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he's you know i'm going to have you know george foreman though he was an odd where he he he be very he also sali i'm not you know i'm a prosecutor. a fight for process and you know the game is. after you champ the world to hold a big stop because one person you know you you you fight what posit money and you know when he came down by george foreman he was forty two and i was twenty nine i do want to fight you because you know if i beat him they got beat oh. so i'm kind of it was a waste of my time. but. my manager who say you know you're a prize fighter you fight for money he said well you know you don't get. twenty million if you fight joyce. told mamma get thirty five. tyson he said yeah but when i get it they get both. he said if you if you fight tyson first then they won't pay you to mind a fight joyce they only think joyce can be like this one you know and people have a right to believe what they believe george with a lot big a bigger god that i had a heart upon but you know i kind of you know life is not just about one thing is separate things that you had to have to be to bear b

tom foreman, cnn's tom foreman, covering the news conference. he's on the phone because they just went through a security sweep in the room before people entered the room where wayne lapierre will begin speaking. tom, tell us what that's like. >> reporter: hi, carol. we just had a security sweep here. we're all getting re-established in the room and we're expecting not only wayne lapierre but a business of a surprise guest, the nra won't say who. i will note a short while ago the president of the nra, dave keen, who is one of the most astute and involved political players for the nra and has been for many, many years with top players in washington, he's one of the point men on any sort of political debate about new gun legislation, he came out promptly at 9:30 and asked everybody in the room to join in that moment of silence with the nation for the victims in connecticut. so we're not sure yet what the nra is going to say here. we don't know what their meaningful contributions will be as they've described it, but everybody is quite eager to hear

stage is traditionally famous large scale classically foreman says. but i have to confess that shift on not a frequent visitor at the bolshoi but when i go there. i can't help admiring the old ladies because if the theatre were their home there are so much alike even where the same nostalgic perfume or. interest in the same way to you. so these through connoisseurs of the yard those who see he's not in he's best wars tonight are they many and yes that is. declining in numbers by the day many quits while the theatre was under reconstruction. no that young anymore so we had to take. especially know that we have two stages kind of that here at the beginning of the show i said you were one of the most successful theater managers in contemporary russia. and it's true. when you came to bolshoi it was in a very poor see you know with the bizarrely so and though you were reforms a lot of controversy still you have been able to change a lot of what was your recipe for success. it's really difficult to talk about our own records. and also we need to put the men

the sawyer never realized his dream of becoming the foreman of phantom pokÉmon or come any, it was all politics there he said bitterly. he achieved an equally lofty position. he held the highest office in the city, literally, not figuratively as a fire bell ringer in the city tower elevated 40 years about the mayor. in 1862 because of his long experience fighting fire he was elected as a delegate under william c. cox. a violent volunteer fire company helped organize the year-earlier period february 263 he replaced john rice has foreman. so your new puppy piling san francisco, every steep hill interesting road. at style but the strong adherent of the rebellious and bloodthirsty vigilantes have lived at this family on the top floor of the montgomery broth. the building was erected over a decade earlier. before that he had to pass across the way. he was living here with james king of william, and the self-righteous muck working editor of his daily event bulletin was gunned down out front. the shooter was james p. casey, a former volunteer fireman with a criminal past in the tombs of new y

interested parties see red devers as foreman. red devers? unless, i'm mistaken, tonto, we've caught with our old enemy at last. me think you're right, kimosabe. him use different names. but him break law in same old way. the circle k ranch. why that's one of the finest in this county. no man in his right mind would want to sell it unless he were forced too. plenty strange. ranch never for sale until red devers become foreman. not so strange, tonto. it's no accident that every time red devers becomes foreman of a ranch, it's put up for sale a few weeks later. maybe, owner of circle k outsmart red devers? i'm afraid not. young bob kittredge is intended for these parts. tear off the sign. i think we better investigate. ♪ kimosabe? no, tonto. i think i heard something. listen. sound come from over there. we better take a look. on, silver. well, you can't get a cent out of me, stranger, cause i'm broke. no job and i'm through. we're not gonna harm you, old timer. you certainly look down on your luck. i'd like to help you if you let me. i ain't

that's pat brady, my foreman. i don't care if he's your grandfather, i've got a picture of him holding up the stage. a picture of pat? yes pat. let me go. what do you think you're doing anyway you bunch of jug heads. roy, you tell 'em, i ain't no owl hoot. tell these toggle horn whistle brain mavericks who i am. he told me. we're taking you back to town. keep doing. that dumb.. false arrest, that's what it is. ♪ kirby, where you been? we've been hunting the town for ya. whose this fellow with ya? oh i'm his partner. ain't that right almore? that's right. yeah, i've been waiting for him for about a week down by the creek bend. ain't that right elmore? yeah that's right. what's in the wagon? elmore, go on tell him. it's a dark room for developing pictures. yeah pictures, took and developed while you wait. in fact, we'll take one of you for free. say i wouldn't mind. some other time, the sheriff wants to see you kirby. come on elmore let's get to the bank. ♪

i'm tom foreman. despite joblessness, low wages, and everything bad about the economy, holiday sales right now are looking pretty good. the national retail sales federation predicts when all is said and done, they'll be up by about 5% this year. so why are some retailers so worried? because there is a rapidly growing giant out there gobbling up customers like nothing before. so much so that this may be one of the last christmases you'll ever see with shopping quite like this. america's holiday mall mania is as traditional as tinsel. consumers spending more than a half trillion dollars this year will fuel more than a half million seasonal jobs. but the real frenzy is at home, where online shopping is exploding under the relentless hand of one company, amazon.com. what is amazon up to? >> well, the ambition, it seems to take over the systems of consumption. >> barney, reporter for the financial times, has just written a book about amazon's extraordinary rise. >> amazon's sales have been growing at about

used to bring george foreman the proxy. i have a few i remember george foreman, 63 african-american to have his on-the-job quarter -- orrin hatch, republican senator. orrin hatch and went to george foreman on the other and he loved it because it black and white, democrat, i'm talking about dropping kids out of school so they can get skills. mitt romney's father, george romney was the honorary chair to america, which unfortunately governor romney said he's going to hear about. so you wanted to work with republicans and democrats and wanted to do it because it's his faith and he think the concept were talking about faith, but that we talk about it in inclusively that brings us all together and it separates us. so that maybe it. 20 thank you for coming out. i know it's very seen people go out into different things on date. either way, sean duffy is buying drinks. i hope you all enjoy. thank you very much. [applause] >> "500 days: secrets and lies in the terror wars" is the name of the book. the author is kurt eichenwald enteri

. >> reporter: foreman was later pronounced dead on the scene. she was caught in the middle of a gunfight as she was walking home from a store. >> i wish they could do away with guns all together. you know. >> so you think it's getting worse. >> they're in the wrong hands. >> it's all about drugs and gang, gang stuff. i wish it would stop. >> reporter: those we spoke to said they've become immune to gunfire and says something has to be done until then a beloved member of the community is gone too soon. >> at first i didn't believe it. i mean you know mona, she never bothered anybody. why would somebody want to kill her. >> reporter: police have not released any information about a suspect or motive. however some in the community believe the shooter was aiming at a car that was passing by. foreman's family is planning a memorial sometime this weekend. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> using live storm tracker 2 to track the showers. these showers worked their way south as we go into the overnight hours and by the morning commute it's wet a

. >> reporter: foreman was later pronounced dead on the scene. she was caught in the middle of a gunfight as she was walking home from a store. >> i wish they could do away with guns all together. you know. >> so you think it's getting worse. >> they're in the wrong hands. >> it's all about drugs and gang, gang stuff. i wish it would stop. >> reporter: those we spoke to said they've become immune to gunfire and says something has to be done until then a beloved member of the community is gone too soon. >> at first i didn't believe it. i mean you know mona, she never bothered anybody. why would somebody want to kill her. >> reporter: police have not released any information about a suspect or motive. however some in the community believe the shooter was aiming at a car that was passing by. foreman's family is planning a memorial sometime this weekend. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> using live storm tracker 2 to track the showers. these showers worked their way south as we go into the overnight hours and by the morning commute it's wet a

rice as foreman. sawyer knew every biway in san francisco, every streep hill and twisting -- steep hill and twisting road. ed hall, once a strong adherent, had lived with his family on the top floor of the montgomery block since the building was erected over a decade earlier. before that he had the baths across the way. he was living here when james king of william, the self-righteous, muckraking editor of the daily evening bulletin, was gunned down out front. the shooter was james p. casey, a former volunteer fireman with a criminal past in the tombs of new york. king, brought inside to die, was laid out on stall's counter. in life king's huge head -- heavy from so much brain -- lolled to one side as he walked. as he lay dying, his head lolled over the edge of the beer-stained table. when king died in buffett's store, room 297 of the montgomery block, a reborn vigilance committee lynched casey and set the city aflame. stall still held strong opinions. he was vigorously opposed to a number of his patr

february 18, '63 he replaced john rice as liberty host foreman. in new every byway in san francisco, every steep hill and twisting road. headstall wants the strong adherents of the rebellious and bloodthirsty vigilantes' had lived with his family on the top floor of the montgomery block since the building was erected over a decade earlier. before that he had the bad across the way. he was living there when james william, the self righteous muckraking editor of the daily evening bulletin was gunned down out front. the issue was james kc, a former volunteer firemen with criminal pasts in new york. king brought inside the die was laid out on the counter. in life is huge head, heavy from so much brain will to one side. as he lay dying his head lolled over the edge of the beer stains table. when he died in room 297 of montgomery blocked a reborn vigilance committee lynched kc and set the city of flame. small still hit strong opinions. vigorously opposed to a number of his patrons especially the prominent lawyers and judges who were not to adhere to the

a -- mark foreman has been investigating mass shootings in the u.s. and he says the n.r.a.'s comments are outrageous. >> parents who are still burying their 6 and 7-year-old children and for the n.r.a. to come out with the same old talking points it's frankly offensive. they've been pushing this argument that we have to arm everybody and arm the good guys for many years. and it's bogus. it's a bogus idea. i wrote a piece from mother jones this week looking at the cases that they always find to support that argument. it's the same four or five cases. alleged examples of successful intervention by ordinary citizens to stop mass shooters. when you look at these cases closely and you look up the facts they just don't hold up to scrutiny. >> john kerry will be the top diplomat barack obama nominated to replace hillary clinton as u.s. secretary of state. patty culhane has more. >> john's enter life has prepared him for this role. >> john kerry has waited and worked for this moment. named as president barack obama's pick to be the secretary of state. >> if confirmed he will be a ke

(laughter) which brings me to threat number one: foreman barbie. i'm sorry but i'm against this new megablocks construction set barbie. she can't operate heavy machinery. barbie's ankles aren't even load bearing. (laughter) besides, ken has more carpentry experience. remember, he lost his genitals in a table saw accident. and folks that's -- okay, i'll tell you why there's a mansession, barbie here is hogging all the jobs she's a doctor, an astronaut, a race car driver, a police officer, a flight attendant, a computer engineer, a firefighter, a dentist, a pail i don't know tolgsz and a fox news anchor. (cheers and applause) so barbie, leave these jobs for the fellas. you're giving men a bad self-image and you're only supposed to do that to girls! we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) ,xtltl%vqb"zad;bá+ 4p4p4p8m7)&, >> stephen: (cheers and applause) welcome back, everybody. nation, everybody who watches this show knows that we are engaged in a war against the gays. the latest battlefield is california where governor jerry brown recently signe

(laughter) which brings me to threat number one: foreman barbie. i'm sorry but i'm against this new megablocks construction set barbie. she can't operate heavy machinery. barbie's ankles aren't even load bearing. (laughter) besides, ken has more carpentry experience. remember, he lost his genitals in a table saw accident. and folks that's -- okay, i'll tell you why there's a mansession, barbie here is hogging all the jobs she's a doctor, an astronaut, a race car driver, a police officer, a flight attendant, a computer engineer, a firefighter, a dentist, a pail i don't know tolgsz and a fox news anchor. (cheers and applause) so barbie, leave these jobs for the fellas. you're giving men a bad self-image and you're only supposed to do that to girls! we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: (cheers and applause) welcome back, everybody. nation, everybody who watches this show knows that we are engaged in a war against the gays. the latest battlefield is california where governor jerry brown recently signed a law banning gay repairive the

. >>> the foreman head of the drank cast tacanty narcotics team pleaded guilty of stealing drugs an other felons. this hear is void -- here is video. our cameras not aloud inside today. but our in the courtroom says the 51-year-old broke down when he pleaded guilty and apologize ms.. >> he has to live with himself every day with being ashame odd disappointing family and friends and law enforcement and the public. >>> he also said he took farther fauxny sting operations stealing more than $10,000 from prost constitutes. he faces a minimum of ten years in prison at sentencing in february. >>> two suspects suspects in a violent crime spree was in court today. they're charmed charmed with it aal shoots of man a attempted murder police officer and several armed robberies. neither entered a plea today. >>> in san francisco police showed up hundreds of shellen electronic items they like to return to victims of a theft ring. investigator confiscated 900 gadgets including laptops and cell phone and ipads. police recovered the items during a bust of a car theft. three a then the early 20s face drug

(laughter) which brings me to threat number one: foreman barbie. i'm sorry but i'm against this new megablocks construction set barbie. she can't operate heavy machinery. barbie's ankles aren't even load bearing. (laughter) besides, ken has more carpentry experience. remember, he lost his genitals in a table saw accident. and folks that's -- okay, i'll tell you why there's a mansession, barbie here is hogging all the jobs she's a doctor, an astronaut, a race car driver, a police officer, a flight attendant, a computer engineer, a firefighter, a dentist, a pail i don't know tolgsz and a fox news anchor. (cheers and applause) so barbie, leave these jobs for the fellas. you're giving men a bad self-image and you're only supposed to do that to girls! we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) <'<ka4 >> stephen: (cheers and applause) welcome back, everybody. nation, everybody who watches this show knows that we are engaged in a war against the gays. the latest battlefield is california where governor jerry brown recently signed a law banning gay re

, that was cnn's tom foreman in washington. as we await this 3:00 p.m. meeting at the white house, an attempt to reach an agreement before we hit the fiscal cliff on tuesday. stay tuned. >>> one-two weather punch, a massive storm causing huge problems since christmas day finally over. but another is on the way. chad myers is tracking this latest storm for us. heart break for dozens of american families in the process of adopting children from russia as russia's president signs an adoption ban. stop! stop! stop! come back here! humans -- we are beautifully imperfect creatures living in an imperfect world. that's why liberty mutual insurance has your back with great ideas like our optional better car replacement. if your car is totaled, we give you the money to buy one a model year newer. call... and ask one of our insurance experts about it today. hello?! we believe our customers do their best out there in the world, and we do everything we can to be there for them when they need us. [car alarm blaring] call now and also ask abo

(laughter) which brings me to threat number one: foreman barbie. i'm sorry but i'm against this new megablocks construction set barbie. she can't operate heavy machinery. barbie's ankles aren't even load bearing. (laughter) besides, ken has more carpentry experience. remember, he lost his genitals in a table saw accident. and folks that's -- okay, i'll tell you why there's a mansession, barbie here is hogging all the jobs she's a doctor, an astronaut, a race car driver, a police officer, a flight attendant, a computer engineer, a firefighter, a dentist, a pail i don't know tolgsz and a fox news anchor. (cheers and applause) so barbie, leave these jobs for the fellas. you're giving men a bad self-image and you're only supposed to do that to girls! we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) aú >> stephen: (cheers and applause) welcome back, everybody. nation, everybody who watches this show knows that we are engaged in a war against the gays. the latest battlefield is california where governor jerry brown recently signed a law banning gay repairive

and tom foreman who attended friday's nra event. tom, what was it like being at this nra event? i won't call it a press conference. are you surprised that not a single journalist got to ask a question? >> it was not a press conference. all of us expected to exchange questions and answers with wayne lapierre and the president of nra who was there. it didn't happen at all. it did not happen but adamantly did not happen. several of us tried to call out questions to the participants and even at one point i said to them, would you answer even one question? are you willing to talk to the white house about any of this, even to that, they just kept walking. that was a big disappointment and sort of set the tone for the room. >> when wayne lapierre said falsehoods about semiautomatic weapons and the media are demonizing gun owners, is he right? >> no. but even before that what he got was a priceless gift of 25 minutes of free media from those news organizations that elected to carry it live. and i bet they were rather disappointed when they learned, as you just said, tom, that there woul

>>reporter: ramona foreman mona to family and friends is oakland latest victim of gun violence. mother of 2 and grandmother of 4 was shot and killed only block from his where she lived. >> 2 people shooting we continue know who they were but we definitely know it wasn't meant for my mama. >>reporter: oakland police agree. she was caught if the cross fire of 2 unidentified shooters and was not their intended target. they say she was leaving this dollar store with her sister headed home when bullet started flying. mona hit and died at the corne corner. words quickly spread through the neighborhood and eventually to her family. >> everybody everybody told us it was mama. i ran straight through the yellow tape. >>reporter: today investigators are turning to to witnesses and surveillance camera to help them identify those responsible. >> you know, it's a grandmother and it's an older black woman. >>reporter: another innocent victim of oakland violence. this organization restorative justice for oakland youth working to change that. >> this is a big loss. affect add lot of people. it's

. >> reporter: another foreman executor very reimbursed the port for money spent at a strip club. >>> president obama says he won't compromise on demands that the weltiest americans pay more in taxes. >> i'm not going to have a situation where the weltiest among us, including folks like me get to keep all our tax breaks and then we're asking students to pay higher student loans or, you know, suddenly, you know, a school doesn't have school books because the school district couldn't afford it. >> speaking to auto workers today, the president pledged that he would fight to extend tax cuts. >> here's what i don't hear. i don't hear any democrat of note saying here's what i would do, so if i were a republican, i would just be quiet and see what they're going to do on reform. >> republicans want to cap deductions and insist that entitlement reform must be part of the deal. >>> on wallstreet, stocks edged higher thanks to in part hewlitt packard. around the nation today was a so-called fiscal cliff day of action ♪ [music ] protesters used songs of the season to make their point. they urge

i'm tom foreman. this year has been a tough one for so many people in so many ways. economically, emotionally, and yet once again people, as they always do, have found ways to help each other. take, for example, our first story. it's about a group of men who live in the very area where that superstorm sandy came ashore, and yet despite their troubles found ways to reach out to their community. photojournalist oliver janney introduces us to the gray beards. >> this is our opportunity to really help a lot of people. >> we were totally wiped out like many other people. we lost all our belongings. we lost our car. we lost a friend across the street. >> a lot of really ugly basketball games were held right here. >> gray beards. extremely busy. a lot of money coming in and got to get the checks in and write out checks. >> that's our mission, to help our neighbor in their time of need. we have a lot of tentacles. we reached out in a lot of different ways. back in 1995 we had the st. francis summer classic basketball program and i was one of the fellows that helped run the l

tom foreman is over at the nra news conference that just concluded. just a statement, a statement from wayne lapierre and then separate statement from asa hutchinson, no questions, no follow-up questions. there will be questions they point out starting next week. tom, remind our viewers, the national rifle association, it has 4 million members. this is a very powerful lobbying organization, not only here in the nation's capital but in state capitals all over the country. >> reporter: yes, wolf, and that actually may be a more important part of all of this. one of the things the nra has often done is they have often talked about the second amendment, the right to bear arms. that's one of their big cornerstones, but another one is the tenth amendment, which is state's rights essentially. they say in many cases these are local issues, and you do have to bear in mind no matter how much national sentiment there may be in the country about gun laws right now in reaction, a lot of that is driven by very, very strong reactions in largely democratic areas. sta

according to samsung, the foreman of the jury acted with a deliberate dishonesty. samsung is saying he did not pass on information that he was part of a lawsuit 20 years ago against a hard drive company and that lawsuit resulted in the company having to file for bankruptcy. samsung owned a minority stake in that company. the battle continues. experts have told me this battle between apple and samsung goes beyond just these two, but it's part of a bigger technology battle. >> what is happening now has to do much more with apple and google waiting a proxy war. apple is not going after google because google makes androids, but they can go after the manufacturers who are making money off of it. other manufacturers and apple and google are playing this secret three-dimensional chess game. >> what about european euro zone interest rates? >> not much. the european central bank gather today. mario draghi announces what they will do on interest rates and any other economic actions to help revive the struggling euro zone. we're not expecting any movement on interest rates or

(laughter) which brings me to threat number one: foreman barbie. i'm sorry but i'm against this new megablocks construction set barbie. she can't operate heavy machinery. barbie's ankles aren't even load bearing. (laughter) besides, ken has more carpentry experience. remember, he lost his genitals in a table saw accident. and folks that's -- okay, i'll tell you why there's a mansession, barbie here is hogging all the jobs she's a doctor, an astronaut, a race car driver, a police officer, a flight attendant, a computer engineer, a firefighter, a dentist, a pail i don't know tolgsz and a fox news anchor. (cheers and applause) so barbie, leave these jobs for the fellas. you're giving men a bad self-image and you're only supposed to do that to girls! we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) í:1y/&-48çj ♪ we ran a mile before breakfast ♪ ♪ sure, i had a salad for lunch ♪ ♪ but a miller 64 at dinner? ♪ oh yes, 'cause i've worked off my paunch ♪ ♪ 'cause we live a life of balance ♪ ♪ and no one can say that we're wrong ♪ ♪

. >> and brown foreman. >> bull or bear on jack. >> i'm bearis. >> brenda: your prediction. >> i like mattel, i think it's going to have a great christmas and i own the stock by the way, i think all-time high in february of next year. >> brenda: toby, bull or bear. >> cl in your stocking. >> brenda: what do you like,

tom foreman has tonight's "american journey." >> this is the normal way to do business. >> reporter: far from the malls in the middle of downtown d.c., the holiday market is once again swinging to life with old world charm. for eight years now, even through the darkest days of the recession, it has been a steadily growing story of success for hundreds of artisans and craft dealers selling products from around the globe. michael helps run the market which was started in part it draw more shoppers to the area. how many people come through here? we're getting about 10,000 people a day. and this past saturday, we were so crowded, i think the number might have been double. >> reporter: for small vendors, those crowds are pure gold. ashley robertson is a soap maker from virginia whose inventory has already almost sold out. >> how much? oh, my gosh, we brought a bus and we almost emptied it. a bus full of stuff, yeah. >> reporter: ron came all the way from texas to offer buffalo hats, and you sold how many? >> about 200. >> reporter: in what period of time? >> a week. >> reporter: a week? >

. >> reporter: with robert jackson as the foreman. >> it does a lot for them. makes them feel like they're on top of the world. i can do anything. i can build a house and i can pour concrete. there's nothing i can't do if i can do this. >> reporter: that lesson is priceless. in annandale, peggy fox, 9news now. >> that foreman tells us many of the former students have gone on to get good job in the construction industry. >>> rg3 isn't just finding success on the field. he's now leading all nfl players in one off the field popularity contest. we're going to talk about that coming up. >> but up next the redskins play the part of santa. washington's favorite football team helps hundreds of children score some holiday gifts. and don't forget we're always on for you at wusa9.com. stay with us, we will be right back. >>> hard to believe but we are just one week from christmas. that means santa moving into high gear trying to pull fill as many wishes as he can. >> but unfortunately the old boy can't get to everyone. however you can still help him by answering a letter

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tom foreman has the story of uber, a german word, in tonight's "american journey." >> reporter: for 13 years in the crush and crawl of d.c. traffic, robert harrison has made a sometimes difficult living as a limo driver, but a surge of new riders now has him for the first time heading into the holidays with real optimism about his job. >> they have saved the day for us as independent limo drivers. >> reporter: that's the impact? >> that's the impact, absolutely. >> reporter: he says he owes it to uber. a relatively new service that allows limo drivers to connect electronically with people nearby who need a car right now. so your smartphone knows where you are. all you do is put in a request for a car and in a matter of moments -- >> i have a hit. >> reporter: that allows drivers who often have hours to kill between pre-arranged rides to turn the waiting time into money making time. uber typically gets 20% of the fare. the driver gets the rest. travis came up with the idea five years ago and has spread it to a dozen cities here and abroad. >> if you can fill that time utility for those

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let me introduce the foreman to you. this is vince. he can do a better job explaining the project details. >> what is happening here, what are you doing? >> we are doing a major modernization. we are tearing out the old system, logic controls, and generator controls, and we will be going over to solid state. this is not your standard selector. it does not have a tape that runs it. because these are outside elevators -- these are unique to the city. >> and this is going away with the upgrade. >> that is right. none of these will be here. we have retrofitted three elevators so far and now we're doing the outside cars. >> so this is what will be replacing -- >> this will be replacing the generator controller and control system. we are down to about 15 or 20 relays, down from about 100, which means much less maintenance. this thing had been running for about six months now, but we still have eight cars here to do. >> great job. >> we have looked at past the elevators and present. now let's look at the future. we are taking a look at some o

(laughter) which brings me to threat number one: foreman barbie. i'm sorry but i'm against this new megablocks construction set barbie. she can't operate heavy machinery. barbie's ankles aren't even load bearing. (laughter) besides, ken has more carpentry experience. remember, he lost his genitals in a table saw accident. and folks that's -- okay, i'll tell you why there's a mansession, barbie here is hogging all the jobs she's a doctor, an astronaut, a race car driver, a police officer, a flight attendant, a computer engineer, a firefighter, a dentist, a pail i don't know tolgsz and a fox news anchor. (cheers and applause) so barbie, leave these jobs for the fellas. you're giving men a bad self-image and you're only supposed to do that to girls! we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) úáé!é!é!é!&íki÷z÷z-a >> stephen: (cheers and applause) welcome back, everybody. nation, everybody who watches this show knows that we are engaged in a war against the gays. the latest battlefield is california where governor jerry brown recently signed a

tom foreman, cnn. >>> another huge retailer, amazon.com, seems to be taking over the shopping world. tom foreman takes a look at amazon's big plans today at 2:30 eastern on "in focus." >>> tonight's awarding of the heisman trophy will be life changing for one of college football's greatest players. and it could be historic for the heisman itself. >>> when traveling to other cities and countries, the best way to get a real taste of the place is through local food. cnn ireport has teamed up with "travel & leisure" magazine to create a global list of 100 places to eat like a local. here is dan rivers in bangkok, thailand, with a sample. >> reporter: i'm dan rivers in bangkok, and when i want to eat local on a rainy afternoon, there's nothing better than wung li. they do amazing seafood here. rice. what else would you suggest? do you have any prawns? my favorite dish is crispy pork. how do you get the pork so chris sni. >> leave it one hour. then we clean it and then make it dry. make it dry first. and then fry with oil. >> this soup here, very famous. >> yeah. with mushroom and lemon. a

tom foreman walks us through what happened minute by minute. >> this is what we know at this point about the time line of the shooting as reported by law enforcement officials and witnesses. and the layout of the school as best we can piece it all together. 9:30 in the morning, classes underway for half an hour. more than 600 students and about 50 faculty members are inside the building. in addition to that, a meeting convened by some school officials, including the principal -- about seven of them gathered in one room. about 9:40, ten minutes later as best we can make it out again, that's when the gunman appears to have entered the building. how? we don't know, they had a new security system that might have kept him out. not sure what happened with that. police spent a lot of time looking at a car parked right out here in the fire lane suggesting that if that were his car that, in fact, he may have indeed come right through the front door here into the school. people throughout the building at that point start saying that they're hearing shots. 9:41, the calls start going in to 911 at t

in a system where and foreman's were everywhere, distrust was widespread. barbara wants to escape east germany, but several important encounters challenge her resolve. the film explores the subtle and haunting mechanisms of power. in april, one german writer sparked controversy when he criticized israeli politics in a poem titled "what must be said." his portrayal of israel as an aggressor was seen as a scandal. >> tomorrow, it could be too late to say what must be said. >> he also trivialize the role of iranian president ahmadinejad, who denies the holocaust, calling him a loudmouth. worldwide condemnation followed. israel declared him persona non grata and banned him from traveling to the country. it raised questions -- is the nobel prize-winning author in need and an anti-semite or simply an unconventional thinkers? >> he always did have a problem with israel in a political sense, and he has a very unfortunate self-referential, often embarrassing way of uttering that critique. >> in june, carol and embarked on a mission here the curator of one of the wor

what ever the foreman tell them, they're going to do it. it's a money business. it's "get the job done, we're going to get a big check." >> if we're not properly maintained or trained, then people will die. and it's only a matter of time. >> coming up on this special edition frontline... >> customer money was missing. >> now you have these customers who can't get their money out of mf global. >> the next chapter of frontline's "money, power and wall street" series. >> there's never one cockroach. the system has failed us. >> "six billion dollar bet" begins right now. >> narrator: this is a story about a bet that went bad. like all stories about wall street, it starts with the pursuit of profits and the risks of getting it wrong. >> pay for at least 50, 12.68 for at least 50. >> narrator: it's one of the latest in a stream of missteps, meltdowns and scandals that blow up, it seems, every few months. >> two mortgage companies under government control... >> the federal reserve is bailing out bear stearns... >> narrator: it's a familiar cycle. customers are outraged.

also winners of the pulitzer prize, katherine boo and applebaum, amanda foreman, national book critics circle winner laura and robert. and, finally, dave eggers. and stephen king, recipient of the national book foundation's medal for distinguished contributions to american letters. please join me in recognizing these great american writers. [applause] i would like to thank our financial supporters without him we could not bring you the awards, or our programs. again, i will ask you to hold your applause until i read the list. premier sponsors, barnes & noble, thanks guys, random house, the ford foundation, leadership sponsors, clinton meyer book publishing papers, a division of central national, coral graphics, penguin, and sponsors amazon, google, harper collins, stephen king, and deborah wiley, thank you. [applause] now for something special. i'd like to acknowledge in our audience the winners of our fourth annual innovation and reading prize funded by the lavender foundation. if you are worried about the next generation of book lovers, just listen to this list and again hold your ap

tom foreman has the story of uber, a german word, in tonight's "american journey. >> reporter: for 13 years in the crush and crawl of d.c. traffic, robert harrison has made a sometimes difficult living as a limo driver, but a surge of new riders has him for the first time heading into the holidays for real optimism about his job. >> they have saved the day for us as independent limo drivers. >> that's the impact? >> that's the impact, absolutely. >> he says he owes it to uber, a relatively new service that allows limo drivers to collect electronically with people nearby who need a car right now. so your smartphone knows where you are. all you do is put in a request for a car and in a matter of moments -- >> i have a hit. >> it allows driver who often have hours to kill between prearranged rides to turn the waiting time into money. uber typically gets 20% of the fare and the driver with the rest. travis came up with the idea a year ago and spread it to a dozen cities here and abroad. >> if you can fill that time utility for those guy, help them get business during their dead time, they

. >> and brown foreman. >> bull or bear on jack. >> i'm bearish. >> brenda: your prediction. >> i like mattel, i think it's going to have a great christmas and i own the stock by the way, i think all-time high in february of next year. >> brenda: toby, bull or bear. >> coal in your stocking. >> brenda: what do you like, toby. >> it benefits from them, i like them

. >> and brown foreman. >> bull or bear on jack. >> i'm bearish. >> brenda: your prediction. i like mattel, i think it's going to have a great christmas and i own the stock by the way, i think all-time high in february of next year. >> brenda: toby, bull or bear. >> coal in your stocking. >> brenda: what do you like

robert jackson is the foreman. >> it makes them feel like they're on top of the world. i can do anything. i can build a house, stand a wall, pour concrete. there's nothing i can't do if i can do this. >> reporter: and that lesson is priceless. in annandale, peggy fox, 9news. >>> good morning. thank you for watching 9news at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> i'm a big fan of that program. i'm mike hydeck. thanks for joining us. good morning. how are you? >> i loved his positive energy. >> did you see the big smile on his face? >> i love that. >> good morning, howard. >> we had a metal shop but didn't go anywhere. >> that's really neat. >>> weather wise, a much better day. still a touch of fog in areas to our north and west right now. but a much -- but much less fog. we'll see some sunshine. the bigger issue will be the breeze out of the

last night's shooting killed ramona foreman, better known as mona. >> she was outrageous courageous person that do anything for you. loving, caring. >> reporter: the victim lived at this house a few blocks away from the crime scene. friends say she was walking to a store when the stray bullet killed her. >> this is a woman laying on ice in coroner's office and her grandkids will not see her again and her kids is not gonna see her again. >> reporter: homicide detectives are reviewing footage taken from these two surveillance cameras mounted at the head start building. >> vehicles leaving after a crime arriving before a crime, giving us some general descriptions of individuals that are involved in crime. we believe that videocameras in this case may help us as well. >> reporter: as a family friend honors the victims over the small makeshift memorial, please try to reassure neighbors by stepping up police presence along international boulevard. this is the 124th homicide victim of the year. no arrests in the case. live in oakland, da lin, cbs 5. >>> gassing up not so painful lately. what driv