring them home. >> a family member must pick up the newborn within 48 hours. otherwise, the baby is placed in foster care. >> this is my son manuel. he weighed a pound and six owns. >> when this mother was sent to valley state on a parole charge she was seven pregnantmonths pregnant can with triplets. >> i had a high-risk pregnancy. this is no place to be. >> amelia's delivery was dangerously premature. she had to be airlifted to a hospital capable of providing adequate care to her new family. soon after delivering the triplets amelia was given traumatizing news. >> i'm grateful because from the triplets two of my children are still living. mason unfortunately passed away. which was really hard because i couldn't be there like i should have been. the hardest thing was to lose my son and being away from my children period. it's teari

post, and they could identify a black car that crashed. that is where everyone was swarming. i saw police officer hugging a small child. >> the small child is two years old and was described as being in good condition. it looked like the child was well cared for. this is still a crime zine -- crime scene. i have heard that authorities are tracing the car and trying to identify the woman. they believe they know what -- they believe they know who she is, but they have not confirmed it. i am told by sources that the interview process, talking to hasle who knew the woman just begun. they do not know why this happened. >> you are right. we do not have identification on who the woman is. we are learning tidbits about her. lived inrs to have stamford, connecticut. tracking down details, more and what has been uncovered. >> i have been speaking on the telephone with whom we believed is her employer. the woman has not yet been identified. she lives in stamford, connecticut. police are now executing a search warrant at her home in connecticut. with tellsr i spoke me the office is distraught, and they are waiting a statement from her and lawyer. the one told me tha

old at home. so -- >> when an inmate is ready to deliver at valley state, she's brought to nearby madera community hospital. correctional officers are posted delivery room. but that isn't the only thing that separates these moms from the others in the hospital. >> when the babies are delivered, the mothers don't get to bring them home. >> a family member must pick up the newborn within 48 hours. otherwise, the baby is placed in foster care. >> this is my son, manuel. he was the first born. he weighed one pound and nine ounces. >> when inmate amelia gutierrez was sent to valley state on a parole violation on an assault charge, she was seven months pregnant with triplets. >> i had a really rough experience being here. high-risk pregnancy. this is no place to be. >> amelia's delivery was dangerously premature. she had to be airlifted to a hospital capable of providing adequate care to her new family. but soon after delivering the triplets, amelia was given traumatizing news. >> i'm very grateful, because -- from the triplets, two of my children are still living. and my son, unfortunately, passed away. which was really hard. because, you know,

old lynne spaulding. she vanished from a room in the hospital about 3 weeks ago. her family had been searching for her since then. >>> berkeley's downtown post office is for sale.hat's apparently a surprise to some city officials. the postal service wrote to the city council last week giving the council a month and a half to comment on the impact of a sale. the council had planned to take that up next week. but now it has found that the building is already on the market for an undisclosed price. >>> former president jimmy carter and his wife rosalynn carter wrapped up their bay area visit by helping build homes in east san jose. the couple volunteer with habitat for humanity. they joined other high-profile volunteers like garth brooks and trisha yearwood renovating and repairing homes and working on community projects. >> it's all about the homeowners and it's all about getting to meet the people side by side that you're building with and just relations aand when you talk about habitat for humanity it's nothing but love. when you hear all those hammers, it's the sound of love. when you see all those different faces, it's the face of love. these guys do it right

officers in and made the officers go and begin to reprint the black soldiers among the former slaves and their old learning their duties. remember i said they were going to be out postsat the garrison troops. there was not an expectation that would be any significant combat clothes and that's another reason why these white officer positions were so attracted. they would get in extreme increase in pay in the surgeons pay would be $17 a month. if you got a new officers position you would get $60 a month. a lot of officers that would be a cushy job and there were some the word genuine abolitionists who care deeply about this duty. that is the situation and early june, the june 7 day that a coal -- the of milliken's bend starts. they were all learning how to use their weapons. some of them didn't even know where their caps were. they had a cap pouch on their belts and some of them didn't even know where to find their caps. this image gives you a very good idea of the nature of the fight. a lot of times you can't always rely on these because it's an artist's rendering but this is actually a fairly accurate portrayal of what occurred at milliken's bend. there's a lot of vi

officer is on leave while the department investigates. >>> is and felony vandalism against three boy scout leaders for toppling a 170-year-old rock formation. they postedyoutube. >>> the winless grambling state football team is forfeiting today against jackson state bus players refused to travel to have the game. they are disgruntled about the firing of their long-time head coach and long trips. >>> police hope this surveillance will help them find the man who was trying to get a woman with's purse away from a boy. the boy gave chase. >>> 19 days in. the obama marketplace is still mired with defects. it has left millions struggling to sign up. the spanish language website will not roll out as expected. gregory meeks, members of foreign affairs committee. and i say welcome to you. so glad to have you. glad everything is settled. >> here we go. robert gibbs said on air, somebody should be fired over these problems with this whole rollout. do you agree with that? if so, who should it be? >> i know the president is very upset about it. it happened to be at a meeting. the president was there. he cares. he really does. we have to get to the bottom of this. w

old john joseph wilson, may be responsible for 24 robberies in harford and baltimore counties, a serial armed robbery finally brought down eyewitnesses. according to investigators, wilson was responsible for robbing a post office in benson, maryland three times as well as various banks and fallston and belair and five robberies of various grocery stores in baltimore county. mo that hehe same had for each one of them, whether it was the post office , hehe grocery stores followed the same pattern that he wanted to do. >> is days of robberies came to an end when he had the same post office up on october 5. gun, openedshed a the safe for the cash drawer to get money. >> a witness got up good -- got a good look at wilson and his car and license plate. >> the witness gave us a great description of him and his vehicle. >> state police say that wilson took a shot at the witness and missed. over the next couple of days investigators were able to take all of the evidence they gathered and locate wilson, who was arrested wednesday night without incident at his dundalk home. and cleaning of the robbery docket that dates back several years. turned out to be a very intense investigation over sometime. some dates go back to

old pleaded not guilty to gang assault, assault and criminal mischief. he actually posted the $200,000 bond he is now released. that brings the total number arrested to seven, including an undercover police officerf shattering the rear window of the suv which was totally destroyed and terrorizing the family. >>> now awarding the nsa leaker. edward snowden, the man responsible for top secret intelligence is actually being honored by four americans who used to work for the u.s. government. they met snowden in moscow where he has been hiding since august to give him the sam adams award for integrity in intelligence. now this came as his father arrived in moscow to see his son for the first time siblgs this happened, saying his son is trying to look for a job. outfront, former operative valerie plame. you will recall her cover was blown in 2003 by a member of the bush administration and she is author of a flew book called "blowback." i'll cut straight to it. a lot of people are cheering for him and some are just appalled. does he have, deserve an award for integrity in intelligence? >> one thing as we know for certain, we would not even be having this conversation about the appropriate balance of se

officers. >>> it's official. janet yellen is well on her way to become the next head of the federal reserve. today president obama nominated the 67-year-old vice chair for the posttaught at cal and was head of the san francisco federal reserve. she would replace ben bernanke, whose term is up in january. mr. obama called yellen, quote, one of the nation's foremost economists who understands the struggles facing americans out of work. >> the toll is simply terrible on the mental and physical health of workers on their marriages, on their children. so janet understands this and america's workers and their families will have a champion in janet yellen. >> the federal reserve can help if it does its job effectively. we can help ensure that everyone has the opportunity to work hard and build a better life. >> if aevidence pro, yellen would be the -- if approved, yellen would be the first woman to head a major central bank in the world. yellen's nomination helped stabilize stocks today. the dow and s&p ended modestly higher, the nasdaq was down again. >>> women's group are calling the nomination a victory, another glass ceiling shattered. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran

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posted on facebook back in july. the video came to officers' attention after the suicide of rebecca sedwick. last month the 12-year-oldor almost a year. two students were charged in the case. one of them is the stepdaughter of vivian vossberg. >> it makes me question where did they learn it from? kids learn from swrun. >> shortly after she was charged vossberg told media that she does not allow it in her house. yet it was on her daughter's facebook page that this video was found. >> that appears to be a normal way of life. >> when confronted with the video she admitted she did go too far and things got out of hand. >> i think what's happening with the advent of technology today is people's home life is becoming their public life. and as you can see, that didn't work out so well for vivian. >> the sheriff's office says the relationship between vossberg and the accused are not clear. there are six or seven in the household. >>> in the mad scramble that even sued when the ship went down, there was music. today the band mast're tess violinvie's violin goes up for auction. the violenteolin is exhibited to fetch $300,000. >

post partum depression after giving birth to her daughter. the one-year-old was in the car with her after this went down. after she couldn't get through the white house gates, she led the officers on chase to capitol hill, crashed the car, and officers shot her dead. catherine, what are you learning? what more are you learning about the suspect? >> thank you, trace. a short time ago we spoke with the republican chairman of the house homeland security committee, mike mccall, who is getting regular updates on the investigation, and he confirmed that a search of miriamaire's con know connecticut led to a bizarre fining this morning. unknown if there is a real threat at this time. >> they did encounter an envelope with some white powder, so they brought in a bomb squad to look at this. we don't think it's anything like anthrax but we have to be cautious and careful since the white house was one of the potential threats yesterday. >> several dozen agents from fbi to secret service were on the scene at that condo, removing bags of evidence, and at least one computer as part of what is described to fox news as a, quote, deep dive into carey's background. >> the briefings i have had, s

posted on facebook back in july. the video came to officers' attention after the suicide of rebecca sedwick. last month the 12-year-oldng cyber bullying for almost a year. two students were charged in the case. one of them is the stepdaughter of vivian vossberg. >> it makes me question where did they learn it from? kids learn from swrun. >> shortly after she was charged vossberg told media that she does not allow it in her house. yet it was on her daughter's facebook page that this video was found. >> that appears to be a normal way of life. >> when confronted with the video she admitted she did go too far and things got out of hand. >> i think what's happening with the advent of technology today is people's home life is becoming their public life. and as you can see, that didn't work out so well for vivian. >> the sheriff's office says the relationship between vossberg and the accused are not clear. there are six or seven in the household. >>> in the mad scramble that even sued when the ship went down, there was music. today the band mast're tess violinvie's violin goes up for auction. the violenteolin is exhib >>> g

old stated that her daughter had post part numb and depression. the mother stated that the daughter had no history of violence. she set off a high-speed chase yesterday putting the capital on lockdown. officersn brooklyn, n.y., last might try to gather information. neighbors of the woman said that they are shot. >> the cops stated that my men due to the shutdown. >> a taller in the car with carra carey was not injured in the incident. the officer heard in the pursuit is expected to be okay. >> and president obama has canceled a trip to asia due to the government shut down. the president was scheduled to attend to asian nations summit as part of his trip to indonesia annexed brunei. according to a white house statement, president obama called the leaders of both nations to express his regrets. press republicans can continue to allow a vote on a spending measure that does not include changes to the health care reform act. >> the government shut down claims another victim. the monthly jobs report. the department of labor confirms that the employment data scheduled to be released today will not be released. officials said there to short-handed to get the information now. the last time a jobs rep

office between noon and 5 p.m. a post on the justice for andy lopez facebook page states one group of marchers will gather at noon at old courthouse square and another group at santa junior college further north. the groups will join around 2 p.m. and march to the sheriff's office at 2796 ventura ave. for a protest around 3 p.m. >> patient care and service workers at the ten university of california campuses across the state began voting today on whether to authorize a strike based on their union's allegation that the university engaged in unfair labor practices. todd stenhouse, a spokesman for american federation of state, county and municipal employees local 3299, which represents 22,000 employees, said the voting will continue through the end of the day on wednesday and the results probably won't be announced until early next week. stenhouse said if workers vote to authorize a strike, they could go on strike at some point in the near future after giving notice but the union still hopes to engage in further bargaining with the university. he said the union has filed a complaint with the state public employment relatio

post bragging about their alleged role in a cyber bullying suicide. we have of the details. >> the sheriff's office in florida has charged a 12 and 14-year-old with felony aggravated stalking. the girls allegedly terrorized a girl who took her own life last month. >> there are statements such as you should drink bleach and die. nobody likes you. >> the identities of the two young suspects are concealed here because of their age. the sheriff said the girls charged at juveniles used words as weapons, torturing her until she threw herself offer the top of an abandoned cement factory tower. >> was this a contributing fact or to her jumping on that fateful day? we believe that it certainly contributed. >> the last straw came when police discovered one of the suspects was still writing hurtful posts about the girl after her death. >> yes, i bullied rebecca, and she killed herself, but i don't give a -- and you can add the last word herself. >> her mother said her daughter was for mentalled by 15 girls who picked on her for months in person and on line. >> it was really rough. today, it's really bitter sweet for me. there's some relief, there's some regret. th