i said, but richie, how do you that?id, i have help. >> reporter: help in the form of a hand pump. >> this here pump is like a 1948 pump. >> reporter: he connected a copper pipe and drove it into his underground tank. in four days, dodd's crew has cranked out 30,000 gallons. >> you have to do for the people. people get to get their generators going. >> reporter: generators are the only source of light and heat around here. so a can is the hottest accessory in town. scott caldwell showed up with five of them. >> three little ones at home; so anything i can do to keep the house warm, keep them fed, you know, i'm willing to do. >> $63. >> reporter: tracy did not care how much it cost. >> i just said, richie, how much? i'll write a check. >> reporter: the dodds did not gouge their neighbors. >> that would never be richie dodd. that would never be richie dodd. those prices would never change. what it is, it is. >> reporter: on this corner, the passion is measured by the -- compassion is measured by the gallon. >> as long as t

i said but richie, how do you do that? he said i have help. >> reporter: help in the form of a hand pump. >> this here is like a 1948 pump. >> reporter: he connected a copper pipe and drove it into his underground tank. in four days, dodd's crew has cranked out 30,000 gallons. >> people got to get their generators going. >> reporter: generators are the only source of light and heat around here, so a can is the hottest accessory in town. scott caldwell showed up with five of them. >> i got three little ones at home, so anything i can do to keep the house warm and keep them fed, i'm willing to do that. >> reporter: tracy did not care how much it cost. >> i just said richie, how much, and i'll write you a check. >> reporter: but the dodds did not gouge their neighbors. >> that would never be richie dodd. those prices would never change. what it is, it is. >> reporter: on this corner, compassion is measured by the gallon. >> lots of people need the gas. we'll pump it for them. >> reporter: ben tracy, cbs news, new jersey. >>>

>> reporter: but bob richy is proudest of being a dad.r when he and his former girlfriend had a son robert richy jr. kid rock fought for and got sole custody. a lot of guys would have one away from that responsibility of being a single dad. why didn't you? >> that didn't seem like an option. >> reporter: no? who would do that. reporter: you just knew from the moment that he was born that, "i'm going to take him and i'm going to take care of him." >> it might have something to do with my upbringing. thanks, mom. it just seem like the right thing to do. >> reporter: the younger richy, now a college student, didn't adapt well to school in california during his dad's brief marriage to pamela anderson. >> i picked him up the first day. he got in the car and was choked up. i said what's wrong, buddy? all these kids do here is ride skateboards and do drugs. i was like like, hey, stay off them skateboards. >> reporter: just a joke. maybe. but behind the juvenile humor, kid rock is a man who knows just how lucky he is. ♪ sometimes i hear that song

he means a lot to me, you know. >> still appealing his sentence, richie's execution date could be yearsmes at all. eric wrinkles, however, is nearly out of options. >> i could well be executed within the next four to six months. maybe sooner. maybe later. >> wrinkles was convicted of shooting and killing his estranged wife, her brother and sister-in-law. we first met him on the original "lockup" episode at indiana state in 2006. >> we had a combination of drugs and a divorce, child custody and visitation. and i was into methamphetamine pretty heavy at the time. and one thing led to another. and here i sit. >> at the time we met him, wrinkles' appeals were nearly exhausted. >> i don't deal in hope. when you're on death row, you don't deal in hope. if you dwell on it, you end up either hanging yourself or going crazy. so i don't do that. i keep a normal routine. i exercise. i read. i write. i watch a little bit of tv. i do some other things. that's what the day is in here. the same, you know, pretty well day after day, boredom and monotony. but, you know, some kind of a schedule is what k

way back to fiscal sanity all right so there's his take and then bloomberg economist richie enron had a really interesting anecdote about what he hears from small business owners all over the country because he speaks to chambers of commerce and rotary clubs all over take a listen to what they tell him. out of a five hundred audience it's fifty people coming up and saying hey you're spot on because i have a negative first check of the economy but they're coming back saying hey you're spot on so i'm saying hey do you you hire you when you're investing expanding your businesses and they'll say no on and the fourth generation owner of one hundred year old or business or third generation owner of a seventy five year old family business and i'm closing doors after christmas because. so small businesses shattering their doors everywhere is what he's hearing now so you can catch that whole panel if you'd like it molds in economics go check it out there meanwhile the fiscal cliff was in my panel it is everywhere today ben bernanke is comments urging congress to take swift action on it made he

richie whether they concur with the operation to bring forward a stakeholders in this project's report, which has been broadly reviewed in the community, and apply under the tutelage of the puc the 2 million dollars in the recently adopted bond. i think it is appropriate that the puc as the land owner be the lead agency for the expenditure of that money on the recreation programs and habitat programs that could be, that are in the puc's report. they are the active operators. the recreation department has been largely absent for decades. so, i think is a puc is the owner, the rightful group, they should be responsible to apply the 2 million dollars. >> supervisor kim: the public comment is closed. i like to entertain a motion to convene to close session. i would l >> we have that motion that we can do that without opposition. madam clerk, do we have any other announcement? seeing none. the meeting is adjourned. thank you. >> good afternoon. this is our disaster council meeting of october 26. thank you all

driving a van they believe was either a pontiac montana or a chevrolet venture was heading north on richie highway when it happened. the person who was hit was seriously injuried the van will probably have damage to the front of the passenger side including the wind shield so if you know anything about this van, call police right now. >> put up your dukes, jamie will introduce us to the student athlete of the week. >> how this northeast student is ready to jab his way to fame and fortune. >> and tonight it's the biggest museum be show of the year. the cma's an abc. . >> all right. don't forget to check us out on mobile. our weather app gives you the temperature in your neighborhood. 47 westminister but only 46 in laurel. where it is in your neighborhood. maryland, it's time. time for marriage equality. question 6 strengthens protections for our churches and guarantees the civil right to commit to the one you love. while there are those trying to divide us, presidents obama and clinton stand with us. pastors, business leaders, newspapers, democrats and republicans are all coming together fo

actually, the vice presidency ever ready at the convention who had enough votes and governor ritchie, richieas quite convinced that l. smith was going to throw the nomination to him, so it would have been roosevelt, richie appeal the provision would have been and he would have got the white house but unfortunately he didn't. so far as campaign financing is returned to the concerned, there were not a lot of people that have money to give and with republican and democratic party got a lot less money than they did in 1928. the republicans suffered a really major loss. they had a handful of big money. bernard and others gave a large sum of money but so interestingly enough a lot of conservative republicans gave money to roosevelt. people like pierre dupont who was about as conservative as you could get in those days because he was for the repeal and roosevelt was not. provision accounted for 15% of all of the tax revenues and they were convinced if the provision continued that they would have to pick up the slack in terms of taxes so on the tax issue and the provision issue roosevelt got a lot o

at richie marlboro road, construction, as you make your way past the exit, going to be on the right side. as you continue on the outer loop getting closer to new hampshire. two right lanes taken away. stick to the left. this continues as you head to university boulevard. past university, travel lanes open up. eun, over to you. >> danella, thank you so much. >>> toyota recalls millions of cars. angie goff is at the live desk with details. >> japan's top automaker recalls $7.7 million worldwide. it includes 63,000 prius hybrid cars because of problems in steering and the water pump. other models on the list, the corolla and wish. as well as other models produced from 2000 to 2011 and from 2000 to 2009 overseas. last month toyota recalled cars because of power issues. as of this morning the company said there have been no crashes or injuries reported because of these problems. >>> the woman at the center of the scandal that brought down former cia director david petraeus is in washington this morning. people have spotted paula broadwell inside her brother's home inside washington, d.c. a ma

♪ [burps] [laughter] i was we learned that richie sambora is going to be here as the house band.applause] geoff: oh, yeah, man. craig: i'm thinking we should probably rock 'n' roll it a little bit. we should be a little more rock 'n' roll. i'm thinking of getting an earring. geoff: oh, yeah? craig: yeah. not in my ear. geoff: oh, yeah. [laughter] craig: what about you? how are you going to get more rock 'n' roll? geoff: i'm thinking about getting a penis. for myself. my own. my own. for myself. [laughter] how did that happen? geoff: rock 'n' roll, man. craig: it is not just rock 'n' roll. plenty of jazz musicians and classical musicians have genitals. geoff: not like the kind i'm going to get. [laughter] craig: oh, you mad skinny dead fool. say good night. geoff: good night. craig: good night, everybody. >>> profane and sensitive video including two prince george's county police officers circling on the internet. i watched it and was disgusted by what i saw. >> you won't see the video in the story as it has been scrubbed from the internet. but it shows two african american police

[burps] [laughter] i was we learned that richie sambora is going to be here as the house band. [applause] geoff: oh, yeah, man. craig: i'm thinking we should probably rock 'n' roll it a little bit. we should be a little more rock 'n' roll. i'm thinking of getting an earring. geoff: oh, yeah? craig: yeah. not in my ear. geoff: oh, yeah. [laughter] craig: what about you? how are you going to get more rock 'n' roll? geoff: i'm thinking about getting a penis. for myself. my own. my own. for myself. [laughter] craig: how did you get to that? how did that happen? geoff: rock 'n' roll, man. craig: it is not just rock 'n' roll. plenty of jazz musicians and classical musicians have genitals. geoff: not like the kind i'm going to get. [laughter] craig: oh, you mad skinny dead fool. say good night. geoff: good night. craig: good night, everybody.,,, >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >>> the rain is here, and it's not going anywhere, anytime soon. cbs 5 meteorologist paul deanno on where it's coming down hardest right now. >>> all evening long it's been north of

richy, is that the usually course of business? >> [inaudible]. >> okay. >> thank you. and on item j, the extension of the joint powers agreement with bayshore, i understand the need for that because it appears that negotiations are ongoing. it would have been better, in my opinion, had that come before the commission before the expiration of the agreement at the end of september. so, if that were possible in the future, i just would prefer not to see retroactive actions like that. and finally, on item k, on the appointment to the sjta, which i did not even know existed, for bodies like that and other bodies on which members of staff or the commission served, it would be nice to get some periodic report as to what is happening, particularly in the central valley. >> you have a very good website. i've been on it many times. >> really? anyway, it would be nice to get periodic reports on those bodies which we appoint people eitherver through jpa, m-o-u or such other instrument. >> we will request such a report, commissioner moran and make sure the report is detailed and ea

along with my other partners, chris and richy in the back, and lawrence who could not make it. welcome to 6 45 harrison and the hatchery. it's super exciting to have such a dynamic group of people from both the public and private sector here today. and as a self-proclaimed geek and tech entrepreneur, this is really exciting for me. before i wax on about that's correct really quickly want to give you just a quick 90-second thing about the hatchery. we opened our doors about a year ago at 625 2nd street, bought 21 thou square feet there. we opened our doors and within a year we've grown into a whole new space which we opened two months ago. * across both spaces we have about 135 companies and it's sort of awesome. they are not all tech. we sort of range from writers and virtual wineries which are right behind me. to some of the leading technology companies in the valley. we have companies that raise anywhere from a thousand dollars to $25 million that have sort of been housed with us. some of the coolest things that have happened at the hatchery two people sitting next to each ot

panel on the post-election economy will play some highlights from the sidelines with john malden richie m. around barry had the first closing market numbers. which was that she must know there's a huge music history. when the carnage continues in gaza israel claims its own barmen of the gazans is in self-defense at the same time denying the palestinians. good lumber taurine was able to build a most sophisticated. fortunately. down anything tombs mission to teach me. about humans in. this is why you should care only. to least be told language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on the. reporting from the world's hot spots of the interviews intriguing stories for you to. see then try. to. visit our big. download the official. language stream quality and enjoy your favorites. t.v. is not required to watch on t.v. all you need is your mobile device. any time. live. live. live. live. live live place. live it. all right we are talking to eric heiden sader founder of mannix who literally watches markets down to the nano second and sees all of the manipulative behavior going on

panel on the post-election economy will play some highlights from the sidelines with john malden richie i'm around barry had the first closing market numbers. which was that so much there's a huge music history. when the carnage continues in gaza israel claims its own barmen of the gazans is in self-defense at the same time denying the palestinian. children sorrow. for escape. barely surviving longing for a godsend. they live in a search for goals. why doesn't it bring them wealth. comes. download the official. language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. t.v. required to watch on t.v. all you need. to watch on t.v. any time. and. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are all day. all right we are talking to eric seder founder of mannix who literally watches markets down to the nanosecond and sees all of the manipulative behavior going on by high frequency trading firms or at least some of it look that's that's kind of the evolution of high frequency trading sped up so before th

garcia lost three two at your draw on friday in contrast the whole sub goal was a cracker i marked richie's to smack him and found a bolt from the blue that. i wanted an angry mouth and smashed his stick later on after failing to find an equaliser thanks. but he made up for it on sunday with a brace and medal of five three one at the race. i. form a national predator aleksandr a jewel thief was the go to man for test card as the free scoring forwards opened in wednesday's to deal with at atlanta and two days later he added two minutes to spark a six month drive in off to peddle. titled the two cups call those two and the last one finished open the field are both you. feel good show for our team. well that's all for part one but stay tuned for part two. and ninety seconds we may the russian devil who found the fastest route down. so you after the break. mission of free accreditation free in-store charge of free. range mentioned free is free. to tide free. mood free board counseling videos for your media projects and free medio dog r t dot com. war lords will give him a note so we have a lot

gerri: this was where the richie rich people. >> they are saying if you are expecting a refund, yore not going to get it. it's something we have been telling clients for years. we are getting a lot of revisions every year. you can't can file your tax return in february or march this is going to be more people who are expecting not money and just will be lucky if they can file by april based on how this is going. gerri: let's talk about the bottom line. if you have to pay amt, it means that you pay more money. >> that's right. gerri: your taxes are higher. but how much? >> what happens is they are saying that with your deductions and income, you are expected to pay this or that. then there is a separate tax return that you have to do. gerri: it's not just the amt at the end of the year, capital gains tax, all of this changing. were you telling your clients? >> well, most of the calls that we are getting are all about the spending. you realize that even if you get all of this money, let's say that they don't come together, the wind and sand is drawn and they're not going to do with any

another one coming in on richie prior to route 50. let's give you a live at view of traffic. it is barely moving on the outer loop from bellaire road over to lock raven. pulaski highway, route 40 by the memorial bridge. watch for those closures. that is the very latest. >> it will be nice and quiet going into the weekend it. it will be chilly, but there is not a lot for us to talk about weather wise. a little disturbance may produce sprinkel is for us this morning. nothing of any consequence. if you look closely, you can see the circulation. last night these guys are basically clear. now they are filling back and around the baltimore. there are a few showers trying to prop up on hd doppler. as this disturbance comes out of the mountains, we will put that 20% or 30% that there could be a brief rain shower. what these disturbances do is reinforce the cold air. they drag it into words baltimore. the temperatures will not change much going into the weekend. 42 at the airport. the forecast for today, a mixture of sunshine and clouds. a slight chance for a sprinkle or rain shower t

this is richie highway, route 50, the crash involves an empty school bus and ia deer. good news, hey, it's friday. light volume this time of morning, making your way from duke street, just a little bit of congestion, not much. continuing over the 14th street bridge. nice commute into the city. travel speeds on average, 45 miles per hour. only 14 minutes to make that trip. back in ten. back over to you. >>> 6:42. we are at the live desk with breaking news. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we got off the phone with fauquier county police. one person is dead after an officer-involved shooting. an accident involving a drunk driver near the stafford county line. the investigation took them down the street to a resident in the 12,000 block of tacette mill. some sort of altercation occurred, and a male was shot and killed. this entire area is blocked off. police say they will be on the scene for some time. as we get more information, of course, we'll pass it along. >>> thank you, melissa. >>> metro is working to reduce bus driver fatigue. operators fell asleep at the

july 4th, 2007, port richie, florida. a roadside fireworks stand erupts in flames when one of the explosives is set off inside the tent. cameraman brian farrow captures the may hem m may manhem as it unfolds. >> the scene was pretty much chaos at first. the sheriff's office was trying to stop the traffic because the fireworks were shooting across the roadway and they didn't want anybody else to get hit. i got concerned for my safety. so i went and i parked a little bit further away from where the explosions were going off. and it looked just like a fireworks display you see at a mall. >> andrea berkman is shopping for sparklers with her 5-year-old son when she notices a man who appear to be drunk holding a beer bottle in the back of the tent. suddenly she hear the crackle and hiss of a lit fuse. >> we had heard some of the -- [ hiss ] and then kaboom. had it gone through the roof, it would have been wonderful, but it didn't go through the roof. it bounced back down off the top of the roof and it was a domino effect from t

richie marlboro road, you're heavy on the brakes and solid to central avenue.n from there, the road opens up, and travel lanes are open. let's talk about i-95 in virginia, nice and clear. as you make your way past lorton north and southbound. hov restrictions lifted for the day. nice travel speed from the occoquan. 11 minutes to get to the beltway. aaron, back over to you. >> thank you, danella. >>> montgomery county wants to convert some of the lanes on the county's busiest roads to bus only lanes. that's according to "the washington post." montgomery county leaders say that the move is a faster and more affordable way to improve traffic congestion. planners say the lanes would be on rockville pike, new hampshire avenue, route 29, georgia avenue, and new hampshire avenue, as i said. the planning committee will discuss the proposal during public meetings next week and in february. >>> today the head of montgomery county schools will share his vision for the future of the county school system. school superintendent joshua starr will deliver his first state of th

. >> jimmy: like lionel richie. you know what i'm talking about?i know you. i wouldn't leave even if it wasn't a bit. [ laughter ] i'll lock up, you guys go to sleep. i don't need anybody else. just put headphones on like -- ♪ gummy bears [ laughter ] speaking of parties, i want to talk about this party, january 13th. i'm talking about tina fey, amy poehler hosting the golden globes. what!? [ cheers and applause ] ♪ lower your expectations lower your expectations lower your expectations ♪ >> jimmy: no, no, no, no. ♪ lower your expectations ♪ >> jimmy: no, no. stop. >> no? no? okay. >> jimmy: no, not. >> do not? >> jimmy: raise your expectations. >> raise them? >> jimmy: this is going to be amazing. >> it's going to be really fun. >> jimmy: i cannot wait for this. >> yeah. we -- tina and i were talking about it today, and we're super excited. and it's like a great moment where all the beautiful -- you know, film people and the dirty-faced tv people get together. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: film -- yeah, royalty and tv -- and slime, get together in one ro

rich and rich's wife by not as listing him as howard rich, listing him as richy howard thinking we would be too dumb to figure this out. >> jennifer: let's step back for one second. what is it? outspent ten to one? >> 12.5 to one. >> jennifer: so if you're elected, please tell me you'll hen to push for a kush on citizens united. >> absolutely. we're not going to let these millionaires and billionaires buy this election. you know, they bought on paper joe walsh. now or never actually boasted to the local newspaper that they were going to bury tammy duckworth in a sea of negative ads and they're delivering on their promise but you know, governor, they didn't bury me in iraq and they damn well are not going to bury me now. >> jennifer: you go! that's what i'm talking about! despite all of this outside support, they're not fooling the folks you have been in contact with. you're leading. why do you think that despite all of that money you are still leading? because of that spine you have, that's what i think. >> well, you know, i am leading because we're talking about the issues. we're talkin

. >> reporter: at the university of wisconsin, psychology professor richie davidson studies the mindsthe best mediators on the planet, including many tibetan monks. he has scanned their brains while they were practicing so called compassionate meditation and they consistently emit unusually large amounts of high frequency gamma waves, linked to learning and brain plasticity. >> the mind of a mediator, you can think of as like a very still lake which doesn't have a lot of mind-wandering. it doesn't have a lot of rumination so that when a stimulus occurs, it will be very well prepared to be attentive to it. >> reporter: so maybe we can evolve our way into needing less sleep. maybe. is it possible we could be in the process of shrinking our sleep time in an evolutionary sense if we could come back a million years from now we wouldn't be sleeping at all? >> sure, it's possible that in a few million years, if there is still humans around, we will sleep less or it maybe that we will decide that we enjoy sleeping and since we can accomplish all our vital tasks in less time as we come more an