sue thompson, credit line pushed to the brink, joins us. it opened around 5:00 and mike and frances, what did you get them? >> i have their list. i tell you what, shoppers are glad to be inside with the cool temperatures. a lot of people were camping out all night long to get in here when the doors opened at 5:00 this morning. take a look, the doors opened at 5:00 but as soon as they opened the cash registers started rick go. its all hands on deck, moving shoppers and n and out and, one of the first guys in line told me he waited, he got here at 8:30 in the morning back on wednesday. so he was here for two days. also the chance to be noum one to grab his electronics and get outdoor. big story here is that there are reports of some 30-40% more people were in line outside waiting to get in than last year. managers are hoping that will translate into some more spending. some of the things going here, mega pixel cameras, plasma tvs and laptops 350. early indicaters that it looks better than last year. >> it is a good sign but the big question i

thompson is now facing wire fraud charges. >> we still like to see the gym. we may open, you know, bause we have kids. 77 kids. 37 kids here on an average day. and there's no need to put them out in the cold. they won't have no where else to go. >> reporter: jim graham says thompson's accountant brought financial irregularities more than a year ago. >> i wrote to the attorney general in december 2009 which detailed allegations. >> reporter: the future of the gym remains in doubt as a man held in high esteem in the community prepares to fight not in a ring but in a court of law. according to court records, thompson told an fbi agent back in august, i used the money in the wrong way. i done it and i can't change it. now, he was released from custody after a brief appearance today in court. he's due backn court for a preliminary hearing on december th. live from northwest, darcy spencer, news 4. >> darcy, thank you. >>> metro says it's going to take several weeks to repair a broken section of ceiling at the farragut north station downtown. construction work abov

sue thompson, credit card in hand, joins us along the emeryville-oakland border. what did you get me? >> i have a list, terry. good morning from oakland. best buy, doors opened at 5:00 and so far so good. it is packed and quite a shopping frenzy this morning. electronics is what is moving here. they are moving quickly, shoppers made it through the doors at 5:00 a.m. and cash registers have been ringing ever since. there is a long lines that were outside around the building this morning with hundreds of people with those long lines are inside and people are waiting in line to pay for their merchandise. they are buying televisions, video games and one person walked out with four or five computers in hand. first person in line, one of first people, david martinez, he started camping at 8:30 in the morning, on wednesday two days ago, bitter cold, he said he didn't even have his computer in his tent heater in his techbt. they want good deals in this tough economy. they have made their list. best buy handed out hot coffee this morning for the shoppers. they have given t

thompson then passed himself much as a respected veterans leader, meeting with president bush, karl rovehn mccain, rudy giuliani and john boehner. all of whom, like boehner today, declined to talk about the money they took from thompson. >> what about this man? the ohio attorney general says is a complete scam? >> reporter: boehner and other republicans say they have since donated the money they received to real charities. >> one would have expected that somebody would have looked up a donor to say, hey, i can't find any evidence that this person exists. >> reporter: ohio authorities have now launched a national manhunt for bobby thompson, who failed to show up in court earlier this year and last scene in the lob biof a luxury hotel here in new york city. he is wanted on charges of money laundering and engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity. >> how much is missing? >> reporter: $99 million. >> thank you, brian ross, for reporting on that tonight. >>> and coming up, could chocolate be in crisis? can cause a stroke in your brain? it's true. an irregular heartbeat, called atrial fibrilla

thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of house resolution 1641 which celebrates the september 30 as the 60th anniversary of impact aid. the impact aid program, a now title 8 of the elementary and secondary education act of 1965, supports local school districts with concentrations of children who reside on military bases, indian lands, low rent housing units and other federal properties. signed into law in 1950, the program is an invaluable resource for local school districts across the united states that have lands within their boundaries that are owned by the federal government who have been removed from the local tax rolls by the federal government. these school districts face special challenges. they must provide a quality education to the children living on the indian and other federal lands and meet federal education requirements while sometimes operating wi

thompson? >> that's correct, and it is true that mers has the case from new york and several cases where clerks challenge the notification and removes from the record any chain of title and complicates the holder of the mortgages. >> isn't this part of the problem in the foreclosure process? people are saying -- i'm asking you mr. arnold, you don't check this mortgage, you have no -- there's no record of you owning it, how can you forclose on it is that right? >> if there's a mortgage in the name -- >> is that legal? is that the law of the land? >> the mers can be fore closed. >> no, i asked you a question. is that the law of the land? you can do this? you used to not do this. you had an assignment properly recorded in x county to show, would you not? >> whether or not mers can foreclose is a hot issue and varies state by state. in other states there's litigation and other states there's litigation that has forbidden mers to foreclose in its own name. >> mers is part of the problem? >> it compl

fox 5's tisha thompson investigates. >> reporter: d.c.ecial nines fancy limousine. >> reporter: jacqueline waters and -- special fancy limousine. >> reporter: jack win waters wanted a nice limousine for her special day but this party took a special turn when the bash turned into a near brawl. fox 5 is going to take you on the confusing journey. >> so why is american d.c. limousine listed for this address? >> reporter: to find out who is really to blame. the waters family found american d.c. limousine online. they had decades of experience and outstanding service according to their website. >> they had crystal goblets to drink out of. >> reporter: as the contract shows, jacqueline's mom booked a three hour ride and a 12- passenger white stretch limo around d.c.'s famous monuments. >> we had people coming from all over, idaho, north carolina, florida '. >> reporter: but the family says it got a big limo letdown. >> this is the limousine the company just sent us. >> the leather seats were flashed. one of the windows was completely smashed. >

thompson? >> that's correct, and it is true that mers has the case from new york and several cases where clerks challenge the notification and removes from the record any chain of title an complicates the holder of the mortgages. >> isn't this part of the problem in the foreclosure process? people are saying -- i'm asking you mr. arnold you don't check this mortgage, you have no -- there's no record of you owning it, how can you forclose on it is that right? >> if there's a mortgage in the name -- >> is that legal? is that the law of the land? >> the mers can be fore closed. >> no, i asked you a question. is that the law of the land? you can dohis? you used to not do this. you had an assignment properly recorded in x county to show, would you not? >> whether or not mers can foreclose is a hot issue and varies state by state. in other states there's litigation and other states there's litigation that has forbidden mers to foreclose in its own name. >> mers is part of the problem? >> it complicat

thompson was released from custody after a brief court appearance.e back in court for a preliminary hearing in december. northwest, darcy spencer, news 4 today. >>> 11:41 on our time. still ahead, stocks rose sharply yesterday. going to take a look at howthe dow and nasdaq are doing this morning. >>> and cosmetic procedures, why they're becoming so mainstream. stay with us. "know the species, kn the stain." lanolin-free coat, i know it's an alpaca. walks in here, looks says "hey look, it's a llama!" cleaning the stainike he would a llama stain. time he's wasting. ♪ call 1-800-steemer >>> president george w. bush is making the rounds, promoting his new book "decision points" and shed off his sense of humor in his latest stop on "the tonight show." >> we have president bush on the program tonight so everybody gets patted down. >> even you? i mean, this is your show. >> mrak makes no sense at all. >> tell me about it. hey, grope master. >> president bush came out to a rousing applause and the crowd gave him a staund standing ovation. he was last on leno

thompson?> that's correct, and it is true that mers has the case from new york and several cases where clerks challenge the notification and removes from the record any chain of title and complicates the holder of the mortgages. >> isn't this part of the problem in the foreclosure process? people are saying -- i'm asking you mr. arnold, you don't check this mortgage, you have no -- there's no record of you owning it, how can you forclose on it is that right? >> if there's a mortgage in the name -- >> is that legal? is that the law of the land? >> the mers can be fore closed. >> no, i asked you a question. is that the law of the land? you can do this? you used to not do this. you had an assignment properly recorded in x county to show, would you not? >> whether or not mers can foreclose is a hot issue and varies state by state. in other states there's litigation and other states there's litigation that has forbidden mers to foreclose in its own name. >> mers is part of the problem? >> it complic

reporting live from at&t park, kate thompson. giants-year. bonn >> and stanley roberts, has this edition of people behaving badly. >> the giants parade to be great to watch a marching band but it is also great to find yes, indeed. with all of this parade excitement going on many people through a safety, right out the window. just to get a great view. and you can see these people standing on a muni bus and one person is up there with his bicycle. those were not made to take that kind of wheat. and at the civic center, the roof- that wheat amount. scaling the walls. to try to get a better view. and these people are climbing statues and civic center and somebody had to cut that fence. the matter where you're looking, all you had to do was to look straight up. even the portal potties. and the mid city perhaps somebody is going to fall? try to look in the mirror. for somebody to sue! >> get down! >> get it down. >> and with almost every major event, the city of san francisco announces zero tolerance on alcohol. the san francisco giants world serie

kron 4's kate thompson says some are rolling out the sales earlier than ever. >> reporter: almost every window, sale, sale, the discounts are outs, retailers wasting no time trying to jump starts the season weeks before thanksgiving. they are offering 30% off any item already on sale. gap, 40% off sweaters. barns and nobody 20% off, all under $10. >>> wal-mart is offering free shipping on items and others like target are stepping up their game for black friday. target is offering more than double the deals that it did last year. >> sears will be open for the first time on thanksgiving day and then black friday, the get up early shopping day. tilly's has its teaser in in the window. first 75 customers get gift certificates up to $100. kate thompson, kron 4 news. >>> more people expected to fly and as they go through airplanes they are facing tougherring securities. full body scans some people don't like them, now a group is protesting them. flyers rights.oregon are asking flyrs to boycott the day before thanksgiving. the group is suggesting people insist on a private room pwith a witness

kate thompson, kron 4 news. and the seven suspects of a gang rape in richmond. it happened to turn this homecoming dance last october in dan kerman is live in martinez with the details. what happened in court today? dan? >> catherine, court wrapped up at 4:00 p.m. and greeco has interviewed the suspects and finally wrapped up his testimony as the cross- examination continued today. >> and on the night of the sexual assault of some of this ridge of high school. that was the testimony of the eighth day of the richmond gang rape hearing. seven suspects are accused of raping a 16 year-old girl. returning the stand was retired richmond police officer come off greeeo interview the victim and the model for to model for take of e suspect of intercourse? a hispanic male. during the cross-examination of the attorney for jose montano, perhaps that is not her client but to another hispanic defendant who had a ponytail and a group. also she was thinking that it could apply to somebody else. >> and richmond police officer also took the stand that he was part of the evidence c

kate thompson has more on the bargain hundters. >> reporter: open and ready for business. stores were open this holiday, rolling out the sales early, trying to attract customers before black friday. >> $10. >> i got a skirt and head bands for $10. good deals. >> reporter: $10 shirts, $5 gloves and 30% off boots had market street packed. old navy, shoppers cleaning up on discounted items. lucking out with the holiday sales and getting their gears for less. >> i came to san francisco without jacket so it was cold so very good. very good sales. >> good price. >> we had a lovely -- >> reporter: while many stores were open for part of the day, most wal-mart are open 24 hours. >> vacuum for my wife. power cookers. rice cooker. pots and pans for her. a kettle. and that's pretty much it and dog food for my dog. everything was on sale. i had no problem. >> reporter: for people who didn't shop on thanksgiving, not to worry. many of the stores opening in the morning. forever 21 will be open at midnight, american eagle, 5:00 a.m. kate thompson, kron 4 news. >>> before you hit the blac

and oakland was action no. 3 last year, and kate thompson reports on that dubious recognition. >> 104 murders, three to six rapes last year. those are two big reasons three to six rapes. the most dangerous cities. the amount of bricks, three under 26. and oakland are very dangerous conditions with 326 rape cases reported last week. and to give you an idea of what goes on in the city of london any given week. these are statistics from the first week of this month. five murders, and in 53 robberies, 95 burglaries. and 86 motor vehicle thefts. >> the fifth most dangerous is not good it is an improvement for oakland. as mayor elect, jean kwaquan, would expect more. >> and it is not just a question of how many cups of what we're doing with too many of our cubs are not on the street, not on parole. it-patrol. --cops. >> and with asking police to get out of their car, and expect more pedestrian activity. and with crime activity down by 20%. >> california had eight of the top 100 most dangerous including richmond no. 6. vallejo, no. 33, and antioch was no. 91. kate thompson, kron 4 news. >> a

and it will end at the fruitvalle bart station and kate thompson is with the demonstrators. kate is on the phone. kate? >> hello, i am walking with the crowd of protesters. they just turned on to international boulevard. it is still 100-150 people. the all of bullhorns it is quite loud. a lot of them with the signs, that saying that they are chanting as they walk through the streets. this entire time, they're being guided by police officers on motorcycles. also, police in patrol cars that are shutting down the streets. and the officers are following the crowd. walking a little bit behind the protesters, with three different patrol cars. they are closing down two lanes on international boulevard. >> and they're going to be fruitvalle bart station will then have speeches once they get there? >> kate? >> we will have more from the kate thompson as well as a dan kerman who was also live in that falling this march. on what their plans are to route this to day. also, about a tense standoff with police as investigators threatened to blow up the bay bridge. team coverage, and we beg

reporting live in the civic center, kate thompson. >> if they have a victory? there is going to be parade in san francisco. however, city officials to know what to put the cart in front of the horse. today, dan kerman took a look of the past to get a sense of what the parade might look like. >> if history is any guide? the parade will be here along market street. it was a the same location where they welcome the giants back in 1958. and the team left the york. here, willie mays. the giants have not had a world series victory. and since the last parade since 1958. since then, the lot san francisco 49ers of an honored. and the last time was 15 years ago, january 30th, 1995 and estimated three and a thousand people took to the streets. to celebrate the 49ers super bowl victory over the san diego chargers. as for this year, if the giants have a world series victory? there will be a great, but officials are not speaking of it, do not want to cheat cent. along market street, dan kerman, kron 4 news began a one to change it. and game 6 will be wednesday at 4:30 in tex

. >> right now fans are waiting at at&t park it might seem odd at first but kate thompson is out there live to explain why they're there. >> the party is definitely not over sometimes people just don't want to go home and that is absolutely the case here the party continues it is move from city hall that to at&t park we can give you a look at the crowd of people that are here. thousands of people have made their way down to at&t park we can get that shot of third street to show you. just the throngs of people that continue to head down towards the ballpark. this ballpark is a big place this is just one section. at is on the other side of the stadium and there are just as many people over there all of those fans came down to the stadium not to wait on line to buy gear, but to wait for the players which run buses so they gathered around the entrance for the players' parking lot. they had their cameras drawn and again thousands of people packed 30 deep trying with all their might to put their hands up and get the shot of their players. many people and hear 6:00 a.m. but they said this is

when i -- she is my mate for many pregame shows, kate thompson. been with the giants for all these many months. here is kate live. it was quite a celebration. filled with thousands of people. it is still going at this hour. there is still a couple hundred people running around. people having a great time, a deaf tenning time. the car horns still going. people driving through, laying on the horn for a good, ten, 15 minutes getting the crowds all excited. people having a fabulous time partying for the last couple of hours after the giants won the world series. >> world champions. world champions. world champs. go giants baby! >> giant! . >> amazing. amazing. shows the bay area coming together. it's wonderful. . >> let's get fired up. let's get fired up. >> very been waiting my whole life to watch them win. >> gogiant! giants today! . >> reporter: the crowd has found -- they are still here -- still having [inaudible] a fabulous time. they have been dancing and singing and even hugging. it's a celebration. >> all right. kate thompson. take a look at t

and as kate thompson mention, homicides and this past month. i want you to go to kron 4 and what's on the web with kimberlee sakamoto. >> and san jose is one of the safest in the city. top crimes per capita of reported in 2009 and the top five cities with populations over one half million. honolulu is the safest, el paso, texas, and york city. and forth is a san jose. san jose police are investigating the wire transfer service. jeff bush shows you where this and targeted of the the id and use community. >> these doors are locked and everything is-vietnamese were commuttargeted. and people operating this business accepted money from the vietnamese community to wire money but for many the and the money never ended overseas. >> this sign is posted if you then the victim? please go to the police, and this happened and june, july, and this fraud in addition, they sold pre- paid calling cards to customers. however, one a try to use these cards there were no good. there were either deactivated after the sale or there were never activated in the first

most of the folks that are waiting in line >> kate thompson chides us live with more in the parade. it had to be fun to be out there kate. >> i was at the parade it was there before the parade, then the parade and then city hall are exhausted. but these fans are not fading it all they are here at at&t park horse after showing up this morning pure and he could still see the enthusiasm going strong. but people still all about celebrating and getting the gear. were going to roll some video that i shot earlier in the day just late this afternoon after the parade after the world series ceremony. showing people at at&t park trying to get the autographs and photos of players what been showing up at the park. people said they couldn't get enough they wanted to come down to the park and see if they can get players to me tell you it was perhaps thousands of people after being all over the city today made their way down to at&t park late this afternoon. >> having run for every second. >> fred roe was here it's >> 7:00 a.m.> we get to see the players get off the boss. were the champs baby. (che

andon thompson? >> yes, this is pretty much as good as life gets off. they are out here, beautiful weather, and the san francisco, they're watching the game on the big screen and they are surrounded with their fans. we will show you. and still about one hour away from the game but hundreds of people i've turned out. in their orange, black and once again, there your their families. they have brought coolers, food, family. and earlier, them in setting this up it is a 13 x 18 ft.. is actually up on hydraulics! it is raised of a flatbed truck. with speakers, there were some people can hear the games. people are going to file an and really, there are a couple of fans that were here at 12:00 p.m.-noon! to an assurance that they had a good seat. some diehard fans, and somebody said that he was going to stay home and study and came here. and make sure that they have the best seats for the game. >> and i had to practice my music at home and since i am a giants fan i thought i could just practice here. >> it looks as though you have the best seat in the house? >>

reporting in martinez kate thompson kron 4 news. >> police converged in a shopping area in santa clara after reports of gunshots. authorities closed off roads up after shots were heard it right across the street from a costco also near the campus of b.a.t.. santa clara search the area for suspect are victims didn't find anything. >> the congested area of what people out here several businesses that could of been involved. we just want to make sure it was an inactive shooters so lot of officers responded to the area. >> dozens of officers were out there looking for any kind of evidence began found nothing or no one. in san jose please looking for a man police say viciously attacked too good samaritans after they apparently saw him beating up a woman. the attack happened october 30th. will tran and talked to the police and tells us why investigators waited so long to ask for the public's help in this case. >> >> san jose police say they waited nearly two weeks to go public with the case because they wanted to surprise the suspect that if he knew the public was looking for and perhaps he

thompson then passed himself off as a respected veterans leader. pictured with president bush, karl rove, john mccain, rudy giuliani, and john boehner, all of whom by boehner declined to talk about the money they took from thompson. >> what about this man, the ohio attorney general says it's now a complete scam? >> reporter: boehner and the other republicans have since given the money away after the scam was first reported by the st. peters during florida times. >> at some point over the years, one would have expected that somebody would have looked up a donor to say, hey, i can't find any evidence this person exists. >> reporter: ohio authorities have now launched a nationwide manhunt for bobby c. thompson, who is wanted on charges of fraud, identity theft, and engaging in a corruption enterprise to rob needy veterans of almost $100 million. brian ross, abc news, new york. >> disturbing story. >>> coming up next, a lighter note. a younger gymnast known for her leaps and bounds. >> despite a major obstacle. you'll never believe what it is. you're w

kate thompson has the latest. >> earlier thanksgiving morning around 1:00 a.m. at the black bear diner on dan kraft wrote three suspects all wearing masks and black clothing's not got on an employee who is leaving the rear of the restaurant after it closed the night. that suspect armed with a 12 in. knife that the employee inside the building and ordered him to open the cash register. >> i knife and committed a robbery and in doing so they ordered the employee to provide them with the cash that they stole from the >> business> after taking what was in the cash register the suspects to both employees and to the office and ordered them to open the safe. the suspects got away with about $600 and fled the restaurant on foot. they're big descriptions of the suspect to again were wearing masks. reporting in walnut creek kate thompson kron 4 news. >> >> any study is suggesting that secondhand smoke kills more than 600,000 people round the world every year. researchers found 40 percent of children born and 30% off brie been second-hand smoke. scientists say passive smok

. >> local historyan joe thompson says people in san francisco were getting interested in living across the bay. >> people were actually starting to live a suburban life in oakland back then. parts of oakland were called brooklyn at the time. >> ferries seemed a good way to get around. ferry service quickly expanded to marin. there were boats that took people. some that took people and their automobiles. even some that took rail cars. >> it got so popular that on weekends when people were coming back from the russian river they would fill up the boat with cars and leave right away and if you didn't get on the last boat you spent the night there. >> thompson says at one point there were over 100 ferry boats operating on the bay but once the bridges were built people began to rely on their cars. for a time at least this was the way to commute. >> 1911 they were hauling something like 10 million a year. by 1929, 1930 they were hauling 50 million people a year. >> i need your good question. send them to me at cbs5.com verizon's your home for samsung galaxy. like the exclusive continuum. and

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kate thompson joins us live from brown's election day headquarters at the fox theater in oakland. >>ere here at the fox theater where they're expecting thousands of people tonight. there is but a lot of fog of a lot of people moving all over the place all afternoon long it takes a lot of people to pull off an event like this. they've had caterer's balloon delivery soundtracks with acquired a lot of people getting ready for later on tonight. it is shown jerry brown had in the polls, at of his " republican meg whitman and they're using that outside on the marquee of the fox theater. the marquee reads california democratic party victory event. looks like they're quite sure of themselves they already have the victory event on the marquee hours before the results are even expected to come reporting live in oakland kate thompson kron 4 news. >> kron 4 catherine will be keeping an eye on some of the many local races and measures on the palate tonight. >> a common theme at the ballot today proposed tax increases. hit really hard by the recession and housing cost a lot of local cities are try

keely thompson is accused of taking more than a half million in grant money intended to help at-risk youth and using them for gambling and personal expenses. that is video there and he has been released from yale and is due in court next month. >> a jaw bone found in aruba could be natalee holloway's. they contacted the parents and asked for a dental picture to see if it matches. >>> it started with the firing of juan williams. still ahead on the edge, find out if republicans were successful in their efforts to cut funding to npr. >>> plus, find out why two million people are in danger of losing their unemployment benefits. >> the reality is that the movement to end the injustice of don't-ask, don't-tell is alive and well. >> and the new efforts by a group of senators to repeel the military's policy against gays. we're back.  >> republican efforts to cut all federal funding for national public radio failed. the house democrats were able to block the move without the voting on the proposal. you may recall that republicans became outraged at npr after the radio netw

today there were no, more promise that the refinery as kate thompson reports nearly 100 gal. of acid leaked from a pipe leak this morning >>>>84 gallons of sulfuric acid leaked out from a pipe at the factory. county officials say there is no risk to the public with this spill when by law the refinery has to report leaks over a certain size. still under investigation is the power outage at the refinery on wednesday which saw huge clouds of black smoke and flames shooting into the sky. you can see in the video here. sirens sounded to warn people to stay inside their homes for several hours and then the warning was lifted. there's been no injuries or health issues that have been reported after that power outage. pacific gas and electric says it does not know why the power went out. this as pacific gas and electric is responsible for the backup generator at the refinery which did not work. the bay area air quality district said it's been taking air quality samples but it does not expect to get results from those tests back until wednesday. they been fined for spewing black smoke

john thompson iii. it should be a couple easy plays. the only ranked team.ertise three of five. how about another one from the corner? freeman beats the buzzer for the first of his 20 points in the game. second hal the shot that clears from coaal carolina, down by 19. forced the turnover. nice passing here. greenwood in for the layup. he goes on an 11-0 run. it works. no problem there. they beat coastal carolina easily 80-61. we're going to find out very quickly how far along these baby terps are. maryland forgs fourth ranked partnership. the first time these guys have ever played in the garden. th first time these guys have face ad top 25 team. gary william will be leaning heavily on this man. jordan william. the big forward has replaced him as the terps' best player. through three games, he's been very good. williams averaging 21 points in 13 rebounds per game. gary william the s anxious to see how he responds. >> this will be the best inside team we've played so far. and it is a great opportunity for to us see where we are against quality teams. we're loo

thompson: yes, sir. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and agree to house resolution 1652 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, and the resolution is agreed to and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clausele 8 of rule 20, proceedings will resume on motions to suspend the rules previously postponed. votes will be taken in the following order. house resolution 1716 by the yeas and nays. house resolution 1475 by the yeas and nays. house resolution 1428 by the yeas and nays. the first electronic vote will be conducted as a 15-minute vote. the remaining electronic votes will be conducted as five-minute votes. the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the gentleman from michigan, mr. conyers, to suspend the rules and agree thousand resolution 716 on which the yeas and nays were ordered. the cle

i'm tisha thompson with fox 5. i'm looking for the grieves. >> it's a townhouse. >> and you're not the griefs? >> i am john grief. >> reporter: he told us his sister tanya was out of town. >> does she have a lot of companies? >> she has two buses. >> does she have any long white limousines? >> no. >> so she only has two buses? >> yeah. >> reporter: but the bus that showed up for the waters company is from another limo company. in a response to a complaint filed with the state, american d.c. limousine said after having mechanical problems with its own vehicle it subcontracted with another transportation carrier and said the limo bus is considered an upgrade with leather seating, bar stocked with water and ice and a.c. they said the party members became aggressive with the driver who feared for his life. >> my mother is very upset. as you can imagine, i was very upset. >> reporter: american d.c. limousine tolds the waters since they refused the bus, no refund was owed. but after fox 5 started asking questions, the co

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thompson is now facing wire fraud charges. >> we would like to see the gym be made, open. know, because we have kids, 70 some kids here on an average day. and there's no need to put them out in the cold. they won't have no where else to go. >> reporte it brought financial irregularities more than a year ago. >>> i wrote a letter to the d.c. inspector generalctober 30th, 2009, which detailed the allegations. >> reporter: the future of the gym remains in doubt as a man held in high esteem prepares to fight, not in a ring but a court of law. he was released from custody after a brief court appearance. he's due back in court for a preliminary hearing in december. in northwest, darcy spencer, news 4 today. >>> road work on connecticut avenue near the farragut north coulresume as early as today. that construction is believed to have caused wednesday's ceiling collapse in the metro station. metro say jack hammering broke through the dome causing huge pieces of concrete to fall on the platform below. it could take weeks to fix the ceiling. plywood is covering the damaged area for

kate thompson says that 100 gal.acid leak from a pipe. >> 80 gallons of sulfuric- acid but it was contained. and there is no risk to the public with this spill block, they have to report leaks over a certain size. and still under investigation is the power outage at the refinery on wednesday. it said huent clouds of black plumes of smoke shooting up into the sky you can see the video, and of the sirens were warning people to stay inside. for several hours and that warning was lifted. there have been no injuries, or health issues that have been reported. now, the bay area and quality management district has taken the air samples and it is not expected to get the results of these until wednesday. the golden eagle refinery has a history of violations. costing millions of dollars in the past five years for black smoke, particulates,and soot so it into the air! reporting in martinez, kate thompson, kron 4 news. >> this woman was found dead in her apartment two weeks ago the suspect is pleading not guilty. to the murder, r

tisha thompson has the details. >> how are you? >> how are you?s the middle of the work day, 2:00 on a wednesday and james greer is trying to sell us a house. >> he put in new carpet upstairs. >> reporter: we found a listing for this town house online and called greer, the agent selling the property. >> we are trying to keep track of these things k we take some pictures as well. >> reporter: here is the thing. greer does not realize the guy holding the flip camera is a fox 5 photographer or that we've been investigating him for two months because this is not his full-time job. greer works for the prince george's county government making $106,000 a year as the deputy directeddor of the office of human relations commission, the county agency charged with investigating discrimination complaints. >> hope we're not pulling you way from anything too important. >> don't worry about it. i jut work for the county when i ain't doing this. >> is this a part-time gig for you? >> well, yes and no. you know, with real estate and internet, can you do everything

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