are you watching it on a black and white zenith? how do you miss that?anager bob melvin loses his mind and the a's lose the game 4-3. quakes hosting toronto fc. 1-1 corner kickoff opportunity and it finds him for the game winner. san jose with the victory 2-1. abc7 sports is brought to you by river rock casino. >> excellent. thank you very much, larry. >>> up next, donald trump's money give away. >> what this billionaire is up to now. stay with us. >>> here is a look at your wake up weather. in the morning you will see low cloud cover across the bay area. a light breeze and the temperatures in the upper 40s to mid50s. not budging much. by 8:00 a.m. mike will be here from 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. >> thank you. >>> donald trump handed out suitcases of money. >> in a tweet this morning he offered it to anyone in need. >> hundreds of people showed up at trump power -- tower in new york showed up for the cash. one man who needed a lung transplant. >> he received $40,000. it is from the website fund anything.com. you post what you need hoin for -- what you need money

are you watching it on a black and white zenith? how do you miss that?elvin loses his mind and the a's lose the game 4-3. quakes hosting toronto fc. 1-1 corner kickoff opportunity and it finds him for the game winner. san jose with the victory 2-1. abc7 sports is brought to you by river rock casino. >> excellent. thank you very much, larry. >>> up next, donald trump's money give away. >> what this billionaire is up to now. stay with us. >>> here is a look at your wake up weather. in the morning you will see low cloud cover across the bay area. a light breeze and the temperatures in the upper 40s to mid50s. not budging much. by 8:00 a.m. mike will be here from 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. >> thank you. >>> donald trump handed out suitcases of money. >> in a tweet this morning he offered it to anyone in need. >> hundreds of people showed up at trump power -- tower in new york showed up for the cash. one man who needed a lung transplant. >> he received $40,000. it is from the website fund anything.com. you post what you need hoin for -- what you need money for and the

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help me understand the time that this all took place pu think of-- the idea of tabloid being at its zenith, and everybody wanted to see, and there was a lot of about murder. there was a lot about police. there was a lot about sensationalizing everything. >> it was a time when the city was in decay but as hap hairston's character says, crime was on the rise, the crack epidemicit was a great time to be in the tabloidas. there is the headless body in the topless bar. the city is very ferocious, and, therefore, it's a perfect landscape for people with ambition. >> it was owned by russian oligarchs who didn't live here. they were people creating here, and committing crime here, all this stuff. they had material. you could afford to be a reporter and live here. >> rose: what do you like best about it? >> about the play? >> rose: the play your mother wrote about. >> i think she got something about boys in this play. she made these movies that were about men and women but they were about men and women together. this play is about men. she was attracted to this world. she was attracted to men, too.

zenith went up a lot. i would go over each one each day and put them down. there's a winner. there's a winner. anyway, so it was a game. i was just trying to figure tout next move of a stock, even if all i really knew was, frankly, the name continental or the name rca. whatever. most of them were defense stocks. they went up a lot in tandem with the war i heard about. so i followed a bunch of those along with the others. after a year, i thought, this was a cool name. i wanted to introduce it to my fifth grade class, so i did. going in and showing them my ledger, inviting everyone to play to see who could find stocks that went up the most the next week. not everyone was as interested as i was. my dad's company, the national giftwrapping box company which later was international packaging represented them corp., then the minnesota mining and manufacturing company. right about fifth grade, pop came home with a new line of 3m products that i was selling called the bookshelf games. that's right. they got into what's known asm bookshelf games. he said perhaps i might want to learn

. >> this is a zenith plant here. this is a rooster here.king good. it's just real nice. right now they're at their peak this time of the year. it brings butterflies around. being locked up, we are able to see butterflies and bees and stuff like that. it just gives you something nice to come outside to look at instead of just the barbed wires all the time. i love flowers because my mother raised me up like always digging up in her yard and planting flowers. it stuck with me right there. they just make me feel good about myself even though i'm incarcerated that i'm still doing some of the things i enjoy doing. flowers are a sign of life. got such a good smell to it. i just love that. >> life on the inside can change in an instant. ♪ and you spread your wings ♪ >> when we last saw anthony patterson, his musical corroboration was suddenly interrupted by an apparent bad decision, directed at our producer. >> he accused me of rule 38, that's indecent exposure. >> she didn't see it. he saw it. >> he locked me up for -- >> no. for having your penis

what you're doing did not zenith -- did not seem to fit in there, the sametively it is kind of report from the investigative consumer provisions. all of a sudden it changes the economics of it, the dynamics. in a way that is a real sea change. i wonder, in sort of thinking this through how might you see this affecting the industry? [inaudible] and i willrspective let others answer. from our perspective, because we are focused on user generated content information that i am putting out there about myself, it does not for the fall into that category of -- what are my neighbors or friends saying? secondly, the point i tried to make earlier, one of the processes that we put in place was to hear the credit reporting act to make sure it could be the requirements around maximum possible efforts with accuracy in the review process. the buildingogy to of a profile of an individual with an individual that comes through to make sure it is the right person using the standard process for data validation of to elements as addressed using the individual, going through the process of redacting the in