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sherrie johnson's here with more. what are those business lead, saying. >> it's undoubtedly raining on the parade of businesses. business owners are seeing the impact of the rain tax with single family homes paying anywhere from 21 to $40 one more. one business owner is paying $30,000 for 31 commercial properties. the assessments were based on aerial photography with accuracy down to the tenth of a foot. while the goal of the tax is to help keep pollution out of the bay, business owners say they're carrying the burden. >> i can't do it for my people but out there in the real world those fees are going to filter right through businesses. the products and services that those businesses are providing and the consumer is going to pay my for the products. >> there's an effort to repeal the rain tax. they plan to do some active campaign to get lawmakers to repeal the tax next legislative session. >>> it's 4:47. the rain tax is impacting people in each count. you can find a break down at abc2news.com. >>> after ten years of

let's go to co-host of "the view," sherri shepherd. she tweeted from "sherrishepherd2h," going to pray and after i pray, i'm going to hug my son who one day might go to the store in the rain in a hoodie. maybe it will be different, #jesus." and a lot of prayers, a lot of calls for people to pray for the family and for our country. and let's also go to lana dunham, treater of the hbo series "girls." she writes simply a two-letter sta start, "no. my heart is with sybrina fulton, rachel jeantel everyone who loved trayvon and has been sent the message that his life did not matter." kate, chris? >> i think most people would agree, people, their hearts and prayers are with the family of

. >> a fact that has not been lost on sherry, who is helping karmak adjust on her first day in jail. walked in, she was shaken, so i just immediately grabbed her and stayed up with her last night. i've been staying up with her, showing her the ropes. >> and my case right now, i need to trust somebody. because i feel like i got nobody, i just got myself. and i know in jail, it is not the ideal place to trust somebody, because they're out for themselves. that is where i met sherry. >> she is serving one year for failure to pay child support and is waiting for trial on a variety of drug-related charges to which she has pled not guilty. >> you hit one five times. you wait, there will be a pause, it will tell you what to do. okay? you can find out your commissary information. >> i have been in jail numerous times. unfortunately, i know the ropes. that is not something i'm proud of. >> we'll have to get you a new brass. >> come on. >> i'm going to need to talk to you. >> they could charge you with escape. you don't want to go to the hole, honey. she needs a new bracelet. hers tore, and she

i want to thank your congresswoman sherry bustos who is here. where's sherry?here she is. >> we've got governor quinn here. i'm told we've got your lieutenant governor sheila simon is here. there she is. attorney general lisa madigan is here. i see a bunch of my former colleagues, some folks who i haven't seen in years, and i'm looking forward to saying hi to. one in particular i've got to mention, one of my favorites from the illinois senate, john sullivan is in the house. you know, john was one of my earliest supporters when i was running for the u.s. senate, and it came in really handy because he's got like ten brothers and his wife and sisters and his wife's got ten brothers and sisters so they have got this entire precinct just in their family, and they all look like john, the brothers do, so, you know, he doesn't have to go to every event. he can just send one of his brothers out. it is good to see them. dick durbin couldn't make it today, but he sends his best, and we love dick. he is doing a great job. and we've got one of my favorite neighbors, the sen

. ♪ sherry sherry baby sherry sherry baby ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: "jersey boys."nd applause ] ♪ bruce, last time you were here on the show, it was "a good day to die hard," came out. and it was a major blockbuster, yet again for you. another -- over the fence home run. and you have us to thank for that. >> we do. >> jimmy: clearly. [ light laughter ] >> we do. >> jimmy: but now you have another blockbuster on the way, "red 2." and it's got all sorts of fun stuff. we will get into talking about that. but, i'd like to play game with you we'll call "favorites." okay? here we go. >> let's do it. >> jimmy: favorite band, beatles or stones? >> stones. >> jimmy: favorite film format. dvd, vhs, or laser disc? >> dvd. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i was hoping you'd say laser disc. [ light laughter ] >> oh. >> jimmy: that's all right. favorite social media, twitter or facebook? neither? >> internet. >> jimmy: internet. there you go. okay, internet. [ laughter ] >> i go internet. >> jimmy: internet counts. favorite shore, jersey or pauly? >> oh, jersey shore. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, y

. >> a fact that is not lost on sherry. >> are you ready to learn your number thing on the phone. >>ure. >> who is helping her adjust on her first day in jail. >> when she walked in she was scared to death, shaking. i grabbed her and stayed up with her last night and taking care of her. showing her the ropes. my case right now, i need to trust someone. i feel like i got nobody. just myself. i know in jail it is not the ideal place to find someone because they are out for themselves. that's where i met sherry and she came in and took me under my wing. >> she is serving one year for failure to pay child support. a variety of drug charge which she pled not guilty. >> hit one five times and there will be a pause and it will tell you what to do from there. you can find out your area information. >> i have been in jail numerous times in and out. unfortunately i know the ropes. that's not something i'm proud of. >> we're going to have to get you a new bracelet. >> come on. >> i'm going to need to talk to you. >> taking charge. you don't want to go to the hole, honey. >> she needs a new brac

[cheers and applause] from jersey city, new jersey, please welcome sherry-ann rowland. [cheers and applause] hi, baby doll. mwah! oh, sherry-ann, i heard you backstage a few minutes ago saying that you were having sort of a cinderellae. moment here.

we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, good morning sherri... who e ve with us?>> if you need a dog in your life, we've got an option for you. sherry franklin with muttville senior dog rescue has brought in beatrice this morning. she is the teeniest little thing, sherry. >> she is, she's 3 1/2 pounds. oh, my gosh. this morning her tail is up and wagging. >> even when she's nervous, she doesn't become aggressive, she just falls asleep, that's a good quality for a dog. tell us about the story. the past to get to muttville has been quite a long one. >> yes. she was at the stockton shelter and then was rescued by the -- taken in at the berkeley shelter, and then they called us because they figured that we could probably place her easier. you know, we have the audience for the old dogs. so now she's with us. so i'm sure she's a little -- you know, she's been bounced around. >> from shelter to shelter. >> she's so sweet. >> i want to remind everybody about the wonderful things your organization does. you take them in after other shelters -- their time has run up at oth

sherry. what would you tell the wife to do? what would you tell the patient in this case, if he ever agrees to be your patient, to do to kill this problem, at least so we won't know about it ever again. >> you know, therein lies the problem. if the internet and social media did not exist, we would not know about this. i guarantee you a lot of the other politician that they're doing in private. he needs to find other tools, other outlets. >> would you take away his cell phone? they say people with real alcohol problems is don't hang around bars. >> he needs to be in a 12-step program. it has to do with intimacy and with connection. and with self-soothing. >> can you keep him away from a computer at night? can you keep him away from being alone with a computer? >> that's a good point. that is a good point. probably in the short term when he was in treatment he was required to do that. >> some clubs you go to, they don't let you bring your cell phone or computer. maybe he should hang around those clubs. i'm serious. is that part o

i was your newest senator and on the way here i was telling sherry and claire how important this area was. i spent the most time here outside of chicago and how much it represented what's best in america and folks who are willing to work hard and do right by their families and i came here to talk about what a changing economy was doing to the middle class and what we as a country needed to do to give every american a chance to get ahead. i had spent a year traveling the state and listening to your stories. of proud may tag workers losing their jobs when the plant moved to mexico. a lot of folks here remember that. of teachers whose salary ares were not keeping up with the rising costs of groceries. of young people who had the drive and energy but not the money to afford a college education. [ applause ] >> so, these were stories of families who had worked hard. believed in the american dream but they felt like the odds were stacked against them and they were right. things had changed. in the period after world war ii a growing middle class was the engine of our prosperity. whether you

sherri ozawa directs the hospital's bloodless surgery program. >> many, many patients, estimates ares many as 40 or 50% of patients come to surgery who are anemic. they don't have enough blood cells. very simply, dealing with that ahead of time, helping to build those patients' blood up eliminates even the question of transfusion for many patients. we could perform even serious surgeries and even life threatening situations bloodlessly with much greater success than other people would have expected, even than we expected initially. >> and there is the cost of blood. >> it's immensely expensive and if it's done for no good reason that is billions of dollars of waste in the healthcare system. it costs about $1,100 to give one unit of blood. not to buy it, to transfuse one unit of blood. >> when englewood's program began in 1994 there were fewer than ten hospitals offering programs for surgery without blood transfusions. today there are about 150 and many more are in development. there is more to successful bloodless surgery than preparation. at englewood they practice precision surgery

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sherry out on sarah sherry our thirteen are we know that this group of course is is a terrorist group but i don't think the government is doing anything basically dinner to. stop that and i would say at one point even they flirted with this group the government is run by the islamist party and i think the islamists it's not you are listening to the people it's not listening in to the opposition parties or the opposition parties so i think the rift is why did it and there's some kind of myopia is there some kind if you like this kind of thing and you know this you know to the pulse of the street and i think this you know you know the situation. that we have today which is really explosive to me is. hundreds of outraged protesters have been wreaking havoc in brazil's made just cities ransacking banks and setting cars on fire the country has been witnessing chaos in the streets for almost two months now people have been expressing their anger over the cost of the twenty four team a world cup local journalists are running explains how events unfold it was here were three or four and shoul

sherry out on sarah sherry yeah but you know we know that this group of course is is a terrorist group but i don't think the government is doing anything basically to. stop that and i would say at one point even they flirted with this group the government is run by these that was party and i think the islamists go it's not you're listening to the people it's not listening in to the opposition parties or the opposition parties so i think the rift is why did it and there's some kind of myopia is there some kind if you like this kind of theater and you know it's you know the pulse of the street and i think. you know the situation that we have today which is really exclusive to. it was thought to be america's largest fraud scheme in years five people have been charged with stealing more than three hundred million dollars by siphoning people credit cards but now face trial and could spend decades in jail if convicted blake's got the story. we had five guys four russian nationals and one ukrainian man who over the course of around seven years were able to penetrate a number of the networks o

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that can be a problem in the sinuses. >> for sherry it's been a comfortable recovery. she is now hoping to get longer term benefits. >> it means i won't constantly get sick it will all be worth it. i'm very active person normally but i haven't done it for months and hopefully that will change. >> according to the developers the device cut the need for oral steroid immediateations after surgery. >> next, a puppy's tale of survival. delicate rescue after a wild ride in >>> check out this dramatic video of a dog rescue in florida. somehow he got stuck between the steering mechanism and axle. it crossed between three cities and driver heard the dog. they freed the dog. >> it was like the indy 500 put crew out there. they had the wheel off the cruiser and working to rescue the dog that was trapped up n there. >> the puppy was taken for a vet for a checkup. rescuers are trying to figure out hotdog belongs to. >> same sex wedding at san francisco's city hall with special significance. official performed thousands of marriages finally has his own. >> and sound of wedding bells

her daughter is coming out. >> sherri ly, fox 5 news ooc. >> firefighters from across the country paid their final respects today to the 19 arizona firefighters killed in the line of duty -- firefighters were killed after a wildfire picked up and blew out of control. so many people attended today's ceremony crowds were forced to watch from outside an arena's doors. vice president biden and arizona governor brewer attended. >> they were 19 heroes. gone at the turn of the wind. >> they embraced life to save lives. a cliff jumper, a son of a firefighter, confident, committed, determined, trustworthy, passionate. they were firefighters. >> the service was the last of handful of memorials for the men before the first of 19 funerals begin later in the week. >> it is a test many women are eager to take but fear the cost. tonight a new supreme court ruling is working in their favor and one d.c. lawmakers wants to make sure everyone who works in d.c. gets paid sick leave. more on the proposal when we come back. >> car thieves are picking up more pick

. >> sherri ly has the story ooch. >>. >> right now i'm working onto hour glass itself and building outand. >> every person has a story like the medical student who doesn't get enough sleep. >> it doesn't stop. and the time is just running out. it's too much. >> and reggina holiday tells their stories. one mural at a time. >> it is a lot of hours and a lot of labor and labor of love. >> her canvass is a business jacket and every painting is about healthcare whether it's an illness or the unfairness. her own son feels paying to park at an hospital to visit his dieing father. >> part of this is when you're explaining your jacket you want people to stop and ask what's the story. >> she calls the walking gallery. anyone can send in a jacket give wrej gina their story and she paints them for free -- reggina. the only rule is you have to wear the jacket two or three times to a public event or conference. other artists help but reggina does most of the work -- work. shows painted all but 25 of the jackets in gallery this will be her 227th. >> our goal we're going to march because we've got to

more on that with sherry in seoul. sherry? >> thanks so much for that. we have been warned of such slowdown in the growth of this smartphone market in recent weeks, right? this time coming directly from samsung electronics itself like you saw on the board there, samsung electronics shares off by a percent today, even after giving up some 14% since early june on those -- the smartphone-related worries. samsung saying in earnings statement this morning that it is a smartphone market is expected to continue growing, but at a slower pace and i thought it was pretty interesting that samsung said this morning also in the statement that the components business contribution will gradually increase. remember, it does have chips and panels on top of its consumer electronics businesses as well and they did pretty well this past quarter, especially with memory chips and premium displays. but, still, samsung is citing one delayed economic recovery in europe and, two, risks from increased competition from -- for its smartphone and other set products as potential downs

it was my first big speech as your newest senator and on the way here i was telling sherry and claire about how important this area was. it was one of the areas i spent the most time in outside of chicago and how much it represented what's best in america and folks who were willing to work hard and do right by their families. i came here to talk about what a changing economy was doing to the middle class and what we as a kun country needed to do to give american a chance to get ahead in the 21st century. i just spent a year traveling the state and listening to your stories of proud maytag workers losing their jobs when the plant moved down to mexico. a lot of folks here remember that. [ applause ] of teachers whose salaries weren't keeping up with the rising cost of groceries. of young people who had the drive and the energy but not the money to afford a college education. [ applause ] these were stories of families who had worked hard, believed in the american dream, but they felt like the odds were increasingly stacked against them. they were right. the things had changed. in the pe

sherry sheffield is a contributing writer to the washington post, the route and the georgetowner, and she says that in order to have a fabulous backyard barbecue, you need the perfect wine. so she has brought an array of wines and let's start on our far left. >> reporter: absolutely. >> what we have here is a chicken sausage with barbecue baked beans. sometimes it is hard to figure out what to do with white meat when it is grilled, so we want to do something sweet with it. this is a reese ring. >> where find it too, too sweet. i find it easy. i'll have it with anything. >>> next we have short ribs, and that is also sometimes tricky, because we always put a than i -- a sauce on it. the sin fan dell is very food friendly, so it will pair well with your barbecue. >> oh that is good. >> so not everybody wants barbecue beef or pork. >> did you fix this, this morning? >> just ten minutes ago. >> it is delicious. >> we have shrimp and shrimp is grilled and paired with watermelon salad, so we have sweet and savory. please try this,. >> these are my two favorites. >> excellent. >> and then we

i know that sherry is in the back as well having have you found b r tshlgss that are completed much more quickly so the frustration is there. and the b r t projects are really critical to the city i'm excited about now a projects that are coming up later. i said there are a new alternative for the b r t that my eliminate the parking situation and there's public outreach in an aggressive campaign that will get people more familiar with the promises. so i'm working with the mta to move the opening date much sovereign on the b r t project and i appreciate the concerns but i'm hoping we can move those items quickly >> thank you chester with the authority. this item begins on 97 of your packet. it's a request for the fund for the gary project and that conceptual phrase manufacture i have a brief presentation about the remaining work to be done. the gary corridor is one of the busiest project in the city with the 38 limited bus lines. this project focuses on providingors bus riders with faster services and speeding up boarding and better conditions arrest this the the solution of the bus rapid

sherrie johnson is here to explain. what are the complaints? >> police are saying they did everything they could to find him. neighbors are not so sure. the body of 7 year old michael kingsbury was found in an abandoned car two doors down from his home. michael was seen in an alley near the home in dc trinidad and found 40 feet from where the child had been last seen by family members 32 hours before. it only took first responders minutes to arrive but too late. he had died. many people are upset questioning how he wasn't found earlier, police parked their cars feet from the car the child was found in. >> this is sad. i don't know what i'm going to do. the mother says her son had autism spectrum disorder and said the only other time he wondered off he was found a door away. so far police don't suspect foul play but continue to search for answers. >>> every time this happens, every time we report, we wonder how a pair of relatives could leave a child in a burning car, it happened again, 16-month-old baby died after left in a hot car for hours. l

. >> says detroit deserves the bailout, and sherry disagrees with that. so, steve, bailout. we're going to say the b word on a friday here? why do you think this is -he rio right now. >> at first i have to say when i heard about it i said, detroit made its own mistakes. let them go bankrupt. but i thought about it in terms of the bailouts of wall street in 2008. >> the big banks issue automaker. >> these are folks who failed at their core competency and we still bailed them out these private companies and didn't work out so bad. we got most of that reimbursed and the companies are now doing farley welch these are public sector employees who were promised a certain benefit. in some sense a deal is a deal. they didn't do anything wrong. and now we're saying, oh, you have to. bear the brunt of these mistakes by the people who have run the city of detroit, when we bailed out these folk whose were making millioned of dollars. >> he is point ought the slippery slope. we picked on certain companies to bail out. we're not going to bail out one of our biggest cities? >> as was discus

sherrie johnson has more on the story and the efforts taken to find the young man.what is most shocking is crews and searchers found him feet from where he was last seen. >> that's right. the body of michael kings bury was found 40 feet from where he was last seen. there are requests about the search for him. he was found in an abandoned car two doors down from his northeast washington home. his mother says michael was seen in an alley in trinidad. the autistic child was seen by family members 32 hours before that. i took first responders minutes to arrive but too late. he had died. many people are very upset, questioning how kings bury wasn't found earlier. police parked their cars feet from where the child was found in. some say they don't think the police did enough to find the child. this is something police deny. >> i think anybody who was here during the course since the child went missing could tell you otherwise. there were police officers all over the neighborhood. >> the mother says her son had autism spectrum disorder. the only other time he wondered off

cynthia sherry, what do you have coming out this year? >> the afghan war lord who lead the u.s.special forces to overtopple the taliban. on horseback. he's an interesting character. she's been fighting the taliban for thirty years. our author, bryan glenn williams is a professor at dart mouth. he lived with him and got know his family. it's a unique access. it when the u.s. forces pull out of afghanistan, he's been fighting the taliban for all the years is likely to come back to the forefront. >> he's been an ally of the u.s. while we've in afghanistan. >> in the u.s. -- that's him there in the center. he also believes -- he's an unique character. he believes in the education of women in afghanistan. and he's a bit of a -- he has some liberal tendencies. he's very much against the taliban and the extremists. >> what was it like for the professor williams to write this book? i mean, how well did he get to know him. >> he got to live with him and get to know, you know, some of his family and friends response yeah, i think it was a unique experience for him. yeah. it's kind of a un

. >> sherry, lesson, i'm sure i tick some people off with that analysis that we did but do you agreek you, rethink the purchase. what if your air conditionser goes out, hot water heater, leaky roof. if that's the difference, you are stretching yourself too thin. >> not so much, broi an. >> what do you mean, not so much. >> it is not like a mercedes. you have to live somewhere. it is a matter of buying an affordable home. as more and more investors have jumped in and driven prices up, rental rates are up too. so rental rates are up more than -- >> but if $184 a month is going to decide whether you can afford the home, you can't afford that home. >> well you buy a less expensive home like diana said. that's why we are seeing more movement in the lower priced homes now. you have to live somewhere. i'm cautiously optimistic that most average americans who are moving off the fence now, are looking to lock in their rates instead of maybe looking to adjustable rates. but i'm optimistic they have learned over the last few years that this time period you should use to increase credit score, s

sherrie johnson shows us how the program is making a difference for students in our area. >> meagan, yes, that's right, kids bowl free serves more than 1 million children nationwide and locally 1500 kids participate. it's a way to keep them off the streets out of trouble and having a little fun during the summer break. here at stone lanes, kids found a fun way to beat the heat. learning about duck pin bowling. kids bowl free. boys and girls enjoy two free games everyday, all summer. >> it's something to do for summer. time and resources have been cut out. parents have something to do with the kids during the day. >> the 6th year for kids bowl free. 1200 bowling centers participate from coast to coast. nationally it serves more than 1 million children and locally 1500 kids participate. >> it's a good program. even for the kids who don't have anything at home would be able to do something like bowl. >> that's awesome that if you are over 12, which is usually kids, you can still go to bowl for free. >> it is differentm some of the little ones got in on the fun, the older ones found it c

hi, sherry.w and because of this a young man is dead. trayvon martin did not die in vain. trayvon did receive justice not by the court system but by the revelation of the disdain of racism. >> stephanie: he was pronounced not guilty, but he's not innocent, either. let's go to--let's see craig in alabama, you're on "the stephanie miller show"." >> caller: hey, stevie, i was just calling to tell you i'm joining the race traitor rankings with you. >> stephanie: come on, come on with me. >> caller: and i hope black people don't take my black card from me, but i don't think that george zimmerman was a racist. i think by conditioning through his 29 years. you go to the movies. the villain is the black guy. he saw trayvon martin in this hoodie at night and he automatically profileed him as being up to no good even though the kid was minding his own business. he didn't pull out his gun to shoot trayvon martin because he was black. i they he pulled it out and shot him because he got his ass kicked. >> ste

i was telling sherry sherry and clear about how important this area was.the areas that i have spent the most time in outside of chicago and how much it represented what is best in america and the folks who are willing to work so hard and do right by their families. i came here to talk about what a changing economy was doithe mid. and what we as a country needed to do to give every american a great chance to get ahead in the 21st century. you see, i have just spent a year traveling the states and listening to your stories. stories of proud maytag workers when the plant go down to mexico. a lot of folks here certainly remember that. and if teachers whose salaries were not keeping up with the rising cost of groceries. of young people who have the drive and energy, but not the money to afford a college education. [cheers] [applause] so these were stories of families who have worked hard, believed in the american dream, and they felt that the odds were increasingly stacked against them. and they were right. things had changed. in the period after world war ii,

16 girls were ejected from the plane, the two friends were travelling to a summer camp together, sherry shih spoke with their parents. >> they camped together for the summer camp, if one didn't want to come and the other one will make it too. >> they were only going to go if they could go together. >> that's right. >> 14 passengers and crew members are still in the hospital, two are in critical condition. many of the other survivors are being isolated under tight security at the airport crown plaza hotel, where asiana airlines has booked every room, attorney frank petry is one of the few outsiders allowed inside. >> you have met them. >> what are they like right now? >> they are stared, they are in this catch-22. i want to go home, i want to be with my family, but i don't want to get on an airplane. >> some of the survivors staying at the hotel tell us they are anxious and uncertain about their future here, and they are not getting clear answers from the airline. they have been given $400 cash, but, jim, their needs one week after the crash are far greater than that. >> axelrod: carter,

sherry. what would you tell the wife to do? what would you tell the patient in this case to do to kill this problem, at least so we won't know about it ever again? >> you know, therein lies the problem. if the internet and social media did not exist, we would not know about this. i guarantee you a lot of the other politicians have other issues that they're doing in private. the problem is this man's compulsion and addiction involves the internet. he needs to find other tools, other outlets, other ways of coping. >> would you take away his cell phone? they say people with real alcohol problems is don't hang around bars. i believe that when i drank too much. >> he needs to be in a 12-step program. it has to do with intimacy and it has to do with connection. it has to do with self-soothing. >> can you keep him away from a computer at night? i assume he does this at night. can you keep him away from being alone with a computer? >> that's a good point. you do tell an alcoholic to stay out of the bars. so that is a good point. and pr

sherrie johnson is here with more on what police are doing. >> police are stepping up marked patrols in the area, and they say they're closing in on some suspects who have averaged a burglary per day for the last month. it happed almost on a daily basis and in one case the burglar confronted the woman asleep on her couch and took her cell phone. he later appeared in a picture holding a gun on her facebook page. one man interrupted a criminal as he tried to enter his home on a sunday afternoon. >> people are doing it during the day, and they don't care if there's anyone at home or not. with two kids, it's terrifying. we have an alarm and everything but it doesn't make you feel safe anymore. >> police are asking people in canton to help police by keeping an eye out for suspicious activity until the burglars are caught. baaing to you. >> thank you so much. in new jersey law enforcement charged with killing a lansdowne man in a road rage incident is expected in court. joseph walker is accused of shooting joseph harvey following an incident last month. walker used his agency issued handgu

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. >> reporter: ...voters like sherry lundine are growing frustrated. >> there are too many people thatgone. and he may end up hanging on by his fingernails, but i just really don't think that he's doing the city any good. >> i'm clearly doing something wrong. >> reporter: filner has released a video response to allegations of sexual harassment, but more than a week after those allegations were first made public, he insists he will not resign. in his apology to the city, the mayor asked for forgiveness. >> i am embarrassed to admit that i have failed to fully respect the women who work for me and with me, and that at times i have intimidated them. >> bob filner is tragically unsafe for any woman to approach. >> reporter: former city council member donna fry was a longtime filner ally. now she, along with democrats in congress and environmental groups, are one by one demanding that filner step down. fry read accounts from unnamed accusers. >> "mayor filner grabbed me and kissed me. i was able to push myself away." >> reporter: but no formal complaints or criminal charges have been filed.

to be driven charge and that this is part of it why did crackdown against the green by the minute sherry no sign is backing down many people are dying the violence is continuing leading many to feed that this will only get worse meanwhile political analysts dr are going to m. believes the military is trying to hide its crackdown on the opposition by calling it a war on terror. this is this is the reality of them it lets you military coup folding in front of our eyes this is the military this is the reality of the coup military you will try to force it all on edge and on the people and you will have to fight back the country is divided that's no doubt about that i'm not saying the country is united just the word terrorism is a very like political word and cc's using it is using the war in terror just to bring and his own crackdown islamist and put it in make it like sound more american war into or isn't that the same war that george w. bush started so he wants to tell his friends in the united states that i'm doing the same as you do and i'm fighting terrorism too but in fact it is not in