fees because it's small business month and they want to do some work on their businesses and we waive the fees for a month and we get three applications for a permit. how many permits did we get rosemary? almost 150 permits and that's because the collaboratives, the people you work with went out there and did the outreach. so i really think that if anything, i want to commend people here for

a lot of times we get approached by the board of supervisors, the mayor's office saying we should waive fees because it's small business month and they want to do some work on their businesses and we waive the fees for a month and we get three applications for a permit. how many permits did we get rosemary? almost 150 permits and that's because the collaboratives, the people you work with went out there and did the outreach. so i really think that if anything, i want to commend people here for those partnerships and we're happy to waive the fees even though we're going to probably pay for it later when we go to our budget and the followup and i said this at the scene yore meeting and we want to make sure the bars are in and done right. so we look forward to that followup too, so with that that's all i have to say. thank you. >> any questions for either rosemary or i, we'll be happy to discuss it further. >> chip. >> i have a question for rosemary. you said, i believe you said 170 grab bars have been i stalled? 170 permits. >> many more grab bars than that. >> okay. so what percentage do

aaron has already been warned that the prosecutor's office is looking at waiving him to the adult system. >> i've got a bad record. so i'll probably beg please don't let take my life away from me. to me that's taking my life away. that will be three adult felons instead of just one. i have three pending. >> aaron admits he has an unquenchable thirst for taking cars that aren't his own. his other vice, playing escape artist. >> my staff called me to let me know that he was trying to be a trickster and had a detention officer bring him up sunday night for the release for the weekenders. and our intake officer elizabeth noticed that no, he's not a weekender. he's not supposed to be leaving. he tried to convince her, yes, i am. i'm a weekender. i don't belong here. i'm supposed to go home. i came in on friday, i need to go home. my mom is going to be picking me up. he tried to really convince her. >> if for some reason staff let you walk out the door they would be coming for me. and my job would be on the line. you've got to understand, the decisions that you make have consequences that don'

because obama can waive any fines, waive the taxes through the department of homeland security.n waive the provisions. >> i'm not sure the president can waive these things. >> oh -- >> including obama care. >> he does do it, grover. why do you trust him to do the right thing on this? >> i don't trust him to do the right thing on anything. we need laws now that if the president waives any piece of them they disappear like in legislation say if the court ruled a piece of it unconstitutional it goes away. clearly he can't be trusted. the idea that a president like republican president in the future could delay, oh, i don't know, the federal income tax, the death tax, the capital gains tax a year or two strikes me as something to look forward to. >> might be extra constitutional. >> i think it is and a nice idea to have the courts, the house and the senate and maybe presidents agree when something's the law, it's the law. the president can't say -- >> we agree on so many issues and this is one we disagree on. i won't because i'm smarter than you on this. i love you, though. on the i

the president is just going to take the parts he likes, enforce those and waive or delay parts he doesn'te. >> that's been the criticism for a lot of folks. we look at doma, they said they wouldn't enforce or defend it in court, which they were ultimately -- that was approval of the supreme court, at least that section, relevant section was struck down, but there's a lot of criticism for this administration doing these kinds of things. but the attorney general sounded confident moving forward, talked about a number of directives he has given on a number of fronts. >> that's because he hasn't received any push back. what he's done now, what he's proposed with the drug laws is worse than just suspending the parts of the law, instructing prosecutors not to prosecute. he also is telling prosecutors who already have prosecutions in place that they can withhold evidence so that the defendant won't get a maximum or mandatory penalty. i mean, that's illegal. that's unlawful. i mean, that is simply shocking that that would be the instruction from an attorney general. i think it is one former attor

what we're doing is waiving outdated archaic system to a more refined enlightened system which we in san francisco have been practicing now for a number of years. the system will help us to continue our ongoing commitment to focus our entire district on the goal of preparing every student for college and career. it will also measure school performance in a variety of ways that collectively indicate a students are being prepared for college and career. namely, it will foster a culture professional collaboration and continual improvement among teachers, school staff, parents and students. it also supports students that they can thrive academically, emotionally and socially. and it also will help us to accelerate our district transition to the common core state standards which will improve the way we teach and learn in ways that significantly prepare students better for college and career and participatory democracy in the 21st century. we will be sharing more information about just what this means for our community and we think the community will be just as excited as we are. last thur

. >> do you waive your rights to a hearing? yes, yes, yes, yes. >> she didn't show up at court today. hopefully they drop all the charges. >> corey long bides his time. [ male announcer ] in your lifetime, you will lose 3 sets of keys 4 cell phones 7 socks and 6 weeks of sleep but one thing you don't want to lose is any more teeth. if you wear a partial, you are almost twice as likely to lose your supporting teeth. new poligrip and polident for partials 'seal and protect' helps minimize stress, which may damage supporting teeth, by stabilizing your partial. and 'clean and protect' kills odor-causing bacteria. care for your partial. help protect your natural teeth. >>> step out on the gate. >> during a recent shakedown at the santa rita jail, deputies discovered a large bag of inmate made alcohol. shortly afterwards, they found the remnants of even more. >> it is pruno. they obviously drank this already. they were in two canisters right here. >> one of the inmates now facing displenary action is robin. >> trying to celebrate. ge

the question is, should he be set free, sent to juvenile prison, or waived to the adult justice system? >> i'm 18. i've got goals set for myself. goals that i was trying to achieve while i was out there. this has just put a big pause on it, and i hope the judge sees that and she lets me get out. >> well, when a person turns 18 there's not a lot of choices for us to make to plug them into services. because everyone's looking, oh, we have this little time to work with them. it's not long enough to effectuate a change. >> whatever i do, i accept the consequences fully. i did it for a reason. that's just it it. >> this is a matter of ricardo pizano iii. do you admit or deny the allegations? would you like to elicit from him what happened and why he failed to return? >> were you given a home pass to come back to nevada and visit your family here in indiana? >> yes. >> you were scheduled to return to nevada. why didn't you go back? what was it that made you make the poor choice to not return? >> i was already there for 16 months. it was only, like, a seven or eight-month program. it was my f

. >> do you waive your rights to a hearing?> yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. >>> and -- >> she didn't show up at court today, so hopefully tuesday is my lucky day and they drop all the charges. >> corey long bides his time. well, yeah, yes. the "name your price" tool. you tell us the price you want to pay, and we give you a range of options to choose from. careful, though -- that kind of power can go to your head. that explains a lot. yo, buddy! i got this. gimme one, gimme one, gimme one! the power of the "name your price" tool. only from progressive. >> get down on your knees. >>> during a recent shakedown at the santa rita jail, deputies discovered a large bag of inmate-made alcohol, or pruno. shortly afterward they found the remnants of even more. >> what is it? >> it's pruno. they obviously drank this already. they were in two canisters right here. >> this is what we do. >> one of the inmates now facing disciplinary action for the pruno is robin vongushon. >> christmas was coming. time to celebrate. get a little tipsy. >> vongush

. >> do you waive your rights to a hearing? >> yes.yes, yes, yes. >>> and -- >> she didn't show up at court today. so hopefully tuesday is my lucky day and they drop all the charges. >> corey long bides his time. >>> during a recent shakedown at the santa rita jail, deputies discovered a large bag of inmate-made alcohol, or pruno. shortly afterward they found the remnants of even more. >> what is it? >> it's pruno. they obviously drank this already. they were in two canisters here. >> this is what we do. >> one of the inmates now facing disciplinary action for the pruno is robin vongushon. >> christmas was coming. time to celebrate. get a little tipsy. >> vongushon was originally convicted six years earlier for a brutal assault. >> i knocked two people out. i broke somebody's jaw 18 places. i broke -- broke his face basically. >> vongushon is back in santa rita on a parole violation, the latest of 17 violations he says he has had since his assault conviction. this time he was picked up on a warrant for missing his court-ordered anger m

. >> do you waive your rights to a hearing?s, yes, yes, yes, yes. >>> and -- >> she didn't show up at court today, so hopefully tuesday is my lucky day and they drop all the charges. >> corey long bides his time. are tweeting. and 900 million dollars are changing hands online. that's why the internet needs a new kind of server. one that's 80% smaller. uses 89% less energy. and costs 77% less. it's called hp moonshot. and it's giving the internet the room it needs to grow. this ...is going to be big. it's time to build a better enterprise. together. delivering mail, medicine and packages, yet they're closing thousands of offices, slashing service and want to layoff over 100,000 workers. the postal service is recording financial losses, but not for reasons you might think. the problem? a burden no other agency or company bears. a 2006 law that drains $5 billion a year from post office revenue while the postal service is forced to overpay billions more into federal accounts. congress created this problem, and congress can fix it.

>> here is what is very interesting to regular civilian if somebody is sentenced to death they can waivehe appealed but in the military i looked at the statue of article 61 says it all cases a defendant can waive the appeal except death penalty that is interesting why? we all remember the executioner's song but the fact of the matter is he rendered the ineffective dissent acting as his own lawyer. >> that was his own end game >> the only saving grace he is no longer paid in the legislation that will be brought forward. lori: you may find it interesting that they have overturned 11 out of 16 death sentences one involves half the case in montana the district judge apologizing for save the 40 year-old girl who was raped by a 54 year-old teacher and later committed suicide, the woman committed suicide that she was in control is just as much as a teacher and was older than her chronological age. he is out of his mind. >> goes for unfounded, and unnecessary inoffensive but unfortunately the sentence itself was not unfounded base of the sentence hit was the pleats -- a plea deal so he was just

all points of order against such amendments are waived. at the conclusion of consideration of the bill for amendment the committee shall rise and report the bill to the house with such amendments as may have been adopted. any member may demand a separate vote in the house on any amendment adopted in the committee of the whole to the bill or to the amendment in the nature of a substitute made in order as original text. the previous question shall be considered as ordered on the bill and amendments thereto to final passage without intervening motion except one motion to recommit with or ithout instructions. section 2, upon adoption of this resolution it shall be in order to consider in the house the bill h.r. 2009, to prohibit the secretary of the treasury from enforcing the patient prosection and -- protection and affordable care act and the health care and education reconciliation act of 2010. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waived. the bill shall be considered as read. all points of order against provisions in th

we think she waived her 5th amendment right. i would be in favor of calling her back. if she continues to refuse to answer questions holding her in contempt of the congress. i think that would be appropriate because of lack of information. >> a new fox news poll finds that 59 percent of americans believer the irs scandal is serious. about half as many 33 percent say it's a phony scandal. >> peter doocy, thank you so much. >>> the funeral service reportedly used by nsa leaker edward snowden is abruptly shut down. he can't say why. but he wrote a script tick message on the web page saying in part he would not be complicity in crimes against the american people. he went on to say he would not give up without a legal fight. the justice department has not commented. >> testimony is expected to continue at 10:00 eastern in the trial of the fort hood shooter nad nidal hasan. witnesses describe the horrific scene of blood and chaos during the 2009 shooting rampage. michael davis testified that at first he thought that shooting was a drill. then he heard a young lady screaming,

. >> the one thing that intrigues me, the mandatory -- the mandatory obama care for business was waivedear. i don't understand, peter, and really this isn't even a partisan question, how you cannot waive the individual mandate, simply because there is no verification of that and you'll have a why not just delay the individual mandate just as the business mandate was delayed? >> here's why. under obama care we're going to broadly extend access to health care. so most americans will have access to health care. my view, if you've got access to health care, you've got to pepe for it. people who have health care, whether they have it through an employer or buy it themselves, it's about $1,200. we all need health care. we may get a free ride for a while but we get sick. >> i'm not even going to deny that. there's no way to verify the eligibility of people to get the various subsidies. i think you're going to get here one incredible mess, which will have so much oaf raj. you're not policing that, you're not regulating that. hell, the irs unit itself that's supposed to run it doesn't want to do

the leak has launched an adoption campaign and will waive adoption fees on adult cats. >> we see a largenumber of kittens coming in. cats.e a large number of we want to find homes for all of these cats. >> if you need a feline friends, there you go. like me, you do not need an excuse to go shopping, but you have a good one tomorrow. the tax-free week kicks off tomorrow. it in his one week from today. there is a limit on how many items can be purchased at the same time. they have to be under that $100. coming up, a deadly plane crash in connecticut. nuven you of the moments after the plane slammed into a home. an update on the health of nelson mandela, who was been in the hospital for several months. how a young boy is making a difference by mowing lawns. >> welcome back. her manic video of the small inne crashimg into a house connecticut. the images were shot by a neighbor yesterday approaching the crash scene. the plane was attending to land when it crashed. four people were killed. the victims on the ground were children. they were inside one of the homes. a neighbor say this was their

you may not waive an appeal in death. there will be an appeal. perhaps others who are opposed to capital punishment and want to fight it in the military system as they do in the civilian system, it will take a long time. there is going to be a lot of appellate process, but we have to understand that before the government should be permitted to carry out a sentence of death we should go through this process because it's what allows us t to be confident that this s the right outcome. >> what does history tell us? how long could he be on death row? >> reporter: i think we can use the example of sergeant achbor, the sergeant convicted of the grenade attack in 2003. his case is still in the appellate process. i don't think we could see the execution to be carried out in anything less than five to eight years. it will take a good bit of time. during that time he'll be an inmate. your correspondent is absolutely correct. he'll remain a major physical his case is final, which means the appeals are exhausted. but he'll be any inmate major, and he'll get n

you are certain that you want to waive your right to effective counsel.g to represent yourself. all those statements have to be on the record. i'm sure she did the right thing. >> he has the right to represent himself. he did a bad job. he had a fool for a client. i just wonder if an appellate judge and it can go all the way to the u.s. supreme court, wait a minute, he didn't put on a closing argument and didn't cross examine people. this was a charade. >> he also pled guilty at the very onset. he didn't want to go through this process. he wanted to go to the -- >> i want to ask, the judge disallowed his defense of others. his twisted defense was that, you know, he was going to, i'm out of time, i'm getting hard rap. i'm sorry about that. leave it for another day. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >>> stick around, guys. "cavuto and business" is up next. uses 89% less energy. and costs 77% less. it's called hp moonshot. and it's giving the internet the room it needs to grow. this&is gonna be big. hp moonshot. it's time to build a better enterpris

no public celebrations should take place and no printing of posters or any kind of flags should be waived. this looks like a celebration, very much muted in what you might expect in this kind of situation. more on this story throughout the night here from paris. the results have not been made official, but molly is coming to terms with the identity of its new leader. ibrahim boubacar the new leader. >> flink by his family, he savors his victory. instead of congratulating by tam -- by telephone, cisse paid him a visit. >> my mind -- my young brother cisse a he sees a -- pape needed it. keita have suggests a comfortable lead after only counting two-thirds of the votes. said he wascisse out run in the race before liansng on millions -- ma to unite. >> that is why i made this gesture, given the fragile the direction we find ourselves in today. >> the country's first elections since 2007 had a few problems and was praised by the international community as having been credible and transparent. there were hoping for a fresh start, but in the shadow of a military coup in the north, there were man

you are certain that you want to waive your right to effective counsel.g to represent yourself. all those statements have to be on the record. i'm sure she did the right thing. >> he has the right to represent himself. he did a bad job. he had a fool for a client. i just wonder if an appellate judge and it can go all the way to the u.s. supreme court, wait a minute, he didn't put on a closing argument and didn't cross examine people. this was a charade. >> he also pled guilty at the very onset. he didn't want to go through this process. he wanted to go to the -- >> i want to ask, the judge disallowed his defense of others. his twisted defense was that, you know, he was going to, i'm out of time, i'm getting hard rap. i'm sorry about that. leave it for another day. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >>> stick around, guys. "cavuto and business" is up next. uses 89% less energy. and costs 77% less. it's called hp moonshot. and it's giving the internet the room it needs to grow. this&is gonna be big. hp moonshot. it's time to build a better enterpris

he waived his pa rental rights. ordered to appear at a court process to start the process of returning veronica. he was charged with failing to show up. he turned himself into police on monday. >> i'm willing to go to jail for my daughter. this is my family. i'll protect them. if it takes me going to jail for it, so be it. >> they understand how brown feels, but urge him to do the right thing and return veronica. >> we know how it feels to have to hand over a child. we understand the pain and what they are going through. we know they care about her and love her. one way or another, she's going to come home. >> is she not the cutest thing you have ever seen? his wife says she is safe with her grandparents. brown wants the case brought back to oklahoma, the state where veronica was born and where she's been living. the adoptive family want her home in south carolina. it pulls on every heart string. you feel for the little girl. she's adorable. >>> 33 minutes after the hour. michael jackson was nearly half a billion do

an united states maybe on the converge of military -- the major question is now being waived by president obama. >>> i will have a look at the numbers coming up for your weekend. >>> the fire in oakland adam point neighborhood started about 1:00 this afternoon, firefighters said the unit on the second and third floor were damaged. no word yet of what started the fire. >>> how neighbors said home to squader, started just before 3 a.m. on national boulevard. a neighbor says she saw homeless people in the house. although there is no official cause of what sparked the fire. >>> it is been another violent year in oakland there is been several homicides. there is only about a third of the city's homicide cases have been solved. today, family members of eight victims went to city hall and they met with the police chief and mayor's offices. >> the blood of those killed is screaming for justice, i have not been aware of any suspect in my son's case and i am here to demand action and answers. >> oakland's police saw 28% of their right side cases in 2012. the latest available number are from 2012 ba

we have a waiving of adoption fees for cats and kittens all month long, until the end of the month. >> tell me the unusual animals you may have. >> well, we have hermit crashes -- crabs, they were property in because the guardian could not care for them and we have lots of chickens we assisted with a rescue. >> what do people need to do? what are your hours? >> 10 to 5:30 tuesday through >> he is lovin' this. >> have a great weekend. thanks for bringin' him in today. >> he is fun. >> that does it for us. from all of us at abc7 news thanks for joining us. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> hello, everybody, and welcome to millionaire. look at this vibrant audience. everyone is wearing a custom-made red t-shirt to support an amazing cause: children's miracle network hospitals. [cheers and applause] this charity is truly remarkable. their goal is to help as many suffering children as possible by raising funds for community children's hospitals. it is at these specialized hospitals that children can receive the life-saving treatments that they so desperately need. all week lon

there's a waive in the mountains as it crosses from west to east. certainlily can't rule it out. beyond that, weigh do see drier hair back into the northern plain states but it's going to be slow to get in here. this front which was stalled out, this will be a slow, slow mover. in fact it may only get into maryland this weekend and stall, which is not a great scenario for the weekend because that will keep things unsettled and somewhat less sunny for the weekend. by the way temperatures ramping up higher. we'll make this into the mid-80s up and down the mid-atlantic. by the way, the tropics which have been rather quiet and benign, may be heating up a little bit, north of the venezuela area. we'll see if the hurricane hunters head there. tonight down to 69. tomorrow 86, variably cloudy and basically a chance for rain. we have this keep it in there although i don't think it will be a steady rain. the next few days, the chance for showers continue. the weekend forecast. we've had to adjust this slightly in the sense that i think the shower chances could ling are into the first part

by water and sky and it is very architectural wave that he has construct td the brush work of the waiveds tossing in front of us. and then, imented to talk a little bit about the surrealist and i am about to install these paintings into what is traditionally our impressionist gallery. but they are some of the most popular paintings in our collection and when we don't have them i get people asking what have you done with them? and i think that doli's approach to many things is idiocyncratic and these clouds have a view, and they almost seemed figure all to me but they have this really expensive intention for lack of a better way to describe them. i don't know that he would have wanted me describing them. >> i really love this image, and i think as we have heard from the other panelists, clouds and space and landscape have a personal meaning and what we project on them is very subjective and i think that in my own attempt to synthesize art history in 15 minutes and looking at clouds and skies, i came to realize that there is a personal vocabary that we project on to these images. and so i f

i knew they thought they were going to win and get it waived or postponed or delay canned or replaced in march, too, but they didn't. but as a result, the actions on the part of the agencies were much different than what occurred. the haas point i want to -- the last point i want to put out is if you look at what happened on march 1st, there's a difficult difference between -- fundamental difference between agencies who responded to the administration's goals of getting to waive the sequestration and those that weren't quite so sure that the administration was going to be successful. that is almost all of the legislative branch agencies, gio, cbo, most of the congressional committees and many of the independent agencies never furloughed anybody. why? because they don't have to be as rigid in terms of adhering to the administration's guidance. so they withheld money, they made some planning. come march 1st when the sequestration did take effect, they were able to do it without furloughs. meanwhile, those executive branch agencies who are tied closer to the administration were told basi

that you have to do to qualify for this. 20% of that has beenwayed by the obama administration -- waivedobama administration. so the work, the work requirement has beenipated. so anybody can get welfare now. you see welfare fraud as you say in over $800 million. you see disability fraud high. these are designed by politicians to get a vote. it's deliberately making the person dependent on the government. therefore the politician is the person recipient. look what i did for you. of i made you money. vote for me. the system is bound to collapse because of that. you can't do that. even wants to be equal. we have to have equality here. equality is more important than freedom. de tocqueville once said americans are so enamored with equality they'd rather be equal in slavery than unequal in freedom. that's true. >> there is $170 million in the government. help us break this down. you pick your open doctor and in most cases you don't need a second opinion. >> the real injustice isn't the recipients, and i believe the recipient of the programs have said you do not need to take the actions necess

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as long as she might be alive valerie is the only one who can waive the confidentiality. peter bloody well knows that. let's put it this way: are you concerned about her safety? i am concerned about any patient who misses two sessions without calling me. i still can't discuss her situation with you. i took a few psych classes in college. how about i give you my opinion if you agree, you let me know? how? by coughing twice? coughing's good. here goes. kelmer's a control freak, she's self-destructive and the more he tries to control her the more she rebels. she takes a lover. kelmer panics. he gets angry. he kills her. same scenario, except his efforts to control her lead her to feelings of depression hopelessness. she suicides. she ran away and joined the circus? oh, was i supposed to cough? any scenario is possible, detective. for now, i have to assume she's still alive. goren: all right, you have our number. if you hear from her, please call. thank you. among her friends and family, even odds it's kelmer. found more candidates in her cell phone records. these four gentle

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can he waive an appeal? >> if he's sentenced to death, he cannot waive an appeal.an automatic appeal and his attorneys did come fwafrd with the motion and said we want to present these mitigating factors and he said no. i don't want to present mitigating factors and the judge said he has an absolute right to represent himself and even do so poorly which is what he did in this case by not presenting essentially any evidence but if they come back with a death sentence, he cannot waive that. it will be automatically appealed. jamie: we're going to have to see if he files an ineffective assistance of council claims since he does a lousy job of presevering a record for appeal. he didn't say anything, he didn't do anything. he just let the whole process roll out. does he have an appeal? >> right. this case is going to be reviewed. the military criminal justice system actually has an appeals process that is more multi layered and actually gives the defense probably more bites of the apple than -- jamie: i like the way you put it. it's true. >> before we even get to the mi

but when they said they would waive the confidentiality agreement, he had no immediate response. later today he issued a statement calling the letter a publicity stunt and a trap and a breach of the players association agreement. all of this the day after a-rod was hit by a pitch during his first at-bat with the red sox in fenway, an incident that announcers said looked deliberate. his third at-bat, a-rod hit it out of the park. drama on and off the field. lester? >> stephanie, thank you. as that saga continues with a-rod now at war with the yankees and management no longer talking to him, an attempt to instill honesty while players are young and at a place where the game is so much simpler. all players and all teams in the little league world series are wearing shoulder patches that say, i won't cheat. they've been around for a few years, but needless to say, they're attracting a bit more attention these days. >>> when we come back, prince william opens up about being a new dad and how kate and baby george are doing now. >>> finally tonight, just because you're second in line to

one has been there for 25 years, so if hassan continues this pattern of condemning himself and waives his rights, what will the government do then? how would it look if they were bump hassan to get the front of the line to be executed first? a lot of questions they'll have to consider. >> thank you so much heidi zhou-castro. >> u.n. chemical weapons in investigators in damascus are now immediating with wound the from the and would poison gas attack earlier this week. the teams were fired at earlier this morning by an unidentified sniper. they had to find a replacement vehicle to finish to continue today's investigation. >> afghan president hamad karzai is in the pakistan capitol today, marking the first high level meeting between the leaders since the swearing in of the new government in pakistan. karzai is looking to restart the peace process. afghanistan believes taliban safe havens in pakistan are the main cause of increased violence in the country. >> rescue crews are working to find any sign of survivors from sunday's deadly train derailment. the train crashed in the southern par

today the blackberry waived the white flag. it's exploring so-called strategic alternatives, that includes partnering with another firm or taking the company private. or even selling it off to the highest bidder. john fort has the latest on the possible future of blackberry. >> a humbling moment for a once proud brand. blackberry, the company that first popularized the idea of a phone that could do more than make calls. the company that added alicia keys as a marketing executive in january says it's pursuing strategic alternatives. the momentum in the mobil market bee longs to samsung and apple. the latest data from ibc shows that worldwide, blackberry had 3% market share, down from 5% a year earlier. for every blackberry shipped in q2, more than 27 android foreigns moved. things aren't about to get easier. apple's lineup will take a bow in a month. the market will be even more crowded at the end of the year for new blackberry phones that don't seem to be catching on as many hoped. >> blackberry's got a tough situation on its h

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