cos. that's just me. came in, i heard you're kicking your cover. treating my cos bad. i looked at him, i said, yeah, sure. i put my sheet over my head. he said say sure again. i said, sure, whatever. he said don't make me put my hands on you and show you how bisexual i can be. what is that? >> i don't know but it just seems like there's something missing out of that whole -- >> i figured you might say that but it's not. >> are we going to talk or -- >> no. >> the only way we can get an understanding, i don't understand where the bisexual piece came in. >> i don't either. >> he said -- you were offended by that? >> he told me don't make me put my hands on you and show you how bisexual my hands can be. >> were you were o fended by that? >> >> did he put his hand on you at any point. >> no, did i not. >> is there anyone i can talk to that can verify. >> your co was in the room when he said that. it's on the grievance i filed with you. >> what did you do with the grievance. >> i gave it to them, said they were going to give it to you. it said grievance and warden. >> if yo

co-chairs wall. >> thank you colleagues for your consideration and supervisor wiener and supervisor campos for your co-sponsoring this legislation was recommended by the planning commission is a set of clean up legislation meant to honor the original it is not of the western selma plan to allow communities while supported a difference character in the western selma plan when was passed last year and, of course, had begun through a 7 year process in the clean up legislation we made two primary changes one is to allow elementary secondary childcare use beyond the 25 thousand square feet use site restriction and this restriction was put in place to insure we had a diversity have used along that two corridors with freeway to make sure there was a diversity of ground floor activation how have in our discussions prior to planning the silver plan we already considered a k through 89 school in the neighborhood we have a need for elementary and secondary school in the western selma area we have one major school serving the neighborhood and want to make sure that others can specifically the pre k through 8 t

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. >> you can explain to your co-workers why you are wearing approximate purple. there is a chance of a shower in the forecast. you might be dealing with light rain later today. right now temperatures are in the upper 50s, low 60s. 61 in washington. plenty of clouds around right now. tracking fog well west of washington. hagerstown, martinsburg, charlottingville. not seeing any fog this morning. but noticing plenty of cloud cover and dry conditions. no rain in our area. i am tracking some rn in west virginia to pennsylvania. keeping it dry through the morning and midday hours. at 11:00 a.m., a cool 63 degrees. 3:00 our high temperature of 70. at that point a chance of a few scattered showers around, especially west of washington. 7:00 p.m., mainly dry. and a temperature of 65 degree at that pn tomorrow, friday, friday night football. we're looking at dry conditions for that. temperatures 6:00 to 8:00 in the upper 60s. but it will turn cool tomorrow night with mainly clear skies. by 10:00 p.m., looking at temperatures to be in the low 60s. now, saturday it becomes

. >>> a first of its kind report will give you some insight into your co-workers. it is how mill lessenals impact federal jobs. they were generally born from 1980s and 1990s. it found the average mill lessenal spends 3.8 years in their office. most are happy with their jobs and would recommend their organization to others. interesting findings. >> 3.8 years is shorter than most would expect in terms of how long you stay in one job before you head to something else. let's turn to tom kierein as we approach 4:51. >> we still have the beards. they still have the chance to win -- next year. >> oh, tom, exactly. we were suggesting both of you could do something on air. we will show the from and before and after picture. >> there is the full moon getting lower. still bright. but it will be darkening as it begins to enter the earth's shadow at 5:15. it will be at totality for the lunar eclipse and looking a lot like this between 6:30 to 7:00 this morning. turning a deep orange or blood red. it's a good naked eye object. you don't needs any eye protection. look in the west

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just the jeans and (inaudible) shirt, and see how other people or how even, your co-worker cops could treat you? honestly, i am the... and i am really scared and one day, that i will be stopped by a cop. these things that i have seen make me worried about my life. >> this is for you guys. >> what is on the next news, you see joyer grandchild or your kid, being abused by a police officer. what would you do? how would you feel? i bet that you guys would feel exactly like us. and will feel, undescribable, and you will have all of this anger on you, thank you. >> [ applause ] >> sorry, i am short. so, good evening, community, and commission, my name is nina parks and i have been working on the issue of community policing, for quite some time. to kind of give the background i used to work at the community center here on mission and in 2009, there was a program that was rolled out called perf and it was, all of a sudden we had like a officers on the streets, where we did not have that before and we came to a lot of conflict. which, led to us, reaching out to david campos, and to john avalos

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putting that uniform and just the jeans and (inaudible) shirt, and see how other people or how even, your co-worker cops could treat you? honestly, i am the... and i am really scared and one day, that i will be stopped by a cop. these things that i have seen make me worried about my life. >> this is for you guys. >> what is on the next news, you see joyer grandchild or your kid, being abused by a police officer. what would you do? how would you feel? i bet that you guys would feel exactly

>> your co-anchor? >> no, your pet. >> i bet you a lot of children and kittens. >> all right. this morning a nurse now out of quarantine in new jersey faces a new stretch of time in isolation. why she says she will not do it. >>> sex claims in the secret service prostitution scandal. check out our weather and traffic on the 1s first. we will break down your trip into the office at 6:41. disgraceful. a personal attack from a desperate candidate. that's how even republican leaders describe this false ad from... ed gillespe. the accusations aren't true. but they are exactly what you would expect from a d.c.... lobbyist, who made millions lobbying for oil companies... and enron. who specialized in dirty tricks as a partisan operative... and now he is bringing them to virginia. mark warner is working to solve problems... ed gillespe and his attacks are the problem. >>> new this morning, after an unmanned rocket exploded on wallops island, virginia, a new rocket has headed to the international space is station. it took off from cast assikazak little over two hours ago. >>> melissa m

go ahead and defend your co religion. >> god, no.these are the jewish version of islamis its. >> really? >> without the violence. it is a town in england and they tried to put up signs saying women shouldn't walk on this one side of the street and finally the other townspeople had to take the sign down. i don't want to say most jews don't like it, but most don't. polls in israel show they are the most hated groups there. there is a small sect that actively supports hamas. >> i don't know anything about them. >> i know a lot about them. i am a nonorthodox religious jew which has confused a lot of jews, but that's what i am. it is embarrassing. what can i say? it is embarrassing. >> i am not that -- i don't consider myself sheltered, but i don't know anything about this. >> how did this just become an issue when they got on the plane? that's what i don't understand. how did they not realize sometimes dl are women on planes. >> exactly. >> what is this? they allow women on the plane? >> they act shocked. >> my brother has a peanut alber

. >> how many take your co-worker? >> well -- >> when is david coming back? >> very soon.ormtracker 6 live double scan around the region, he wouldn't take you either -- we are dry through the area and looking good, i'm giving you a dry day. enjoying pretty shots of the foliage out there. more so up to the north, as we look at pictures that people are sending in, very viewer pictures from kelly in spring city, look at the foliage she is seeing there, gorgeous colors, not quite at peak yet and brandywine country sent me this one, a gorgeous shot and oranges, i am enjoying the pictures you are sending us on twitter and facebook. 70 in philadelphia not bad out there, a lot of cloud cover, but still not a bad afternoon. dew point is 56 and winds easterly at 9. and 70 in philadelphia and are you in the upper 60s in the lehigh valley, 65 in trenton and atlantic city 66 and 66 in wildwood and 64 in dover, satellite 6 along with action radar showing we have clouded up, we started with cloudy skies and then breaks of sunshine and now the clouds filled back in. all because of the upp

you've got to grab your friends, grab your co-workers. don't just get the folks who you know are going to vote. you got to grab cousin pooky who is sitting on the couch right now watching football, hadn't voted in the last five elections. you've got to grab him and tell him to go vote. >> joining me now is former san francisco mayor willie brown, he's no uncle pooky, i don't think. he's an active fellow and donna edwards of maryland. me, a white guy, only learned that phrase today. uncle pooky is a phrase for the old guy who doesn't show up, has a drink now and then, enjoys life, not active. what do you think the president was up to saying reach out to that guy and get him to the polls? >> i think he was trying to say exactly what needs to be done. i'm pleased that he's doing it. he should have been doing it over the last month. although many democratic candidates running this time, don't want to be near barack obama. that guy is a winner in black neighborhoods. he won the presidency on the backs of blacks in this country because they tur

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. >> jimmy: your co-star, jon barn that was here last night and he said the director of the film hadery day. >> what a liar. >> jimmy: is that not true? >> no, we drank tea. and had biscuits -- >> no, we did have the fight. >> jimmy: i -- how does that make any sense at all? >> it brings out the animal in you, you know what i mean? >> jimmy: wow. >> this is a weird thing, but it always happens when you're sparring somebody, we did it for "end of watch," too. in the beginning, you're like, keep it cool. as soon as they hit you, you're like, i swear to god. so, wait a minute. he does this in all his -- >> yeah, lips start doing that. >> jimmy: he does this in all his movies? >> christian bale had to do that. >> jimmy: who did you fight on the set? >> well, not on set. we did it for a month before. >> jimmy: no head gear? >> no, no head gear. and jon bernthal bpunched me in the face. >> jimmy: did you fight brad pitt? >> we were -- no. >> jimmy: you did not? >> you're not going to fight that guy. >> jimmy: did you fight mile ya shia labeouf? >>dy it. >> jimmy: why not brad pitt? >> are

gill, you allege in your complaint that you were in what you describe was a close relationship with the defendant. you helped him out, you pick him up from jail, and then he co-signs on a car, and then he takes off with your stuff. so you're now suing him for $2,000. now, mr. speelman says that's not what happened and he owes you nothing. judges. >> judge larry: well, let me start with you, ms. gill. what's the nature of your relationship? >> co-workers. we all just work together. i allowed him to stay at my house. >> judge patricia: so, wait, wait, wait. did you two have a different kind of relationship than just friendship? because there's a notation in here that says she wants you back. why would she want you back? >> three days after i left her house and went back to norman and back to work and back to my normal life... >> judge patricia: yeah. yeah. >> ...i continuously was receiving text messages saying how much she loves me and how much she wants to be with me. >> that's absurd. >> judge larry: i don't mean to cut you off. i understand that somewhere in this case, there's something about a car. tell me about it. >> okay. saturday, i'm going to go pick

you do nothing, nothing but collect millions of dollars in advertising revenue from your co-conspiratorrtners as you seek to capitalize on this scandal rather than quash." jennifer lawrence said it's not a scandal, it's a sex crime. just the fact that somebody can be sexually exploited and violated and the first thought that somebody think is to make a profit from it. it's so beyond me. jeffrey toobin writes about this issue in the new "new yorker." we spoke with a prosecutor who said that hacking, obviously horrific, but no matter how damaging it is to the life of the victim, it's not a sex crime. i don't know if jennifer lawrence was using hyperbole or what. >> this is not a crime that cannot be prosecuted in a courtroom but certainly jennifer lawrence is right, if it's an egregious violation of privacy. they are violating copyright, people's property. if you can find them, you can force them to take the photos down. the interesting question is, can you force google not to link to these photos? and the answer is, no, you can't do that in the united states but you can in europe. europe

. >> raise your co pay, prescription, stuff like that, you know, we don't want to give up what we already have. >> we just want a fair contract for our family. we take care of our family, we got kids. everybody got kids. >> i think they are asking for too much. enough is enough. it is always about money all the time. >> we don't need to paralyze the city. it is in the our fault. come to the bargaining table. >> you feel like you are caught in the middle of it. >> pretty much. pretty much. >> reporter: they are still talking and that is the good sign. talks will resume tomorrow, today we will hear from the union head about what it is his problems are with septa management. now here is a fact though that may not worry for all of those riders. five-year contract for bus subway and trolley drivers expired seven months ago. kerr i and chris, last septa strike before that contract in 2009 happened, seven months, after the previous contract expired. >> always something. >> steve, thanks. >>> 4:16. let turn to this now a shooting in the high school in washington state has claimed another life. fo

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. >> a co-worker of yours has said recently, you starred in "damages" with her. she said at first i was intimidated and then i learned she's just very shy. don't give me the shy look now. don't play shy on me. are you shy? >> when i was a child, i was morbidly shy. outside of my real family circle. and i think when you have that, you still have kind of a

. >> grab your friends, grab your co-workers, grab you know, the lazy cousin who is sitting at home. never votes during the mid-term elections. he is watching reruns of old packer games. just grab him up. take all of them to cast their ballot and cast their ballot for mary burton. >> with things so tight, there's no excuse not to vote. and african-americans could play a huge role in this election. with democrats counting on black voters to turn out and official in georgia, louisiana and arkansas reporting big increases in black voter registration. so the president had one more message last night. >> i am telling you, wisconsin, america's best days are still ahead. i believe it. mary burke believes it. now you have to believe it. go out there and vote and go vote for mary burke. god bless america. >> get out there, we have just six days left. joining me now, msnbc host steve kornacki. >> what you're saying is extra. how many wide open races there really are. >> tell me. how close are some of these senate races? >> sure. what we've done is we've tried to narrow the battlefield. what yo

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. >> if you were to ask your co- worker or people you know what this stands for, they will either say it's for breast cancer or for the troops, but it's not. the gold is for pediatric cancer awareness. >> reporter: but when she went to the giordano to try and get a gold ribbon on her plate -- >> i was told the state of virginia doesn't have this. >> reporter: especially when on the state's own website they offer more than 200 special plates, but a plate for childhood cancer which is not rare doesn't exist in virginia, so she stuck her own sticker on the license plate and began fighting for the real thing. with a friend they've created flyers and a facebook page dedicated to the task which they hope brings awareness and in turn research funding, enough to maybe find a cure. >> to get this on a license plate would mean a lot to us. it would mean that we accomplished something for matisse, something matisse has always wanted to help spread awareness for all childhood cancer. >> reporter: if you do want to fill out an application, the family asks do not take it to the dmv. contact them. t

. >>> many spend long days ape weeks at work but did you like your co-workers over the years. think about the the job you where to go to. do you like most of the people in the office? a recent study asks men and with men which sex they prefer to work w do you like to work in a roomful of women, all men are or a mixture of the two. >> mixture, don't you think. you don't really have the option. >> in an ideal world too. >> it turns out men and with men are had happier n'synx will sex offices. i have never seen one of these place business they do exist. >> it is pretty close to fox here. >> what do you mean you are the only guy. >> there is chris. >> there is a lot have of guys here but they are behind the scenes. >> please, stand up, stand up. >> women felt bullied by in men at the office and they prefer on work in the single sex office. men feel like they have to walk on egg shells around women, mind their p's and q's. there is an hr representative who say these findings are kind of surprising to him. >> i have never encountered in my career in terms of how people enjoy work an

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your co-sponsors say so, your opponents say so, and independent fact checkers say so.s instead talk about what this entire episode may say about your judgment more broadly. it would seem that a charitable interpretation would be that you have a difficult time admitting when you're wrong and a less charitable interpretation is that you're not telling us the truth. which is it? ? >> i do not support the personhood amendment. the bill you're referring to is simply a statement that i support life. but let me just repeat the words of senator udall. >> why does no one else think that? that's what we' getting at. >> i answered that question multiple times. >> i'm aware of that. >> the "post" called senator udall obnoxious, focused on one single issue. the fact is the people of colorado deserve better. they deserve more than a single issue that senator udall is attempting to give them. >> believe you, me, we're going to talk about that, but what i'm asking you about here is what appears to be the willing suspension of the facts. people who agree with you on the issue of life t

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