again i think themnmsg pulling a yeoman's duty out in the street, and now they're gearing up for whatoliday season and switch gears/ will be doing things with kids and the elderly and the community all that stuff on top of trying to keep the gun and the violent rate down. unfortunately property crime has clicked up about 6%, but we're trying to get a handle on that too as property crime arrests are up nearly 10%. so it's all a work in progress. i understand that the meeting -- the last meeting that i missed, there were some questions. me, one or more commissioners was curiousyññ?ñ? about drug co. drug court, although i believeÒp strongly inç drug court and goo all the graduations, it's not really a part of the police department. it was found theÖn#w+ in 1995, s an alternative to incarceration and it can get your record expunged.ñr at graduation and i can tell the commissioners when the next graduation is -- there's a formal declaration that charges are dismissed. someone from the court shows up and actually does that. it's very cool. the last one was last month, about 22 graduates fi

that has been kind of the last focus is trying to get those going and rosemary has done yeoman's job on that. >> with regard to the holding, so i know for example dpw were going through hiring. is this across all departments or just dbi on hold? >> it's across all departments. what happens is that, for instance, in this case it's a management decision, like a very kind of the lowest level management assistant, the second lowest. and so we had a job description, we provided that to dhr, they looked to see whether the individual, you know, met that job description. they looked at what, whether there were open requisitions in other departments. so they may have vacancies and not put recs out. so they would not necessarily be captured as being a possibility, but it's throughout the city. all these things, especially the clerks, they are placing people throughout the city. >> like 1406, it's -- my first reaction when you said the redevelopment agency, i wouldn't have thought there would be many 1406 type people in that list, if any. >> we are not allowed to see that. all i know is that th

jennifer davis did the yeoman's work in coming here. of the big exchanges are feeling the need for speed. we will tell you how they're trying to get data out. dave: not just a holiday shopping that has begun. big movies have started to debut. will the silver screen bring in the green? peter guber, entertainment chairman and ceo on this year's wonderful line up. some good ones coming. dave: time for a fox business brief. black friday shoppers were not the only ones in a buying mood. wall street rounding out the day and a sea of green with the nasdaq snapping its longest weekly street in 4 years. western australian state government has given area to into the green light for a big expansion of the largest iron ore mine. the agreement extends the current ira or project eight years and also received environmental approval like its rivals, cutting coal mining jobs to counter weaker prices. higher operating costs with the australian dollar and with thanksgiving in the books people are now wasting time preparing for christmas and that includes

liz claman doing yeoman's work and nasdaq in times square. how are things looking there? is so quiet. they closed the dumpling truck. what does that tell you? not a lot of business for rickshaw a dumpling trucks. i have the falloff of guy open to the left. they have some barriers put up. really as you can see, a few cheers here and there. it was rather poignant. people walking with pictures of barack obama that were framed. very happy that he had one. i saw a few supporters looking dejected. still waiting. just a few minutes. governor romney will announce or at least concede his speech. you will have that, but as you can see, not as thick crowd. i got a hot one for you right here to. neil: great job. i think i'm going to get sued for the remark. i might as well. everyone stand in line. really. very good job. you been doing since the crack of dawn. great job. it might seem like a hectic @%me, but nothing like it was four years ago. re-elect. you get what i'm saying. all right. our guests to pick apart the thorns after this as we wait for mitt romney to finally formally say

we have one freshman assembly woman who is doing yeoman's work because show is a freshman, getting us 500 hot meals tonight which the people literally have tears in their eyes to see hot food. >>neil: so the operation shows a lot of like-minded staten islanders and what is happening is happening law volunteers. >>guest: everything is happening through volunteers. we saw american red cross and they dropped us off 100 blankets and are not worthy of being called "blankets." they are more like small towels. the effort is not there. the bureaucrats, the bureaucracy is happening but people need help to their doors. we have doctors sitting at the center and people come one their pills that need a refill they are writing precipitations. tomorrow we have a table set up where we will take absentee ballots from people who want to vote but the government should be as concerned about that as anyone but democracy continues even in the face of a disaster. i am not seeing it. in america tay we're running out of a vital resource we need to compete on the global stage. what we need are people prepared

we have the national guard in and, boy, they did in yeoman work in the course of the past 24 hours, actually, rescuing people in their vehicles, in their humvees and in their deuce nalpickups. the mayor of the -- their deuce in&a half pickups. the mayor said almost 20,000 people, almost half of the up to, was at one point or another stranded in their homes and unable to get out. can you hear vehicles in hockey own -- hoboken, new jersey, that is an e.m.t. there and no power inside this. it's been a shelter up for much of the past few days. and we also got important information posted. you see some local residents out there gathering here and looking at this board for an estimation. the total power estimation won't be for seven to 10 days. the water is safe to dripping and providing phone charging stations and shelters and water to anybody who needs it. you have to bring your own container, though and that is the latest from hoboken, new jersey, in the wake of hurricane sandy. >>> new jersey's atlantic city was hit hard during the storm and most notably, the boardwalk. it was washed away by s

christie and governor malloy and the other elected officials in the region affected have been doing yeoman's work. i shudder to think about what we would do down here in florida in the aftermath of a storm if we didn't have fema to coordinate everything. >> the koch brothers' super pac -- the koch brothers' super pac, americans for prosperity, said today that they're going to spend $3 million on anti-obama advertising in pennsylvania and michigan all the way up until election day. now, six days, five days is a lot of impact there. what's your take on this? i mean, is this going to have an impact? are we going to see the full throat of citizens united down the stretch? >> i'm sure that they're going to go swimming in the kitchen sink at this point. i mean, what they can't get away from is that we have been executing our ground game that we built for almost two years now. actually, in some states we never left like north carolina, like florida, where our organization has been there since the beginning of the last campaign, and we've been executing, we've run circles around the republicans when

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word he clearly has served in the army for then years and commander of the allied forces and do yeoman's work for the country. my intent was to bring up the fact this happened at this time. >>chris: to speculate this was any pressure on him or this, to put any own us on the administration or the c.i.a. is unwarranted. frankly, the c.i.a. timeline that came out seemed to be an effort to push back at at the critics and saying the c.i.a. was trying to respond to the situation in benghazi. i don't think that was something that in any way incriminated the administration. some thought it was the opposite, that it was helping them. the idea he will quit the career because there will be hearings on capitol hill, that doesn't make sense to me. what does it mean to the c.i.a. he has been in the role a little over a year, i recall in early of september of 2011. what does it mean going forward for the c.i.a. when there really are some questions about what happened in benghazi, what happens now in your estimation? contribution chris -- >>chris: the c.i.a. will go on. it is a black eye. general petrae

what we did in our case is that those restaurants that could get open immediately did everything yeomanstly shake shacks, also the modern. almost immediately the next day. and we shifted. we took staff members who couldn't work and asked if they could walk across bridges whatever they could do get uptown. >> we had a professor on earlier in the hour who had great demonstrations how this will happen again. when you hear that what do you think as a restaurant business that's town town in those areas? >> well the downtown restaurants of ours in battery park city believe it or not were unscathed. i couldn't believe it with all you saw in the news. we were able to get north end grill, shake shack and smock grill in battery city open almost within 36 hours. >> wasn't battery park evacuated. >> they were evacuated but they were on the brooklyn grid so they didn't lose power. power was the issue. as soon as you lost power which we did in eight of our restaurants you couldn't keep food. so we threw out ten tons of food. >> no way to deliver that to homeless or anybody? >> the problem is you can'

i also want to lodge you, you are here doing yeoman's work, working to turn the lights and power on in there? >> a lot of devastation. a lot of people hurting. >> thank you, jamie. very quickly, we got to send it back. we have some breaking news. i did here the nfl drasticer. >> thank you very much, josh elliott reporting from times square. we do have a projection right now. as it is new mexico, and the projected winner is president barack obama. we also have a projection, though, in the senate. and here it is. senator claire mccaskill, the democrat, is projected to retain her seen in the senate, going again to jon karl. >> so this is the second republican that they thought for sure was going to win going down over comments about ape. rape. todd akin made the comments saying women don't get pregnant from legitimate rape. that tanked them. claire mccaskill was seen as the single most vulnerable democrat. >> 61% of the people, coming out of the polls in missouri, said that akin's comment on rape was the reason that they were -- that they voted against him. so that was a huge upset. >> it