since it is a corner lot and at this moment it is basically a rutted, and landscaped -- un- landscaped space, and it is illegal to park a car on unimproved property -- >> may i interrupt? commissioner moore: i am not asking you to. in a minute, i may choose to. perhaps that might have been an explanation for the adjoining neighbor to make it a more inviting treatment of the corner. some green, some plants inside the set back. make it a softer thing. i can get into whether i like the elevation with the way the windows run. i would have other design ideas, but i am not asking for that now. right now, if you would not mind stepping up to the deck -- the electorate. -- lectern. would you listen to what i am asking, please? do you have any sketch ideas of how you want to treat the side? is there an idea of a fence? is there an idea of a garden? you cannot parking car on there. -- park a car on there. >> officially, that is part of the street. nobody should part here. i do not know where that car comes from. commissioner moore: indeed, i think you might have to ask as the owner that that be

hard for people to look at what they are doing wrong and decide to move forward and get out of the rut look at the small business as we talk about small businesses these days with the economy. we need them to grow and people go out of business making careless mistakes that you catch. >> people get themselves in trouble and don't know how to get out. they get stuck. they think doing nothing is better than being proactive. that's where i come in. >> when you yell at everybody are you mad or is it for show? are these things really frustrating you? >> i'm really mad. you can tell. i get really frustrated. i get frustrated when i care more than they care. that's frustrating to me. i do really want to help them. >> we can't wait. thank you so much. good to see you. "t "tabatha takes over" airs tonight at 10:00/9:00 central on bravo, our sister network. >> thank you. now how about a check of the weather? >> let's show you what's happening. today we have a storm system getting together in the pacific northwest. rain now will be changing to snow. we have showers in new england. icy conditions a

to say the wizards are in a rut would be a sore understatement.e the only nba team to not have a win. they're averaging four turnovers per game, and not a good staff going into one of the stronger teams of the east. the new york knicks are 2-4, but they have a very potent offense. so far carmelo anthony is averaging about 27 points per game. >> they have a superstar player coming back home. i think they're kind of like a wounded animal, having lost a couple games. i think they're going to look to come in here and get down on us. >> if they continue to play like they have, you might as well go blue and silver. we sat down one-on-one with the man in charge. >> washington teams right now are struggling. in your team is red hot. you are the team in the area that has fans excited. >> i hope so. i'm just worried that the redskins' season is over and it is a little worried -- a little early in the wizard's season. >> last year, everything looked good and then you stumble down the stretch. you did not stay in the tournament as long as you wanted. how you

on the way up the hill he gets stuck in the rut, you see on the left-hand side of your screen. loses control. he bails before the bike lansdowne there in that ditch with the big bags of food on top of it. then the video goes on, century see it takes like four guys to get this thing upright. this gives you an idea of how difficult it is to get this food and this aid out to some of these flood victims. >> you can tell the reason they are starting so far behind, they need to build that momentum to go up that ramp. >> right. >> it's really admirable of these guys to even attempt this. they really are trying to get in and help folks out. obviously it's not an easy job. >> next time on "right this minute." >> do either of these two individuals say ha ha, funny joke, seriously i need a ride to san francisco. >> yes. >> that's next time on "right this minute." $120 to play a game of catch. our contestant is jack. the money is up. see what he snags. water, check. ramp and a rope, check. >>> i'm dedicating this video even though i didn't make it with my big brother. he used to give me mo

jeffrey dan zinger said casey seemed free of delusions, murder rut intent or guilt. >> we don't knower she's a psychopath. we in the mental health professions also recognize psychopaths wear what we call the mask of sanity. >> reporter: a nonchalant, questioned again, this video popped up. >> the end of my first video log, i'll probably do another one later, who knows. >> reporter: that's right, who really knows? a sensational trial, 477 pages of psychologists' analysis, none of us really know. for "nightline," i'm matt gutman in miami. >> casey anthony. thanks to matt gutman for that. >>> next up, he's known for saying this. move that bus. he's moving and we'll tell you where. you know, typical alarm clock. i am so glad to get rid of it. just to be able to wake up in the morning on your own. that's a big accomplishment to me. i don't know how much money i need. but i know that whatever i have that's what i'm going to live within. ♪ ♪ what's going on? we ordered a gift online and we really need to do something with it... i'm just not sure what... what is it? oh just return it. return

georgetown holds ton to defeat rut rutgers -- rutgers. >> our defense won the game for us.efense is built to sustain the days when we are not good offensively. >> i knew we were going to have things like that. >> we are a very good offensive team. if we can get stops and knock down our free throws, that takes away from everything. >> philly against tell you will, the final league opponent. 7-foot center alex len limited to just 7 minutes. he suffered a right ankle injury in the first half and did not return. keyshawn howard drives, hangs the offbalance floater, gets fouled. terms down 3 at the half. second half we go. maryland trails by as many as 10. but terrell strokeland fuels the rally. he had a team high 20 points. but then temple ended the game on a 16-4 run. khalif white's drive. maryland falls 73-60. >>> ryan pearson and george mason hosting towson losing a recorow. patriots on the break, edwards to sherrod wright for the exclaiming dunk. george mason over towson 72-60. tigers are now 0-20 this season. >>> american hosting army. the eagles 12-0 all time at bender ar

people are not going qualify for loans and other things to attend rutgers and to pay the tuition that rut g rutgers requires especially when we consider how our world is becoming more global and a lot of students now are international students. who are by default paying full tuition. so i think we need to keep all these things in mind. and while i'm certainly being critical, i think it's just asking that we don't forget, that we don't just wear this crown of diversity saying we're the most in the nation without remembering that there is still a lot of work to be done about. >> we have time for one more question.. >> we have time for one more question. >> my question is no rosalie. i was struck by one of the slides that you showed that said rutgers white oasis. and it made me think of public space. and i wonder what role did the community play, similar to the last one, but what role did the community play and were there tensions because of the amount of public space that the university held in the neighborhood? >> absolutely. that's a great question and i think we see these things with col

founding black organization of student members all became leaders in academia in the world world as the rut betters newark campus became a paragon of diversity. although some positive results were gained from the meeting with the board of governors, including the hiring of robert and clement, rutgers continues to struggle in enrollment and retention. according to one of the most recent fact books, only 9 of the 167 tenured professors are black women and men on the newark campus. from a total of 5336 admitted first year undergraduate students, 658 are african-american. historians have long grappled with analyzing how individuals and groups perform collective memory work. while commemorative practices they generate and how it a cultivated view of the past is politically constructed. nongrowth of a two year project on the historical construction of identities at rutgers university entitled commemorations the politics of national identity was a collection that considers the role of public commemoration within the formation of collective memory. historian john gillis' chapter presents a useful l

rut fwers used it. the university emerged as a hero in the memory of the protest because according to the narrative created by rutgers it was challenged by students and in response became an open and multiracial environment. the collective memory produced through the commemorative process fails to attribute the role of post 1965 immigration appearance in the current diversity of the student body demographics. it also celebrates the education opportunity fund as an outcome of the protests even though the program was a state initiative that precedes the sit-in and today provides support to many students less than 30% of whom are black. the relationship between history and memory as two different forms of narration essential to the struggle of individuals and communities because historical narrations often shape and transform our understandings of place. the meanings attributed to place in turn can dictate which events are remembered or forgotten. commemoration and sights of memory are plagued by competing

more states apparently turn into casinos trying to get out of their financial rut. a look at today's business news in the "bloomberg business report." >> good mong. maryland is not the only state betting on casinos. here in new york, a new casino opened up last fall, and a state bill paves the way for three casinos in florida. analysts say job creation is something we need. the national association of business economics is getting pessimistic on job growth. they say in the next six months, shares fell from 27 -- from 29% to 27%. the nasdaq lagging behind. you can blame weak quarterly reports from google for that. gas rose to an average of poisoned 3.39 nationwide. there is good news. some relief for home heating bills. homes and businesses alanguage long -- businesses and long the eastern seaboard may need heating this week. we are already seeing natural gas prices. they are 22%. so i will take january highs in the 50's any time, especially last winter. i'm not complaining. live at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king. >> you can use all the breaks you can get

one of their rivals to grab a coach they hope will be the guy they hope to get the team out of the ruts is the first time the raiders have hired a coach with offensive rather than defensive. alan thought about a young up and comer in the coaching profession. he's just 39 years old. >>> the freak is now freakishly rich for a 27-year-old, or pretty much anyone for that matter. two time cy young winner has avoided arbitration by agreeing to a contract. $500,000 signing bonus, 18 million a season, 22 in 2013 then he's a free agent. the team scored no runs for him in seven of his 33 starts and just one run in six other starts. in other words, you have pathetic offensive support, might be one reason he did not sign a real long term deal. you can say being rich is relative. the deal prince fielder agrees to makes lincecum look like chicken feed. the tigers are going to shell out 214 million over the next nine years. fourth biggest deal. he may be a prince but this is a king's ransom. last big daddy free agent, his dad cecil fielder made his appearances back in the 80s. >>> in a low lately and

one of their rivals to grab a coach they hope will be the guy they hope to get the team out of the rut the first time the raiders have hired a coach with offensive rather than defensive. alan thought about a young up and comer in the coaching profession. he's just 39 years old. >>> the freak is now freakishly rich for a 27-year-old, or pretty much anyone for that matter. two time cy young winner has avoided arbitration by agreeing to a contract. $500,000 signing bonus, 18 million a season, 22 in 2013 then he's a free agent. the team scored no runs for him in seven of his 33 starts and just one run in six other starts. in other words, you have pathetic offensive support, might be one reason he did not sign a real long term deal. you can say being rich is relative. the deal prince fielder agrees to makes lincecum look like chicken feed. the tigers are going to shell out 214 million over the next nine years. fourth biggest deal. he may be a prince but this a king's ransom. last big daddy free agent, his dad cecil fielder made his appearances back in the 80s. >>> in a low lately and at tim

he will spend the next 30 years on rut gear's island. this has been a "red eye" where are they now? >> amazing what you can do -- >> a cautionary tale, right? >> a t-a -- t-a-i-l. >> we will close things out. go to fox news .com/red eye. >>> well, this program note, there is no show tomorrow. we are bumped for fox news' coverage of the state of the union address. i know, great stuff. a new "red eye" returns on wednesday. >>> time to go back to tv's andy levy. >> modern cooking, you can get it on amazon or my website, sean cannon, the modern gentleman .com. please buy it because i just gotten gauged and i need to pay for my -- i got engaged and i need to pay for mid withing and i am not on "young and the restless" anymore. >> not a tough guy anymore, are you? >> is it available for kindle? >> it is actually kindle in the fireplace. you can put it in there and light it on fire which is what i might be doing. >> would you like to do a show with chris chris stey? >> yes. he is not running for president. i apologized for killing his pets and cutting off the mail, what else does he have t

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in a bit of a rut. georgetown loses two straight for the first time all season.s one last night against cincinnati, very simple. they had an unhow ya like 17 turnovers. john thomasen, the third coached team. georgetown down by 1. hollis thompson throws up the three and banks it in to beat the buzzer. thompson 14 points in the game. hoyas up by 2 at the break. just over three to go. jason clark tries to save the path to hollis thompson, throws it right to the bearcats. one of 17 georgetown turnovers in the game. man, cincinnati would go ahead on free throws. ten seconds to play. hoyas down by two. the freshman goes baseline and he steps out of bounds. not the way you want to end it. georgetown loses 60-64. the hoyas have now lost two in a row. >> this team knows when we've been good, and when we haven't been good and why. you have to look at that have you to fix that, have you to -- not just correct those things, but keep moving forward, keep getting better. >> the hoyas got a few days off to rest and relax before they play st. johns on saturday. the wizards looki

is it harder when you are that young to get out of a rut? >> i think so.ou don't have many experiences to draw on. a lot of these guys, it's their first, second, third years in the league. they don't know what it takes to win. we've been on championship caliber teams. you keep working and good things will happen. >> john wall, the runner up for rookie of the year last year, he's 2k3w09en off to a tough start this year, is that something you as a team leader just let him work through or do you try to advise him along the way? >> a guy like that, with so much talent, you try not to overwhelm him. but support him. he's our teammate, and we're trying to stick with him. he'll be fine. he got a tough start, he'll be okay. >> for you to be back home again playing in front of family and friends. i know you had opportunities to play other places. how important was that for you to play here, to live in your own house and be amongst people you know? >> it was important. but i really looked at the basketball situation. i knew i had a lot to give on the court. especial

now less than a week later, the players have fallen back into a rut of bad basketball. saunders leads the wizards with a record of 51-130 in just over two seasons. >> i don't know if the players were responding the way we thought they should have been for the first quarter of the season. and we felt like a different voice was needed to do some things a little different. and maybe to play a different style than we had been playing. >> i'm still here today because i believe this team is better than where we are right now. that's all i can say. i'm not -- it's not a popularity contest. if you don't win games, you're not very popular. if you win games, everybody loves you. >> randy whittman will retain the entire coaching staff, including flip's son ryan saunders. a lot more coming up later in about a half hour or so. >> it's a new day down there, dan, thanks, see knew a bit. >>> thousands of people lined up on the penn state campus today to pay respects to coach joe paterno. those attending the viewing included fans, friends of the assistant coach. mike mcqueary who told p

this hopkins student is stuck in a rut. >> check in for more on these stories and all the day's rescues> still to come on eyewitness news. a ravens coach flies the coop to take over the colts. >>> mark pagan -- mark has more, >>> well, the ravens are reshuffling their coaching staff, after a key member of their team accepts a job in, of all places, indanapolis. >> reporter: well, mary, pagano was introduced today as the head coach of the indianapolis colts. and he says he has reached a career high. and this comes days after he and the ravens suffered a dramatic low; pagano spoke of the whirlwind that followed the loss to the patriots. head coach john harbaugh said he wanted to talk to him. pagano said he hadn't prepared at all for a job interview. but they said not to worry. just wanted to know what he was all about. the interview went well. and he got the job. but he said today, he would rather be preparing the ravens for the the super bowl right now, even if that would mean he wouldn't be the coach. >> i had a great job. i was handed the keys to a phenomenal group, a room full of grea

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. >> i found lot of times people get stuck in a food rut.venture out, but don't have time to sit down and make the pasta. so we come up with tricks and treats to make fresh food quick. >> you're using wonton wrappers? >> yes. >> you're going to help me out. for the filling, what are we using? >> a mix of pork and beef. you can use whatever you want. veal and turkey, you go crazy and have fun with it. we're going to add some chopped sage. a little bit of finely chopped shallots. love the garlic. you can also puree the garlic, i just chopped this fine. and asiago cheese. so it's a nice, sharp cheese. that's going to be going in and mixing it up. if you mix it up. we'll get cracking on some of these wraps, okay? these are regular flour, wonton wraps. they're square ones, there are round ones. some are thinner, thicker. find one that you like. i like the one that's a little bit thicker because it holds up to the boiling. i'm going to brush it like so. >> egg wash? >> yeah, this is egg wash, right. you're doing good there, al, you've done this be

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you know, barack obama is a good guy, instead in order to trying to win in conservative elect tore rutss know, chris, you have to be who you are. >> he also prefers formality. he dresses formally and careful in the way he presents himself, and he doesn't feel comfortable in a surrounding of rough necks. >> he every compensates, too. >> he becomes snippy -- >> are you a member of this club? >> excuse me, are you a member of this club? that's what he seems to be saying. >> for him to be unapologetic about the supposedly independent attack ads, and it just doesn't fit with whatever was appealing about him to begin with. >> romney gets in the mid-30s on tuesday night, let's say, and he will hold at 35, and the escalator will only go down so far, and huntsman rises up to the 20s, and ron paul gets him out of the discussion right now, and paul is fought going to be the nominee, and santorum has not done well, and gingrich has not done well for himself. what happens? >> >> big question. it's perry's alamo. gingrich is play in south carolina, but if he doesn't do here, the possibilities for him

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speaking of republicans, a lot of the presidential candidates cutting a rut in the state of florida.n drumming up votes in the race for the white house. lye pictures of mitt romney. we'll take you live to sarasota after this quick break. >>> before we take you to florida, some breaking news. syria has decided to allow the monitors from the arab league stay inside the country for another month. keep in mine, several countries had already withdrawn their own observers. the monitors had announced they would suspend their entire mission if the government didn't accept the expansion. so the government is accepting the expansion. they wanted the vice president to step in and they said no so far but arab league monitors will stay in country there. breaking news from syria. >>> to florida we go. newt gingrich making a campaign stop in sarasota. let's sneak peek. live pictures. who is that, you ask? this is retired congressman bob walker from pennsylvania. long, long good friend of newt gingrich's, so he's essentially teeing up the crowd for the former speaker to speak. as we've been told, th

it is very easy for us all to get into rut of overstating the obvious. we want to talk about solutions. what we can do is in fact create our own enterprise zones. about 28 years ago, joined with people like the top 20, we would meet every three months and 20 of us would bring $3,000 to this meeting. these were black man, man of color -- the latino extraction. we would bring $3,000 to this meeting. we have to trust each other in order to consolidate that money together. in consolidating that money, that was $60,000. in a year's time, it was to order $40,000 for it we took that money and we would find houses and businesses to buy the other ethnic groups in that community were already buying. we turned them into businesses where we could put our people to work. we just talk about the problem. we actually did something by investing in its ourselves. by having scan in the game. the school question, i did not get a chance to weigh in. >> go ahead and weigh in but we will have to make these answers and shorter. >> garland, texas, president of the naacp, we brou

the ruts of a 20-year study just p published found that occasional marijuana use doesn't do the kind of damage to your lungs that cigarettes do the fda scrambling this morning to test orange juice imported from brazil for traces of a chemical fun ji side that is not approved for use on oranges in the u.s. brazil is the world's largest provider of orange juice. it provides 10% of the u.s. supply. soledad? >> all right, christine. thank you for the update. "starting point" continues after this short break. this is the governor pardoned nearly 200 people including 14 killers. of course victims' family members are devastated this morning. we're going to check in with jeff toobin and talk about how this could happen. >>> mitt romney fresh off his big victory last night is going to join us in 15 minutes. some strong opposition faces him though with some new attack ads in south carolina. we'll talk about that and what his strategy is. >>> and a town that's buried under 18 feet of snow but there's something critical they are lacking. you're watching "starting point." i want healthy skin for

gabrielle giffords plans to finish the congress on your corner event that jared lee loughner enter rutted last year. she's going to hold a private gathering with some of the people who were there. she announced yesterday in a youtube video that she will resign. >> i have more work to do on my recovery, so to do what is best for arizona, i will step down this week. >>> and the new york giants and new england patriots are super bowl bound. they defeated them 20-17 on a field goal. the patriots beat the baltimore ravens 23-20 in the afc championship game. >>> minding your business this morning, investors bracing for what could be a choppy week. corporate earnings, iran oil talks, right now u.s. stock futures are trading higher ahead of the opening bell. markets gained about 2% last week. also watching blackberry maker research in motion. it has new ceo, thornston heinz. as the company struggles to overhaul the pags with apple and google. soledad, research in motion shares are up 3% but they're down 72% over the past year. >> they've had some big hits over the last literally, over the last ye

we've been in this rut for four years. recessions last 24, maybe 30 months on average. people say two quarters of negative growth. we might be growing, but it certainly doesn't feel like it. we've had elevated unemployment. we have prices going up. last year gasoline prices went up again. so even though it doesn't technically define itself as a recession, we've been recessed for four years. so things are going to start to turn around. >> brian: the president goes to ohio and makes a big announcement and says something else that didn't get as much publicity. i'm going to be naming three people to the labor relations board. why should we care? >> this is huge. the problem is, the senate isn't in recess. you talk to -- it's not a recess president obama usurping -- i brought my constitution. >> steve: what page? >> it's not on any page in here, where he says i can go around and start appointing people while the senate is in pro forma. if the senate is out for throw days in a row, they're technically in recess. what the senate republicans have done is said every third day, s

if you look at the fun rating -- rut -- fund raising numbers, she was the top senate fund-raiser in theation. other candidates were trying to figure it out. the liquor -- they look at her and say, i want to be more like that. what she has done right is keeping true to her wall street accountability message, and we really hope she is that north star that other democrats used to guide their positions. host: how much came from within the state and how much without? guest: i do not know, but she does not hard -- she does not hide the fact that she has an appeal outside the state. it is a national issue. wall street irresponsibility is what hurt our economy. we need every political leader in every state to be held accountable. she has been on the forefront of that. i have donated to her and i hope other people will as well. one thing that is heartening when we get something in the mail, that says i cannot give much but here is $3. that is a packet of trust, she has said. it is trust and a political leader and she has inspired it. host: our guest is with us until 9:15 a.m. you can give us com