left a voicemail. i have a sheet here i hope you have the city's report and it's very unusual >> but it says made several calls but he only left a message. there's two different dates here and the city's work product and it says the problem is your permit which will end in 125 expired in april 5, 2009, the same year as the entries. and another entry says that permit expired on april 120th century. you can't walk away from plus there's a final warning letter that was apparently sent to me 2009 and all the documents you've been given on this matter there's no final warning letter. so i went to the department and asked for all the paperwork that related to this matter and i was given one page. you've got it and this doesn't look like the compliant data sheet that goes on and on but how this information was presented to me. this wasn't anything that was made up. and basically consistent with the timeframe. but mr. cars i've learned to respect very much he said this was open i voluntarily went out and got a

." >> maybe it's because of the 28 voicemail messages that you already left him. >> i can't believe he's just gonna disappear on us like that. we'll never get this place together. >> baby...yes, we will. because i know a guy who's dependable and affordable... and he's already started putting our house back together. >> you really think i could do it, baby? >> mm-hmm. [ glass shatters ] at least you didn't leave us hanging. >> [ pop ] >> [ laughs ] >> ♪ we're winning ♪ we're winning i see you're not grinning. >> one time. just give me one time. >> deshawn. >> wait till ain't nobody looking. >> so? all right. you had an easy question. you know what i mean? hit us, tierra. >> what state has the most counties? >> [ coughs ] massachusetts. [ coughs ] >> [ coughs ] that's not right. [ clears throat ] >> i know. the answer is texas, and fyi -- heh, heh -- georgia is number two. >> correct. >> yeah. you know what i'm saying? >> all right, team steven. how many planets are in our solar system? >> 9. yes. mm. >> uh, actually, dancing machine, that's not right. if team deshawn gets this one right,

remember the phone call he left on his daughter's voicemail.est outburst after james gandolfini's funeral which he attended with his pregnant wife. a writer for "the daily mail" reported she tweeted condolences to and go feneny, retweeted a rachel ray tweet with her recipe and asked for wedding anniversary advice. she was outraged about the tweet, but that was nothing about how baldwin responded. went on a rant saying his wife did not use her phone and the most of the rest of the rant isn't fit for tv but at one point he did threaten the writer saying, i'm going to find you, george stark, you toxic little blank. going to blank you up. baldwin has disabled his twitter account. very talented guy, has no self-control, twitter probably a bad idea for him. moving to toronto's mayor rob ford, a couple tough weeks in the spotlight after allegations surfaced he could be seen in a video smoking crack. he has denied the charges and vowed to run again for re-election and might have good reason to. a new poll out shows ford's approval has gone up in the la

his voicemail is full so now they are calling the committee offices themselves, and saying the statusust go. >> michael: they should call his brother who is a congressman to tell him to call his brother karl to tell him to wake up. let's take a listen to this. >> removing prosecution decisions from the chain of command, would likely weaken our response to sexual assault, by taking the responsibility for prosecution away from military commanders, who are actually more likely to prosecute, and instead transferring the responsibility to military lawyers, who are less likely to prosecute. >> michael: this is like crazy old white man talk from the senate, that we have become used to, but not from carl levin. how does levin's logic make any sense at all? >> well, it doesn't make sense. these are the ways of the past. again, 26,000 people were assaulted last year in the military. now the police have an internal affairs bureau that have charges that come up, have internal investigations first before they turn them over to police. civilians, of course, are not allowed to take the law into thei

. >> you have reached the voicemail of melinda haag, u.s.y for the northern district of california. please leave a message and we'll get back to you as soon as possible. >> yes, i'm trying to reach u.s. attorney melinda haag. this is morgan spurlock calling. i wanted to speak to you about harborside and the actions currently being put against them. if you could call me back, i'd love to talk to you when you have a chance. thank you, bye. nobody there. we're going to keep calling. >> not able to take your call right now. please leave your name, number. >> morgan spurlock calling for melinda haag. >> i'm not able to take your call right now. >> yes, i'm trying to reach melinda haag's office, please. once again, it's morgan spurlock. hope you're well. thanks, bye. nobody is going to talk to us. it is very evident no one is going to talk to us. we're going to keep trying. did you know, your eyes can lose vital nutrients as you age? [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not

. >> joe may be able to pull that off, but many corporate executives say the volume of voicemail andhey get has become unmanageable, eating up an average of three hours a day. combine that with a corporate culture that values endless meetings and face time with the boss, and you can see why so many employees toil into the night just to get their real work done. we visited the corporate headquarters of best buy, the electronics retailer in richfield, minnesota. >> hey, john. it's stac'. >> employees stacy verstraight, jason dehne... >> oh, i sent it to her already. >> and marissa plume say that putting in 60-to-80-hour weeks got them pats on the back. >> you know, you'd send an email at 9:00 at night, and the next day your coworkers would say, "hey, wow, you were up really late last night. what were you doing? you were working that whole time? wow, great job." >> right, right. >> but if you weren't there at the crack of dawn, you were put down. >> you know, if i come in at 9:00 or 10:00, i was at a doctor's appointment, you know, people were saying, "oh, gee, glad you could show up to

. >> now many of the girls have modern voicemail.ning and the physical fitness portion of training while not quite equinox, visible proof that spinning has always existed. it just wasn't called that. the iron pumping is less than robust, and these things were actually used to make women fit and trim. and that's another thing -- it's all women. back then the men only flew the plane. the gender roles are so dated they're bracing to hear. >> stewardesses like jetliners must be slinky sex symbols. pilots can be homely and bald. >> back in the cabin, listen for the clue that times have changed -- >> we are airborne, we'll be serving you dinner. >> there it was right there. if you guessed dinner, you'd be correct. even the building is supposed to impress our impressionable girls. >> stewardess schools are usually palaces. a girl from ft. wayne is bound to be impressed. >> wait just a minute here and forgive the interruption, but ft. wayne has a dozen art museums and galleries, more than one newspaper, and its own philharmonic. the people o

setting everybody else goes into voicemail because i don't have to be available to them i don't have to be available to everything all at once and the less you are in those devices in the less you're available to the board. if you will the more available you are to the other people who are actually around you you know and that's where we gain our strength both as humans on a spiritual level and as actors on a political level it's people who are in concert together conspiring literally breathing together. you know it requires human beings in space is together because terror of fear but you know the real world is the only place where human beings have the home field advantage out on the net i'm sorry to say that's not the human turf that's an abstract art that's where corporations that's where abstract entities have the home field advantage and you can use it you know you can be empowered by it but you can't live there and consider yourself a native we have a little less than a minute left how can you connect with people around you after you've disconnected yourself for the v.i.p. sett

we kept you busy today. 66% of you have not checked your voicemail, i suspect. 56% say no you have not been contacted by enforcement regarding intrusion. what is critical snusht? where do you draw the lines? is it dams, food services? >> that is an interesting question. we largely work off of what the department of homeland security has defined in the protection plan as critical infrastructure. there's about 16 different sectors that include things such as electricity, oil, natural gas, transportation, health care , water supply is part of it. i think there are varying degrees of concern and risk but that is largely the universe we focus on. >> so you're advising companies, richard. does this plan, this legislation, these initiative business government do, from the stand point of private companies that seek your companies advice and your advice and similar services, does this plan make sense? >> the companies we talk to they are concerned about liability protection. there's generally no upside to reveal that you've had an intrusion. there's differing thoughts on what is material if you