stations and newspapers in the same in the same cities and through a very aggressive lobbying campaign was able to get an exception for that that now has become the rule television stations and newspapers owned in the same or owned by the same company in the same cities lead to very troubling situations because. american democracy is founded on the principle that the marketplace of ideas will lead to better democracy and if you have a newspaper and now with with. several shared service agreements you could have the same company operating to television stations in the same city where it where it owns a newspaper and in a smaller town there might be no competing newspaper there might be no competing television stations so in that sort of situation you've got one company. dominating and monopolizing the entire tape you're not going to get opposing points of view free press is an organization that is founded on the idea that the loosening media consolidation and the corporate grip on media democratizing it through very various means including internet as kevin discussed and through better

two buildings, same city, same department, unequal treatment. commissioner hechanova: mr. butler, was there a tracking number when you filed the complaint? >> no, none are given. there is no process. complaints should be given numbers, just as permits are given numbers. then you can ask, what has happened to complaint number -- whatever the date may be. what happened? it is in the system, it is being sent to this person. as it is, no record. commissioner hechanova: thank you. mr. murphy? commissioner murphy: this ordinance, since it started, this one department has done a pretty good job, spearheaded by john. looking at this, you did a great job. sure, there might be a few kinks that need to be worked out, but you are certainly on the right track. commissioner lee: with the department like to answer back on how the public can report these vacant buildings? >>

two buildings, same city, same department, unequal treatment. commissioner hechanova: mr. butler, was there a tracking number when you filed the complaint? >> no, none are given. there is no process. complaints should be given numbers, just as permits are given numbers. then you can ask, what has happened to complaint number -- whatever the date may be. what happened? it is in the system, it is being sent to this person. as it is, no record. commissioner hechanova: thank you. mr. murphy? commissioner murphy: this ordinance, since it started, this one department has done a pretty good job, spearheaded by john.

in the same city, it was revealed that those wrongful 85 convictions cost taxpayers in illinois $214 million. that figure will likely grow to $300 million when all is said and then could 81 of the 85 cases were found with misconduct or error from state officials. in the meantime, the actual perpetrators continued to their crime sprees which included 14 murders and assaults. what can we do to about it? that is why we traveled to chicago for an in-depth look at one of america's under-reported stories. let me start by asking what is happening here in illinois? why are so many people in this state wrongfully convicted? why is this an issue in illinois. >> it may be the they have a basis in other places sell well -- as well. there is a movement here to uncover the situation. fowomen know the case of dan burch -- we know about the case of dan burich. he was in the right place at the right time. he was in school. it was pulled out and in jail for 30 years. he is innocent and out. once his pardoned, he can sue for some kind of compensation. one is getting their records out and exposing the f

margaritaville in myrtle beach, nearly $600 at a hotel in little rock, arkansas, $150 at a steakhouse in the same city. the list goes on. these revelations follow the d.c. attorney general's civil lawsuit filed last month that alleged thomas used $300,000 in city money as a personal expense account. the attorney general listed 14 such examples in his complaint including money spent on an audi suv and golf outings to pebble beach and other courses. thomas has denied the accusations but has stepped down as the chairman of the economic development committee. he did not get back us to about this tonight. >>> another warning tonight about a potential terror attack on airplanes. it shows terror groups are going to even greater length in an effort to beat airport security. craig melvin is at dulles international now with the impact on all the flyers on all this. >> reporter: i talked to a federal security official tonight. he told me while there is some new intelligence about a possible technique, he wanted to make sure that folks knew there was no imminent or specific threat. nonetheless, they are ramping u

united states and brought on this body to continue their fight so here the technique is always the same. cities which are easy just apply either on the coast or on the border and then they spread terror in the town with snipers but they made spectacular crimes of violence and barbarians which steer the whole population and they announced the creation of an islamic emirate in the city or the eighty's to create that which can be used after to penetrate further inside the country you can check and see happening like that one because for example in syria there have been there is comfort zones actually oldest sons are located on the border there has never been any inside look at that absolutely never and here in libya the events are we should we can also coastal areas allowing supplies and preventing. from being surrounded has international mainstream media and how they respond to this into the. truly happens several times a day that one of something happens before the journalists are brought to the site to show them after which they make their reports showing quite different things than they witnes

three others in the same city that also didn't have permission from apple, though, are still open. all five stores were selling real apple merchandise. >>> mcdonald's is also feeling consumer pressure to offer healthier options so today it unveils a slimmed down version of the happy meal. kids will get both apples and fries but only about half as many fries. it's about 100 calories lighter than the old kids' meal and has less sodium and fat. the whole meal comes in at less than 500 c cories. >> that's pretty good. with all the obesity issues we lk about, that's good. do love those fries. >>> coming up next on this tuesday morning, for nfl teamam the rush is on, and an entire preseason of work has to be done now in just a matter of days. >>> plus, facing death. a teen shows his severe injuries from a bear attack. [ lopez ] beautiful skin needs protection. introducing venus proskin with moisture rich shave gel bars that create a layer of protection with every close stroke. leaving your skin beautifully smooth. new venus proskin moisture rich. leaving your skin beautifully smooth. and

comes just days after president hamid karzai's brother, himself a powerful figure, was killed in the same city. now these new attacks are raising doubts about the stability of this critical area for the u.s. >>> another developing story this morning. drenching rain and flooding are triggering deadly landslides in south korea. at least 19 people were killed and several others are still missing. they were swallowed up by mud and debris in seoul and another town. many of the victims were college students who had been doing volunteer work. more than 15 inches of rain has fallen since last night with more on the way. >>> a mexican judge has thrown the book at an american teenager giving him the maximum sentence for a series of especially gruesome murders. the san diego born 14-year-old admits killing four people whose beheaded bodies were found hanging from a bridges. the problem, though, the maximum sentence in mexico for a minor is only three years in prison. >>> congressman david wu says he is going to resign caving to growing pressure over a sex scandal. the seven-n-me oregon democrat is accuse

the mixed use there will support smaller retail spaces in the same city center. and i am encouraged to hear the issues around traffic are being addressed in coordination with the masonic project. i wanted to voice my support. thank you. >> president olague: thank you. >> good afternoon. i also live on ewing terrace. i lived 11 years there. i have been to the meetings and i think it will be a wonderful thing for the neighborhood. especially a lot of tax revenue that is going to coma, the city of the dead, we would like to keep it here. 200 jobs supposedly and a wonderful new facade to the rather ugly building. thank you and i hope you approve it. >> as you know i own a small business down a ways from this project. the only thing i would encourage is for the commission to take into consideration and economic impact study of some sort to see what effect it will have on small business. the retail giant like this will have a ripple effect in every direction. for quite a distance. that is the only thing that i urge. thank you. >> president olague: thank you. is there a

almost half a million people have taken to the streets of the same city in a modern place and i sat down this protest was for them during a visit by the french and u.s. ambassadors which was strongly condemned by syrian authorities want to give us some of syria's ambassador to receiving reports of the country's diplomats filmy protesting thanks for the in america. former american the first lady betty ford has died at the age of ninety three she was that we did with president gerald ford and found that there were downed drug and alcohol rehab center which bore her name ford was considered one of the most a visible first ladies in america. she'll be buried in michigan alongside a husband she was married to for almost sixty is. pakistani police in karate have been ordered to shoot on sight of the three days of clashes there eighty people dead the violence which brought the city to a standstill is blamed on known gangs militia contributors said stabilizing pakistan is key to bringing peace to the whole region here accounts the new plan for the new u.s. policy for pakistan and afghanistan whe

city. there is a committee meeting earlier on the same ordinance before the city operations and the neighborhood services committee and they attended that hearing and had to give back to their businesses. with the escalating penalties in this ordinance, the previous speaker is correct. there is no -- that is posted for each cell phone display. the materials need to be handed out and a poster needs to be put up in the store. with this there is escalating penalties. if the retailer for gets to market label, for guests to hand out a pamphlet, it might have them available for every that comes in the store. any consumer can request a pamphlet. that opens it to penalties. this will be unduly burdensome to the mom and pop cellphone retailers. with more independent cellphone retailers then the carrier-own stores, this will disproportionate impact those mom-and-pop stores. this will also place retailers in the untenable position of having to answer questions about radio frequency emissions and that they are not appropriately trained to answer. i've been in the industry for five years and there are certai

city. there is a committee meeting earlier on the same ordinance before the city operations and the neighborhood services committee and they attended that hearing and had to give back to their businesses. with the escalating penalties in this ordinance, the previous speaker is correct. there is no

it turns out there are four other fake apple stores in that very same city. more fake stores in the city than real apple stores in all of china. the first fake apple store was outed by an american blogger who took these pictures. you know the group of animators in taiwan who make videos of news events. they made this about the fake apple stores. why steve jobs is darth vader i haven't any idea. but people are very excited except for some guy in a skull, i don't get that either. then that guy runs into that guy and then here is hey, i have an idea. i could make my own apple stores. see me translating. i speak chinese. totally lying about that. and so -- >> no, really? thanks for clearing that up. >> they didn't make a video. >> maybe they will make one of you. we can only wait and hope. an overnight crash on 101 causes some lane closures. we're going to tell you how the road looks this morning. an east bay teen attacked by a bear and lives t t tell abohe te tale. details coming up next. >> reporter: violence breaks out again overnight in the streets of east pa

in new york city, all same-sex couples hoping to get married this sunday the first day it's legal will have to enter a lottery. so many people wanted to tie the knot that the clerk's office is overloaded. the mayor has announced that only 764 marriage licenses will be issued. those couples who don't make the cut will have to try again next week. >>> in a wild emergency session of parliament today british p.m. david cameron promised a government investigation into the cell phone hacking scandal. cameron himself is under fire for hiring a former news of the world editor as one of his senior aides. >> mr. speaker, this can't be put down to gross incompetence. it was a deliberate attempt to hide the facts about mr.

wedding bells ringing and the same sex marriages, lined the blocks around city offices and couples waitedr turns to get the licenses and tied the knot in the chapel. across the state many more did the same thing and governor andrew cuomo speaking out on the law that he played a critical roll in passing. >> to me, marriage equality was more about the second word than the first word. it was always about equality, more than marriage. and that's what this fight was really about, a quality and dignity and nondiscrimination and acceptance and nonjudgmentalism. >> harris: new york is the 6th and largest state to recognize gay marriage. north korea now getting back into talks over their controversial nuclear program. we'll tell you where they're going or should i say coming? plus, wait until you hear what stunned police about this man. he's definitely not who they thought he was. mine was earned over the south pacific in 1943. vietnam, 1967. i got mine in iraq, 2003. u.s.a.a. autonsurance is often handed down from generation to generation, because it offers a superior level of protection and beca

j., they have been lining up for hours here outside the city clerk's office in new york for more than half of the 800 samed in new york city. it's an exciting time. a lot of jitters. we're seeing some in wedding gowns and more in casual attire, and then some in tuxedos, and one flower shop is handing fresh cut flowers for the couples in line and their families. one couple was just married after midnight in niagara falls. we have one on the books already. gay activist have been fighting for this in new york state for many, many years. it's one of six states to allow same-sex marriages. we have a a couple joining us now. you have waited for this for a long time and have been together four years now. >> yes. >> reporter: tell me some of the emotions you are having? >> i am so nervous and excited and want to jump up and screen. >> reporter: you were both involved in protests and rallies and marches from here to the state capital. why did you become so actively involved in this? >> because we want us to have rights and be equal like everybody else. >> reporter: there are still a lot of people that disagree wit

. >> so say, for instance, you all are in the same city? make a date with somebody else, do you talk about that first? i'm not going to able to go to the show with you because i'm now going to hang out with somebody -- >> of course. if you make a plan, you tell your friend or whatever, you know, like then, you know, to me, it's sort of -- i don't know, it's a very easy thing, it's very normal. >> a very normal thing? >> all right, i'll continue my exclusive conversation with margaret cho tomorrow here in the newsroom. she talks about pushing the limits of her comedy routine and how comedians in general push the limits, she'll talk about her keys to success and her latest project. >> it's very beetlesesque so it's called the yellow album. >> al lena cho and her parents actually lent their voices to margaret cho's new album. >>> it is the movie, millions of people around the world have been waiting for partly to see who exactly made the cut, life and a day opens this weekend, bringing together unique youtube videos to show one day on earth. w

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murdock journalism used in the united states where he has waivers to own, television newspapers in the same citying across the atlantic? and what will it mean for fox news? that's next. will bring floor care justice down upon it. oh. please sign that card for carl. ♪call 1-800-steemer. so i take one a day men's 50+ advantage. as a manager, my team counts on me to stay focused. it's the only complete multivitamin with ginkgo to support memory and concentration. plus vitamin d to help maintain healthy blood pressure. [ bat cracks ] that's a hit. one a day men's. >> it's the story that rupert murdoch wishes would just go away. the media mogul and his empire are under attack for the british tabloid, phone hacking scandal that forced him to shut down his largest newspaper, sparked a government investigation, and unleashed a flood of ang frert public hp. now the scandal is turning the spotlight on murdoch's media empire here in the u.s. especially on to fox news. so what does the controversy tell us about how murdoch does business? and what will the scandal mean for fox news? joining me now, is elise

they lived together or were in the same city the first nine months of the president's life.n for about a month in 1971, when obama senior came to honolulu to visit. it was not a terrific visit. by the end as the president writes himself, he was rather for his father to go. >> what was going on at that point? at 10 years old, we are so vulnerable and reliable to adults to have him come back in his life. his mother presented him as a positive figure and described him as a talented economist he was. when the real thing appears, obama junior was taken with him and watching him closely as he describes in his book. i think his father telling him what to do towards the end began to wear on him in the end, obama junior was raving to watch a favorite television program and his father said, no no no, you need to go do your homework and erupted into the adults arguing and obama junior admits he was ready for his father to leave and the last time he saw him. >> one of the things you explore briefly, the other side of the coin, his father could have stayed, he did not, there was some tal

new york city, more than 800 same-sex couples expected to have their weddings performed today. joining me now, new york city council speaker, christine quinn from the clerk's office in lower manhattan. how's it going there this morning? >> it's going terrific. i got here at about 7:30 and there was already a line around the block. and i got to inside watch two -- the first two couples get married and when the city clerk said, i now under the power of the laws of the state of new york marry you, it was an unbelievable thing to hear. to hear that he was marrying these two women, both in their 80s, because the law of my state gives limb thhim that power. an overwhelming and thrilling thing to hear. >> when the law passed in june i saw a number of interviews with you and read comment it, was emotional for you. >> it was very emotional in watching the two couples this morning was more emotional than i expected it to be. you know, it's -- this law's a personal law. it's about my family. it's about people's families and it's about the state taking discrimination out of the law. you kno

city can no longer afford to have non-competitive bidding go out to nonprofits. secondly, probably more importantly, this non-profit has already received $50,000 to provide the same service city- wide that they will be providing now to residents for an additional $75,000. that makes no sense to me. if they are already providing the service, which is basically filling out, i guess, applications for a building that may be completed in the next few years. they have already received funding for that. $50,000 on a community development grant. it does not make any sense to me why they are entitled to another $75,000. thank you. supervisor chu: thank you. are there any other speakers who wish to speak on this item? >> good morning. i have been working in the south of market for 10 years and actually grew up in the soma until i was 10 years old. i have seen a lot of changes from growing up in the neighborhood and also from working in the neighborhood. with this opportunity to actually help residents and really help them with case management and help them through the process that applies to this affordable housing, we thank you for the opportunity for our program to grow,

the state will ring up an extra $400 million in the next three years in the same-sex weddings. in new york city23 same-sex couples signed up at the clerk's office to get married yesterday. >> now we can truly take care of each other. we can truly be married. >> new york is the sixth and largest stated to legalize same-sex marriage but not everyone is cheering. thousands protested calling for the state to put the new law to a vote. >> california has the first confirmed case of west nile virus. state public health officials say a man in santa barbara county contracted the disease. it's commonly transmitted by mosquitoes. the victim was hospitalized but is now recovering at home. people should wear insect repellent and get rid of standing water around your home. >>> livermore police are getting word about a rise in calls about pets suffering inside hot cars. they are getting five calls a week on average about overheated cars containing pets. pets can suffer brain damage or die from heat stroke in about 15 minutes. >> the heat index where you came back from was what? >> it was 108, 110 some days. t