it in court, and together we would have had a fairness hearing in which the court, a neutral, uninterested, observing party would have been able to listen to these concerns. with respect to the processes always, we are always cost sensitive when dealing with municipalities. however there is no price for policing.onal this citizens and the residents of ferguson deserve what every american is guaranteed under the constitution -- the right to be free from excessive force, from unconstitutional stops and arrests, and from a fine system that was breaking their backs. >> were you disappointed, but were you surprised given all the negotiations? >> well, we had been negotiating with a team that was responsive. we have had extensive discussions. had come up with an extensive and detailed document that provided for substantial changes in the city's practices, and also in police and community relations. we felt this was in the city's best interest, in the interest of the residents of ferguson to avoid costly litigation and to start working right away on all the support changes. i made reaction was di

oh, it's a terribly uninteresting story. why don't you tell me all about you? with pleasure. you just happened to hit on my favorite subject. he likes her. oh, don't worry about it, darling. it can. [ ding! ] samantha. mm-hmm? is gertrude a -- a what? you know. really, darrin. now, come on. they seem to have taken to each other. isn't that nice? "nice" isn't the word. it's strange. you're surrounded by beautiful girls day and night. i must come as quite a shock. what do you mean? well, i'm not exactly the model type. you're a very lovely type, and i wish you'd stop running yourself down. darrin, this girl is terrific. where have you been hiding her? you'll have to ask my wife that question. uh, what are you people drinking? i'll have a crazy charlie. uh, what's that? it's my own invention. it's composed of -- two parts vodka, one part gin, how in the world did you know that? i don't know. i must be psychic. i'll have a crazy charlie, too. it sounds interesting. two crazy charlies coming up. make that three. three crazy charlies and one bicarb of soda... straight. i can't get

petty was uninterested in being a driver himself. >> he wanted to be a mechanic. >> work on making somethingchange of heart at 21, he watched the sport transform over the last half century. >> it's more after show now than it used

she appeared so uninterested that the judge had to ask her if she was awake. that attitude mirroring what investigators described yesterday. investigators say when they questioned her, she yawned leaned her head back and acted bored. >>> fume gators will plead guilty for a box job that brain damaged a 10-year-old boy. attorneys for williams and deal that will involve jail time. face federal charges of making chemicals and making false statements. they treated the home this past august and he suffered severe brain damage because the family was allowed to return home too soon. >>> lawmakers appear to be one step closer to fixing florida's death penalty. the sticking point, how jurors have to agree on execution. an amendment to a house bill will require 10 of 12 jurors to sentence someone to death. a similar bill working its way through the senate calls for an anonymous decision. >> now the most accurate weather team in florida, abc action weather. >> good evening, everybody. i hope your evening commute was a lot smoother than your morning commute. i suspect beca

petty was uninterested in being a driver himself. >> he wanted to be a mechanic. >> work on making something better or faster. >> after a change of heart at 21, he watched the sport transform over the last half century. >> it's more after show now than it used to be. it used to be a race. >> hall of famer endured serious tragedies on the racetrack from an accident taking the life of a young boy to the crash that killed his grandson, adam. adam probably wouldn't have been in the race car. >> fans credit a letter -- >> there was a letter a fan wrote to you. >> it took the weight off the world off. >> and a children's camp he built to keep adam's memory alive. >> there is not an illness for disability that could prevent them from having a dream and reaching that goal. >> petty continues to influence racing heading up petty motor garage. we traveled across north carolina where petty spent his childhood as a mechanic for his farther's racing team and sat done in the richard petty museum, the museum's huge collection of cars and racing memorabilia is proof of the continued family legacy. >> why do

onerous and for the most part uninteresting part of the job is enrolling court cases.n i first arrived, if i am correct it was something about 5000 a year. now it is approaching 10,000. every one of them we have to consider, if not by reading the actual petitions, we rarely do that, by reading the summaries of the petitions law clerks have prepared. 10,000 of those a year, that is not a lot of fun. susan swain: with the increasing number of petitions, why always 80 to 100 cases a year? justice scalia: we have been averaging actually 75. that number is not out of line with other supreme courts in other jurisdictions do. i think we could do more than 75. i don't think we could do 150. why? your guess is as good as mine. i certainly have not changed my standards for deciding what cases we should take, and i don't think my colleagues have. if i had to guess, i would say that what has happened is that in my early years on the court, 20 some odd years ago, it was a lot of major new legislation that had recently been enacted, new bankruptcy code, there is not that much major

. >> at the same time, the mother of the missing newborn, susan richardson, seemed uninterested in front of a judge who said her bond at $50,000 for child neglect and unlawful desertion of a child. her boyfriend did not answer the door for us. he told us on tuesday he at no idea where richardson may have discarded the baby. orlando police have not been able to get her to talk. after we looked into her past, we founded 2009 arrest for battery against a law-enforcement officer. according to that report, she claims she did not take her medication for mental disorders back in the willow bend apartments, crews ended their search in the early evening. one woman is trying to explain her -- what he found in the parking lot, the placenta. >> this should never ever happen. jason: happening today, another building is going down in deltona as part of the city' s beautification campaign. crews will demolish the house on north covington drive at 10:00 this morning. that house was damaged during a fire in 2012 and has been abandoned for years. commissioner mitch honaker will be on hand for today' s dem

convention delegate 49-55 "it's kind of great because we get this rep of being so uninvolved and being uninterested, i think 98 percent of the school is involved and it's pretty cool to be a part of it," part of an event that's been going on at w&l since 1908. over the weekend these mock delegates will be researching articles, looking at voting trends and talking to the real delegates in the states to predict the out of power party. in this scenario, the republican candidate who could win the white house. out of the 25 conventions washington and lee students have been right 19 times. andrew mccaffery/gene ral chair mock convention 1:20-1:24 05:29:50:10 it's a big responsibility to continue the record of accuracy, at the same time it's so exciting to be a part of the univerisity tradition," and that tradition includes speakers like congressman bob goodlatte.... 06:00:30:03 nats of coulter "fun it's totally great and i'm honored to be here," political analyst and writer ann mock convention. her main point in her speech is immigration reform. ann coulter/politica l analyst 1:40-1:58 "it determines eve

justice scalia: i think undoubtably, in my mind, the mostonerous, and uninteresting part of the job is the petitions that come to the court. they have increased and honestly. when i first arrived, it was was 5000 -- i think it year. now it is approaching 10,000. every one of them we have to consider. if not by reading the actual petition -- we rarely do that -- by reading summaries of the petitions. year, that ise a not a lot of fun. host: with the increasing number -100etitions, why only 80 cases a year? justice scalia: less than that, we have been averaging 75. that number is not out of line with what others supreme court's or jurisdictions do. i think we could do more than 75. we could do 100. i don't think we could be doing what we first did when i came on the court. i don't think we can do 150 well. why? your guess is as good as mine. if i could say, i would guess there was a lot of major legislation enacted. not that much major legislation and new year's. decision has been the generator statutes resolved. we don't take cases because we think they were decided wrong. thelly take c

hart unable to rally his team though drake's team canada held on to win a thoroughly uninteresting game. 74-64 patrice bergeron's second regular season fight in twelve years may have inspired his also inspired some part of his body to feel a lot of pain. and is questionable for tomorrow afternoon's game in minnesota. >> that is the harshest of all. the windchill is going to get you. yeah. >>> and now abc's "jimmy kimmel live." >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- george clooney. plus dave salmoni and animals. with cleto and the cletones. and now, most of all, here's jimmy kimmel!

chris: the mother of the newborn seems uninterested in front of a judge and set federal bond at $50,000 for child neglect and lawful desertion of a child. her boyfriend did not answer the door wednesday night, but told where richardson may have discarded the baby. police have not been able to get her to talk. she had passed run-ins with the law. we found a 2009 a law enforcement officer. according to the report, she claims that she did not take her medication for mental disorders act. she is still trying to expect of her 13-year-old what he found in the parking lot, the placenta of baby willow. >> you can' t really explain it in any way. meredith: we ask the city what it was doing with the managed the on, but they would not confirm. susan richardson has not posted bond and remains in the orange county jail. jim: new tonight, we' re talking to a store clerk who had a gun shoved in his face during a valentine' s day robbery and he walks us through the frightening video. surveillance video shows a man in a black hoodie with a red bandana covering his face barging into the dollar general on

petty was uninterested in being a driver himself. >> he wanted to be a mechanic. >> work on making somethingor faster. >> after a change of heart at 21

her album "know-it-all," here with the song "here," alessia cara. [ cheers and applause ] i seem uninterested or i'm not listenin'nt truly i ain't got no business here but since my friends are here i just came to kick it but really i woulde all by myself not in this room with people who don't even care about my well-being i don't dance don't asknd so you can go back please enjoy your party i'll be here somewhere in the corner under clouds ofhis boy who's hollering i can hardly hear over this music i don't listen to and i don't wanna get with you so that i'll be over here oh-oh-oh here oh-oh-oh here oh-oh-oh i ask myself here oh-oh-oh here oh-oh-oh here and i can't wait seem a little unimpressed with this an anti-social pessimist but usually i don't mess with this and i know you mean only the best r intentions aren't to bother me but honestly i'd rather be somewhere with my people we can kick it and just listen with the message like we usually do and we'll discuss our big dreams how we plan to take over the planet so pardon my manners understand it that i'll be here not there in the kitchen wi

petty was uninterested in being a driver himself. >> he wanted to be a mechanic. >> work on making something better or faster. >> after a change of heart at 21, he watched the sport transform over the last half century. >> it's more after show now than it used to be. it used to be a race. >> hall of famer endured serious tragedies on the racetrack from an accident taking the life of a young boy to the crash that killed his grandson, adam. >> if i hadn't been racing then adam probably wouldn't have been in the race car. >> fans credit a letter -- >> there was a letter a fan wrote to you.

she seems uninterested in her baby's welfare. but those who gave her money and cared for her welfare are concerned. >> how can you live like that? it is heart breaking. >> the building over there does have surveillance cameras, we asked if they have video from monday. they tell us the corporate office would be able to tell. 7-eleven tell us they have not checked because police have not asked them. would not take action even if they had warning signs about her mom before her birth. we are live in orlando tonight, channel 9 eyewitness new. >> >> the florida house has approved a compromise to fix the state's death penalty system. last month the supreme court ruled that florida death penalty was unconstitutional because it allowed jurors to only recommend a death sentence but a judge made the final decision. this would require at least ten jurors to recommend the death penalty for it to be imposed versus life in prison. the senator expect today sign off on the measure as well. >> the man accused of murdering his wife and two children

know-it-all," here with the song "here," alessia cara. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i'm sorry if i seem uninterested♪ ♪ truly i ain't got no business here but since my friends are here ♪ ♪ i just came to kick it but really i would rather be at home ♪ ♪ all by myself not in this room with people who don't even care ♪ ♪ about my well-being i don't dance don't ask i don't need a boyfriend ♪ ♪ so you can go back please enjoy your party i'll be here somewhere in the corner ♪ ♪ under clouds of marijuana with this boy who's hollering i can hardly hear ♪ ♪ over this music i don't listen to and i don't wanna get with you so ♪ ♪ tell my friends that i'll be over here oh-oh-oh here oh-oh-oh here ♪ ♪ oh-oh-oh i ask myself what am i doing here oh-oh-oh ♪ ♪ here oh-oh-oh here and i can't wait till we can break up outta here ♪ ♪ excuse me if i seem a little unimpressed with this ♪ but usually i don't mess with this and i know you mean only the best ♪ ♪ and your intentions aren't to bother me but honestly i'd rather be ♪ ♪ somewhere with my people we can kick it and just listen to some music ♪ ♪ with the message li

coordinators for the school as are making a stipend for the science that from the okay to live the uninteresting story one student at emerson college decided to think outside the box to make a little bit of money. he listed his dorm room on air b and b in january or so people could explore boston. that's right seems harmless but not so fast. err bmt made him take the kids down i didn't find him a hundred and fifty dollars and are now saying the university saying he could face disciplinary action from the school the students as he did this because lots of people travel in his neighborhood because of its central location. he also says it wasn't just to help people out as well so there's a change dot org petition and now has two hundred and seventy eight supporters as of tuesday in the petition said that the school is leaving several charges of misconduct against him which could result in disciplinary action as extreme as his dismissal from the school know others have taken to social media in reaction to the situation using the hashtag jack work free jack works a lot of difference of different opin

. >> reporter: the teacher and the banker had grown tired, heavier, irritable uninterested or just plainble. >> guys you see it's right in your face but you have to admit it. >> i just won't accept the fact there's no solution or this is the way it is. >> reporter: so she went searching for the way they were. or at least some relief from her menopausal tortures. >> irritable? >> yes. >> reporter: what roseanne found was a decade's old treatment still very controversial or for some reason it's gaining popularity in our area. >> these pellets are the exact molecular structure found in the body. good. >> reporter: bio identical hormone replacement from yams and soy beans. >> those are compounded hormon hormones. >> reporter: taylored for each person. not fda verified for safety or effectiveness. >> one person might have estrogen and tess tess toss err roane. next person might have just estrogen. serve little different. >> there's no evidence of increased incidents of breast cancer. >> reporter: and they come in a variety of forms. pills, shots, creams, gels and patch synthetic or organic. >

the first shell is exciting and almost interesting, but the 1000th shell is dull and almost uninteresting. senator hickenlooper: i think that is true but they have had this existence, through which they have apparently accustom themselves, and they seem to get along. subsistence is there and unless they are hurt worse, then they are apparently being hurt now, i wonder if they would not say, we have in jordan it for this long weekend and/or at for another 10 years. gen. taylor they have either been fighting the japanese, the french, or feeding the war. north vietnam has not been touched in the last 11 years. this is something new. the homeland is paying a direct price, which was not true before said this is indeed, new. hickenlooper: an article in this morning's paper by a by the name of warner theerger, in which he says vice president of the national maritime union in the united states has been to vietnam and makes a flat statement that 40% of all cargo and about 30's -- 36% of all px supplies unloaded in vietnam ports wind up in the hands of the guerrillas. gen. taylor i would not know i

oh, it's a terribly uninteresting story. why don't you tell me all about you? with pleasure. you just happened to hit on my favorite subject. he likes her. where did she get the idea that vase could be replaced? oh, don't worry about it, darling. it can. samantha. mm-hmm? is gertrude a -- a what? you know. really, darrin. now, come on. they seem to have taken to each other. isn't that nice? "nice" isn't the word. it's strange. you're surrounded by beautiful girls day and night. i must come as quite a shock. what do you mean? well, i'm not exactly the model type. you're a very lovely type, and i wish you'd stop running yourself down. darrin, this girl is terrific. where have you been hiding her? you'll have to ask my wife that question. uh, what are you people drinking? i'll have a crazy charlie. uh, what's that? it's my own invention. it's composed of -- two parts vodka, one part gin, and one part bicarbonate of soda. how in the world did you know that? i don't know. i must be psychic. i'll have a crazy charlie, too. it sounds interesting. make that three. three crazy charlie

how big is this niche market of folks who want another device to capture their uninteresting venture sports as well as the world is concerned. >> what you think the addressable market is and where do you think it is? just a camera company or software company and how long will it take to transform the company? it seems they have to start over again. >> great questions. i think right now it's a camera company and software company. it will be a good software company with a killer app that probably taps into a native camera at some point but that's a tough transition, it's not going to be a content creator and still going to be a hardware company for a while. a content multiple is going to be really hard for them to get to and that 30x, the p is not cheap now even though it is minus 80% over the last 12 months return on a stock price basis. it's going to be a tough transition. i do think the company has a future, not a bad future, short term probable eye even oversold but it has to come back to work with a tam about being a best of breed niche product. >> max, there's been a lot of hype

republicans receive a bad rap for being uninterested in the working poor.a republican and i certainly have a heart for them. what would you as president do to help these people out that are working two or three jobs and can barely feed their children at home? they certainly adhere to the republican principles of pulling themselves up by the boot straps but are barely getting by. >> we want to make sure they have health care. and that's a critical part for the working poor. but, look, it all gets down to training and skills. and one of the things we have to recognize in this country today is we have to have life-long learning and we have to keep training ourselves for the jobs that exist today and the jobs that exist tomorrow. but i've got to tell you, when you think about these working poor, especially if it's a woman and her husband walked out on her and she's got a couple of kids, we have to look at the child care and think about the child care tax credit. and we have to get employers to begin to realize that give this person a chance. give them a chance

. >> republicans receive a bd rap for being uninterested in the working poor. i'm a republican. i have a heart for them. what would you as president do to help people out that are working two and three jobs that can barely feed their children at home? >> the one thing we want to make sure is that they have health care, right? that's a critical part for the working poor. look, it all gets down to training and skills. and one of the things that we have to recognize in this country today is we have to have lifelong learning and we have to keep training ourselves for the jobs that exist today and the jobs that exist tomorrow. but i've got to tell you, when you think about these working poor, especially if it's a woman and her husband walked out on her, she's got a couple kids, we've got to look at the child care, we have to think about the child care tax credit and we got to get employers to begin to realize give this person a chance. give them a chance to be able to move up because if you get stuck, then it doesn't work. but one other thing i think we all need to realize, look, i w