. >> i'm shirley moore the clean air health alliance i'm with the belview and in charge the candle stick committee thank you. >> hello i'm julia with at clean air health alliance i live next to candle stick park and as shirley said we've stopped the inclusion and there's extremely high rates of religious picture rates the reason we don't want an implosion the work needs to be done we're not convinced as a community that lamar is doing the work and letting north not letting us in we've had a number of the violations and after the conference we'll bring those to education they're not working there are dust piles u.s. bancorp covered for weeks i look out my window they've done nothing about it they know we're concerned and see it on the 1131 they gave us a map i'm going to put this here can we bring it up great those are the four locations their dust monitors i've searched and searched and i mean i are went back four or five of times i couldn't believe it myself here we are in the the location that is close it to the elementary school by the gillman playground this year's there's supposed t

>> just asking a question. >> shirley you must be kidding. >> you think eric just went too far? whoa, bob. >> god knows where i was in previous life. >> that's true. >> you're living -- >> lord knows where you were once in this life. >> that's right. there have been a few of them. i was going to make comment here and i let it go because i think publishers haven't just went through the process of selling a book. some are clueless, some don't get it, but most don't read the book. so maybe this is an effort to try to gin up sales after the fact. >> could be. andrea imagine if you went to the mother of a murdered child and said maybe your kid probably killed somebody in a previous life. that's kind of wrong but that's exactly what she did in a more cowardly way because she did it in a book and not to people's faces. >> so you wonder, one, who is she friends with? right? who does she surround herself with? to dana's point somebody had to read and edit this book. and same thing with lina dunham's book. there were reviews done on the book where people did read it and praised it. so i d

hi shirley. 85-year-old shirley is one of them. she bought her condo. what a great view you have. >> yes. >> reporter: she paid almost all in cash. now she case if she sold the unit she gets $46, 500. the equity she built up over a lifetime nearly $200,000 gone. where would you go? >> no place. i would have to go in a tent or something, i don't know. >> reporter: did it ever occur to you that this could happen to you? >> no never. i thought when you opened something, you owned it. >> reporter: since the law passed state records show 217 complexes affecting close to 20,000 units. jo is a retired cop, a decorated war veteran, his wife a retired school teacher. living in florida was a retirement dream in this village near tampa. >> ewe loved the idea of having a condo. we didn't have to worry about taking care of things. >> we thought we'd spent fart of the year west. and in the cole months this is an our florida home. >> investors joined forces and own most of the unit. >> i call this my condo research file. >> reporter: the cunninghams and neighbours are

. >> she, shirley. >> hi. >> 85-year-old shirley love grin is one of them. she also bought her condo from rest wick partners. >> . >> ba a great slew you have. >> she paid $217,000 almost all of it in the cash. >> the pond. >> that's why i picked this piece of property. >> now she says she sold the unit, she gets $46,500, the equity she has built up over a lifetime nearly $200,000, gone. >> where would you go. >> no place, i'd have to go in a tent or something, i don't know. >> did it ever ooccur to you that this could happen to you. >> no. never. >> i thought when you own something, you own it. >> since the law was passed state record show 217 condo complexes have been terminated. effecting close to 20,000 condo units. >> where do you want to go to dine tonight. >> joe cunningham is a retired cop, a decorated street nan war veteran, his wife linda is a retired schoolteacher. snowbirding in florida where their retirement dream. here at lands burg village near tampa. >> we really loved the idea of having a condo. because we didn't have to worry about taking c

then they had the draft lottery which is the most democratic thing according to shirley jackson thata high number and totally lucked out. this was during vietnam which no one has explained what that war was about. >> what can you tell people to say other than thank you for your service? because when people say that i know they're trying to generally connect with veterans. >> i think the big thing is, from a veteran's standpoint, we love "thank you for your service" because it means a lot and it's very heartfelt when it's said. but we don't want thank you for your service will be the end of the conversation. thank you for your service, now let me move on and get my latae. ask me about my service and understand what you're thanking me for. >> larry: if you could tell the american people, because i think sometimes we shouldn't hear from the presidents and the media, we should hear from the military, what would you say if someone asked you what it's about? >> from the vast majority of soldiers i serve with, you won't hear a major socioeconomic dissertation of what they were fighting for.

but wusa9 call for action director shirley rooker is here. she says you need to make sure the money you save won't be costly to your health in the long run. welcome. first and foremost, how can consumers protect themselves? >> it can be difficult. you do have to do a lot of checking. we're not talking about legitimate websites. we're talking about the rogue websites that sell you counterfeit medicines take don't require you to have a prescription to fill fill the medicine. the national board of pharmacies has a website. it's called pp -- [ stand by for captions ] there's legit script and that looks at tens of thousands of websites. surprisingly enough only 2000 of the 40 something thousand they looked at turned out to be legit. just be careful. remember, you don't know where that organization, that company is located. >> good advice, shirley. nice to meet you. all the information from those links are on the wusa9 call for action papering. there you can also -- page. there you can also volunteer or file a complaint. it's all available on wusa9

. >> mohamed owns this shirley's express convenience store on new york's long island. has managed to dodge a big bullet in his line of work -- getting robbed -- until now. it's just past midnight and mohammed is finishing up some paperwork before locking up for the night. >> my head is down on my paperwork, and the guy come quick and say give me the money, give me the money. >> the robber tosses the phone violently and waves a baseball bat, an threatening mohamed. >> he said hurry up, give me the money. i sailed hold on. let me give you money. >> one wrong move could have deadly consequences. convenience store murders are near the top of the list of workplace slayings in the u.s. every year. and now the phone is across the room so he can't call the cops. but the clerk has been hiding something from the robber with the menacing bat. he's got a weapon of his own, a big gun under the counter. what would you do in this situation? would you fight back? break out the gun? or just give the man threatening you with a weapon what he wants. >> that's the moment i had to decide m

he actually said shirley temple and i said yes and he gave me the shirley temple and everyone in the laughed at me. i want a line where that can't happen. this is my main priority. >> a bar at a strip mall? that's on you. that's really on you. >> it was behind a taco bell. >> that's worse. >> where else would it be this. >> you never want to be behind a taco bell. >> that's commitment, that's what that is. >> i am not sure that was a bar. >> behind a taco bell that's kind of -- i don't know. that's something bad, joanne. you were a bartender or so you claim. would this make your job easier? we don't need to do two lines. it is called being a good bartender. people don't mind waiting a moment if they know they are being helped. the way to do it -- i am modeling the stupid mojito that i hate making. my head is up and you say you want a beer great. i am shaking the cocktail in one hand and pouring a beer in the other. it is easy to do both. and if you can't, prioritize what you need to do and pass off other things to other bartenders. i just can't do this all in this short show. i have

students from rodney thompson, shirley hime and hh pool will go to new schools. total of 408 students will move. mostly to stafford county middle school which is seeing underenrollment. >>> four things to know as you head out. state department employee is in court this morning. he's accused of trying to solicit a minor. >>> a mosque in the district is vandalized for a second time. the ivy city mosque was vandalized the first time monday night and again yesterday. she ripped they ripped down wall hangings and broke chairs. >>> congress has until midnight tonight to make a deal or the department of home and security runs out of hope. thousands face furloughs or work without pay. lawmakers will try to it for a short term fix. >>> and there will be have a trash collectorsndweekend. >>> and prince george's county prince william county spotsylvania and fredericksburg city schools all on a two hour delay. of course you can check the status on the nbc washington app anytime. >>> we have a cloudy sky now looking off to the west. we should get sun breaking out later this m

. >> police say christopher shirley was so high, he couldn't stay awake for his mugshot.thorities say the 20 year old admits to getting high on synthetic pot, then driving to houston area wal-mart. but he never made it inside. police found shirley asleep in his truck which was still in gear, by the way and had backed into a parked car. he is facing dwi charges this morning. >> well, happening today 21st annual polar bear plunge, thousands of very brave souls expected to take a dip in the atlantic at about 2:00. it is part of a variety of events all weekend long, raising money for charity thank goodness, for a good cause, right? by the way we did check with carol and this morning's walter temperature 38 degrees. so it, may actually feel warmer for those swimmers, than for the rest of us crazy stuff. little drier but still pretty coal here, runners across the country strip down to their undies all for great cause. the annual cupid under i run takes place in south philadelphia, this is actually video from last year's run where they raised $2.8 million to benefit the tumor fo

this is shirley speaking. how may i help you? ♪ oh hey, neill, how are you? how was the trip?h nearly 7 million investors he's right here. hold on one sec. you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. >> kevin: this game's had everything and it's a place that arizona has had trouble before. last year they lost to the number two team in the land here and they're down by five to arizona state with 3:17 to play. 33 straight weeks, that's in jeopardy now. with time ticking away, just a great game here from the desert. >> sean: i give arizona state a lot of credit. they played a very smart, controlled game. >> kevin: blake channelling the ball. not the freshman holder, who played so brilliantly. now, it's holder. kicks it out. cut off, stolen, in trouble. look at the play of mcconnell. off the head it's -- and we get a foul. >> sean: what a play. you get on the floor, t.j. mcconnell gets after it. advances the ball and york kind of through it down on barnes. >> kevin: i

[laughter] >> preach mama shirley. >> i couldn't argue with that. >> i think when you live together,an use that money as you're living together -- >> carol is putting her coat on -- >> she's leaving. >> carol, i've been a dream to live with, haven't i? okay, don't answer that. >> girl's got her scarf on now. >> i've lived with both of my husbands, the first one and the current one, before i got married. >> but do you see the point of the study though? i mean you start to see these things about the other person, there's no mystery, and maybe it's for the wrong reasons too. you said economical reasons or just plain laziness that you don't want to move out because it takes a lot of work, katie breaking up. >> i'm telling you all my friends who lived with their boyfriends before getting married are either divorced or never got married because they're getting all the perks of marriage without having to make a commitment -- >> driving that car. >> if you're living in a represent-controlled apartment -- >> oh, and by the way, if you get divorced, you do get to keep the ring if you've been m

our leader councilwoman marian tasco, a member of the dnc, state senator shirley kitchen and the entire senate delegation and sharel parker and chair of the philly house delegation as well. our business community represented by who was just here yesterday for a different announcements dan hillfordy, that took on a leadership role and greg fox, the chair of the pennsylvania convention center. our hospitality community, i know that jack ferguson is running around somewhere and julie coker and merle levitz and just for extra support of course we see our great men and women in blue, the philadelphia police department and the fire department is represented. [ applause ] so as you can imagine, we are particularly excited about this opportunity. what i want to do is i have some prepared remarks and we'll of course take questions, but i want to give those that are not here with us at the moment the opportunity to have their voices heard through the wonders of technology, hopefully it will actually work -- if mark and company or someone in the back, if governor rendell can hear me would you plea

shirley and other neighbors plan to attend that meeting and hopefully get those problems resolved. live in san francisco, back to you. >> the developer and the city previously said they had not detected high-levels of dust in the area. >>> a women was hit and killed this afternoon after she chased after her dog. it happened at a busy intersection of wolfe road around two clock. witnesses say the woman was walking her dog on the sidewalk when it is an into the street. that is what a car driving by lost control and hit her as well as another woman. people living in the area say the the intersection is dangerous. >> i almost got gotten hit. people do not stop. i walk up there. i almost gotten hit numerous times. >> the other woman is in critical condition. the driver of the car stayed at the scene and is cooperating with the investigators. >>> one of two food vendors hit the by a car yesterday has died. the police say he is a 40-year- old man, he and his wife were at their fruit stand when a car slammed into them and kept going. the driver then hit two cars and a pole before coming to

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i'm shirley jay a tenant at the hotel 34, 6th street since 2011.ince i heard about the proposal for the redistricting i've been excited and concerned excited for the tenderloin station will be helpful us with police protection concern including two malls that would harm the police presence everyone i've spoken to in any building feels the stage i same two weeks ago i was the victim of robbery at 8:30 at night the response time 9 police took two days they found any purse with any identifications and all the stuff i was robbed of $30,000 and also it's not that i don't love the police department i love the city and i want to keep them in our area the redistricting where we really, really need them thank you >> thank you. next speaker. (clapping.) good evening, commissioners command staff chief suhr my name is david elliott lewis with the health board and tenant advocate with the collaborative i also live right by the corner of larkin and farrell is a boundary between to predicts between the tenderloin precinct and a boundary that's not planning on cha

shirley rooker is here with more on the topic. what are we talking about unclaimed property? >> it can be anything, stocks, bonds, bank account, jewelry, real estate, anything take hasn't been claimed for knaub of years. and the number of -- number of years. and the number of years varies by law. there's a ton of stuff sitting out there, can you believe $60 billion and that's a conservative estimate. >> is there a simple way i can find out if any of it relates to me? >> there is and i found some money that actually in my mother's name, my late mother. i don't know what i'll have to do to claim it. what you can do, the national association of unclaimed property administrators has an excellent website. it will take you to all the states, the ones that have it and most of the states do have a website for unclaimed property. put in name, the state, address if you know it but you don't have to do it. >> always good advice. of course, we have more information and links for you to find out if you're eligible on our wusa9 call for action page. and if you'd like to volunteer or file a

i'm talking about richmond resident fanny shirley who passed away at 99.5. she almost made it to 100. she was loved by her parents, her sister, evey who is deceased. brother murray who is also deceased. her son richard rothman an advocate from the richmond district. his wife nikki and his daughter and husband marty who also passed away unfortunately and granddaughter emily and brother-in-law and nieces nephews and cousins. she was a proud native of san francisco. fanny, she was born in 1915 and grew up in the fillmore district. and in the russian neighborhood. sandy met her future husband a new york native on muni. they were married on june 1, 941. they lived on webster until richmond in a home built by her father. they lived there happily only half block from golden gate block and a mile from the golden gate bridge for their lives. sandy was part of the community activities and a member of the sister god sisterhood and a member of the san francisco chapter where she served as treasurer. she worked at the memorial blood count bank and she and bob worked at t

this is shirley speaking. how may i help you? ♪ oh hey, neill, how are you? how was the trip?nearly 7 million investors he's right here. hold on one sec. you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. coughequence #5. the sleepless night. sorry. robitussin dm max nighttime's dual action liquid instantly soothes your throat and delivers fast, powerful cough relief. robitussin. don't suffer the coughequences. man (sternly): where do you think you're going? mr. mucus: to work, with you. it's taco tuesday. man: you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. i'm go od all day. [announcer:] mucinex keeps working. not 4, not 6 but 12 hours. let's end this >>> to the "index" tonight, outrage over another glitch to the obama care website. 800,000 receiving bad forms. >>> and kurt busch out of the daytona 500. judges ruling he committed domestic violence on his girlfriend. >>> when we come back neil patrick harris hugh jackman, and word of magic at

i almost said shirley. i don't think it is shirley. i'm missing one and i'm sorry. >> imagine that. and carrie. will i'm going to write will really big right here. >> thank you guys. >> i was thinking of will.i.am the singer but it made no sense when i looked at you. >>> guess where i'm going to be on saturday? tomorrow i am going to be at the withinnn dixie on overseas highway in tavernier, florida. you can come by and have some -- stuff. >>> you paid a professional to do some work on your home but they botched the job. what can you do? we'll ask a really really great lawyer. she's coming up with that and more of your legal matters. >> right after this. even if it's your last one always share the softness of kleenex america's number one tissue. and share your story at kleenexcare.com i get out of work, and i go to the store, and somebody says, smellin' around, "i smell cookies." i said, "oh no you just smell me, i just got out of work that's honey bunches of oats, that's all." i said "don't eat me now." ♪ sheep, a pig and a cat ♪ ♪ hm ♪ ♪ a sheep, a pig and a cat ♪ ♪ hay daaaaaaaay

i'm talking about richmond resident fanny shirley who passed away at 99.5. she almost made it to 100. she was loved by her parents, her sister, evey who is deceased. brother murray who is also deceased. her son richard rothman an advocate from the richmond district. his wife nikki and his daughter and husband marty who also passed away unfortunately and granddaughter emily and brother-in-law and nieces nephews and cousins. she was a proud native of san francisco. fanny, she was born in 1915 and

shirley and other neighbors plan on being here to demand answers. cate cauguiran kpix 5. >>> a cleanup job now needed at the top of san jose city hall. take a look at this. taggers hit a wall near a staircase. the janitor tells kpix 5 it likely happened over the weekend. it's not clear how the person got access to the top floor. >>> high profile sexual harassment case against a silicon valley venture capital firm went to court today. ellen powell pictured here with her ex-partners is suing cliner, perkins and byers accusing the firm of sexism. sheess seeking $16 million claiming to have been sexually harassed and excluded from meetings and other functions. powell alleges the firm fired her when she complained. cliner-perkins declines the allegation. >>> defense attorneys received more evidence and police reports. police say alex sickleman injected hayes with heroin while the two were on his yacht. she left after he lost consciousness without calling for help. tichelman will be back in court in april. >>> a man accused of stealing $600 from girl scou

. >> this is a shirley bassett a bought and will repost it on the app. >> reporter: the 30-year-old executiveistant calls posh mart part consignment store part social network. she sold more than 200 used items and making new friends. >> i can say if that's your closet name, tell me about the dress and through that process you get more personal and you get to know the women. i think that's a huge part of the success of posh mart. you get to meet really empowering women and someone who all have similar interests. obviously fashion. >> reporter: the mobile app let's users plug in their sizes and then scroll through a list of used items even vintage. >> this is something i looked for, for a long time and i'm so excited i found it 10 years later. >> reporter: posh mart as luxury brands which she says helps her stay chic while buying and selling on a budget. >> in fashion it's hard to say you are going to get the money back you spent on the item but i am a savvy shopper and i have made a nice chunk of change. it's a side business for me. >> reporter: now, the app operates similar to ebay where sell

this is shirley speaking. how may i help you? ♪ oh hey, neill, how are you? how was the trip? 7 million investors he's right here. hold on one sec. you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. >> axelrod: dartmouth college made news this week when the school's president announced a campus ban on hard liquor. the move is part of an effort to prevent sexual assaults. but as jericka duncan reports, some dartmouth students doubt the measure will make much of a difference. >> reporter: the ban starts march 30, and impacts students even if they are of drinking age. do you think it will be difficult to enforce a hard liquor ban on this campus? >> i think it will be very difficult just because we have a wide, spread-out campus, especially residentially. >> reporter: dartmouth college president philip hanlon says the ban was in reaction to excessive drinking and the dangerous behavior that sometimes follows. hanlon told students and staff thursday that it is hard alcohol ra

two-thirds of the third goes to many paki al gore is 6255 show me quickly than it did anyone talk out shirley lee west a.m. getting ready to mark 70,000 people to watch the sharks and the los angeles kings you look to for recap of the gain turn to the sports program sunday night right here on kron 4 young lady who will be holding hands during people behaving badly task 50 shades of gray i will show you something stanley and you for niseis of mildred getting a ticket coming up at 9:00 tonight do not forget >>: and jesse jackson tomorrow night at 7 and do not forget that he is hosting his own life twitter. for even the weather scores of traffic as long as you put him on the air >>gary: the old guy even peyton manning and is not to promote themselves this for them and abroad are living in everyone talks about themselves and a cap and if you're exposed more if you had montana and this area i did have a mother and father was always covered for may issue of senate of a four year old. before i know what i see the japan and the by-is leading of today to take some guy outside when i got to college and

. >> it's not a joke and stop calling me shirley.laughter] >> is administration has done nothing to deal with the entitlement challenge and we've known for dozens of years that as we hit medicare social security and fewer young people were entering the workforce, we are going to have a real challenge and that spending of a percentage of the economy is going to jump from 20% to 40% if we don't do anything. so they keep saying that. but they haven't offered any solution. neil: many are working longer so it's a win-win. >> you know, in terms of making the economy work we really need to fix two kinds of entitlement. the means tested entitlement, and we know how to do that we did that with republicans three times, the third time went and signed it, we drop the cost by about a nerd. the same thing could happen if we block granted medicated we could save a trillion dollars over a decade by giving states more leeway on how to administer those programs. >> the bottom line is that it would have to be more draconian. and paul ryan is in trouble

craig shirley, thank you so much for joining us on this president reagan's 104% birthday.t obama's student loan forgiveness program remember that? guess what it's going to cost us the taxpayer? $21 billion. are you ready to pay up for that? ♪ ♪ so what about that stock? sure thing, right? actually, knowing the kind of risk that you're comfortable with i'd steer clear. really? really. straight talk. now based on your strategy i do have some other thoughts... multiplied by 13,000 financial advisors it's a big deal. and it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. every truck can tow a boat. every truck can climb a hill. every truck can haul a trailer. but not everyone can say they're the fastest-growing truck brand... in america. guts. glory. ram. ♪ >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief. a great week on wall street right now the dow jones industrial average up about 42 points 17,928. the s&p 500 up 8 points, the nasdaq composite up 17 points. some of the winners this week disney with its blowout earnings has been a great performer for the week pulling back

gerri: shirley.the missing as a defense to not do it why would they do it they said we can't move information around between people in the country. it makes it harder to do business. >> i don't yet understand the implications it could have on their business, but i do understand that 80 million people are floating out in the hands of thieves right now. whatever burden its largest on the consumer shoulders tonight. gerri: so what about not encrypting the data. how is that going to play out in the court of law? >> will that play out with a judge or jury? >> just my think it will be extremely persuasive effect of this data, social security number, e-mail addresses home addresses, just sitting there unprotected and unencrypted on anthem database and i think that is very persuasive. and i think bed it will take us a long way in court. gerri: you are also representing customers suing target. you see these as similar breaches? you see these as comparable? >> absolutely. i think that this is worse than target

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