is this a rope swing zip line. >> cheerleaders, too? do it, too.cot. is this a rope swing zip line. >> cheerleaders, too? >> cheerleaders do it, too.asco. is this a rope swing zip line. >> cheerleaders, too? >> cheerleaders do it, too.masc. is this a rope swing zip line. >> cheerleaders, too? >> cheerleaders do it, too. >> this is awesome. >> it's a swing and a zip line all together? >> yep. >> has to be tons of fun. >> most everybody has a camera capturing that moment when they're flying down. it looks like you're about to crash into section 247. cool to see the mascot flying through the air, too. >> that looks fun. >> and just like any of his videos, there of course is a behind of scenes where you can see how they rigged it up. he talks to some of the cheerleaders about their experiences. they say we have the best mascot in the nfl and this is why. always a cool video there devon. we'll put it on our website. check it out. >>> that's our show, everyone. we'll see you noekts edition of "right this minute". >> today on dr. oz, the ancie

getting zip tied and led away. it's quite a terrifying experience for them. >> the heist takes just over four minutes. the two perpetrators leave, heading out the south entrance of the building to their escape vehicle. they leave the teller they brought with them just inside the door, still tied up. but what the robbers don't know is that the other teller has freed her hands from the zip tie. she now rushes to the phone to call 911. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> tcf bank on 127th and ridgeland just got robbed. >> do you have a description of the offender? >> the most important information to get an offender, there was a weapon used, what they were wearing, what they looked like, if they left in a car. the make/model of the vehicle, a license plate, if you can. which direction they left, so the officers responding can either start heading that way to cut them off if they are no longer there, that it's safer for the officers when they get on scene. >> one is a female and the other is a male. >> white, black, his

part of south dakota. >> the zip maybe down but the legend has only grown.physical proof that the best laid schemes of mice and men go often askew. we will give credit to poet robert burns for that one. he wrote it in 1785 in scotland. it's probably safe to assume what went wrong is a concept that is both universal and timeless. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> they do battle with the armed and dangerous. >> pursuits are bad. shooting is bad. shooting pursuits, really, really bad. >> and handle the most unexpected predicaments. >> it's a hard thing to watch for a lot of people. >> and react quickly when routine situations suddenly turn perilous. >> first mental thing is that i'm a slaughtered man. >> police officers put their lives on the line every day. and in their arsenal, they have a silent witness that can speak volumes. >> put the gun down, man! >> in this hour, suspenseful stories seen through the

that is a rope swing zip line. this is the latest from our friend. the cheerleaders too. >> the cheerleaders do it too. you can see how high up this thing is. they're doing double back flips, all kinds of things. >> this is awesome. >> it is a swing and a zip line altogether? >> yep. >> has to be tons of fun. most everybody has a camera on the stick, capturing the moment where they're flying down to the seat. it looks like you're about to crash into section 247. it is cool to see the mascot flying through the air too. i got to say. >> daredevil that one. that looks like fun. >> there is a behind the scenes where you can see how they rigged this thing up. he talks to some of the cheerleaders about their experiences. he said we have the best mascot in the nfl and this is why. always a cool video from devon. we'll put this in the behind the scenes video on our website, click on today's show and check it out. >> anybody who lives in a big city or even just a city for that matter knows that traffic, commuting can drive you absolutely bananas. let me intro

demographics the same thing and primary residents it's the zip code i hope they have that for each and every employee. so i don't see this is as or in reduce >> commissioner riley. >> we heard this at the committee meeting we asked how side this information about gender and zip code what are you going to do with that information? >> it's information that will be reported and will be public. again, it's all aggregated. people can do with it what they will and that - that's what it will do so it's not any kind of magic information. it will be in the aggregate not transcribed to my individual. are they hiring san franciscans. we can't mandate it it will allow us to know is this particular operator having an average tenure of 10 months as opposed to the other 6 years. that will be useful information for us to know about those operators >> commissioner white. >> so this is only related to private parking garages. >> right. >> are the public parking garages doing this. >> the mta has contracted with anyone who operates animate mat garage. i don't know that they have - titus it's a case by ca

the four digit zip code afterwards. that goes right to my house. >> we don't have information where we are trying to reverse engineer anything. i am not sure what you are talking about at this point. you are talking about credit reporting. again, we aggregate the data. that is what we are doing. i have no interest in where you where,oney, in what, and and how. we are about aggregate information so we can determine what is going on in these markets so that we can bring law enforcement actions against people that are violating the law. >> the time for the gentleman is expired. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from new york. >> thank you. we appreciate you being here. we know they have been keeping you busy, but we appreciate the work you are doing. i want to briefly say that i look forward to continuing to work with you in the area of manufactured housing. i think it is important that we have a voice and work together and try to fix and work collectively together. i want to add my voice to the many that are looking

the data the democrats put out, it's zip code by zip code. go to their website, click on your state. find your zip code and by doing so, you will find out how many people are about to be cut or have just been cut off entirely because of this decision. i did this today for all of the places that i have lived in the last few years that i could remember the zip code for and it's not, it's sad. it's heartbreaking. putting out that sort of information. putting it out in that way where you can make it really local in terms of understanding the impact. that is designed to put pressure on individual members of congress because you can see how their districts, how their hometowns are affected. it's supposed to get some individual republicans, maybe least one or two or three or four to come along and so far, at least one republican has shown an interest in trying to fix this problem. it's dean heller of nevada. right now, he's the lone republican cosponsor of legislation that the senate is going to vote on on monday to try to fix this problem for at le

not allowing anyone with a california zip code to purchase on their web site. one of the best rivalries in all of sports. i'll be back with full highlights, including the full afc, broken kos -- broncos, and chargers. >> so you can't buy a ticket if you're in the california zip code? >> they banned the zip code. they only did the pacific northwest and alaska and other places. if you're from california, no luck going to the seahawks to get tickets. >> it's cle say -- clichet. >> we're so happy the drama continues. it is drama. it's a great story. we'll see you coming up later on. >> and seattle, early three and a half point favorite, they're at home. >> forget about it. >> we'll see what happens. >> niners will handle their business. >> now we want to take it to charlotte where die hard fans made the track and they couldn't be happier. scott rates in carolina, and what a game and experience for you and all those niners fans, right? >> reporter: it really was. it was incredible. those niners fans tonight, they're pooped. they are done. i got off the phone with th

. >> reporter: as much of america zips up another lay they are week, arnold zipping up for somethinghe's starring in a new bud light ad. they're not revealing what he'll serve up. there's a reunion in store. they've been living together since we last saw them. the dads of "full house." >> don't you think it's time we all get our own places? >> nah. >> reporter: and then the boss. who is clearly not happy. >> someone has eaten all the doritos in the break room. ♪ snet ♪ i've narrowed it down to you two. >> obviously, it was the ostrich, right? >> reporter: while laurence fishburne bangs on the tv, advertisers want to be on it. animals always making an appearance. this sunday going to the dogs. then there's the yellow m and m. peanut. someone out to get him. >> sleepy time. >> reporter: they're hoping you'll care enough to find out how he's doing on super bowl sunday. and a first. >> on february 2nd, apparently two professional football teams will be playing game in honor of my first wonderful miss tash yost commercial. we'll be there, won't we, girl? [ bird chirps ] >> you're all abou

that hundreds of thousands of students remain trapped in failing school districts because of their zip codes. as what "america tonight"'s special correspond soledad o'brien found out, illegallily enrolling in districts they don't belong in. >> it's 730 in the morning and jack larkin is getting ready to go to school. >> you need to do your writing journal. >> i did. >> your philosophy journal too? >> i did. >> jack and his parents live in milbourn, new jersey, some of the poorest neighborhoods in the state. luckily, his school system is one of the state's best. >> how about one of these nice green apples? >> have it for snack. >> jack's mom stephanie has a personal and professional stake on the millburn schools. >> three bedrooms possibly four. >> she is one of the stop real estate agents in town and knows the schools are the selling point of the neighborhood. >> the suburbs are all about the elementary schools. i love you, bye. >> there are five elementary schools a middle school and millburn high school which consistently ranks as one of the stop performing schools of the country. a 9

zipped them up. them on, went to work all day in his wife's jeans, so he literally had on kerry's mom's jeans. he was wearing mom jeans. >> he didn't realize. >> figure it out. >> here's some video and a photo of mike in the actual mom jeans. there you go. >> oh, wow. >> there are the actual mom jeans on dad. >> to be fair, they look like any old jeans. >> that's true. >> but women's and men's pants the buttons are on the other side. >> that should have been the dead giveaway, i'm doing that opposite way. >> right. >> she eventually said, dad, we're getting you out of the dad jeans and more importantly getting you out of the mom jeans and we'll find jeans that work. and they were successful. >> we did the impossible. >> there are dad's new jeans, and they look great. >>> finish this statement, quote, the raven never more. not this time. somebody flipped the script. >> wow! no way. >> what do you think he said? >> it sound like he said at you and then hangman coming. >> that's right. some people think

a seattle zip code jie. this washington couple will take advantage. >> we came to watch the game and the seahawk fans from 1976. >> hopefully they will be crying in those bloody mary's come sunday night. >> that couple is actually here celebrating 60 years together. it is better to be a good sports fan. >> exactly. >> it is all good fun. thanks, ama. >>> abc7 viewers are showing off their 49er pride. look at these students and staff from jefferson high school in daly city. >> and even long shore men in oakland are showing the spirit. they are flying the 49er flag over the port in oakland. show us your pride. e-mail your photos to us. >> and we have a competition going with the station in seattle to see who has the best fans. seattle's elliott bay or the san francisco bay area. >> this is something we really want to win. to vote go to the abc7 facebook page and like this post. who ever has the most likes by kickoff on sunday wins. let's show seahawks fans that nobody has it better than us. >>> niners' coach j

a seattle zip code jie. and this washington couple will take advantage. >> we came to watch the game and the seahawk fans from 1976. >> hopefully they will be crying in those bloody mary's come sunday night. >> that couple is actually here celebrating 60 years together. it is better to be a good sports fan. >> exactly. >> it is all good fun. thanks, ama. >>> abc7 viewers are showing off their 49er pride. look at these students and staff from jefferson high school in daly city. >> and even long shore men in oakland are showing the spirit. they are flying the 49er flag over the port in oakland. show us your pride. e-mail your photos to us. >> and we have a competition going with the station in seattle to see who has the best fans. seattle's elliott bay or the san francisco bay area. >> this is something we really want to win. to vote go to the abc7 facebook page and like this post. who ever has the most likes by kickoff on sunday wins. let's show seahawks fans that nobody has it better than us. >>> niners' coa

when i entered my california zip code, it would have been denied. seattle known for having one of the noisiest stadiums in the league wants as much of that noise coming from fans of the seahawks, not the 49ers. >> they want to act like that, scared of us, let them be that way. >> i don't think it's right. just because they're upset or whatever, don't mean they should go about it that way. >> i think they're afraid. >> reporter: 49ers fans will still be there thanks to stub b stubhub, where tickets are starting at just under $400. by the way, seattle's not the only team that's doing this. the broncos are doing the same thing. the patriots fans were trying to get tickets to the afc championship game in denver. reporting live here in santa clara, bob ridel, nbc bay area news. >> the 49ers play seattle at 3:30 on sunday. nbc bay area will have coverage leading up to the game and full highlights. for all the coverage, go to our website, nbcbayarea.com and search 49ers. >>> breaking news. officials say two boys have escaped from the orrin allen youth faci

choice movement the reality is thousands of students are trapped in failing districts because of their zip go code, soledad o'brien discovered the illegal enrolment process in schools. >> it's 7:30 in the morning. jack larkin is getting ready for school. >> we need to do the writing journal. >> i did. >> your philosophy journal. >> i did. >> jack and his parents live in millbrn new jersey, about half an hour from new york city, in a country that has some of the richest neighbourhoods and some of the poorest neighbourhoods in the state. luckily for jack millbrn is a wealthy town, his school system is one of the best. >> how about a nice green apple? >> for a snack. >> jack's mum, stephanie has a personal and professional take on the millbrn public schools. >> this is here in the hills. >> she's a top real estate ate and knows the schools are the selling point of the neighbourhood. >> the suburbs are about the elementary schools. love you, bye. >> there are five elementary schools. a middle school and millbrn high school which consistently ranks as one of the top performing schools in the co

a seattle zip code jie. this washington couple will take advantage. >> we came to watch the game and the seahawk fans from 1976. >> hopefully they will be crying in those bloody mary's come sunday night. >> that couple is actually here celebrating 60 years together. it is better to be a good sports fan. >> exactly. >> it is all good fun. thanks, ama. >>> abc7 viewers are showing off their 49er pride. look at these students and staff from jefferson high school in daly city. >> and inven long shore men in oakland are showing the spirit. they are flying the 49er flag over the port in oakland. show us your pride. e-mail your photos to us. >> and we have a competition going with the station in seattle to see who has the best fans. seattle's elliott bay or the san francisco bay area. >> this is something we really want to win. to vote go to the abc7 facebook page and like this post. who ever has the most likes by kickoff on sunday wins. let's show seahawks fans that nobody has it better than us. >>> niners' coach

and then as you see, zip, zip, zip. >> there it is. with hot ice on a cold day. this is fabulous, really. >> he has a cool dance for us, too, the chain saw. >> do the chain saw. that will keep you warm. >> you can do that, right? >> i actually was with the chain saw earlier. but it wasn't plugged in. >> all right, talk to us about when things might start to warm up. >> probably have to wait until saturday. tomorrow might be warmer, but we are slicing hairs. let's start with record high, record low highs. arctic blast. record low high, 21. i think the new one will be 19 at national. 16 at dulles and 16 in baltimore. averages are 42 and 26. we are way below average. all right, look at temperatures right now. 19 downtown. 12 up in gaithersburg. 19 in manassas. you factor in the wind, i'm sorry, those are the highs today. we're going to break it at dulles and national. right now the temperatures, these are not windchills, 12 in gaithersburg, 16 in manassas and 19 downtown. notice the temperature didn't change too much. 8 is the windchill officially at national. 2 bel

as much of america zips up another layer this week, around zipping up for something else. >> surprise >> he's starring in a new b light ad, stretching out for the super bowl. they'll not revealing what he'll serve up. there's a ree downon in store, but turns out, they've been living together since we last saw them. the dads of "full house." >> don't you think it's time we all get our own places? nah. >> reporter: and the boss, clearly not happy. >> someone has eaten tall doritos in the break room. ♪ i've narrowed it down to you two. >> well, obviously it was the ostrich, right? >> reporter: lawrence fish bourn bangs on that tv, corporations are page lot to be on it. a 30 second ad this year costing $4 million during the super bowl. animals always making an appearance. this sunday, going to the dogs. then, the yellow m and m, peanut m and m, someone out to get him. >> sleepy time. >> reporter: they're hoping you'll care enough to find out how he's doing on super bowl sunday. and a first. >> america, on february 2nd, apparently two professional football teams will be playing a game in h

to keep a zip. in your packet, is let's see. okay, you know i didn't get it printed out, but i will forward it to you, kind of the list of criteria that we use to sort of prescreen a business, for eligibility. then, i provided you with the fiscal quarter q2 for the 2013, 14 fiscal year. and we are up 43 percent, over the current, the previous fiscal year in 2012, 2013. and then, the reminder that to the council of district merchants has the annual dinner on february 16th. and excuse me, thank you, for the correction, on february 6th, the mayor will be doing his quarterly meeting with the small business leaders on february 6th. and then, to it is a ways out but the small business week is schedule for may 12th through 16. and then, i just provided just some quick updates on the staffing, component and i really want to extend it and it has been five months since the commission secretary vacantcy position has been vacant. and have just now received approval from dhr, that we consume post for that position and really want to extend m

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to keep a zip. in your packet, is let's see. okay, you know i didn't get it printed out, but i will forward it to you, kind of the list of criteria that we use to sort of prescreen a business, for eligibility. then, i provided you with the fiscal quarter q2 for the 2013, 14 fiscal year. and we are up

children's needs for almost 40 years in this city without the need of dividing our service area into zip codes. as she stated, the last thing we want to do is turn a family away telling them to have to go to woo yee or telling them to have to go to children's council to get any services. we hope the california department of education child development division reconsiders this to divide san francisco into zip code areas and we ask that you adopt the resolution today in support of keeping the current system. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> good afternoon. mr. president, members of the board, my name is supervisor chris daly orv doll. ~ christopher doll. i rise to continue my comment of being flooded out of my apartment. remember green land will melt in 50 years yielding 50 feet of sea level rise. i did offer a plan to fix this involving a carbon accounting regime of water use and replenishment regime and the new research regime. remember, the key phrase, free energy for freshwater growing new trees. california can do it alone. why would california even be interested? because of

. >> as soon as he got out he got a cellphone, computer, zip, zip, zip.w, he had really worked at some day i'm going to get out and i'll be ready. >> narrator: he started his own maintenance company and parlayed that into a job as head of maintenance at a billings hotel. barry's boss, steve worley. >> he was overseeing 3 or $400,000 remodeling projects. he had a staff of five people. plus he was part of a our senior management team. >> narrator: after eight months at the ziglers', barry received permission from the judge to live on his own and he fixed up this house, working to buy it to his mom could eventually move in. he traveled all over montana responding to requests to tell his story. >> i bet you he did at least 50 speeches. >> did he leave a message for people that resonated with them? >> hope. there's always hope. >> he has a connection with people. no matter whether it was a politician or a banker or a native, he connected with all of them very well. >> narrator: one of those politicians, billings mayor and ex-police officer tom hanle, became a

the quality of education that our children receive should not be dependent or determined by a zip code in which they live or which they were born. each and every child should receive support according to their needs, not according to the zip code in which they reside. each and every child. in the 1950's when we realized the states were responsible for the education and the constitution, we interpret it as the states' responsibility to move forward on education, we find that some states had a principle of separate but equal. in the 1950's, we realized that was not constitutional. and this became an issue in our country, when we were able to bring this issue to the living rooms of our country through television. and upon this country becoming aware of what was going on and of the states, we moved on the federal level, we moved the communities to correct this inequity, the unconstitutionality of separate but equal in our educational systems and other policies in our different communities in different states. today, we have come to a point where we understand that equal opportunity for all

anytime they ask for a phone number, social security number, or zip code, just put in 0#.tem is looking for a number to try to find your final. will get youes, 0# to the point where you can hit a button to get a person. that one took a while to figure out. it is a trial and error process. will usually get you through if you -- if it is asking for a zip code. >> what are some companies that have the best customer service, that make it easy to get in touch with the human? >> some of them are obvious -- amazon, zappos usually at the top. allied bank is one we like to mention. this is a company not in the retail industry that has recently made a big push to get better at customer service. i think they have seen a lot of gains from it. their customers are loving it. >> we also have the way to get to a human being at the u.s. government? >> we do. >> thank you very much, kristen allen -- christian allen. gethuman, try it. this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. ♪ . . live from pier 3 in san francisco, welcome to the late edition of "bloomberg west," where we cover the global techno

with regard to one of the contracts, you do provide the zip code and the four digit zip code after it. you also provide the date of birth. let me tell you, if you have my zip code and my last four digits in june know what my date of birth is to mothers only one guy in my house that has that. the government neighbor and his house, you know what his daughter's birthday is to begin collecting that type of data according to your contract. >> your not the only house in your zip code. there are tens of thousands of houses. >> you'll also collecting the four digit zip code afterwards which goes right to my house. >> we don't have information or we are trying to -- >> reverse engineer anything. >> this is your contract. >> this is no longer the credit card but some other data collection. >> experience information solutions. >> you talk about credit reporting. again, we ever if the date it, and that is what we doing. i have no interest to where you spend money and no one hemline help. have no interest in what i do. the private industry does. it wants to know what your doing so they can market

. >> everything is batched, all kind of zip ties are dev young, once you put it around somebody's nextthey can't get off. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. . >> every year nearly 70,000 people make their way through one of the five facilities that compriseorange county jail. on any given day, up to 3,000 of them can be found at orange county's largest facility, theo lacy. one way to measure the challenge of managing such a large inmate population can be found in the theo lacy kitchen. where inmate workers prepare 9,000 meals per day. >> i have actually heard that if an inmate has to be incarcerated, they prefer to come to orange county jail. they are fed well. they are fed more color frlly, our nutritional guidelines and standards are interesting in the rest of the dait state. you put a lot of care and energy into what we do >> narrator: a lower security level inmates eat in the chow hall t. majority of inmates are confined to their cells. they are delivered by inmate workers. >> it helps i used to work at denny's. >> it make misethafrgful where i'm a. w

we are starting off and a low will zip right down the coast on sunday and it is on the way to southern california and they are putting the and they are already arriving in the big apple. 13 blocks have been turned into a giant super bowl experience. it opens ting move and it's signifying a touchdown. they are becoming pretty tight and it hadn't been height ended for potential terrorist activity an x-ray truck is scanning every vehicle, everything that is he can brought into life stadium will also be thoroughly examined. you can watch the super bowl right here kickoff is set for supplement tie afternoon. after the. >> 452. >>> and it is caused during world serious are risk celebrations and the reason, they are no longer facing charges. >>> and we will norm tell you about another cost that will no longer cost you next year. . >>> welcome back, 4:54, they are now suing them, sophia was stepping into a crosswalk at the corner of polk and eilis when police said they were hit by a man. now they were hurt but the little girl died. they were available to pick up passengers. >> available for pe

they will not allow california zip codes to purchase. alaska and hawaii are good. the 9ers continue the championship. the 9ers will have the coverage from seattle and kron4 as well and facebook and twitter. we will have reports live throughout the week. >> reporter: this is just a preliminary look. the forecast for seattle is mostly cloudy skies and chance for rain. that could change. forecast high for the day, i'm not sure if this is a sign but it will be 49 degrees. coincidence? napa 32. livermore 34. it will warm up big time. we will have temperatures in 50s and 60s up 5 to 10 degrees for the rest of the week. >>> a string of suspicious blazes leave firefighters asking questions. the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: this building next to a church could be arson number 9. this fire started at 4:50. this is the 4th in one week. right now even though this is probably not a coincidence they are going with suspicious until investigators can look through. there have been 12 fires, 8 arson. a 2-mile radius is the location where this church is located. i talked

this is a zip gun. stick a .410 shell in there. we have a screw in there. a shank made out of a pen barrel and a nail. these are nonlethal but they put your eye out. this is made out of a plastic comb. just a piece of plastic. a turkey leg bone. certain cell houses are not allowed to have chicken bones or rib bones because they can do this with them. these are the dangerous ones here. the ones you don't really see. when a guy carries something like this, he really means business. he wants to hide it. very sharp, very pointed. this is what we'd call a .22 zip gun. shoots a .22 round. put your bullet in there. screw it down until it's tight. made in one of the shops. if a guy didn't know this, if this wasn't together, he had this piece laying on one bench and this piece laying over here, you really wouldn't know what it was. >> the c.e.r.t. team constantly trains to respond to any incident within the prison, including escape attempts. >> what we're doing here today, we're repelling. we're pounding the bars. to see if somebody's been sawing on them. we have pl

. >> this is known as a zip gun. this portion of the zip gun is filled with match heads, ground-up match heads. a plunger is used to push shrapnel, pieces of metal, ground up zippers, packs it down. when his target walks by, the inmate would light those two fuses. basically what you have is a double-barreled shotgun. >> what's particularly scary is once an inmate finishes making his weapon, he finds a clever place to hide it for quick access. >> it's an old joint. you can hide stuff anywhere, like the i-beams up here. i'm going to check these. it's just a beam. you walk under it every day. somebody is walking to the chow hall. a lot of guys know where it is. but they won't tell because they don't want to get killed, get hurt for ratting. i guess you can't reach up there, can you? i'll get them. >> you had to point that out, didn't you, partner? >> i can't help it. i call them like i see them. >> by 10:00 a.m., search teams had confiscated several homemade weapons, including sharpened bed springs and blades. the searc

the zip code. parents are now being accused of crossing the line and lying about where they live just so they can enroll their kids in a better school. this is called boundary hopping. "america tonight" special correspondent soledad o'brien explores why many are stealing education. >> i wouldn't have done it. i never thought i would go to jail about lying about my zip co code. a they did it for their jobs, safety reasons, maybe education, so many different reasons why a parent would want to take their child out of that district into another district. >> soledad o'brien with a two-part report on stealing education. also tonight, martin luther king the third stops by as we remember his father on a holiday commemorating what would have been his 85th birthday. >> joie thank you very much. >>> it's a rare moment in super bowl history, the best defense versus the best offense. but the story everyone has been talking about today is the one player's performance on and off the feel. michael eaves is here wi

bob, zip it. tune in at 9:00 p.m. eastern. back in a moment.u zip it, too, anthony. >>> all right, many states have bans against smoking in the workplace, but now with the rise of e-segerates there's a lot of debate about all they should be banned, too. some claim they're harmless, but some critics call them a pollutant. you're looking at bob and greg enjoying some in our show last month, but this is becoming a thing because smoking, people had to go outside, they banned smoke in the workplace and airplanes and most restaurants, so smokers were heading outside, but now you have the opportunity to smoke at your desk. should they be allowed to? >> you're looking at me? >> yes, because you smoke them. >> businesses will save about an hour of time for each worker who no longer goes outside. number two, a lot of the anger about the e-sigs are not facts. they're more about feeling. people looking at you and it bothers them. you don't outlaw or ban things because it bothers you. in fact, laws are made for the things that bother you. so you don't ban t

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out of all the numbers i hear about jobs i want to know how many of those jobs have gone to zip code 92424. because most of the people that come into my community don't live there that they make decisions but don't live there. they don't know about the structure of the community. i want you all to be cautious, you know, about all the things you're not aware of what goes on, you know, into hunters point shipyard and we're another a dangerous level i hope you take into account we need your help to stop the madness in my community >> thank you, dr. francisco >> commissioners what we need to do is do an economic analysts of the bayview. we've been talking about a lot of on the capital investment and a everything but even as we're talking so many years the democrat graphics of the bayview has changed dramatically. you all would be shocked to know that at one n time in the city 24 percent were blacks. now down to 4 percent. and i'm saying this economic analysis should deal with the contribution of those blacks who came from the south and contributed like in the shipyard or whatever. we had

. >> zip-up hoody. >> $4.65. >> over $40 now. >> by the time the eldest turned 17, the family will haveg about $56,000. santa may have gotten the kids new clothes, mom and dad got $80 for their old ones. half of what they will need for the camera. next, go junk drawer diving for hidden treasure. don't need this.this year, so we we have a blackberry. we can trade them in on amazon, and nextworth.com. if you want money on the spot. try target. you can trade in used video games and electronics. you could get $9.50. what if i wanted to trade in my iphone? that's good to know. >> yep. >> reporter: pretty good. >> $199 oncontract. >> reporter: back at the family home, two rooms $218. we keep dig. we strike gold with the christmas gift cards. >> barnes & noble. >> gift card granny they gave us $46 for the amazon gift card. at gift card rescue.com, another $46, for $60 worth of cards. if you decide to hold on to your gift card. be sure you don't leave money on it. and forget about it. >> make sure you have an account of how much money are on the gift cards. you would be surprised if you look at