bring him upstairs and upstairs comes and they have the meeting. let's go to the office, treaty room, which is in many ways the focus of what you're all here about. he could go in there to get his clothes and go in there to get his sherry so when he had a guest, he couldn't lubricate the business conversation that was going on. this was the table upon which the treaty of ghent was signed. not having an ipad in his days, it would be alphabetical in whatever you needed and affairs of state were a little less complicated so you could pretty much figure it out in a round table. the box in which the treaty came is behind you. so the americans come with this and knock on the door and war, by the way, not going well for americans. new england was not happy about the war. they saw it as the southern. the south was interested in florida which was also under british-spanish protection, they were interested in everything west and also for some crazy reason interested in canada. the reason i say crazy is canada was filled with people chased out of the new unit

the youngest ones were upstairs. they had a tutor and their classes upstairs. mrs. taylor's mother would come and stay in one of the room whfers her daughter was lying in, which she was very frequently. what did they do with the other kids? they in a sense figuratively farmed them out. taylors had this wonderful plantation mount air yi, also designed by thornton in virginia. you take older ones who could learn about farming, et cetera, out there and you could also introduce them to the young swains and young dam sells and hope they would intermarry into other very important family. this all sounds very familiar, doesn't it? that increases your revenue and hatever. the nursery was there. and on the other side of that would be his wardrobe. he would be in his office, where we will go shortly, where president madison did his work so he's working in his short sleeves or his underwear, said r and the butler somebody important from belgium is here. give him too to go to the door and put on his clothes. and upstairs comes and they have the meeting. let's go to the office,

they rolled up to the front door and were directed upstairs.egory was with them. >> we went over to the victim assessed that she was dead. there was plastic wrapped around her head. there was plastic wrapped around the back of her hands. >> reporter: the deputies did a tactical search of the area to secure it. >> you definitely have your guns drawn because the perpetrator could still be there. >> reporter: there was no sign of anyone upstairs but the csi team that arrived soon after found hints of what what happened. a larger bloodstain showing smears when lit up as though someone attempted a cleanup. the body itself was found in an unused mezzanine area where someone had also stashed michelle's purse and bag holding employee time cards. >> obviously we felt like the body had been moved. >> reporter: putting the story together was now the job of lead investigators bruce mcvay and evert stall. >> reporter: tell me about the building where this takes place. >> thermo fisher scientific is a company that ships medical supplies kind of like an amazo

and there was francis ford copula and a cfe and an apartment upstairs and now they have a hotel next door to us and there is more residential opening up in our neighborhood. and the next door neighbor actually, i have a good relationship with them. and the guy that runs it, and this guy mccallister and the problem is right now i don't have the air-conditioning upstairs and we have had two years of a run of hot weather and i was actually in the process of trying to fix that and put it in and i have a unit in the base sxment now i have to put a unit upstairs and so i have got the bartender says that if i am not there someone will run over and open the window and that is happening and we have the two windows on the side and because there is no one there before, the only neighbor to complain would be my wife. and that is, that is what i am, i mean literally. >> and so it sounds like it gets too hot and you open the windows and the sound leaks out. >> yeah, and i will, and sometimes the bartenders do turn the music on and it is no benefit to have it up that much any way and i told mccalli

the fire started in the basement, and then spread upstairs.ht now we're work to go find out more about that fire fight here passed and what start that fire. >>> right now, a 23:00. we want to check in with katie with the latest on the storm really affecting pretty much everyone in the reg job so true, depending on location, you might have different set of issues, so a lot to cover and short window of time. we get you right on out to storm scan3, notice pinks, purple, bright yellow, orange, greens of course, so we've got everything from sleet, freezing rain, to snow, to heavy rain, which i would frankly say probably your biggest concerning specially new jersey as we hit high tide, may be some flooding issues that come along with that, coastal flood warnings in effect. region by region, lehigh valley, up to the pocono region, then back through berks county, you will see the biggest impact when it comes to wintery precipitation here. winter storm warnings, posted by the way for carbon, monroe, but winter weather advisories with mix over to rain,

site continuingly and i was actually given a tour by the project manager when they got the whole upstairs and removed most of the garage and repoured the great, great stairs floor i got a tour i was curious they moved the staircase and curious about the new bedroom lay out i was born and raised in the sunset. >> i was born in the sunset. >> i really my motivation to get a tour was to so how much character was removed no conversation. >> no conversation. >> the noticeable permits before the structural permit that states clearly the wording of replacing deck in kind and replied august 13th. >> attorney that didn't answer our question. >> i think i had a conversation with the project manager. >> okay. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> i have after going through the brief i would lose the numbers are east to west and the al 3we9s north to south the concerns how much impact it does have i will defer to my fellow commissioners. >> whether the city caused theville to lapse the period it is unclear they claimed they mailed it and the appellant requester saying they didn't receive that. >> i'll tak

anyway, it's nice to- emergency - there's smoke upstairs. i should probably go. nest protect. thoughtful home. i to the acidity in any foods.ht never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. he told me to use pronamel. it's going to help protect the enamel in your teeth. it allows me to continue to drink my coffee, and it was a real easy switch to make. >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m., monday, december 8. we're following breaking news. >> including flames shooting from an abandoned building in philadelphia sending a firefighter to the hospital and neighbors into the cold. >> police in south jersey find a woman dead in the trunk of a car we're live on the scene with who police are questioning at this hour. >> a computer glitch presented people from paying for parking over the weekend. the agency that runs them is stepping in to help. >> let's go outside to david murphy and matt pellman is in for karen. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys i'm bundled up, i have the heavy coat and gloves on

they're going upstaired. they're married. what is the problem. >> jon: married people are allowed to have sex in the morning. >> i think so. sometimes it's good for them. anyway, they insisted that that come out. now it sounds, i don't mean this as a tribute to bravery at all. i had the common sense to understand that that little thing, if i gave up on that little thing, i was dead from there on. then no matter what crazy, silly thing, and i thought that was just plain silly. i also had a three picture deal offered to me by united artists. >> jon: so you had a little something-- you had a little fallback. >> yeah, yeah. >> jon: well, it's very exciting. you can stick around for a little bit. >> i would love to. >> jon: we'll have norman lear stick around. the book is called even this i get to experience, on the book shelves now. the great norman lear. don't go away. find everything ok? i did, thanks. (beep) (beep) (beep) (confused) honey, you won't believe... you were supposed to be out shopping. it went super quick. happy bi

he was able to do upstairs.i think it poured into the players downstairs and i think he is the reason why we were able to win so many championships. >> the best offensive draft pick that we were ever a part of. how about joe montana? believe it or not, we took joe in the third round with dallas' pick. we get to the third round and bill says, i really like montana. call somebody at notre dame. i said, okay. i know the back field coach there. jimmy gruden. and he was john gruden's dad. tell me about montana. i said he is just sitting there. he said just take him. so we got montana and that was a gift from heaven. >>> whether it was the football gods shining down on the bay, great timing, astute decision making or a combination of all three, john mcvay worked behind the scenes to make move after move to better the franchise. but still, he was behind the scenes. the only thing greater than mcvay's understanding is what it would take to achieve greatness was his humbleness within the organization. he continued to ple

i don't know how i got upstairs. i would imagine it was my doorman that took me out of the taxi and got me upstairs. it was almost like a family member had betrayed me. it was such a huge sense of betrayal for me. >> reporter: since last month, more than a dozen women have come forward, claiming they were drugged, sexually assaulted or raped by cosby. in most cases, decades ago. cosby's lawyers didn't respond to our calls today, but in the past have dismissed previous allegations saying that "accusers are coming out of the wo woodwork with fabricated or unsubstantiated stories." another one of cosby's accusers spoke to cecilia vega about what happened to her. she says it was 1969, she was 19, a come bdy writer visiting s angeles. >> he took a liking to me and i liked him, too. he was really funny and friendly. we made jokes with each other. and he said, well, come up to my cabin, my cottage after i'm done working. and i'd loike to work on this with you. >> and you thought? >> i thought, cool. >> reporter: she believe

they're going upstaired. they're married.>> jon: married people are allowed to have sex in the morning. >> i think so. sometimes it's good for them. anyway, they insisted that that come out. now it sounds, i don't mean this as a tribute to bravery at all. i had the common sense to understand that that little thing, if i gave up on that little thing, i was dead from there on. then no matter what crazy, silly thing, and i thought that was just plain silly. i also had a three picture deal offered to me by united artists. >> jon: so you had a little something-- you had a little fallback. >> yeah, yeah. >> jon: well, it's very exciting. you can stick around for a little bit. >> i would love to. >> jon: we'll have norman lear stick around. the book is called even this i get to experience, on the book shelves now. the great norman lear. don't go away. when you feel good no one is immune. with antioxidants, electrolytes, and b vitamins plus more vitamin c than ten oranges. emergen-c transforms more than just water. emergen-c. let you

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he was the janitor, he didn't use a scanner, which meant, said the prosecutor he could have been upstairselle's office during that critical time. david dooley was captured on security video that morning. >> there's the red pickup truck. >> reporter: his red truck was seen leaving the thermo fisher parking lot. >> the defendant actually left that building that day, at 6:31 a.m. which was about half an hour after michelle walked into the building. >> reporter: the prosecutor filled in what she believed happened between the time michelle mockbee arrived and when david dooley left. >> she entered the warehouse, gathered the time card from the time clocks and headed upstairs into the offices to do her work. >> reporter: the prosecutor showed the jury a photo of fresh pry marks on michelle's office door which she said indicated an attempted break-in. michelle as you'll remember had come in earlier than usual that morning. >> our belief has always been that david dooley was in the middle of breaking into her office when she came up the steps and surprised him. and ultimately she was assaulted an

and then all of the sitting upstairs on the -- in the family quarters. here we go. and >> was that your family christmas picture you guys would take every year? >> we always did have to do a family horror show picture. i do not know about y'all, but it is one of the least fund thing -- fun things we do. everybody smiling. the two lyndons both smiling. we have a two month old baby. we have a dog. trying to get everybody. but that is upstairs in the family quarters, and that is the tree there, which was wonderful. and lucinda insisted i bring this. i will. yes. you notice? linda bird on it? everybody. very special bag. now, this is where i wish we had a picture. i do not think you have a picture of the upstairs other than this one. but we hung up stockings. and this year had stockings, special stockings made. which then -- >> that is elaborate. >> mine. and this is the university of texas where i went to school. mccall's magazine. there i am on the front cover. i worked for mccall's. there is ranch, all in beautiful -- spectacular. texas history. the white house. my s

anyway, it's nice to- emergency - there's smoke upstairs. i should probably go. nest protect. welcome to a more thoughtful home. good friend kyan douglas and my dermatologist dr. anne chapus. are you happy with how this turned snout >> we were sdwlv welcome back to inside story i'm tamala edwards. let's look at the mayor's race ticket in 2015 big news this week dwight evans saying i'm not going to get another race he was one of the big names they thought would jump on in here. he decided at this points to say i'm not going to do it. >> i didn't think -- there's so many other people much better position and have more money than dwight evans. >> polls show he had good recognition. there was argument to be made for unareing. >> i think the issue is campaign reform for philadelphia and that happened it made it very, very difficult to raise money and in the old days you could get unlimited checks from law firms and other supporters and now you do it little bits at a time that means hours and hours on telephone calling everybody you ever met or didn't meet and you have to really wan

under 2:00 left, everything reviewed upstairs. coaches' challenge.or eddie royal? certainly looks like it. dan: you don't see any bobble there. he cradled it, pins it against his chest. goes to the ground. hat's a catch. ian: line of scrimmage will be the 26-yard line. dan: you consider the circumstances. that's the ballgame there. not only the ballgame, but that's your best shot at perhaps the playoffs. ian: the ballgame and potentially your season. on the line. and the veteran, eddie royal -- referee: the ruling on the field is confirmed. it is a catch. dan: the protection against the blitz. rivers knew he had man-to-man coverage. he don't know he was bethea having that great of -- he was anticipating bethea having that great of coverage. just a better catch. ian: new set of downs for san diego. still alive on the san francisco 26. rivers chucks it at the feet of brown. incomplete. dan: he knew he didn't have anything with that screen pass to brown. the 49er linebackers were standing right in front of brown. so, again, another smart play by rivers.

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anyway, it's nice to- emergency - there's smoke upstairs. i should probably go. nest protect. welcome to a more thoughtful home. >>darya: we could use wipers on the lands it because it's a glary mess out there which is probably what the going to see when you get thrown >> reporter: up and announce bay in the east bay is the heaviest and would resume in where you can see the square where sen really heavy rain coming down the to be anywhere from 1 to 2 in. for our is really heavy rainfall is pouring out there for some locations you consider this is also little area one and three-quarters of an inch of rainfall is in fact were saying the rain impacting the entire bay area. including san francisco down along 101 and 280 into milpitas and san jose area is in yellow pretty much all morning to give some areas of life ring with the sebring petaluma and about as we see the most heavy rainfall coming through we do have some delays as a folk airport. the airport delays are now three and a half hours on average because of low visibility >> reporter: it will be a tough day at the airport t

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anyway, it's nice to- emergency - there's smoke upstairs. i should probably go. nest protect. welcome to a more thoughtful home. >>darya: of public and also my you're ride getting on a southbound we have been hit and run on a 80 southbound. >> reporter: drive times from milpitas to union city and 13 minutes to send us the air for 17 minutes this morning 11 minutes from union city is also a disabled vehicle on a south wind as well. that is also slowing down traffic this morning the backed up up to 580 in hayward area >>mark: success they have dark hair will be on capitol hill. it was then facing hundred additional troops to iraq they invited the troops fighting ices they're pushing for to recruit u.s. action. >>darya: and levitical leave little suspect in the murder of a 14 year-old in san francisco the homeless and sandals that are building new encampment now that the double and shut down. >>darya: montes is bracing for heavy wind and snow a slow-moving storm expected to bring heavy rain and wet coastal areas and at least half a foot of snow to inland areas. what to storm watc

anyway, it's nice to- emergency - there's smoke upstairs. i should probably go. nest protect. welcome to a more thoughtful home. >> reporter: a couple on the process of american the record straight for the fourth straight night is alive areas here courtesy or helicopter partnership abc seven news south lawn telegraph they're about to pass would mill school downtown art is closed and amtrak is also being impacted between the oakland coliseum station in richmond has been halted that impacts the jack london and rebel and berkeley station so couple of train lines to pack the bart station the good news for commuters and for everyone's safety of the processes are not on an interstate will sale top of the entire story will bring you live of a stock the shelves >> reporter: been some headed for the bay area about two to four hours it will kickoff three to 8 in. of rain in the mountains and hills mainly near the close generally will see a to 5 in. for most locations couple isolated spots a lot of friends appeared time flood watch his in issue likely when doesn't want to be strong it wa

the brass upstairs plans the war. they want something done. they pick up the phone. you do it.t always know why they send you out on a mission, but always clear. but you know there's a reason, a good one. >> today, the missions are going out because in italy our armies have been stopped cold at the gustav line across the narrowest and most mountainous part of the peninsula. u.s. fit bombing, british a-bombing, stopped for five months. at anvio, 100,000 men sweating it out. we couldn't move. stalemated. march 15th, we bombed cassino, our immediate objective. good job of bombing. didn't work. our infantry didn't advance. it was the wrong use of air power. wrong because we were not taking advantage of the airplane's greatest asset, its ability to get behind the enemy. that's what the air planners wanted to do, get behind him. lieutenant general acre commanding all the air in the mediterranean, british, french, and american. major general john k. cannon, uncle joe, commanding the 12th air force, and brigadier general gordon p. civil, 12th tactical command. the brass upstairs who ru

anyway, it's nice to- emergency - there's smoke upstairs. i should probably go. nest protect. welcome to a more thoughtful home. >> reporter: south san francisco in overtime crass the rapid up at the south city exit walk into lines of our allies crystal the southbound commit revenue in the midst no major problems out of hayward and fremont as low as usual from to 38 and heading south of highway 84 if you're coming out of the milky decide it dollar problem of flooding the three right lanes are flooded traffic are stills with it by in a to have plans only now has to decide to clear it so far no delays. >>mark: still some rain expected this morning of clan of the has a place in santa cruz which is falling a lot of trees weekend from the drought and what that and heavy rain was a lot of trees and the bay area/the the user one of the best bill is coming out of the storm. >>darya: kayakers this is the hills bird in the floodwater the kayaker from the russian air and is not a river industry but that was the case and not this kind of a risk of voting and severe weather. >>mark: a lot

the homeowner ran upstairs, grabbed a shotgun, firing at the burglar, spraying him with pelts. >> i was like you came to the wrong house. >> he and his wife and 3-year-old daughter was count in squrng. >> now let's take a look at your forecast in case you're thinking of hitting the road, going skiing, ride a bicycle maybe? >> here across the bay, we're going to see lots of sunshine. so many folks at the park riding tlp new bikes to do that. a little bit of snow for denver and toward soup clear skies and all of the heat that we get from the sun,and we both see the potential for a little black ice. patchy fog. you can see the camera bouncing around in san francisco. that's the marine area. it keeps the temps odd pet if's as we head tlo the ne you a ge sprm you can see the system here, that's expected to dive across the rockies, move into southern california and eventually push out of here. depending on how close this thing will be will determine if we get any rain action for new year's eve. this is thursday next week. the rain extremely close. we're talking about maybe 50 miles. so depend

he brings them upstairs to show more of the devastation. >> like the last chance to tell me anythingou know, maybe if you could help me out, i could help you out. >> they find an office full of brand-new computer equipment. >> is this a joke? >> i'm not exactly a detective. >> he had the help of one of the employees and partners with tiger direct, a top computer retailer that put this together. got the sponsors on board to donate all this brand-new gear. for the kids, a box full of tablet computers. >> that's awesome. >> this is the kind of prank you love to see. they are just making the lives of not only the employees, but all the children helping this organization, they make their lives better. this is such a positive prank. >> the question is who is cleaning up the mess? russell will have a lot of work ahead of him. >> the master of creating a lot of catchy songs is back. >> the sentimental, the odd beat. ♪ wish i could be with you this christmas ♪ >> no. >> for all of us who want to write an awesome christmas song, this is how you do it. >> there are three types of songs, sentime

let's start upstairs. this unit has three components. people can set up and enjoy the sun. now this is the middle bit. sit here and relax and enjoy the sunset. and now for the bedroom. this is it. the view is quite magnificent. others what the opportunity for this sleeping island. >> many here in america settled down to watch football games that include incredible plays along with bruising hits. take ame, those knocks serious toll. the risk of head injuries and different sports. >> part of the lower of american football coming with a serious health warning attached. the national football league will have to pay out around $1 billion to thousands of former players that claim compensation for concussion injuries. 28% will suffer from alzheimer's making former nfl players twice as likely as the general public to experience some form of dementia. despite spending hundreds of millions in compensation, it shows no sign of going away. it will suffer a concussion of some sort. >> i have a good hit, no matter what. having they have overshadowed that boundary. you know where they are

anyway, it's nice to- emergency - there's smoke upstairs. i should probably go. nest protect.come to a more thoughtful home. . >> still ahead a 12 year-old boy takes his own life. the schoolyard bullying he endured all for being a cheerleader. >>> handcuffed female suspect punched in the face. what happened to the officer who pulled the punch. >>> plus the alleged call girl alleged of killing a google executive back in court. we'll have the latest coming up. >> sports night live, here on sunday night on kron 4. here's some news you may find surprising. we're for an open internet for all. we're for creating more innovation and competition. we're for net neutrality protection. now, here's some news you may find even more surprising. we're comcast. the only isp legally bound by full net neutrality rules. . >> this is the bay area's news station, kron 4 news starts now with breaking news. >> and we are following breaking news tonight in berkeley. protesters marching on the streets there. there are reports of violence. it is the latest bay area demonstration after the choke hold de

anyway, it's nice to- emergency - there's smoke upstairs. i should probably go. nest protect. welcome to a more thoughtful home. >>> welcome back. time is 5:12. a man is facing charges of assault, vandalism and arson after a 13 hour stand off with san jose police. it began at 2:00 yesterday morning when homeowners on south 2nd street woke up to find a man inside their home. they called police and the man ran to the home next door, climbed up four stories and into the attic window. when police tried to negotiate with him, he began throwing bricks. >> it was pretty scary. never saw something like that. he lifted his hands up and cutting himself. it was awful. >>less say the man eventually surrendered and climbed down using a fire truck ladder. they do believe he was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. [ inaudible ] >>> flight from sfo to washington, d.c. was delayed for three hours. some of the flights to los angeles and bakers field were canceled. >> it was just canceled. i'm waiting for my parents to pick me up so i can go home. >> today fewer travelers are expected out t

doctor roberts is good to be upstairs after we finish and will be signing copies of the book which i'm sure you will all want to purchase. >> for every 40 people i sell about one books. i don't want to put any pressure on you. that can be pretty easily made so don't worry about it. disconnect i apologize in advance for putting a crimp in your sale but i do want to acknowledge to the audience that you are a deep religious man of the boston red sox. [laughter] >> that's true. i was being polite when i said he might be the greatest baseball player of all time. >> a franchise in the other league, yes. >> i was in 1967 world series in the bleachers. we won that one and lost the next one. >> justice was done in. >> i was there. >> you said something about politics at the end. in the most recent book, charles krauthammer, his book on things that matter about politics and the importance of doing it and i tell people that it was truly an approach he talks about why it's important to do politics while. why it's important to engage in the system politically. >> as you might guess from that last p

that really tells you it's christmas.ent an and we can smell it all the way upstairs. the 106o thank all volunteers like susan who traveled from all across the country to help decorate. couldn't do this without them. they come in thanksgiving weekend. up time with their families. they come when the tree comes on friday and they spend the next day in the warehouse picking out ornaments. they come here. and they're proud of what they do. they're a little possessive at times, i understand. [laughter] and they also help decorate the christmas trees that are in our residence as well. so we are so grateful. for theireful enthusiasm, for their creativity. they have, as you will see, they outstanding job. the house is just breathtaking! proud and grateful. because of their hard work, we're now ready to open the holidayuse for the season to the 65,000 people who houseome through this over the next month. to walkeople are going in these rooms where you are. and they're going to get to see all these ornaments. and these visits are going to become beautiful lifelong memories for e

upstairs, the authorities are waiting for the right moment to drop the hammer. tim is in on the sting. he's the leader of operation underground rail road, who works with local authorities to catch pimps that sell underage girls for sex. your name is andrea? or that's what we'll call you? her parents have no idea she's a prostitute. she's 17, but has been working for six years. you started at the age of 11. do the men pay for more young girls? almost twice the price. she says she wishes she didn't do this. at the party -- >> he brought like 100 girls. >> i'm missing three, because they're so late. >> 100 girls. 100! >> reporter: some of the girls are just 14 years old. >> of course, absolutely. they're giving eyes out, right. you know, trying to flirt with guys. >> reporter: one of the alleged traffickers singles out one girl. >> she's 14 years old. >> reporter: in order for the colombians to prosecute, there has to be no doubt. >> does she do everything? >> i have to talk to her. >> oral sex? there's not going to be any problem? >> reporter: and money has to cha

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the press remained upstairs. a national security meeting at 1:00 in the afternoon. we went upstairs and ari fleischer told us that we are returning to washington and we could tell our offices that. the only way we knew what was happening was that i had a clam cell phone and was able to get a signal out. i would dictate to our desk. peter jennings will put meat live on the air. i knew that the tone of my voice, the clarity of detail, and specificity without a motion was the bestotion way to tell the world that the american government had not been brought to its knees. were left washington around 10:00. -- we left washington around 10:00. we were on the ground at the air force base around 7:00. the president flew to the white house. they had a helicopter and allowed to reporters to stay on. they allowed a reporter from the associated press and me as the broadcaster. we took off and flew on the potomac river with the smoke from the pentagon still rising. of thended on the ground -- we landed on the ground of the washington monument. we went inside the white house. we w

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a meeting room and storage for stationery are located upstairs. engineers' desks are downstairs. for meetings engineers have to walk down the long hallway, and climb up the stairs in the middle of the ofsfice to finally reach the meeting room. they walk about 150 meters each way. japanese engineers usually walk an average of 2,200 steps a day at the office. but on this day, this engineer doubled that with more than 5,000 steps. >> translator: when i counted my steps with a pedometer, i walked more than i expected. >> reporter: they believe it will help the health of the employees and improve business performance. >> translator: healthy employees are more productive and this helps our company save on medical costs. >> reporter: this company is even promoting healthy eating among its employees. >> translator: the vegetables are here. >> reporter: this software firm uses a new service that delivers produce to the office. the refrigerator is filled with fresh vegetables and fruits tomatoes, small ears of corn and blueberries. the company pays for the service, and its employees can ea

they went upstairs they mixed drink and he was proud of the dry martinis he made. this guy wasn't into small talk but they chatted the house was done in chinese decor, the food was chinese the chefs were chinese, and everything was chinese and afterwards they would go upstairs and there would be more chatting and nixon would look up at 10:30 and say it is 10:30 and i promised i would get david cohen to the house of prostitution by 11:00 so we have to stop and everybody needs to leave. but the word of this was all over new york and everybody wanted to come. he became a celebrity. he didn't like the atmosphere for his grand children and moved to new jersey. he was okay there. there was another generation to cultivate. he had a series of dinners in saddle river where he would, roger stone you may have read about but he was the operative, and they invited journalist too young to be engaged during watergate. and he could be very impressive. he could talk with a microphone and he was name dropy about foreign leaders i have known but everybody was very impressed. in the e