also when the clock strikes midnight tonight the united states post office will default on billions of dollars it goes to the treasury department by republicans to thank for this is stuart default are we witnessing the death of this is stuart institution and later first he took on big sugar now he's taking on big baby formula should new york city mayor michael bloomberg and the rest of the government be trying to regulate the breast feeding habits of women i think so a debate coming up later in the show. and we begin tonight with the state of texas which is poised to send one of the most radical tea party politicians in america to the united states senate on tuesday the guy on the left here ted cruz the former solicitor general of texas defeated the guy on the right stablish republican candidate lieutenant governor david do hearst for the republican party's nominee nomination for the u.s. senate and given how red of a state texas is cruz is virtually guaranteed to go on and win the general election in no. bever cruz was once a long shot in the race but the his victory was eased carried

office recording massive deficits her job and the can in post office could be going away the post office's plan could reduce hours and possibly close 13,000 or a post offices including canyon >>> i received a letter saying that the job until 2014 september that is the way the post office is going >>> i understand the financial realities but this isn't like your typical post office this is the community center >>> the people say their post offices more than a place to pick up mail it is a meeting place where emergency responders organized there is a pay phone to save their post office canyon residents of started a publicity and letter- writing campaign. >>> if we lost her it would be like the center of the town became a ghost town >>> and representatives from the u.s. postal service will meet with residents next month and learned the proposed options for the can get post office reporting in canyon lisa washington cbs 5 >>> you want them to save their post office. >>> dave stoelk one of our eye on the bay guys produced a special on canyon a bit you can find at cbs s f dot com it is cool and

the brand of paperless post means something now. when you get an invitation from paperless post, there's a certain, you know, like it feels good. there's a sexiness to it. and it has that higher end positioning. you know, you can come in and rip them off exactly, but it is very difficult to replicate that magic. and i think knowing them, they are going to continue to innovate on that product as much as possible and continue to occupy that brand positioning in the marketplace. nobody is going to come and say i have a bag that looks just like this and the person is going to say, okay, great, that's my bag. and i think they have successfully built a brand. >> thank you so much, guys. >> thank you. >>> if your website is sub par, you're going to lose people's interest right away. here now are five that in cessties to make your company a great online resource courtesy of "entrepreneur" magazine. number one, a clear description of your business. a visitor to your website shouldn't have to search around to figure out what you do. so sum up

saw that you posted that fits that description. well one of the one of the callers was up your right to start my act but you gotta understand he was talking to his brother and sister in a gang called mr illuminati it was a game ever play and somehow the government got down low and that and again as authorized to go to rather for a dot org i write articles on surveillance the private corporations are giving over authorized the permission to the police so anything you do on facebook is got to go to the police we know that but they conduct surveillance and that's what happened but he targeted no one he's a decorated marine we've been to iraq afghanistan and he's a combat engineer so he owns two businesses in richmond virginia he's a upstanding man is community a decorated marine he owns the weapons so it is hard to know what he eats uncertain about the government he's a ron paul libertarian did he have any violent history none he's never seen a psychotic or he's never been on drugs the only time he's ever seen a psychotic this is when

this is from the washington post -- that was from the post. and this from the financial times -- thanks for your calls and comments this morning on the question, if you were to ask a question of candidates, what would it be? we will be covering the debates in the fall. c-span will have live coverage of the conventions getting under way in two weeks in tampa, florida, republicans' gathering for four days. and the democratic convention the week of labor day in charlotte, north carolina. in several minutes we will turn our attention to early voting. michael mcdonald will join us. an associate professor at the george mason university. later, richard geddes will join us from cornell university on what is next for the u.s. postal service as they continued to hemorrhage money. what it means for the mail delivery system in the u.s. in the next couple years and beyond? you are watching washington journal. it's tuesday, august 14. back in a moment. >> ♪ ♪ >> now the soviet bear may be gone but they are still loose in the woods. we saw that when sadaam h

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public buildings are to the school and a nine year-old post office. >>> the post office is so poor inour history and the focal point of town. >>> so the 90th anniversary of the post office with the rally in a community gathering on saturday. the postmaster here for 14 years. greta is usually not a line in usually parking you get an actual person when they call here in the phone. >>> with the u.s. postal service reporting massive deficit including more than 5 billion in just the last quarter her job and the canada post office could be going away. it's post plant could produce hours and possibly close nearly 13,000 post offices including canyon. >>> i received a letter saying that the job took to the support teens september and that's the way the post office is going with the post plan. >>> i understand the financial realities of budget but this isn't your typical post office this is the community center of canyon. greta they say their post office is much more than a place to pick up mail it's a meeting place for emergency responders organize and even a pay phone to save their post offi

if we put darrell issa in charge of the his post office and had that as his charge to help the post ofvive, he would find a way to do it. but he is on the other side. he is advocating the cost to private business. it is not his decision to make alone. we have to understand the principle of universal service goes beyond corporate profit. it goes to the essence of what democracy is about. why did the founders but the post office in the constitution? i mean, really? they were delivering mail by horseback and. there was the thought of being able to move the commerce of the country but not only that, to communicate.e can the post office update itself? of course. but that is not the argument underpinning misprint it is, whether it is one to survive or thrown into a trash bin to be picked up by corporate interest who get it for essentially pennies on the dollar and recapitalize it to make hundreds of billions or trillions of dollars in the long run. we cannot let that happen. >> chuck zlatkin, i want to ask you, the post office is the second-largest employer in the u.s. after walmart. can you

we begin this hour with a former marine who was detained at a psychiatric ward for his facebook post today a judge ordered the release of twenty six year old brandon routh you see there he was sent away for posting anti government messages on his facebook page the police and f.b.i. raided his home in virginia mid august and interrogated him about his online activity he was later transported to a psych ward against his will but a judge today said there is no basis to hold him at the psych ward so why was he ever detained in the first place earlier i was joined by john white had an attorney for the former marine and got his reaction to the judge's order take a listen well we were. actually a bit surprised that the system is very difficult to navigate civil commitments were i would have been here last week last thursday. at least right was driving in front of his house he was out on the front porch and we had a shorts on and started talking to what. guys i said you post was the controversial things on your facebook page while he was trying to explain yourself they surrounded aim and the

offices and post roads. we have the boston post road and result of that clause. i do not think anyone would begrudge congress that power. of course, that clause does not mean that it has to be provided through a government-owned monopoly, which is another issue we have not really discussed, steve. the postal service continues to have a monopoly over the delivery of anything described as a letter within certain size and weight limitations that are better defined in the 2006 act. the clause regarding the postal powers does not restrict. i do not think anyone believes it restricts us to a particular organizational firm to deliver those services, nor should it. congress should be able to adapt the organizational form, just like it did in 1970 when it created the postal service. it should be able to adapt the modern organizational form to the realities of the communications marketplace. one thing i will note, in the with the postal service has lost $5.20 billion in its current quarter, more it lost in the same qu

what happens to the post office? >> well, in this case, nothing because these are moneys that won't be drawn upon for several years. the real threat to the post office is what you touched upon, the operating losses. they are expecting to run out of money. the money they use to pay salaries. the money they use to pay for gasoline to keep the fleet of postal vehicles running. they run out of money in october. there is no plan in place, at least from congress, to help continue funding them. they don't receive taxpayer dollars now. they are drawing up a contingency plan at the post office but nobody has a sure fire way to keep things running without some kind of funding. >> shepard: adam shapiro new york city. thanks. the president says a new report shows governor romney's tax cut plan would actually cost middle class families thousands of dollars. of course, governor romney's aides claim there is a problem with that report. and now that the governor is back in the united states, staffers say he is getting ready to go ba

previously been a cantalever deck above the sidewalk and they put posts underneath the steel posts. >> and you can extend a deck over a public right-of-way like a sidewalk but you have a minimum height you have to accomplish for that. the sidewalk can be used for pedestrians. that would be a violation of disabled access because a blind person would run into that post. >> what is the minimum height over a sidewalk? anybody recall? is it 10? 10 feet. here's a close-up of that metal deck. >> [laughter] >> so even metal needs lots of maintenance. guards and guardrail. now, all of these decks are required to have guards or guardrail. and the spacing as i mentioned before is a four-inch maximum sphere. cannot pass through. and here we are looking at some cables which are tense. they're four-inches apart. so they can be easily removed. this does not meet the standards that a four-inch sphere can easily pass through. >> some kids are going to want to see if they can stick their head in there by prying the cables apart and then getting their heads stuck. >> so if you are to make a cable guar

should i have posted it? why did i videotape it? you know, as a parent i understand because it is, you know, a child. and if we thought there was anything that was harming david or putting him in harm's way, we wouldn't do it. >> but despite some criticism, there have been some positive results. david senior has started a "david after dentist" t-shirt line, using those now famous quotes from his son. >> we have a graphic picture of david with that picture and that quote. >> and what does the star of the video think of all this? >> i take pictures with everybody that recognizes me. >> his favorite part of the video? not surprising to me, the part where he screams. [ screaming ] >> of course, david junior doesn't remember much about his dentist visit. >> i remember my dad and this other lady carrying me out. i could barely see. my eyes were barely open. i was like dizzy. >> whether david loves the video or wishes he would go away, it's one he won't live down. >> is this going to be forever? >> on youtube, you bet it will. >> i think t

you got to build a guard post. i am amazed at the amount of money we spend a broad and how little we spend here. it has become an issue politically in this country more and more as we have to cut back. but this is money that is poured into the pentagon to do things that you could not do in any domestic program, because people look harder at it. the defense budget is so big. my favorite is, we spent $1.5 million per year on military bands. we just build a $4 million facility for the army materiel command band that had to move from belvoir down to huntsville, alabama. belvoir? guest: they built a facility for the band, which is about 40 people. it has separate rooms for everybody. if you spent $4 million on an elementary school that is too much. host: this is a call from july 2. iraq government seemed to like us? why won't the prime minister give a better treatment to the government officials whose military freed the country from saddam hussein and his employees are trying to make this country better? why are we givi

>> that wasn't the only video from the day care that she posted. there's another video of the same boy running through the day care naked from the waist down. when kark discovered these videos, they actually went with a camera crew inside the day school, showed the video not only to lee miller but to the day care owner and watch what happens. >> that is a serious offense. she should not have ever done anything like that at a day care anywhere, especially not this one. you're fired. >> miller then pushes one of the camera guys. so kark ends up calling the police to file a report. while the police are there, she files her own report because of the videos that were shot in her day care. we did contact the county prosecutor. he was unable to comment because this is an ongoing investigation. we reached out to carrie hillis, the owner of the day care. she said she was appalled and shocked. she said the parents of the little boy who were in the videos were incredibly upset. they do plan to press charges against miller as well. we did reach out to lee mill

a few hours later, the candid proposal was reddit's top post.ocial media site mashable even featured it on their home page. i checked the post, and then, there was a link saying that the guy found it.on his twitter page, joel bush wrote, what, the what?! thank you, internet! congratulations pouued in, connecting the couple with their surprise photographer. as for a copy of the real photo, lu isn't asking for much. coffee would be nice. you got to get something out of it, right?coffee and maybe a slice of cheesecake tomorrow or something like that.a coffee and some cheesecake, not a bad price to pay for a captured love story that's only begun. -the couple and photgrapher met up a coupleedays ago and the photographer took engagement photos of them. one woman's idea of romance lands in her jail. jail.((she did something stupid trying to impress me that's all it was.)) was.))you can't top this one.. the outrageous excuse his girlfriend gave police after leading them on a high speed ch. chase. you're watching fox 45 good day [ male announcer ] the em

john: did you go to the post office website? we do.ce then franklin was appointed the first postmaster the post office has grown and changed with america. patriotic. it has grown so much it loses billions of tax dollars. change for america? not so much. it is a government monopoly they don't change your innovate like president -- the president. that is in the constitution but it says they shall have the power to establish and does not say government must deliver the mail. so why are we still losing money with the mail business? make the country have been on the board six years? we're losing billions of dollars. >> note taxpayer dollars have been lost. note taxed funds go. >> where do you get the money? >> services. we do have lost and the taxpayer could be at risk. so it is correct. innovation is the hallmark. we have reduced the work force by 250,000. it is a business. john: then you would fire workers of their is not enough for. >> granted we are like the government to be compassionate with attrition with limited flexibility. the boa

joining us is tracy grant of "the washington post." nice to see you.irst, the kids invited to the white house to prepare a state dinner. >> this is so exciting. the white house and "epicurious" magazine came up with a way to test kid-friendly recipes. we interview the three local winners who came up with recipes for fish chowder, sizzling tofu, home made tortilla wraps. just really wonderful, healthy foods, and they will be having a state dinner with mrs. obama on monday. and we have the recipes in sunday's kids post, so kids, you don't have to go back to school with pb & j. you can try something more exotic and healthy. >> kids explore mars at a local face facility. >> that's right. the goddard space center is a wonderful facility. once a month they have a hands-on science program for parents and middle schoolers. the next one is next tuesday. you can register. we have all the details in tuesday's kids post and the theme will be mars because mars is all that kids care about these days. >> last we're talking back to school books already. >> back-to-sch

that were on his facebook page and the line that i posted on my facebook wall was sharp enough my son michael and i'm here several heads and what i actually meant was that was you know what we call a metaphor because excuse me metaphor exactly. now in addition to that i do want to bring attention to some of these other controversial posts i want to bring them up there. one of them their dear men and women in positions in power within our government corrupt bureaucrats corrupt judges and police nazis in the marine corps iraq obama and your communist cabinets we have another one their friends if you are unaware of the great amount of evil perpetrated by the american government i suggest you take you take your head out of the sand the day of reckoning is almost at hand and one more there the revolution is upon us i'm starting the revolution i am done waiting now john some of the as they are they do raise eyebrows to say the least. when you say those those kinds of comments would get some kind of a reaction meaning that you raised. here's the key the first amendment is written as james ba

an update now to the marine that was sent to a psych ward for his facebook post as reported last week twenty six year old brandon routh was sent to a psychiatric ward for a controversial post to his facebook page. like my right. you're looking at video of local authorities and the f.b.i. arrested outside of a virginia home on august. the fear appears to be confused absolutely authorities what crime has committed the f.b.i. found his post to be anti-american and quote terrorists and nature but last week a judge found that there was no legal basis to hold a rally in the ward against his will so what does this mean for freedom of speech in the us for the latest on this case i was joined by john whitehead the marine's attorney. well. the ruling we go makes a great victory for first and then we did talk to brenda he was here all day yesterday and we discussed. a legal case of rights actually gets the authorities here the government so he's thinking about that i think that's a real possibility i think we need to hold these people accountable as this is someone posting things those facebook

this is from "the huffington post" -- and there's this washington post story -- if you go to convention coverage, remember that the republican national convention starts very soon, you'll probably seen a story related to hurricane concerns. this is from several stories and this one is from cbs news -- the august 13, 2004 storm was small get powerful. a couple other stories related to the convention when it comes to delegates. ron paul's delegates, there's a story in the new york times this morning -- also, when it comes to delegates, newt gingrich -- one more convention-related story. this is about cost. in usa today -- you can see it at "usa today." don't forget, countdown to the conventions is our chance to give you gavel-to-gavel coverage of both conventions, starting with the republicans and the democrats. go to c-span.org for more informational our coverage. you can also listen to c-span radio. we want to get your view of the political parties, independents. long island, new york, douglas. caller: thanks for taking my call. it's my first time. as an independent, i would like to tel

the candid proposal became the site's top post.you just have to predict these things and approach it correctly, or else you just miss the shot. i went back to my friend to show her, and look at my results, and then, they were gone." gone."joel bush... the man who proposed... later came across the photo online.he posted on twiiter, "what, the what?! thank you, internet!"the couple later connected with their surprise photographer... who gave them a copy of the real photo. mitt romney under fire... because of his elusive tax retu. returns.the word's out that he hasn't paid any taxes in 10 years. how romney's tax issue is turning into a political firest. firestorm. when it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast, i need all the help i can get. i tell them, "come straight to the table." i say, "it's breakfast time, not playtime." "there's fruit, milk and i'm putting a little nutella on your whole-wheat toast." funny, that last part gets through. [ male announcer ] serving nutella is quick and easy. its great taste comes from a uniqu

joining us once again is tracy grant of washington post kids post. great to be with you.ws about the return of captain underpants. we are excited about this one. >> kids all over the country are excited. captain underpants is back with his first book in six years. it's "captain underpants and the terrifying return of tippy tinkle trousers." we always love the names. the book is out tuesday. we have in kids post an interview with dav pilkey, the author of the captain underpants series, and he is going to be in town at the barnes and noble in tyson's corner on tuesday and barston's child's play on tuesday. you can read all about it in tuesday's kids post. >> one of our favorites, child's play, and my oldest son can't wait. so tuesday. >>> now how kids can get involved in keeping the chesapeake bay beautiful. >> kids go to the beach all summer long. they drive across the bay bridge. in sunday's kids post, we encourage them to look at what they're crossing as they cross the bay bridge. and we have this wonderful graphic illustration, talks about what kids can do to help save

posts a net loss in the fiscal fourth quarter.t has a $3 billion writedown of its publishing business. the media giant earned 32 cents a share in line with estimates. revenues fell 7% as a strong performance by cable networks was offset by broadcast, publishing and film. news corp. plans to spin its companies into two corporations. it will be in the high single to low double digits this year. >>> the commodity futures trading commission is set to unveil a proposal to create an insurance fund to protect people's monies. customers were left with a $1.8 billion short fall. the plan would give up to $250,000 protection for money. it would be funded by annual assessments on futures brokers. deposit insurance of a kind for these kinds of investments, ross. >>> meanwhile, chevron says its refinery north in california is producing fuel at a reduced rate after a major fire closed its plant on monday. another fire broke out wednesday afternoon but was quickly put out. no timetable has yet been set for bringing the crude unit back on line al

according to the washington post. the post reports air traffic controllers cleared two out bound flights headed into the direction of an inbound flight. they were seconds away from the crash when he noticed the crash. he is working with the faa with the mistake. >>> a brutal beating of a woman back in january, she died on tuesday from injuries she suffered from that attack. on january 28th, a man found her unconscious on san pablo avenue. she was sexually assaulted and brutally beaten and police have no leads in that case. >>> time now 4:44 campbell billion want to know who stole. the statue was bolted down outside the church for more than 15 years : the church would not expect somebody to come steel their property especially right from the police department. police say it happened after amuse sick concert so the thefts may be tied to a drunk end person. >>> and it happened yesterday afternoon. witnesses saw flames shooting several feet into the air before it arrived. it led to the explosion and webster street was shu

your ticketd to get the post office before to your car. customers were aggravated by the of parking. let's see what is happening with e moving. ar >> we are seeing delays on the cameras at 395 and washington boulevard. an accident is blocking the left lane. for the southbound delays on 95 parkway andcounty william parkway as you work your way to work quantico. the beltway loop of the dulles toll road to the spur. delays as he worked as old georgetown road heading toward hampshire ave. , if you look to right, that is the local gettingwling toward montgomery village avenue. additional delays past her early toward 195 highet's down. -- hyattstown. >> things are still really different after last year's east coast earthquake. withthey are dealing fiscal year. year.s school the toughest jobs in the world. parenting is special needs child. you a place local calling a life saver. the post office is nearing a deal that could add millions of to the bottom line. newspapers [ male announcer ] you paid in to medicare for years. every paycheck. now, whe

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that agency will now cut hours at more than 13,000 rural post offices across the country. post officeless still deliver mail and employees will get paid but more changes could be on the way. another deadline for default comes sometime next month. he's accused of killing six people and injuring gabrielle gifford. why he may never be brought to trial. >> welcome center quiet right now but some changes are on the way in the extended [ crows cawing ] [ male announcer ] strange things happen in the black forest. [ metallic bell toll ] [ car speeding down the road lightning strikes ] where things aren't always what they seem. [ wolves howling ] because thrills hide in the shadows just waiting at every turn. [ coaster whoosh ] brave the black forest on verbolten. the all-new multi-launch coaster. only at busch gardens. >> take a look at some of the stories making headlines this week. jared lee love anywhere could enter a guilty plea on tuesday. reporting that he is ready to say that he is responsible for killing six and injuring many others including former congresswoman gabriell

kingdom pets post data on their site. treats come from the same suppliers and they have never tested positive for known contaminants. treatmakers repeat their products are safe if fed as directed. in callie's case the maximum number is between four and five pieces. rachel says callie eight just two treats. >> we did not give them the entire bag of treats. if you ate a box of ding-dongs, you're not going to die. >> the vet found that she died after her sum twisted and ruptured, but it remains undetermined what caused that to happen. the report does not show a clear link between the treats treats and callie's deaths. but rachel says she wants other pet owner toes be warned and she wants retailers to post the fda warning near the product. >> by not giving me a simple advisory that says this could cause illness or death, i would not have purchased that and my dog would still be here today. >> the fda continues testing treat samples and says it will send a task for to send them. we have a link on our website, nbcbayarea.com. i

the president liz thompson and founder, nancy brinker, stepping down from their post. it's being seen by many as just more fallout from komen's decision earlier this year to briefly suspend funding for planned parenthood. >>> and the next hour of "early start," we'll talk about the politics behind the komen shake-up with laura bassett. the political reporter from "huffington post." >>> the mindset of the man behind the aurora, colorado theater killings. james holmes is expected back in court this morning. public defense lawyers wand investigators to hand over the packet of documents that he sent to his psychiatrist. the package was seized by authorities under a search warrant last week. the defense says it's privileged doctor/patient communication. holmes is charged with killing 12 people and injuring 58 others

that's why my article in the huffington post. pete seeger, has a long 93-year. >> bill: pete seeger he did good work on the hudson river. he floated up and down. he sang his sock. played his banjo, i have got to problem with pete seeger. i do have a problem with guys like you, doc, going on the huffington post and perpetuating propaganda. now, i asked you twice. i'm not going to ask you again. i don't want to belabor it. you can't give me an example of right wing buffoonery that is on this program. you can't. yet, you put it in writing. you give it to the huffington post which will print anything. and they put it on there. and then people read it and they go oh, that's right. that o'reilly is a right wing buffoon. your students think it. part of the propaganda mill that on both sides. both sides use the propaganda mill. you are guilty of that for a distinguished professor because you have that label out there. you are distinguished. i think that might be beneath you to say that without being able to back it up. >> i think that ja

when word got out his owner came out with this posting. now he wants her back. >> absolutely not. >> the sheriff's department and animal welfare is looking at who should get messy for keeps. >> the dog's owner did say he contacted authorities but was told it would be too risky to attempt a rescue. the custody battle continues. >> thank you. what do you think about this? should the owner be able to get her back? a to the facebook page and join the conversation and weigh in. that is it for abc 7 news at 5:00. >> the security guard credited with stopping a terror attack talks about the moment he knew he had to take action. a new ad goes out about the death of a some of the latent. bryce harper with advice for young baseball players. >> live and in hd, this is abc 7 news at 6:00 on your

>> caller: we're talking about the huffington post.ave not found stories that the huffington post has done that have been in-depth. >> host: ms. terkel. >> guest: sure. i'm sorry you feel that way, and the specific issues you're talking about, check out pieces by zach and ryan who have done investigative reporting on the issues. i know we have a lot of content on the site, and when you're on the page, it's easy to be distracted by the kitten singing the cute song on the way to finding other things, and we have a lot of content on the site. dig deep into the site and find them. we put a loft the quality content right on the front page. we splash a big headline that is the news story driving the day, and there's a big headline with related pieces, and we try to highlight the up vest gaitive works. sorry you have not found it, but don't give up on the site. >> host: is there a kale -- cable channel in the future, but what about the live venture? >> guest: not that i know. i think right now, we're expermitting with streaming television onl

we will continue this conversation about the post office. how do we safe the post office?de. >> this is the bill press show. not true! >>oh really? >>tax cuts don't create jobs. the golden years as the conservatives call them, we had the highest tax rates, and the highest amount of growth, and the highest amount of jobs. those are facts. >>"if you ever raise taxes on the rich, you're going to destroy our economy." not true! you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedaboud it. this is new york. hey little guy, wake up! aw, come off it mate! geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. septic disasters are disgusting and costly, but avoidable. the rid-x septic subscriber program helps prevent backups by sending you monthly doses right to your door so you will never forget to maintain your system. sign up at rid-x.com. start you morning with a daily dose of politics from a fresh perspe

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the huskton post has been weighing -- huffington post has been weighing in on this. the recent one came in around 3 hours ago. we have 32 new tweets on it. also conservative blogger weighed in on what's happened in perry hall and check that out under the hash tag of perry hall and this is the power of social media. we are seeing this. much of the information about the school shooting was coming out through places like facebook and twitter. also, one person this morning that guidance counselor beinghailed a hero. >> he is charley. that school employee who stepped in and stopped the shotter. linda mentioned this earlier. he's identified by students and friends as jesse wasmer a guidance counselor. students say he stepped in to break up fights at the school before. this is not the first time he has stepped in to end a violent situation. and now a facebook page has been set up thanking him and right now it has more than 13,000 likes. >> when yo hear of a tramming -- you hear of a trank i did like -- tragedy like this and a hero doing something like this it balances every

>> i have always been supportive of putting all of the post geary into six and moving the boundary from market to mission. but at this point it's getting into beyond minor tweak. that i hoped we would be addressing today. i'm satisfied where where we are with putting the bristol hotel back in the d-6 today. i would probably even be supportive of the maria manor block, but not in favor of reopening the discussion of market to mission and all of the post end geary. >> thank you. mr. leigh? >> it's sort of along the same lines that member schreiber just discussed. i agree with that. i also would be open to moving this block. it is a much smaller population move than any of the blocks that we have yet to move or that we didn't quite get to between post and geary. i think the block that was next between leavenworth and jones is 940 people and i agree with what member schreiber said, that's too much population at this point for us to consider moving and if that would require moving the boundary on the other side from market to mission, i would be reluctant to do that as well. the motivation b

used to work at the post office. now i'm retired and i spend most of my time reading the newspaper and playing chess. ah, chess. in my younger years i was champion of my entire school ! well, let's see how much you remember. no problem. i will clean this up right away. - who is that guy ? - that's jamal. he works for me part-time as a handyman. doesn't look very handy from where i'm sitting. he is actually an engineer, - but he was laid off from his job. - your move. mr. brashov, will you take a look at this, please ? uh, yes. excuse me, please. all right, but it's your move. jamal. - could you make a move for me, please ? - all right, mr. brashov. - are you sure you want to do that ? - that will be fine. - it's all yours. - thank you. - tough break, losing your job. - yes. but i am lucky i have mr. brashov to help me out. so how does an unemployed engineer end up working at a restaurant ? when mr. brashov was new in this country, my great-uncle was his landlord. he helped mr. brashov a lot. very nice. now i am new i