we discussed the possibility of what you do with unused space. we are on the edge of our seats for prisoner realignment and we must be prepared for the influx of prisoners coming in the. but based on the smart choices of risk assessment in a partnership way and others, i believe that we will still remain with the unused space in the sheriff's department. i want to posit this notion that if we want to significantly address the uneven bridge of pre-custody and post-custody, someone in the system, when they are prepared to enter into society, after they have been released from incarceration, they do not have the job, the housing, or the proper tools for integration. statistics show that within six months, they will offend again. because of the recidivism rate being a 65% right now, and 78% in the state, we need to better be able to answer this core question ourselves. it would be nice that if in the unused space, we would use of the land to st. -- delancy street model. it would remain with vertical attention accountability so that those getting the

inactivity fees are allowed but only after 24 months and is unused. bank branded gift cards like visa and mastercard have a different set of rules. they can expire after five years. promotional cards can expire after one year. inactivity fees are allowed but only after it goes unused after 12 months. >>> yahoo is trying to reinvent itself. the company company is shifting it's focus to mobile devices. david lure wi reports. >> reporter: yahoo has never been known for snappy home pages. they are diving deep into new services for monthly devices and the emphasis is on graphic appeal. yahoo sees this as its future as sales of tablets soar. wise stand a new news app is one example. one is enter now using sound print. it has streaming video on the ipad. then it delivers news, even tweets from the internet that remit what you are watching on tv. >> these are articles that are surfacing because she was talking about them. >> yahoo research claims that tablet one-third of users are using them when they watch tv. >> they are watching them engaging things in lik

we discussed the possibility of what you do with unused space. we are on the edge of our seats for prisoner realignment and we must be prepared for the influx of prisoners coming in the. but based on the smart choices of risk assessment in a partnership way and others, i believe that we will still remain with the unused space in the sheriff's department. i want to posit this notion that if we want to significantly address the uneven bridge of pre-custody and post-custody, someone in the system, when they are prepared to enter into society, after they have been released from incarceration, they do not have the job, the housing, or the proper tools for integration. statistics show

in a charitable mood, you can donate unused gift cards.stic jungle site has a section that allows you to gift your card to charity and many goodwill stores will take gift cards to help others. you don't waste your money. >> well, they have everything for your bed, bath and beyond but not federal regulators say one item which is going to be pulled from the store shelves. the problem with the tissue holders because they have low levels of radio active material. a spokesman with the commission says there's no real health threat here however they are telling people to return them bed bath and beyond says you can return the tissue holder for a full refund. for more information call this number, (184)962-3966. >> well, some things in life leave us in shock. words just won't come out of our mouth. that's what happened to her. she thought she was going to see her mom on skype. when there was a technical problem, a familiar face, well, is going to walk through the door. >> wow. mommy. >> i love you. [applause] >> you never get tired of watching tha

it's important to recognize that the occupy movement is focusing attention on absolutely abandoned unused property at a time when there are millions of people homeless in the u.s. and at a time when the occupy movement has been thrown out of its encampments across the country really internationally coordinated planned so this is another creative tactic by the occupy movement in oakland to take abandoned unused convention center space and have a new center for the occupy movement in oakland but what about i want to hear. what i say are what about those people who broke into oakland city hall that certainly isn't about the building they are we saw reports of them smashing glass pictures burning an american flag shortly violence and destruction actually undermines the cause doesn't it. overwhelmingly the occupy movement has been talking about property versus people and the police talk about protecting property private property for the one percent and not the people's needs so there's great anger at city institutions that are enforcing and protecting and bringing forth the police against the

the unused lifeboats still attached to the ship. and what about the captain? a firestorm, as tapes emerged showing the captain seeming to be safe in his lifeboat, while ignoring orders from the coast guard to go back to the sinking ship. abc's chris cuomo is on the ground tonight. he has new reporting on what the captain did. chris? >> reporter: diane, the death toll is expected to rise. he was placed under house arrest, bending new charges. now, new information out today about the captain's actions the night of the crash will not help his cause. today, we learned why chaos overtook the decks of the costa concordia. the startling audiotape of the conversation between the italian coast guard and captain francesco schettino reveals the captain sitting safely on a rescue boat, while the rest of the doomed ship's crew and passengers were struggling to escape. the official demands, you go onboard the ship, and you tell me if there are people that need assistance. look, schettino, you may have saved yourself from the sea, but we'll put you through a lot of trouble.

there was 9,000 schools destroyed or rendered unusable. 1/2 million kids displaced out of school. in earthquake, they call it the coy mot that means this apocalypse. at first there was a very heroic effort. infer natio international community helped. after katrina red cross got 2,000,000 for help and for this earthquake red cross received 6 million dollars. the united states sent in helicopters that conductd the greatest air lift in the history of mankind. moved about 20 thousand on thes in the mountains to keep 1/2 million people a hive during the wintertime. it was very heroic and people were grateful. aid has dropped 70 percent after a year in the wake of that void many jihad and people labeled terrorists have set up camps. this is one here. in pakistan. and in that camp, there are many kids that are previously were going to school and now they have no school and the cost to help them go would be about one month per month per child. fifth grader 20 bucks a year. first grader five bucks a year. they get their food in the back on the mess tenth and then on the left is an extreme

> yes, they said that they had been--they were--there was an initial march and the attempts of an unusedant former convention center, and they regrouped and throughout the evening until protesters reached the ymca cops were following them and issuing dispersal orders on several occasions. an officer in line arresting a protester ahead of where i was in line waiting to get booked said that you know, he asked me when did you get here? i said, 1:30 but i'm with the media. hehe said, we were entering dispersal orders all day. you shouldn't be here. as if journalists don't have the right to witness what is happening. >> why did they start arresting people in the first place? that was well before the city hall clash. why the arrests going on? >> well, it was announced ahead of schedule by occupy oakland and they were intending to take over an unused building to turn into a social center with some workshops and lectures and making it a community center. and the city of oakland and the opd said this is a liability for the city. you're breaking the law if you do this. we will respond. we're not g

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it hasn't caused serious health problems but the company is urging people to destroy or return unusedll be here. when you file, you may find fewer breaks. that's because lawmakers have lay loud more than 50 business and individual tax breaks to expire. among them are the mortgage insurance, higher education tuition and school teacher tax deduction. even though the breaks have expired, lawmakers could choose to extend them when they come back from their winter break. >>> starting today christmas trees will be recycle by baltimore county. they will not be picked new alleys. you have until saturday january 14. they will collect just the tree itself. >>> all right, now to our democracy 2012 coverage. in hopes of boosting voter turnout, some groups are calling on the city to change its election cycle. the coalition wants the election to be in line with the statewide cycle. right now the city holds local elections after state wide and before presidential elections. and the 90-day general assembly begins this wednesday. the state is facing more than a billion dollar budget shortage and the g

no illnesses have been reported but the company urged people to either destroy or return unused products. you can find more details on our website, wjla.com. taking a look at our weather -- we are preparing for the possibility of some less than exciting temperatures. >>> we will climb up a little bit this week and dropped again. it looks like friday and weekend will be colder. this is one of the challenging times in the weather center because it is a bit of a guessing game. you need to dig into the details to figure out what is going on. it is mainly snow even though some of the automated reporting stations are reporting rain. the eyes on the ground are much more important. let's take a look at the doppler radar. this is of shenandoah national park and you see a little bit of snow on the trail in the center of the screen. a little dusting of snow they picked up today. the green uc on the radar screen tells us that is rain but that is mainly snow. nothing is accumulated it has been too warm, but nonetheless it is beautiful or what i would call a glorified or rain. the reston/herndon area

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customers to destroy or return unused products. they include bottles of exedrin and no doze with expiration of 2014 as well as containers wellbufrfrin and gasx, with the expiration of 2013 or earlier. the products may contain stray or broken hills. if you upgraded to the iphone4s you may have to up -- update your data plan. it eats twice as much data as its predecessor and three times as much as the 3g, according to a technology firm. most of the usage is linked to siri, the virtual personal assistant, and increasing use of other on-line services. nbc premieres a new comedy on wednesday "are you there, chelsea?" based on the best-selling books by actors and comedian chelsea handler. to join us live with livelaura prepon. -- with actress laura prepon. how much they like these the satellite interviews? >> i love it. i am morning person. can you tell? >> this show looks awesome. tell us about the promise, chelsea. >> it is based kind of loosely on all the books i have written and all of the characters you find in the books. we have th

the number of shelter beds unused. how many were turned away at the reservation center on january 18, the current services available, the services available to clients and other jurisdictions that you would want to implement, and what are the health needs? the rest i submit. supervisor wiener: thank you. i would like to co-sponsoring the immemorial -- in memoriam for grace. i joine president chiu to announce the recapitalization of the revolving loan fund that was established in 2009 at a time not a lot of capital available to small businesses, a terrible economy, businesses failing. it has been a significant success since it started. 27 businesses have received loans from $5,000-$50,000 a total of almost $750,000. it has been a really strong partnership. last year, i was proud to join the mayor, one of the recipients already reaping its loan. this would recapitalize the revolving loan fund with $1 million, the first step in our commitment to provide $5 million in capitalization. the fund ultimately will pay for itself

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cost will force and remove the barricades sinjar it's a several times what our guys put them up unusable. was. this this bridge is the main bridge and route three thor is connected to two parts of the return of completely. divided no off of the war in ninety nine. when the situation before the war was love life. this man. strolls along an invisible border it unlike boy and he's kept an eye on the standoff between kosovar albanians and serbs for more than a decade his memories of bitter clashes on this bridge a still fresh. oh member. of one minute time here on this bridge the. both of them were still. on but. green. the former yugoslav leader you'll see a bronze tito laid the foundation for the current conflict by granting autonomous status to kosovo in one thousand nine hundred sixty three the population of mostly ethnic albanians demanded independence off to yugoslavia broke up but open clashes between the kosovo liberation army and serbian troops broke out. in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine intervened on the side of the cost of months of bombardment by allied aircraft compelled

there is millions of square feet of unused office space. i am in favor of this.s is much more realistic and practical. there will probably be a lot more traffic normally. >> i think the powerful aspects in using the building as proposed, i do like be using of the smaller building for relocating tenants. there is definitely room for small business. to understand the decatur issue is to understand that this is not a street, this is a dead- end. the problems are quite significant even in other parts of the city such as the specific streets such as the nob hill corridor where there is access to other buildings. there are always people you don't know coming by without them really being part of the own neighborhood and i am very sensitive to that issue. i talked to mr. chief about that at lengthsm would this be possible except from knowing the eighth street quite well. this is a strict street and this is going right as he crossed brian, the intersection is very confusing. you have to know at a time where you are going. people know that they can only trouble in the left

sometimes someone we didn't know would put something under the mattress, making the cot unusable for several days. someone would come by and take the hardware away in a shopping bag and that would be it for a week or so. there was often a black photographer who would come to the shop with an empty shopping bag. when he left, he with leave in a zigzag and eventually get on a bus going south. >> i wanted to read a poem that was sent by the poet that i invited to the recent san francisco international poetry festival from iraq i've been in touch with for more than a year and a half. after the united states would not give him his visa, i asked him -- i told him about mutanabbi street and he wrote a poem and he wrote it in english, though he writes in, of course, in arabic. but this one he wrote in english. so i'll read it. one figure in the poem you should know, humbaba, which is an ogre, a monster of immemorial age. that was a special big garden, a forest, where all types of trees and flowers grew. the trees bending down gently flinging branches. our orchard grew like a crown on the sun

year it was found that many were put on a waiting list while over $37 million of state funds went unused. today in annapolis a state committee was briefed on the progress by frank kirkland. >> redoing the whole fiscal process, working with the providers and the resource coordinators to make sure people get into services as quickly as possible. we have funding available from the alcohol tax that we are tracking getting people on the services. we have placed 138 in the service this is year with the funding already. >> budget managers have been replaced and some new proceed yous are underway. consultants will be flight to see if other changes need to be made. >>> the city council president jack young wants the mayor to forget about the grande prix. he claims that there are other things that need to be addressed and that things like rec centers, pools and benefits for the young and older citizens being affected as a result. the mayor disagrees and says it's not about what looks good now. >> the thing about it is you have to be able to do more than just one thing it to be mayor -- require tha

. >> one of the fireworks misfired and set off a pile of unused fireworks. four people ended up dying, three of those were workers, coordinators of the event and one was a female spectator. and dozens of people were injured. >> at first it looks like wow, they've got this fantastic fireworks show. then you realize they're all going off at the same time. usually not supposed to do that. >> well, this sparked a fire that ended up burning dozens of homes as well. >> an explosion that close to the ground can never be good. >>> some passersby pull over to help a driver who took a roll. >> at any point any other car can lose control and crash into them. >> see what happens when they come to his aid. >>> and, a guy took the set of a popular tv show and turned it into a video game. >> i got to say, he did a pretty awesome job. it looks exactly like the show. >> we'll reveal the tv show and how he did it. later. >>> welcome back to the show. but don't forget to check in at rightthisminute.com. great videos all day long. >>> steven, what do you always say when you see

they also estimate $52 million goes unused every year, which if it's not sold by jones is free money for the subway. you do the math on that one. and finally this on the u.s. marines relieving themselveses on the corpses of their enemies. dean from maryland is more worried about the effect on our soldiers. by no means do i feel they should be more than scolded. people we, the united states of america sent our kids to kill. i have no problem with anything any of our troops do to the dead bodies of our enemies at the most, these marines should be instructed to never do that again and call it good. well yeah, except it wouldn't be good. i understand how you feel about the troops, but keep in mind, an incident is a recruiting tool for the enemy. you said you'd like to see defeated. the address is mailbag@wusa9.com. that is our report. i'll be back tonight at 11:00. log on to wusa9.com any time. we'll see you a bit later. bye bye. >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> heather locklear in intensive care. is she out of control? >> di