stan, stan was in a wheelchair on monday. we think stan, what happened to your leg? we just saw you walking around on friday. are you injured? no, stan is not injured. stan complains that he can't get up, that he's too hungry, too famished to move. stan is 19 years old and he hangs out with ashley at our community center. he sits with a cup in one hand and a glass pipe in the other. where he participates regularly. this is [speaker not understood]. in our hearing today we will regulate on at least four equal opportunity employers. are we an equal opportunity employer? municipality graduation rates are 18% lower than our standard. we've given ashley and stan d's for the opportunity. one of our demographics constitutes 7% of total population, yet 60% of our parole population. in 2011 one of our municipalities' racial demographics constituted 7% of total population and 60% of our parole population. if we're wondering whose names have been on all of those police offenses. every day we host [speaker not understood] we incarcerate another unknown. we teach another stan how

stan, stan was in a wheelchair on monday. we think stan, what happened to your leg? we just saw you walking around on friday. are you injured? no, stan is not injured. stan complains that he can't get up, that he's too hungry,

i wonder what stan would think. >> we can't add flogged.-any stuff. >> my question is: why aren't other members of the media more upset about this wholesale attack on the first amendment? >> are. >> maybe the editors are saying the irs is a more important story. the bigger issue? why doesn't the president care? why not even -- i mean at least lie to us. pry tend, give us the same courtesy you give the same courtesy. at least pretend you know. i have never heard the first amendment described by a president as the flip side. the 60,000 troops he used to make his point? what are they fighting for? his security power or the bill of rights? it's like we've gone through the looking glass. then we got punched in the nose. >> now holder i tried to understand. what the threat to our national security is by what the associated press did. eric holder says it's one of the two or three largest breaches he has ever seen in his lifetime. >> that's the one thing he is aware of? >> honestly that seems to be the one thing he is aware of in his tenure at the

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adam and stan. >> kind of like a repeat performance. >>> a lot going on today, stan. >> in sports in general this time of year, especially down the street. the preakness stakes at pimlico. a whole lot of lacrosse here in the capitol of lacrosse land in america, baltimore. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. stay with us,,,, people are stuck in very old habits of using toothpaste to clean a denture. but dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can grow and multiply. polident is specifically designed to clean dentures daily. its unique micro-clean formula kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains, cleaning in a better way than brushing with toothpaste. that's why dentists recommend polident. [ male announcer ] polident. cleaner, fresher, brighter every day. and i've been around the toughest guys in football. and now i'm training guys who leak a little to guard their manhood. with man style protection... whoa... of new depend shields and guards. who are you? this is my house. perfect. c

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that were more knowledgeable than myself, like stan mcchrystal. my point was to know that people who really are in the know are concerned that our use of drones, while effective on one hand -- we certainly, one can quibble whether every last person ought to have been targeted, we are knocking out a lot of al qaeda leaders. but is it reaching the point of minimal returns? general mcchrystal's point is that we don't understand how much of the united states is becoming hated around the region because of the of drone strikes. my concern as a lawyer is that we are also losing support of our strong allies in europe, who really were willing to give president obama the benefit of a doubt in a way they were not willing to give president bush. these drone strikes have really ramped up the european public, their parliament, their journalists are putting pressure on their governments to say why aren't you saying

stan maupin/jefe, depto. de bomberos de rwc 19:34:16 we are always looking at the possibility of thatn you have multiple fires in the area like this.. el jefe de bomberos de redwood city dijo que estn investigando cualquier posible conexin entre ambos incidentes. todo indica que el siniestro de los apartamentos empez en el estacionamiento. pero agrega que no han descartado otras posibles causas en estos incendios. s.o.t. no cg here 2:44:22 no mas saliemos corriendo porque ya estaba prendiendo todo.. los residentes desplazados recibieron albergue temporal en la primaria fair oaks frente a los apartamentos. . los bomberos tenian que primero asegurar los edificios contiguos antes de permitir que los residentes regresen. s.o.t. stan maupin/jefe, depto. de bomberos de rwc 14:24:02 there is so much damage to this building that is going to take us quiet a while to get this figured out. el departamento de bomberos dijo que el edificio sufri daÑos considerables y que va a demorarles bastante tiempo seÑalar la causa exacta del siniestro.. cesar ---una persona fue hospitalizada esta tarde take v

colleen stan's story was later dubbed by the media as the girl in the box.ed in 1977 by a california man and his wife, stan suffered unimaginable physical and psychological torture. in addition to the program "dangerous persuasions" her horrific ordeal has been documented in a book "colleen stan: the simple gifts of life." talking about her ordeal and the road ahead for the women ahead in cleveland, she's here to share her story with us. thank you for sharing your stories with you. >> thank you for having me. >> many people captivated by the story out of cleveland have asked the same question, why didn't these women escape sooner? and when amanda berry did escape, we learned the other two women chose not to go with her. you, too, had a chance to escape several times, but you didn't. can you explain that to people who may not understand what it's like to be in a position as you were? >> yeah, it's just -- the general public and people who have not been through this type of experience just don't understand all the threats, and all the torture, and just all the

. - stan! what the [bleep]?t the f - it was all planned out.plan - you knew this whole time? - why? - because it was me. it w i'm the one who took a dump in the urinal. thei - what? - the stalls were full,re and i didn't want to miss recess! i didn't think it would turn into such a big deal! - so you blamed the government? - and the government was moree than willing to take the blame so long as it made them look responsible for 9/11.look r - aw man, now everyone's gonna know. man, why did the stupid hardly boys have to be so good at solving mysteries?ies ? - so, wait, wait.took stan took the dump in the urinal, and he contacted the conspiracy website, but the conspiracy site was run by the government?e coe - yeah. - so then who was responsible for 9/11? - what'dya mean? a bunch of pissed-off muslims. - yeah, what are you, pi retarded? [laughter]ha ha ! - well, it looks like tthis mystery is solved.e it's time for the culprit to finally pay.. - when you dook in the urinal, it's bad, m'kay? how would you feel if somebody came into your home, m'kay, pulled down their pants and laid a b

i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. made an arrest in a double shooting in south baltimore. detectives have arrested and crime. a man with a no word on the conditions of the victims. >> police have arrested a man in connection with a shooting in edgemere. leo moser is accused of shooting kevin himes. he is been charged with attempted murder. >> marylanders rank among the customers ined the nation. hs comegest potty mout from ohio. most of the swearing taken after the calls hit the 10-minute mark. [laughter] >> i would have put new jersey up closer. interesting. that should be a water cooler. [laughter] >> let's talk about the weather. it is warm and muggy. scattered rain showers right now. we will make it up to 80 later today. we are in the risk area for severe weather. rain showers tomorrow. down into the 40's on saturday and sunday morning. a very important forecast coming up at 5:41. we will take a look at the beach. >> one problem southbound on 83 . we are dealing with a fuel spill. we have the right lane and the ri

i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thanks for joining us for news today. deadstruction worker is after a portion of a parking garage deck collapses at the mall in bethesda. it had been close to the public for renovation. >> a girl and a boyfriend have been indicted for allegedly plotting to murder her father. dennis lane was killed earlier this month. the couple had planned to run to california after the murder. >> the university plans to leave the acc for the big 10. .oth sides are filing lawsuits university of maryland says the penalty is a legal. >> 5;31. :31. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. >> we will be in the 60's today. 64 at the airport. 25 in oakland. big changes on the way. you'll see a few off and on rain showers. it will be in the 40's on saturday and sunday morning. back into the 70's on sunday and monday with sunshine. >> good weekend for grilling and chilling. >> we are not seeing a lot of volume yet. route 3 at 175 is the only accident we are tracking. watch for lane closures. holliday street is shut down in the city along

. >> and i'm stan stovall. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. wednesday, may 1. >> 5:01. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. >> we will get into a nice stretch of weather going into the weekend. day. will be a transition 47 degrees at the airport. there's more of a northerly component to the wind. today i will say a mixture of sun and clouds. a rain chanceor with a high temperature near 68 . >> good morning. not a lot happening at the moment. 64 miles per hour coming down from york road down towards the beltway on the harrisburg expressway. this is the west side and still up to speed. well down into howard county. problem free on 295 heading southbound toward 100. out of the traffic over towards the 83's is building a looking good overall. 97 in great shape at 100. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. terrifying calls to maryland residents telling them someone they love will be hurt or killed unless they hand over cash. >> jennifer franciotti is live with the warning from authorities. >> it is hard to think rationally when someone is claiming your loved o

in a series of bomb blast in karate more people have died in pakistan's biggest province of biloxi stan were explosions and gunmen target of voters outside polling stations well also there are others fell victim to shoot outs between rival and political factions and violence as erupted in pakistan's volatile north as well were to bomb attacks caused further casualties in the city of peshawar. now with an update on the turbulent vote from pakistan's capital islamabad here's our team is losing confidence. no one has claimed responsibility for the violence that has been reported across the country today there are a number of armed groups who operate in pakistan as well as the taliban which has waged a bloody intimidation campaign in the run up to the vote claiming the lives of more than one hundred thirty people they view these elections as being on islamic and have largely targeted to secular leaning parties but these elections are more about the ballot box than bullets i have to say as millions of pakistanis turned out eagerly eagerly in droves despite the threat of violence there have b

. >> and i'm stan stovall. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> 6:01. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. it looks great. dayt will be another nice today. temperatures in the 40's. maybe take a light jacket with you. we do have some cloud cover hanging around, especially south and east of baltimore. that is a product of the east wind. that should burn off after sunrise. you might start with some clouds. generally a sunny forecast for most to you. high temperature is this side of 70 degrees. we will come back and check the seven-day forecast. >> good morning. we have a few new problems. liberty road at the beltway, we have an accident. watch for delays. popper growth in this city, we have a crash. -- po;plargrowth grove in the city, with a crash. this is a live picture. problem free all the way down to the fort mchenry. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. police say a girl has died after she was struck by a vehicle wednesday night in mill river. the girl died at hopkins pediatrics. police say the driver did remain at the scene. a pedest

. >> and i'm stan stovall. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. we will get to your weather and traffic in a moment. >> you'll likely see higher prices for gas. gas prices jumped 7 cents in the last week. experts say prices will keep going up. >> nancy pelosi will be back in baltimore today. she will give a commencement speech today. she will receive an honorary degree. freshmanaval academy's class will fight the way at annapolis. this is video from last year. they have to replace a dixie cup with a hat. >> 6;31. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. that could be tough with the rain. >> they have to do it shirtless. we have a threat of some sprinkles. 69 degrees downtown. 64 degrees at the airport. 67 degrees in annapolis. we have some showers in southern maryland. richmond is getting showers as well. the high todayme, around 80 with a thunderstorm. i think my husband is calling me now. >> let's check your morning commute. we have some accidents in sykesville at freedom avenue and route 32. that crash in the process of being cleared i

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. >> turn out is large in pakiss stan. more than 130 people were killed many by the pak istani ta liban. it is led by the president and the muslim league sharif. and a third now party led by a cricket star and he's seen as a change from the corrupt middle class. he is strong with young voters and also anti- american and promised to end the american drone program if elected. several candidates vowed to reign in america. the u.s. relies on pakiss stop. it is also the supporter of the particulataliban >> conner thank you. it is a twist asked complicated relationship between pakiss stan and the united states. the civilian government is set to peacefully hand over power to another elected government. the u.s. relies on the government there to fight islamic militants and since the september 11th attacks, they have received $18 billion in u.s. aid. >> u.s. forces took out osama bin laden inside of his compound in pakisstan. >> the u.s. is sending a aircraft to south korea. north korea condemning it a head of the a ratifial time.

here i also want to thank my friends and i want to say if it wasn't for tom at the foundation and staneople support our with work i want to thank my husband the artist. there were folks traveling around the country we we've done this. the reason we do the work we do in art i preserve memories and history and you pass down the love of your grandparents to your children and your children's children and it's this love that makes the people strong and when we're strong in love we can all make a better place. in the the reason why all the arts do the work we do thank you for honoring not just me but art. thank you (clapping) >> congratulations briand next is the community award - okay. i, do this. which have achieved through the performing arts and providing opportunities to artists that have successfully helped with the mainstream to perform outside their own ethics communities. please welcome lisa stevens >> thank you i'm very honored to be here. we have probably more asian american students than any other art university in the united states were when people say wow, you have so many asia

kidnapping survivor colleen stan says, unless you've been through it - you wouldn't understand it.ey control when you eat, when you go to the bathroom, if you get to drink water, you know, if you ever get to -- anything and everything you get to do, they're in total control." in 1995, jessyca mullenberg was reunited with her family after more than 3 months of physical, mental, and sexual abuse at the hands of her kidnapper. she says though it's a long for healing for these cleveland women. "do what's best for you so that you're comfortable and just know that your family, your friends and the community are there to support you if you need help in any way." all three of the women are now out of the hospital, and ariel castro is being held in a nine-by-nine jail cell, facing kidnapping and rape charges. and new this morning-- the three women, michelle knight, amanda berry and gina dejesus just released public. >> the women are extremely grateful for the general assistance and loving support of their friends family and community. there are also grateful to the numerous law enforcement

after david hill, stan. >> my name is david hill and i am the vice president of local 34. i'd like to ask the commission to inquire of the two bidders here today a couple of issues that remain a concern for the iowu. the first one being we would like to know what the intent is of the two operators as to how many full-time jobs they'll be hiring, including the category they will be hiring under. the second question, how many iowu will be hired during the /e /srepbtds and what category would those fall under. and third, what other unions, if any, would be involved in the operation of the cruise terminal. finally, i have one question for metro cruise, and that is is what the structure of metro cruise? >> thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners. i /praoerpbt the opportunity to come before you and speak. we are the super cargoes and supervisors on the dock during operations. we handle all the passengers, bringing them in two and from, help with the stores, keep logs, time, et cetera we've had a relationship with metro, who's offered us an opportunity to speak to them. we hav

the chief economist from zillow now, stan humphries. welcome to you. >> hi, lori.ori: 25% of american homeowners are underwater in property is worth. stan, you say the problem is worth when you see people dealing with so-called effective negative equity. first define that and how many people fit into the category? >> that's right. negative equity itself whether you're outstanding mortgage balance greater than the current value of the house. that is negative equity. and that creates a lot of problems like foreclosures. effective negative equity is looking how many people have enough equity in the current house when they sell it they can afford a down payment for the next house. while 13 million people in technical negative equity, there are nine million americans in effective negative equity making it hard for them to move to the next house which is clogging up the housing market and creating excess, creating inventory constraints in the markets right now. lori: it is those inventory constraints driving prices higher, right? when we look at increasing prices at firs

stan, now come on out and meet martha. >> hello. >> hi, stan. >> and he brought me flowers. >> good to have a seat on the couch. >> we're going to talk to you in a second. but now we want to take a look at match number two. and was there something that stood out? >> he likes to hike and he likes -- well, he didn't say he likes animals, i'll tell you later, that was intriguing too. >> let's meet him. >> okay. >> i'm larry, and i'm an international steel trading business. we buy and sell steel all over the world. i honestly love what i do and loved it every day of my life. love traveling, love the new york philharmonic, love walking, swimming. life revolves around the ocean. i live right near it. i have two children, a daughter and a son who are adult living in new york. i'm very close with my kids. what i'm looking for in a woman is somebody who hasn't lost the idea of what love is all about. with the right person, it'll be new all over again. >> all right, larry, come on out and meet martha. martha, this is larry. >> hi, larry. >> hi, larry, good to see you. >> nice to meet you. >> it'

yale galanter on the witness stan.raced former football star during his armed robbery case a few years ago. earlier this week simpson claimed he crafted the sting operation based on his advice from his former lawyer. galanter said he did not give him the go-ahead. >> did you advice him regarding the plan? >> he never told me of a plan, and second, i said, call the police. he said, that he had already tried to call the police and they weren't doing anything. and i said, oj, you know, you got to call the police. >> greg: simpson has also repeatedly claimed he did not know anybody had a gun that day. they burst into the room. another claim his former attorney refuted today. >> based on my conversations with mr. simpson, he told me that he did in fact ask alexander to bring a gun. he screwed up. he knew there were guns in the room. >> simpson is now serving up to 33 years in prison for the incident. his current attorneys argue the juice should get a new trial bought galanter batched -- botched the first one. >> galanter bu

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. >> and i'm stan stovall. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. .hursday, may 23 >> 5:01. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. have some strong or thunderstorms later this have to do. we have some light rain showers to start today. there is a front the will come through and will drop the humidity tonight. high temperature near 80. willest chance for storms be in the afternoon. but say good morning to sarah. >> good morning.

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we know these two students from ka zach stan were arrested a couple of weeks ago. initially authorities thought dzhokhar tsarnaev was hiding out in their apartment in watertown. authorities did not find dzhokhar there, but arrested the students after finding they didn't have current student visas. and now we know we have found out that today those two students have been arrested for false statements, conspiracy to obstruct justice. we do expect them in the federal courthouse later today. >> just pam, if you would repeat the issue with regard to that third u.s. citizen. your sources say it is not katherine russell? >> reporter: i'm being told by several sources at this stage it is not katherine russell, the widow of tamerlan tsarnaev. we know fbi agents have been visiting her house, her parents house, in north kingstown, rhode island. we know they have been questioning her. but at this point, we're hearing that she is not the third suspect that was arrested this morning. that doesn't mean that down the road she might not face charges, but at this point i'm being tol

stan, check your fury talents to boost your shouts. ht - got it. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com captioning sponsored by comedy central news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. ( cheers and applause ). >> jon: hey, welcome to the daily show. you're really very kind. my name is jon stewart. our guest tonight former senator kay bailey hutchison, the great state of texas author of a new book on great women of texas. i really hope the coach's wife from friday night lights is in there because... let's begin tonight with an oldy but a goodie. candidate barack obama from the year 2007, three simple words. we don't say it to each other enough anymore. >> i'll close guantanamo. jon: oh, sure. it's easy to say that. but america has been hurt before. and the new guy was really serious he would have set a date. and, mom, you're not going to believe it. he did. >> guantanamo will be closed no later than one year from now. >> jon: one year. and one year later, obama reiterated this promise with two small changes. see if

sentiment in pac stan. sharif will feel the pressure as soon as he comes into office. nhk world, islamabad. >>> operations at heath row airport in london are back to normal after a scare in the sky shut things down. the crew of a british airways plane made an emergency landing shortly after takeoff because of what's being called a technical fault. some passengers shot video of the left engine cover open. one of the engines may have sucked in a bird. a full investigation is under way. the air bus left for oslo. 75 passengers were on board, no injuries were reported. >>> the tokyo stock market has another day of highly volatile trading, but it managed to post a gain after thursday's sharp decline. it ended up 0.89%. they lost more than 1,000 points between the interday high and low. it opened above 15,000 at one stage after u.s. markets didn't fall overnight but they faced strong selling pressure as the yen regained strength. sources say investors remain cautious following trading. they said that trading may be unstable for awhile. >>> wildly swinging stocks are keeping

out on gun control and fixes the budget as the president used his 100th day in office to define his stan on syrian intervention and guantanamo bay. tracie potts is live in washington with all the details. >> reporter: as you can hear, there's a lot going on with this second term agenda the president trying to deal with it all and in anticipation of this trip to mexico, immigration reform he thinks has a pretty good chance of passing unlike gun control, unlike the budget issue with those sequester cuts now in place. but the president also had some new challenges to deal with like syria. here's what he said about verifying information before we act. >> if we end up rushing to judgment without hard effective evidence, then we can find ourselves in a position where we can't mobilize the international community to support what we do. >> reporter: the president wants to go back to something he was unable to do in his first year, something he had promised, closing the prison down at guantanamo bay. the president said he wants to take another run at that. >> guantanamo is not necessary to keep a

military base encourages stan is used to support troops in afghanistan. is used tozstan support troops in afghanistan. two thirds of the 160 inmates areonton amo -- guantanmo on a hunger strike. today the u.s. economy received a full dose of good news just for a change. the employment report for april show that 165,000 jobs were added. the jobless rate dropped to a low of 7.5%, which sent the stock market soaring. is "thebreak it down wall street journal." >> what we saw from markets was mostly a sigh of relief. the recovery is almost four years old in the united states and we have come to a point almost every year where growth starts slowing. it looks like everything is going to fall apart. you get this unease across financial markets. we're are starting to see that develop. this removes a lot of the unease. the latest job numbers show that we're not falling apart, at least not yet. it shows that even though it has been an excruciatingly slow recovery, at least we still have a recovery. we still have average growth, round 2%, which is better than at leas

. >>> the campaigning ahead of pam stan's general election is over, but the violence and terrorism that marred the lead up to saturday's vote is continuing. militants are attacking parties and cani dates. the attacks happens in quetta. representatives vowed on thursday they would use suicide bombers against voters on polling day. the violence has killed more than 110-people since the beginning of april. it officially closed on thursday night. opinion polls show opposition parties gained support by appeals to growing anti-u.s. sentiment among voters. pakistan is a nuclear arms nation. it is a regional power house that plays a major role in the u.s.-led war on terror and can influence the neighbors afghanistan. it is expect todd have an impact beyond it's borders. nhk world's dhra dhirakaosal reports from the pakistani capital. the people of pakistan go to the polls on saturday to have their say on how they'd like the country to be run over the next five years. with the economy, domestic security, and the nation's very stability on the line, voters have some tough choices to make. and des

europeans tell americans they wish the unite for fear of becoming stan in an economic order. china will compel us to move in this direction. >> if you're going to have a trade deal, do it with europeans. >> i'm not saying do it with china. >> let me talk about the trade deals. the united states has run $10 trillion in trade deficits. we run deficits with japan, canada. we lost one-third of all our manufacturing jobs. >> did you hear him correct you just a minute ago? >> we have 55,000 factories. >> did you hear him correct you? >> i'm not all that against this. >> you said you're forsaken for the last three years. >> it's in the head lines now, they finally caught up. >> they're sinking us. it's in their interest. >> president obama has spent most of his political capitol on gun control. should he refocus on this monument free trade agreement? >> he doesn't have to. >> yes or no? >> he gets other people to do it. >> he could propel him with a terrific intellectual background. >> i agree. i think obama has to have an economic -- >> it doesn't sound like it. >> it's a trade dea

the giants wrappedded up thunder home stan. tim lincecum on the mound and pablo sandoval going splash on a sun-splashed mother's day at at&t park. a lot of moms in the ballpark wearing pink. the panda, launching off of chris medlin to the cove. giants on top 20, time, seven scoreless, two hits, walked three, struck out seven for his third victory of the season. giants take three out of four from the braves and go 7-3 on the home stand. 5-1 the final. >>> a's catcher john jaso, sporting the pink cleats. like that on mom's day. mariners jump on milone. morales with the three-run homer. five runs in five innings. jason bay in the seventh. downtown. bay's fourth of the season. mariners win 6-1. the a's slumping, dropping six of their last seven. >> to golf, final round of the players championship. tiger tied for the lead heading into the final round. almost up and down out of the bunch publish bun kerr. tabs in for par on 18 to win his first players championship since 2001. this abc7 sports report brought to you by orchard supply h

two of thome from keyes dozen stan. one an american citizen, named robel philipos. but we do know the f.b.i. searched a landfill near the university of massachusetts dartmouth campus for two days last week. and according to these documents, the feds say they found the accused bomber's backpack, other evidence after the search, searching the landfill, very difficult task. tons of trash to be added each day. jonathan hunt is with us. we know now exactly how it ended up there. >> yeah. what the affidavit, this 15-page affidavit that we're all going through over the last hour says is that the three friends collectively decided to throw this backpack and the fireworks that were inside the backpack into the trash because they did not want their friend, dzhokhar tsarnaev, to get into trouble. what the affidavit also says is that dias kadyrbayev was the one who actually, quote, placed the backpack and fireworks, along with trash gathered from the apartment, into a large black trash bag, then threw the trash bag no a dumpster. that dumpster was then picked up by a trash comp

recently i met with stan, the architecture and another architect to propose a compromise. we asked him about, we told him several things we can do to the stair penthouse and he didn't want to discuss anything that still included a penthouse. he was unwilling to engage in a conversation. i wanted to provide a safe and comfortable home to my two siblings and another family. we respectfully request you deny this appeal and allow this to move forward. thank you. >> thank you, commissioners, as you can tell miss pres a has gone in the exact way that we have wanted them to go about these ways. she held a meeting and took input from neighbors and all this was before she filed for a building permit. and as joe who owns the property who is the most affected by the property is here tonight in approval of it. she's accepted every modification that has been requested. it's been reduced and also keep in mind there is a 4 inch pit. the penthouse now is only 8 feet 5 inches. any impact that it has is modest. it's setback 3 fourths of an inch. it slopes down and falls in the stairs and sl

they want their own islamic government in chechnya, in bag stan. not so much in kazakhstan. kazakhstan is pretty much integrated as a country right now. not that there aren't problems there. so that's what this has been all about. this has been a vicious revolt. i mean, these people have killed children. you remember the children were killed. they've bombed theaters and killed innocent people, including old people. these are extremely brutal terrorists. so you get in the clutches of people like this, you're going to become a pretty expert terrorist. >> neil: all right. mayor, thank you very much for indulging us. again, we're going to continue to follow this and keep you updated on this. but the bottom line on this is you have, according to the government, three friends of a bomber who clearly knew after the fact that, well, he was probably involved in it. that's what the government is charging, and their allegiances lied more with their friends than the folks they are charged with killing and maiming and terrorizeing. more to this (announcer) scottrade knows our clients tra