stacey was willing to die for. >> and so, we choose sergeant william stacey.ather says, we were very proud of him and he had become to be quietly proud of himself. and, boy, he had every right to be. >>> we thank you for watching tonight. we're always there at abc.com. and "20/20" will be here later. and david muir will be right here in this chair tomorrow. have a great weekend. good night.

stacey was willing to die for. >> and so, we choose sergeant william stacey.ather says, we were very proud of him and he had become to be quietly proud of himself. and, boy, he had every right to be. >>> we thank you for watching tonight. we're always there at abcnews.com. and "20/20" will be here later. and david muir will be right here in this chair tomorrow. have a great weekend. good night. >>> struggling homeowners looking for a way to pay the mortgage. answers they're finding at the cow palace. >> and i miss my son terribly. he misses me. >> and san francisco sheriff fighting back tears tonight. he fights to win back his family. >> in sacramento, public employee unions helped get governor brown elected. found out what the governor did to sour that relationship. >> and the public outcry over a state-sanctioned bear hunt at lake tahoe. should they do it again next year? >> good evening, everyone. >> help for struggling homeowners is drawing thousands of people to the cow palace. >> for many this, could be a last chance to avoid forelow sure, the neighborho

they're going to bring him over to me, we want to talk to him and stacey keebler. they both look beautiful. one of the things melissa mccarthy and showed me, custom made shoes with an inscription to her, special message. now good lord, i'm about to pass -- you guys i swear you look phenomenal. >> that's what i tried to tell people, they just don't listen to me. >> reporter: you thought i was talking to you, no -- >> that i know. >> reporter: how are you feeling tonight? >> good. >> you guys are the epitome of cool but any nerves at all, george? >> not really any nerves. i'm happy to be here. i get to see a lot of people i like and it's a fun night but not really nervous. i feel like it's a very french night in general. so i feel it's sort of relaxed. >> reporter: you think that's how it's going to turn out. >> i do, it makes it easier for us to sit back and enjoy it. >> reporter: what is a typical day at the clooney house like getting ready for the academy awards. what do you do? >> he does nothing until ten minutes before. >> yes. >> he played basketball, take a n

yet today, will stacey himself is speaking.ords, from a letter he left for his parents to open, just in case, that they've now released. my death did not change the world, he begins. but where he goes from there is startling in its optimism. this son of teachers, who never loved school, but in the marines he thrived. had signed up for four more years and was weeks away from coming home. his letter was weighing what would make dying worth it. there is a greater meaning to it, he writes. and obviously, he's seen a lot of kids over there because he says, there will be a child who will live, he wrote, because of the sacrifice he made. this child will learn in the new schools that have been built. he will walk his streets, not worried. he will grow into a fine man. he will have the gift of freedom. in a way, stacey was writing about a child free to become the man he became. and with all the pain this is causing his parents today -- >> we're going to miss him. a lot of people are going to miss him. >> reporter: these are their boy's

the headlines for you up next mark says stacey also all the unix shell inside and the lasers additional they cause a report. if . you. eat. i'm not surprised or this is the kaiser.

stacey showed me the papers. somebody in the department or tax department, i went to the police department and talked to the department, they says no, it's the extension office fault and also somebody in the system they didn't tell the d.p.w. or mr. kwan or the department you have a permit. nothing is -- let me put -- is overdue. everything is paid today, all the taxes, insurance, everything is paid, whenever they send me the bill, i pay. it's not against mr. castillo, he has all the rights to apply but then he also has to comply with the law. he's been selling hot dogs illegally for years. i'm not against him. the address, he has to check the address, you know, the department of public works, doesn't exist, 2301 is a fire hydrant, you know. he doesn't apply for the location, the same location he's selling every weekend. that's very simple. and he will sell his hot dogs and this hot dogs, it cost me $25,000, commissioners, it's paid and done and i donate all the proceeds, all the profits for four families. i don'

well that's about to change stacey tell me tell me max it's more than that here is ken livingston running for mayor of london and this is his message can livingston hang a banker a week mayor of london candidate ken livingston has sparked a new. outrage after telling an audience hang a baker oh week until the others improve your message is getting through we've talked here on a range of items relating to that if you don't bring justice to the banking system you're going to see city crime after city crime after banking crime why did the whole city of london not stop with a crime wave after lehman brothers why did they not stop after the bernie made off fraud why did they not stop after the a id fraud why did they just commit the m.f. global fraud and facilitate that why because there was no justice there were not even little tiny slaps on the wrist let alone hang a banker and the hang a banker option is the revolutionary option this is what happens when there is no justice so the noose is nature's way of taking care of the banker overpopulation their camps or their parasite ken livingstone

>> never fails, every team you look at something that shows trend stacey ceeb leer's r's name was mentioned. >> she was number 1 all day on yahoo. >> really? >> yeah, shows what kind of day i was having. well congratulations. >> towson university grad. congratulations. you know this story but the fox in fell's point. >> bits and pieces. >> causing quite a stir and this morning the search for the fox goes on. >>> foxes are a fairly common sight in the suburbs, one even got into a restaurant a few years ago. dave spotted one early this morning near jimmy's. >> he took off when i saw him. >> he took off. which way did he go. >> down towards the motel. >> he lived there for more than 30 years. >> understand and i would walk down the street and i would see these things darting and i thought they were rats because they were fast. >> she saw the fox a few days ago in the square on broadway. >> i told everybody in work i seen it and they are like you are crazy, are you sure it wasn't a dog and i am like i am sure. and come to find out today somebody else seen the fox too. >> how did a fox end up he

. >> stacey cohan is live and joins us live with details hey, stacey. >> good morning dupont circle, station on the south side of this circle, is closed, i mean you can see behind me, it has got a brand new look in the form of this giant blue wall that has been erected so they can work on the metro, esculators, so don't use this one, use the one on the north side of the circle or fair gate north coming through this area. the reason for this closure is they are completely, demolishing and replacing, the three esculators here, it is part of a system wide project, in which a total of 94 metroest can you lie tores will be replaced over the --est can you lie tores will be replaced over the next -- esculators will be replaced over the next seven years, if you are a commuter, you will have to enter and exit at a different side of the circle if this is the one you are acut tommed to using -- accustomed to using. this is a fairly difficult project. >>> our goal is to keep it to 8.5 months we will do everything we can to meet that schedule it is a very tight space this entrance was originally

guys or this is a report all of black hauls stacey max kaiser brussels discovers new fifteen billion euro black hole in greece's finance it is. doable or cool. max i didn't mean to tell you don't step too to close.

more for max kaiser and stacey her take on the latest financial headlines in just about ten minutes time here on our. some other news making headlines around the globe this hour police and senegal have fired tear gas have crowds of protesters who hurled stones and set up barricades and response the demonstrations were against current president wade running for a third term as head of state the constitution allows for only two stretches in office but a court cleared him to run again as he took office before the term limit was put in place at least four people have died in the protests since the unrest began last month. pope benedict has appointed twenty two new cardinals at the vatican him main role of the elite club of catholic figureheads is to advise the current pope and. choose his successor almost a quarter of cardinals are now from italy decreasing the chance that the next pope could be from another country a situation that has aroused accusations of bias the ceremony has been clouded by embarrassing leaks of internal documents alleging corruption among top clerics. the funeral of p

max kaiser this is a kaiser report all of block hauls stacey max kaiser brussels discovers new fifteen billion euro black hole in greece's finance if it is. doable or cool. i didn't mean to tell you don't step too close to the event horizon the greek event horizon broke i'm broke i'm back oh my god i can't tell you what i saw in the black hole it was the tragedy that the humidity the gold that's all gold in there and close again to that in a moment pressure on greece's recession stricken economy has intensified after international debt inspectors admitted an additional fifteen billion euros would be needed to fill a newly discovered black hole in the country's finances yes well we have been saying on this show for moms if not years that the game being played at the bank or level is that they put a gun to that of the government is there any more bailout money and then a few months later they say oh look we found another trillion dollars in debt we need more bailout money and this is recycled repeated and recycled again and they amount of debt in the black hole of debt will never subside

so i think it does answer the question whether or not facebook is a central bank thank you so much stacey harbert obvious speaking with yanis varoufakis after the break a greek economist. should be a fantastic thank you thank you ranks go away much more coming why stay right there . will be. technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future earth covered. welcome back to the kaiser report max kaiser time to go to athens greece and speak with a catalyst professor and author dr yes vero fake yanis welcome to the kaiser report thank you it's a delight being here ariana's here's the headline no we formed no bailout what's the latest drawing in the greek bailout drama up one of these have it is a simple story this deal is. going to fail just like the previous one in may two thousand and ten because you have a bankrupt entity would exist and you keep piling new debt on it. on condition that the this country is going to shrink its g.d.p. its national income through which was this will have to be based further and some point the german taxpayers have had enough and thi

max kaiser this is the kaiser report all about block walls stacey max kaiser brussels discovers a new fifteen billion euro black hole in greece's finance it is. doable . max i didn't mean to tell you don't step too close to the event horizon the greek event horizon come back i'm back.

those of the top stories here in our next max and stacey discuss who are the wealthiest americans come from and where they reside balog more kaiser report that's next. or this is a cause a report where do the one percent really i mean what do they really live. max that's our first headline here where the one percent live the fifteen richest counties in america and this is from census bureau data and my answer is that pretty much they live within an hour's drive of washington d c ten of the fifteen are within an hour's drive of washington d.c. either virginia or maryland so number one richest median income in america is virginia luden county it's a one hour four minute drive to washington d.c. median household income is one hundred one thousand thousand five hundred forty dollars of the top ten employers in the county number six is the department of homeland security but number two max is fairfax virginia of course is home to langley and. they watch our show that's my demographic but all of the intelligence community much of the intelligence community is there the u.s. government is act

stacey cohappen is live with more.d -- cohan is live with more. >> reporter: good morning we are outside the fire house where joshua weissman worked. let's get to those road closures going to be in alexandria area, later today i have a list for you, includes major intersections that may be closed some time between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. that includes king street, quaker lane, van dooren, bradock road. take a look if you are travelling and examine these road closures more carefully to see how they might effect your travelling today, joshua weissman was just 33 years old he previously worked in up state new york he was killed last week along 395, he and his crew were responding to a car on fire, when he accidentally fell through a gap in the highway down to a creek bed below. there were a long line of mourners yesterday, outside a funeral home for a visitation that lasted several hours, 5,000 are expected to attend the funeral today. >> we have guys coming down from vancouver for this, so they don't know josh but you k

stacey cohan live in arlington with more stacey good morning. >> good morning we are near the scene where this happened, 4- mile run a creek that runs through this part and you can see 395 off in the distance, behind me the incident happened 6:30 p.m., last night during rush hour, ems responded to a car fire among the responders, 35-year-old paramedic josh whitesman he was on that overpass when at some point it remains unclear exactly how he slipped off the roadway. >>> as one of the medics exited the vehicle, that person fell approximately 20 feet off the roadway and into the creek below additional dispatched to treat that medic, that medic was treated extricated and transported to area hospital with serious injuries. >> now the creek appears to be somewhat shallow there are a lot of rocks it was a tremendous fall they shut down the roadway for quite some time creating major traffic confusion but they had to get down there to bring this medic out he did have serious injuries he is in critical condition. reporting live stacey cohan back the you. >>> some of this mornings other top stories

reporting live i am stacey cohan back to you. >>> all right stacey thank you. >> don cornelius beingas a man who took his big idea from a small studio in chicago and turned it into the runaway success soled soul train he was found -- soul train he was found dead in his home yesterday of a self- inflected gunshot wound. joining us the a music mentor and talented business man deputy director of national museum of african history and culture which opens on 2015 good to have you back. >>> the last time you were on the show if i recall correctly was last year when we had, don cornelius' son here because they were presenting to you parts of the soul train set which will be on display when the museum opens. >> that's right and it is even more poignant and touching now to know we will have concrete examples of this great man's legacy. >> let's tack about this leg -- talk about this legacy we were stunned by the news yesterday morning it happened during the course of this show and we talked to donny simpson yesterday and throughout the day i know i was remembering don cornelius and soul train

forced them to give me a million dollars now if mary shapiro came along after i got caught and said stacey give us one hundred thousand of that back now well you can bet i would have a very short memory and i would go in and rob another bank but if they had kneecapped me arrested me thrown me in prison for twenty years i would probably not do it again. there is no deterrent for financial crime this is why it's a huge growth industry this is what the people in greece need to understand is sort of trying to fight the banking terrorism they need to get their brokers license incur a few trillion dollars in debt and force of back onto the troika get in the game greece and then here's again the recent history serial criminals at these banks consumers hit by high rates after deregulation municipalities a local taxpayers haven't always been well served when government officials put their financial fate in the hands of wall street banks they first talk about j.p. morgan defrauding alabama and wiping out a whole municipality of jefferson county for more than five years the u.s. justice the. hartmann

max kaiser this is a cut as a report let's look again at what's happening in germany and athens stacey max kaiser germany's carthaginian terms for greece now amber is evans pritchard of the telegraph says the last time germany needed a bailout from world creditors it secured better terms than shattered greece last week so in one nine hundred fifty three recall there was a london debt agreement whereby creditors for all of germany's debt agreed to take a fifty percent haircut on german debt quote statesmanship prevailed the finance ministers of the day agreed to overlook the moral origins of that debt and the moral hazard of rewarding a country that had so disturbed the european order yeah well this is interesting isn't it of a double standard here the germans got a huge break on the debt back in one nine hundred fifty three other countries rallied to give them a break because they felt that it was in everyone's best interests now here we are twenty twelve and germany's in a position to return the favor but they bought well exactly as ambrose evans pritchard uses the term carthaginian c

necessary and paid a consequence well later this hour the issue gets the kaiser treatment with max and stacey. genie in terms for greece now ambrose evans pritchard of the telegraph says the last time germany needed a bailout from world creditors it secured better terms and shattered greece last week so in one nine hundred fifty three recall there was a london debt agreement whereby creditors for all of germany's debt agreed to take a fifty percent haircut on german debt yeah well this is interesting isn't it a bit of a double standard here the germans got a huge break on the debt back in one nine hundred fifty three the other countries rallied to give them a break because they felt that it was in everyone's best interest now here we are twenty twelve and germany's in a position to return the favor but they bought. going russian president dmitri medvedev submitted the fourth of the final bill which is part of his so-called liberalization campaign well it's seen as a response to the latest opposition rallies in the country following the parliamentary elections in december and the latest amendm

but i'm sure he's with stacey keibler. he's still having a good night. so it's all right.ress category you -- >> yes. i picked "the iron lady" and meryl streep. >> you nailed it. >> so i'm up 2 what now? >> you're up 2 to zip to me. and this is an incredible stat on meryl here, she's been nominated 17 times. the most nominated actor or actress ever in the history of the oscars. but she hasn't won since "sophie's choice" back in the early '80s. all these years -- >> that's unbelievable. >> it really is. she's long overdue. it really was her moment. she gave a great speech and also had a tender embrace with the person i thought was going to win, viola davis. i thought there was a lot of momentum going into it. but she didn't pull it out. but meryl's a legend. viola's just breaking through now. we're not done seeing her. she's on to bigger and better things. >> let's get something straight. i'm the winner and he is the -- >> i went 0-3. you went -- >> you're the loser. >> -- 2-1. that is it. >> not everybody wins. you either win or you lose. >> you don't get a trophy for part

that is what we're being told right now. >> you're listening to stacey frey, who is from wjw. she was on the scene there. she gave us a ton of information. she has spoken to a girl who was escorted out of the building by her dad. she said the girl was in tears. she is a senior at the high school. she reported seeing, she saw someone running and chasing a gunman chasing someone down in order to shoot them in the hallway. just wonder what transpired perhaps over the weekend that might have led to this shoot this morning. there was word reported by wjw there was something on twitter that may have been written by one of these gun men saying that people would be hurt today at school. so all of this is starting to be pieced together this morning. we are, it is starting to sound bill, if there was an accomplice. from the things we're hearing from people on the ground sound if there may have been two people. we can't completely confirm that. we're getting it all put together here. bill: possible but unconfirmed. the description they give there were clear targets, if that is the case.

live in the newsroom stacey cohappen tony. >> thank -- cohan. >> tony. >> thank you more on the push to legalize gay marriage in maryland. governor o'malley said his version of the bill could be voted out as early as this week but still needs the vote of a couple more lawmakers to pass the vote in the house they believe republican votes could be key to final passage there is also an effort to bring same- sex marriage to the forefront in virginia. some people of faith are using valentines day to show support for marriage equality a rally is planned outside of fairfax county courthouse in fairfax begins 1:30 p.m. this afternoon many religious professionals will be on hand. >>> to the campaign trail, there may be a realignment in the race for presidential contest rick santorum nipping at the heels of mitt romney, doug luzader has more on what is shaping up to be a two man race. >> little question rick santorum is riding a wave and it may just engulf mitt romney. >> is it really down to these two now, mitt romney and rick santorum, romney has won four states so far but so too hasan tore

about banks and sharks and all kinds of other flora and fauna of the global financial crack down stacey max well the banking terrorists have been causing tear gas and asia in my headlines is for closure.

educated and need to be more aware of everything that goes into being a police officer. >> reporter: stacey cohan, fox 5 news. >> stephanie moore will continue to be on probation the next two years. she already has a job and hopes to one day own a home. her son adam says he plans on becoming a police officer one day. >>> trending at 10:00 tonight google wants to pay you to surf the web, but there's a little catch. >>> also ahead pop star justin bieber is making a 6-year-old cancer patient's dream come true, the story behind these heart warming pictures coming up. >>> first you could soon own a piece of new york history. fox business network neil cavuto explains. >> america keeps spending and greece keeps burning. president obama rolling out his $3.8 trillion budget and more drastic budget cuts over in greece sparking still more violent riots in greece. lawmakers there slashing costs to get another bailout payment from their european neighbors. meantime princess cruise lines trying to get travelers to fall in love with europe all over again, years said than done, the company starting a one w

with the invocations, we would like to invite pastor stacey kerns. >> good amp. let us pause for a moment to invite the presence of god. shall we pray together? god, our help in ages past, our hope in years to come, we invite your holy presence to bless this celebration of african-american history month. we give up thanks and praise for the legacy, the creativity, the genius and contributions of african-american people everywhere. we pray that you would strengthen this organization and strengthen all organizations that support telling the story of black history. and so today we ask that as we continue on the journey. that we might be able to do justice, love kindness, and walk hummably -- humbly with our god. may you bless this time together and all god's children say amen, amen, amen. >> and now if you would stand for "lift every voice and sing," sung by leah suites. >> ok. everyone can join in with me. ♪ lift every voice and sing ♪ tell up in heaven rings ♪ rings with a harmony of liberty ♪ ♪ let our rejoicing rise high as the listening sky ♪ ♪ let every sound

the kaiser report max and stacey asked whether the euro can avoid the end of its financial world as more and more black holes are found in the greek economy you're watching our team. i am ask eyes are this is the kaiser.

>> i'm going to stacey's. >> history making moments tonight. who went home with oscar.ake a look. >> adam sandler got recognized tonight. why it was not something he's proud of. knowing adam he probably is.

as the headlines up next on the kind of report moxon stacey ask whether the euro can survive as more and more black holes are found in the greek economy without. max kaiser this is a guy's report all about block all stacy max kaiser brussels discovers a new fifteen billion euro black hole in greece's finance and it is. still doable or cool.

the online sales are very strongs a stacey mentioned. that will be important going forward and bringing the consumer in with the merchandise they expect to be there. those exclusive designers and private labels a big boost for macy's. >> gap, stacy, has been a limper for a long time. >> that's the story that we love to hate every month. that we love to beat on. the question is you go into their stores now and their product dare i say actually looks terrific. they've got bright colors. they've got colored jeans. tyler, we'll see if we can get you in one of those. the men's -- they have skinny red pants for men. >> that's what i need. >> add that to your wardrobe. but i think the question is, is that spring product that just hit the stores in the past few weeks, is that paying off? are we finally seeing a hit here with the new design center? is that finally coming to fruition? >> courtney, how long do you think they have to prove themselves to the street with these new lines? >> they've been on this transformation process for a really long

good morning stacey. >> reporter: good morning tony it is nice to have good news for 160 million americans your pay check will not take a hit because after months of debate it appears, that there has been an agreement reached on the payroll tax cut. senate leaders have reached a tentative agreement on renewing the payroll tax cut. it will keep the average worker to keep $20 a week. a 2% cut in the payroll cut will be extended through the end of the year. >> there is concern we are talking about the revenue line going to social security at the end of the day the more the americans can keep their own money in their own pocket. >> we got to get serious about social security we got to be honest with american people and be held accountable. >>> jobless benefits for the long term unemployed will be renewed and medicare doctors won't be hit with reduction in their reimbursement rates but many are at odds with how it will all be paid for payroll tax cuts wouldn't be offset by other taxes or spending cuts. >> i am concerned about the pay for being raising the fees. >> why are we arguing over a midd

live, stacey cohan back to you. >> thank you stacey. >> whitney houston graced the stannels in and aroundmany time -- stages in and around dc many times over the years many remember two nights of concerts back in 1997 at constitution hall ♪ i decided long ago, never to walk in anyone's shadow, if i fail, if i succeed ♪ >> the shows were called classic whitney live from washington dc the second night was a live special on hbo concerts raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for the children's defense fund. some of you were at the show and you are sharing your memories on our facebook page angela posted quote i remember seeing her 14 years ago at dar what an amazing show she coffered the diva's song. >> also, absolutely amazing voice, true talent. >>> as music fans mourn whitney houston's death her beautiful voice is what most are remembering local radio station, wpgc dedicated it to the star making it whitney houston day they played her music all day long people from the area called in requesting their favorite songs the singers sudden death shocked everyone coming up next hour whitney hou

. >> stacey: approve of allowing same sex couples to marriage and have regular marriage law ply. 7% say they have no opinion. and san francisco city hall said we found newlyweds expressing their support. >> i believe that everybody has the right to love whoever they want to love. >> new here, the poll suggest 51% of south identified catholics in the state now support same sex marriage. the catholic church high arky contains marriages between a man and woman. it's been almost 4 years in the making, today wall street finally managed to reclaim a milestone. consumer had a drop in oil prices. to push it to close above 13,000. the dow gained 23 points to end the training session at 13,005. nasdaq jumped 20 points today and approaching that 3,000 level. and last time the dow closed about 13,000 looked back in may of 2008. it's now about 1200 points from its all time high up 14,000, 164. the dow reached that mark in the fall of 2007. san francisco mayor was boasting about the job and economic for today at the annual chamber of conference. the city's revenues were higher than expected during th

jarvis tyler faces life in prison for the death of 17-year-old stacey seton. he's accused of shooting the pregnant teenager in the back of her head near her home in bowie in june of 2005. prosecutors say that another man, mcdonald abraham, paid tyler to kill seton over drugs stolen from his apartment. abraham pleaded guilty to second-degree murder last year. tyler has pleaded not guilty, and his trial begins at 9:00 this morning in prince george's county. >>> tonight neighbors in franconia in fairfax county have a chance to learn what police are doing to stop a recent increase in home burglaries. police say there has been a number of cases in recent weeks. detectives have asked neighbors to be on the lookout for people posing as solicitors. a crime meeting will be held tonight at 7:00 at helen wilson community in the lee district government center on franconia road. >>> this morning a 14-year-old boy is recovering from a stabbing at a metro station in the district. police say two juveniles were arguing last night at a metro center when one of them pulled out a

well the original argument was that cuts were necessary and pain a consequence wax our backs and stacey focus on that. actually wolfgang schauble cording to this article he was actually quoted caught on tape anyway talking to a portuguese finance minister in which he said to the portuguese minister don't worry we're not going to do this to you this our treatment of greece is in order to appease our population at home right exactly this is amazing it's coming through now that the policy makers in germany that are applying their scorched earth policy to grace are doing so to appease their local constituents who want blood for some reason they're just bloodthirsty which then brings up all kinds of other questions about who is this to germany of all is this to germany we remember from world war i want to know is this the imperial genie out of the bottle once again. simplified transparent and more competitive elections the purpose behind a new parliamentary bill introduced by president medvedev the draft proposal envisions an election process with less bureaucracy and more representation tha

stacey, the assistant to mr. kwan. president garcia: thank you, sir. >> she showed me the whole book and i said no you have a permit, we cannot deny you, we will just apply immediately and we will activate your permit. suddenly mr. kwan sent me a denial. president garcia: maybe he can clear this up for us. thank you, sir. any questions? next case. >> we'll hear from mr. kwan now. >> good evening, commissioners, john kwan from the department of public works. as an administrative note, the permit currently under appeal is 11 mff 018590085. specifically as a matter of correction. again, i have to go back and provide a little background related to the mobile food facilities program. the mobile food facilities program was a piece of legislation passed by the board of supervisors in december of 2010 which became effective january 2011, in the legislation it was very specific upon the passage of legislation, all applicants with current permits from the police department must, within 90 days, come to the department of public w

stacey cohan is there live she joins us with more details. >> reporter: good news bad news sort of story the good news this is repair work the bad news, if you travel through here exit dupont circle south side this will be closed for about 8 months this is the 19th street dupont circle access point. now, you can use the north dupont circle access point or fair gate north they are demolishing and replacing three esculators that have given the system much trouble it is part of a 7 year, $150 million project to replace 94 esculators system wide earlier today metro spokesman, explained to me why this is a particularly difficult project. >> our goal is to keep it to 8.5 months we will do everything we can to meet that schedule it is a tight space this is an entrance designed for two esculators, the third was installed in the 90s that is why they had to use nonstandard esculators at the time which lead to problems in the years since. >> reporter: this is a very busy metro station they are keeping that in mind folks are hoping will split evenly between dupont circle north metro exit and fair ga

. >> stacey keibler. loved the guy on her arm.t necessarily like what she was wearing. >> seriously. she looked like an oscar. i don't understand how george even let her do that. >> she's a beautiful woman. >> she's a beautiful woman. the dress is beautiful. a different style i think on the dress. and color. not style. color's beautiful. >> melissa mccarthy. >> melissa mcyarth. >> she's hysterical. >> we're talking about clothes. we're not talking about the personality. we're talking about the clothes here. the diamonds around her -- i mean, the worst thing to do when you're that size. >> what about judy greer? >> judy greer. she's finally starting to get known, judy greer, and then she comes up with that like racetrack silver. i mean, i think she could have done a much better job. much more sophisticated job. something a little bit different. >> best hair and makeup, ten seconds. >> best hair and makeup. what was her -- >> jessica -- >> jessica, yes. with the red hair. i have to tell you, she looked magnificent. her hair. i know

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