silverman argued it wasn't his fault and asked t-mobile to honor the deal. he said his company wouldn't budge. >> just wasn't sitting right. >> reporter: then he saw another "nbc10 responds" story -- >> i'm going to write to these guys. >> reporter: we reached out to t-mobile. the company wouldn't explain what happened citing customer privacy reasons but it did give silverman the phone he wanted for the $350 price. >> i really appreciate it. >> this is another case where you want to always get everything in writing. silverman said he was quoted prices on the phone but they were never expressed in a written statement. always ask in a follow-up in the form of e-mail or letter. if you have questions on "nbc10 responds" or telemundo let us know. but best way is on the screen. >>> 6:47, 54 degrees outside. you heard correctly. >> i just want to hit the pause button. doesn't it feel great? you can see some clouds, those are the clouds moving through the city. you can see them in scapcape ma. we will see sunshine and predawn life we're getting. that's beach avenue,

silverman argued it wasn't his fault and asked t mobile to honor the deal. he said the company wouldn't budge. then he saw another nbc 10 responds story. >> ding ding ding. you know, it's like i'm going to write to these guys. >> reporter: we reached out to t mobile, the company wouldn't explain what happened. citing customer privacy reasons. but it did give silverman the phone he wanted for the $350 price it promised. >> appreciate it in helping get my money back. >> and this is another case where you want to get everything in writing. listen, silverman says he was quoted prices on the phone, but they weren't reflected in a written statement. so always ask for a follow up in the form of an e-mail or at least a letter. you got to make sure you got the stuff in writing. >> verbal doesn't mean much. >> not at all. >> not at all. somebody goes click click can't remember that. >>> listen, our recovery counter now is up to $264,815. >> it is climbing. if you have a consumer complaint for nbc 10 responds, fill out the form, write on our website or give us a call a

silverman. >> good evening commissioner president honda and mbes david silverman on behalf of did variance holder without getting into the back and forth about the letter i just printed outburst a copy of the rules of the board and award to rehearing section 9 the board may grant if the materials and circumstances have arisen and a written request must be submitted to the board for a rehearing and here's the operative language the written request shall state the nature and character of the new facts and circumstances well the request was made a couple of weeks ago no new facts and circumstances the names of witnesses or description of the documents to be produced as we heard today, the letter if dbi was signed i believe sometime today so there was not produced a couple of weeks ago finally number 3 why the evidence is not produced tests original hearing we've not heard any of the evidence about that it goes on to as a failure to experience due diligence to produce the new facts and circumstances at the previous hearing shall be deemed grounds for denial of the request so shall is pretty fo

other faces include alisa silverman. what does this 70-inch flatscre with a chainsaw?are connected to the holiday travel season. plus, reflecting on 2016. kellye: 2016 was an eventful year in our area. now, tom roussey shares the top five events. tom: number five, murder spree arrest. a man allegedly terrorized the maryland suburbs for two days, after he killed his life gladys in the high point high school parking lot. the next day he allegedly shot at montgomery and akilling two people woman at an aspen hill shopping center before being arrested. number four, ellicott city flood. july 24, six inches of rain hit ellicott killing two people and devastating main street. as the new year begins, the town is still hurting but coming back. number three, apartment explosion. august 10, seven people died after a natural gas explosion. it happened at the flower branch apartments in silver spring. more than 20 people were injured, dozens losing their homes. residents have filed lawsuits against the complex and washington gas. number two, the blizzard. it had not been a bad winte

other new faces include brianne nadeau and elissa silverman.just 18 days donald trump will be sworn in as the next president of the united states. but, he faces a point of contention with fellow republicans - russians hacking the election. abc's janai norman is in washington breaking down why trump could have a hard time overturning president obama's tough new sanctions. england's queen elizabeth the second, staying home sick on sunday. second, staying home sick on sunday. prince philip attended a traditional without his wife.. who is still recovering form the lingering effects of a cold, according to buckingham palace. there was no indication she is suffering from a more serious illness. the queen also missed the christmas church service last week for the first time in decades. redskins fans are upset about the team's loss to the giants.. which eliminates the skins from the playoffs. but for one couple.. the game was a big win. chris mudd proposed to elizabeth mclaughlin on the field, right before the game.. and she said "yes." chris says the

gloomy, arraigny day to speak with irwin silverman who is retired now.pparently his nickname is silky and he agreed to see me. he asked as. we meet in his synagogue. he arrives wearing a wild t-shirt as we set up in the room. >> you have a big owl staring at me. >> we're here to talk about the richard rosario case. >> correct. >> what do you remember about it? >> there is a lot i don't remember. and i was not really involved in that much of the case. >> he was a cop with the nypd for 41 years. most of that time as a detective in the bronx. he tells me he played a minor role in the investigation but an important one. >> this is the statement that richard rosario gave the night he turned himself in. you took that statement from him. >> yes. >> what do you make of that statement when you proceed statement? what do you make of it? >> it is a denial statement. he claims he was not involved. he claimed he was not around at the time. >>> what do you do with that when it is done? >> it is put into the file. >> when he gives that you statement of 13 alibi witness

gloomy, arraigny day to speak with irwin silverman who is retired now.arently his nickname is silky and he agreed to see me. he asked as. we meet in his synagogue. he arrives wearing a wild t-shirt as we set up in the room. >> you have a big owl staring at me. >> we're here to talk about the richard rosario case. >> correct. >> what do you remember about it? >> there is a lot i don't remember. and i was not really involved in that much of the case. >> he was a cop with the nypd for 41 years. most of that time as a detective in the bronx. he tells me he played a minor role in the investigation but an important one. this is the statement that richard rosario gave the night he turned himself in. you took that statement from him. >> yes. >> what do you make of that statement when you proceed statement? what do you make of it? >> it is a denial statement. he claims he was not involved. he claimed he was not around at the time. >>> what do you do with that when it is done? >> it is put into the file. >> when he gives that you statement of 13 alibi witnesses, i

. >> i didn't want to be introduced at jerry silverman. i couldn't see jerry silverman in hamlet.no regrets. i have had a wonderful life, a charmed life. a great career. >> just think. yes, i was a meaningless little accountant and today i'm the producer of a broadway flop! >> not stow, edward albee, of won three pulitzer prizes for his plays. his "who's afraid of virginia wolff" is a classic. >> you are a bastard. >> i? >> yeah, you. >> no two people see the same play. the experience they bring, the enthusiasms they bring, what they wish to think about. how many see the play i wrote? some, not all. >> he stairs down from the podium like this bird of prey. eyes staring past that great baby. >> who could turn a phrase like our morley safer. he never held his fire. not when he was covering vietnam. >> this is what the war in vietnam is all about. >> not when he set his sights on modern art. >> it's a white rectangle. >> right. he's a minimalist artist. and -- >> i would say so. >> we loved having him in our homes almost as much as he loved being there. >> it is on rare days like thi

that was a different detective named irwin silverman.'m on my way to yonkers, new york, on this gloomy, rainy day, to speak with irwin silverman, retired now. apparently his nickname is silky and he agreed to see me. silky, as he told me to call him, asked that we meet in his synagogue. he arrives wearing a wild t-shirt as we set up in the congregation room. big owl staring at me. we get right to it. we're here to talk about the richard rosario case. >> correct. >> what do you remember about it? >> there is a lot i don't remember. i was not really involved in that much of the case. >> it was a cop with the nypd for 41 years. most of that time as a detective in the bronx. he tells me he played a minor role in the investigation. but an important one. this is the statement that richard rosario gave the night he turned himself in. >> mm-hmm. >> you took that statement from him? >> yes, mm-hmm. >> what do you make of that statement? when you read that statement, what do you make of it? >> it is a denial statement. he claims he was not involve

other new faces include brianne nadeau, elissa silverman and trayon white who won ward 8.aking of swearing in.. we are now just over two weeks until inauguration day.. and president-elect trump will be heading to the white house which means move in day is fast approaching! trump will meet with president obama before heading to the inaugural ceremony. as soon as they walk out the door, the white house chief usher and almost 100 staffers will swing into action. staffers have just six hours to transform the white house into the new first family's home. we do not know yet what changes the trump family is requesting but the president elect has working and not decorating. it's xx and we're just getting started. we are now just days away from the presidential inauguration.. coming up..more on the changes donald trump plans on making his first day in office and his reaction to the new sanctions implemented against russia. sad to say this morning.. the redskins season..is over.. more on the heartbreaking loss and the future of one of the teams most important players.. good morning

mark silverman/abogado- centro de recursosegas para inmigrantes 2:07 como dui, crimenes de domesticaldrump se amplia los que caben en ese grupo prioritario. 1:40 ahora con la politica de conviccion puede ser en el grup1 es decir incluye a los convictos de delitos menores...como por ejemplo manejariuna licencia....involucrarse en una pelea.... eber martinez/inmigrante17:26 u tenem que andamas con cuidado p pequena podemos ser deportados 17:33frank tito/"es una medida 14:10 pienso que es una medida muy extremdido a que ps a veces las personas cometemos errores 14:15 prioritarios serian no solo los indocumentados convictos, tambien los que son simplemente acusados de cualquier tipo de crimen.... 4:11 los acusados ahora estan en lta de priidad sino hsido resuelto sua 4;18 jaqueline martinez/inmigrante 19:45 para mi si es frustrante 19:56 nos agarran y nos acusan que me paso omo el ca mio 20:00 jaqueline dice que falsamente la acusaron dun dui, y quel final lo que la salvo.... 20:37 me salve porque yo tenia la resincia rmanente o no me habrian deptado 200 segun la directiva presidencial f

probably one of the hottest restaurants in the country's aaron silverman's roses luxury.hing i would like other people in d.c. to recognize is aaron worked at the best restaurants. not just in america, but all over the place. for many years. every year, he used to work for me. host: do you consider this as good as new york in terms of creativity? david: i don't think new york is a strong as it used to be, not just because doing worse work, every thing else has been elevated. new york used to be like ted williams. targeted at 400 because every thing else is better. that's why. i'm never knocking new york and i'm not a knock on my hometown of d.c., but it's better to even ever before. i would like to see more ethnic eateries, even hate using the word ethnic eateries. i think d.c. good embraces diversity. there are so many good things that you might not normally say let's go out to dinner. host: one person clapping for diversity. [applause] host: thank you. david: ethiopian food here is great. but people still don't know that. you have an amazing ecuadorian population, salva

probably one of the hottest restaurants in the country's aaron silverman's roses luxury. thing i would like other people in d.c. to recognize is aaron worked at the best restaurants. not just in america, but all over the place. for many years. every year, he used to work for me. this as do you consider good as new york in terms of creativity? david: i don't think new york is a strong as it used to be, not work,e it is doing less but because everything else has been elevated. new york used to be like ted williams. targeted at 400 because every thing else is better. that's why. i'm never knocking new york and i'm not a knock on my hometown of d.c., but it's better to even -- to eat than ever before. i would like to see more ethnic eateries, even hate using the word ethnic eateries. i think d.c. could embrace diversity. there are so many good things that you might not normally say let's go out to dinner. jeffrey: one person clapping for diversity. [laughter] [applause] jeffrey: thank you. david: ethiopian food here is great. but people still don't know that. you have an amaz

sarah silverman writes, "i'm so sad. oh my gosh." ellen tweets, "she changed the world for all men i send my love." and also -- many more celebrities are posting pictures and sending their condolences. back to you. ads icon for sure. thank you. also happening now the resist banner hung from a crane in d.c. and it's coming down. michelle: greenpeace pulling the political stunt, members dangling above the construction site. q: it was visible by the ellipse from the white house. michelle: a clear message for the president. what do they want? alison: and what will happen to the protesters. stephen tschida in northwest. it was a pretty wild day. stephen: yeah. it's not over yet. let's get you up to date on the you can see still on this crane, you can see a couple of the protesters a few flights up. they are the protesters that chained themselves to the ladder to bar their way up if anyone would go up there to take the demonstrators down. they are still up there for the past hour and a half or so. or the two hours they have been rolling up

. > well, i spoke with boris silverman. he is a russian expert with the foundation of defense for democracies to make sense ofof russia's relationship with theel united states. is, in fact, a reel concern and threat from the country.. i can go and say the threat is there. whether people should be fearful and have a closer look at it between the russia and the united states in the 60s and '70 was a lot more fearful when you had the prospect of nuclear war on the table. i think that's off th tabletabl here.he but what you have is modern day espionage, so people need to be cognizant, but not fearful necessary limit however you feel about russia's relationship witr the unitede states, one thing does seem certain that that relationship will change under a trump administration. i'm ronica clear he, fox5 local station for politics. tweet us your thoughts right not about the russian hacking allegation or anything elseng e related to the presidential transition with the #5@6:30 and then look for our tweet on our political show comin

lawrence silverman, one of the great elder statesmen of the republican party, federal koerpt of appeals judge, once said in the federal government 99% of all conspiracies turn out to be simple screwups. i think that's important to keep in mind. i don't doubt that this looks like a deliberate leak. that would be my instinct. but that doesn't mean it's part of some huge conspiracy. >> neil: you don't think intelligence agencies, everything changes when a bunch of leadership on the intelligence community is coming in, likely approved. so that they can be ready to go for the new president. would act counter to the president? in other words, let's say there was intelligence that he sort of was not accepting on russia's role in hacking the election. no one ever said it affected the outcome. kind of intimated by some of his opponents. but that was never proven, never charged. now he's got to work with those same agencies. are you envisioning any of the trouble that chuck schumer was alluding to? >> well, i don't think anybody should be under any illusions that there are elements of the intelli

hook, deputy director of congressional relations at the foundation for defense of democracy, boris silverman and former cia counterterrorism official phil mudd. welcome to all of you. let's dive right in. phil, sean spicer, trum spokesman says trump is prepared to listen during the intel briefings but will still have questions. for example, this one. list listen. >> the dnc is saying the fbi never looked at the server. they're saying they never got access. regardless of who is right and who is wrong, if the server is never looked at, how do you in the intelligence community come to this kellyanne conway collusion? it's a fair question to ask. i think he's going to ask questions like that, not questioning the intelligence, but questioning how the conclusions were arrived at. >> by server, he means the democratic national committee didn't turn the server over to the fbi but instead had a trusted third party look into the server and then pass along that information to the fbi. phil, what do you make of that? >> i think they're fair questions that the president-elect and vice president-elect sho

silverman. >> good evening and welcome. >> counsel. >> good evening commissioner honda and commissionersavid silverman on behalf of the permit holder. >> ray chan obtained the permit to alternate their home on greenwich for an upper story that will be setback 12 and a half feet from the permanent house as you heard the sponsor provided 3 foot side setbacks the increase in the height in addition will be 8 feet the building steps remained unchanged the proposed addition is in context to the 09 homes on the block and permited by the planning code no variances involved the planning commission held the dr hearing a year ago on december 10, 2015, the same people the appellants were there they presented the same arguments as they presented tonight the planning commission approved the project 7 to zero. >> unanimous approval the adjacent contiguous homes to the east including the appellants four homes which i'll show you in a moment all have substantially the same or larger height they all have larger massing than the proposed project they have propels to property line houses this is unusual in

ethel silverman of new york, celebrating 100 years.ores in brooklyn. we want to wish a happy 103rd birthday to sam weiss. he is from san diego, california. he has been married to his wife for 81 years. god bless. happy 100th birthday to alex motes of lyndon, washington. we thank you for your service, sir. margaret riley, 104 years old. didn't retire from teaching until she was in her 90s. and a very happy 75th anniversary to robert and lois. these high school sweethearts are from springfield, ohio. they say the secret to a long and happy marriage is to always support each other. that is really special. if you know somebody, go to today.com/celebrate. and make sure you send in a picture, as well. >> you know somebody or someone that is celebrating a birthday. >> something like that. >> i ad-libbed it but didn't do a good job. the general idea. hey. whoever you want. >>> we're back after your local news and weather. with "steals and deals." and jenna's fitness program. >> yeah. >> come on, let's go. >>> good thursday morning. federal rep