all these guys believe in taking back the stale poll 6 of the past. republicans do want to cut taxes on the rism, they do want to cut spending on middle chas and worse off. there eal in a prime to be slayed by not just those negative critiques but the president offering his own positive agenda. for a lot of independent and undecided who thick the economy is the most important thing, they're not dumb. they want to be talked to like adults, he this they want to to see policies. a lot of them don't want to litigate the past. ok, how are you going to get us out of this mess. they have a deep appreciation this is not a norm afl cyclical recession. they're pessimistic and aipg shut something they want to hear from both of thieves candidates. >> charlie:what are five take aways or 7 or 4 that you have of clinton last night. i had people say to me, it's as god of speech as i've ever seen him give. >> certainly the best speech i have seen him give. i they he did it was serm too long. it was a mistake for the obama campaign to have him go last. the assumption p

large stale that's grandfathered in, that there could be credit: >> i don't believe the law it covers that. at the time the law was under consideration. there are aspects to the extends that we imrao*uf them, there's an increment of an additional capacity because of those improvementings. that increment could be eligible undered traditional rules. >> right. okay, thank you. >> any other questions. can i have a motion. >> move id. >> seconded. >> any public comment. >> all in favor. >> ayes. >> opposed? >> the motion carrys. we'll be going to closed session sortly, any public comment on matters to be considered during closed session? >> i testimony [inaudible]. >> what about that item? >> what we come out of closed session, we'll consider item 6a and hopefully dispose of it at that time. >> is that why it's not in the top 3? [laughter]. okay. >it's probably to have a motion whether to assert the attorney client privilege during closed session. >> moved. i've i second. >> public comment. all in favor. >> ayes. >> the item carries. >> we're going into closed session.* * * closed session

all these guys believe in taking back the stale poll 6 of the past. republicans do wanto cut tas on the rism, they do want to cut spending on middle chas and worse off. there eal in a prime to be slayed by not just those negative critiques but the president offering his own positive agenda. for a lot of independent and undecided who thick the economy is the most important thing, they're not dumb. they want to be talked to like adults, he this they want to to see policies. a lot of them don't want to litigate the past. ok, how areyou going to get us out of this mess. they have a deep appreciation this is not a norm afl cyclical recession. they're pessimistic and aipg shut something they want to hear from both of thieves candidates. >> charlie:what are five take aways or 7 or 4 that you have of clinton last night. i had people say to me, it's as god of speech as i've ever seen him give. >> certainly the bst speech i have seen him give. i they he did it was serm too long. it was a mistake for the obama campaign to have him go last. the assumption people

large stale that's grandfathered in, that there could be credit: >> i don't believe the law it covers that. at the time the law was under consideration. there are aspects to the extends that we imrao*uf them, there's an increment of an additional capacity because of those improvementings. that increment could be eligible undered traditional rules. >> right. okay, thank you. >> any other questions. can i have a motion. >> move id. >> seconded. >> any public comment. >> all in favor. >> ayes. >> opposed? >> the motion carrys. we'll be going to closed session sortly, any public comment on matters to be considered during closed session? >> i testimony [inaudible]. >> what about that item? >> what we come out of closed session, we'll consider item 6a and hopefully dispose of it at that time. >> is that why it's not in the top 3? [laughter]. okay. >it's probably to have a motion whether to assert the attorney client privilege during closed session. >> moved. i've i second. >> public comment. all in

large stale that's grandfathered in, that there could be credit: >> i don't believe the law it covers that. at the time the law was under consideration. there are aspects to the extends that we imrao*uf them, there's an increment of an additional capacity because of those improvementings. that increment could be eligible undered traditional rules. >> right. okay, thank you. >> any other questions. can i have a motion. >> move id. >> seconded. >> any public comment. >> all in favor. >> ayes. >> opposed? >> the motion carrys. we'll be going to closed session sortly, any public comment on matters to be considered during closed session? >> i testimony [inaudible]. >> what about that item? >> what we come out of closed session, we'll consider item 6a and hopefully dispose of it at that time. >> is that why it's not in the top 3? [laughter]. okay. >it's probably to have a motion whether to assert the attorney client privilege during closed session. >> moved. i've i second. >> public comment. all in favor. >>

large stale that's grandfathered in, that there could be credit: >> i don't believe the law it covers that. at the time the law was under consideration. there are aspects to the extends that we imrao*uf them, there's an increment of an additional capacity because of those improvementings. that increment could be eligible undered traditional rules. >> right. okay, thank you. >> any other questions. can i have a motion. >> move id. >> seconded. >> any public comment. >> all in favor. >> ayes. >> opposed? >> the motion carrys. we'll be going to closed session sortly, any public comment on matters to be considered during closed session? >> i testimony [inaudible]. >> what about that item? >> what we come out of closed session, we'll consider item 6a and hopefully dispose of it at that time. >> is that why it's not in the top 3? [laughter]. okay. >it's probably to have a motion whether to assert the attorney client privilege during closed session. >> moved. i've i second. >> public comment. all in favor. >> x it's my privilege to welcome and thank you, mayor lee, deputy director with the g

large stale that's grandfathered in, that there could be credit: >> i don't believe the law it covers that. at the time the law was under consideration. there are aspects to the extends that we imrao*uf them, there's an increment of an additional capacity because of those improvementings. that increment could be eligible undered traditional rules. >> right. okay, thank you. >> any other questions. can i have a motion. >> move id. >> seconded. >> any public comment. >> all in favor. >> ayes. >> opposed? >> the motion carrys. we'll be going to closed session sortly, any public comment on matters to be considered during closed session? >> i testimony [inaudible]. >> what about that item? >> what we come out of closed session, we'll consider item 6a and hopefully dispose of it at that time. >> is that why it's not in the top 3? [laughter]. okay. >it's probably to have a motion whether to assert the attorney client privilege during closed session. >> moved. i've i second. >> public comment. all in favor. >> good afternoon. this iso8yc the land use and economic development committee board o

. >>> everybody's seen this by now, the korean dance stale, gangnam has gone wild. the naval academy students have posted it. students sometimes make fun. this comes ahead of this weeks game against dmi. >> don't they look good in the uniforms. >> i heard they're dancing to call me maybe. >> oh, no. not the same effect. >>> all right. coming up a reporter tries to make a little boy laugh during a newscast. >> but, help ended up in -- he ended up in tears instead. >> she's back, the mom at the center of that magazine cover where she's breast feeding a toddler. [ male announcer ] for the dreamers... and those well grounded. for what's around this corner... and the next. there's cash flow options from pnc. solutions to help businesses like yours accelerate receivables, manage payments, and help ensure access to credit. because we know how important cash flow is to reaching your goals. pnc bank. for the achiever in you. >>> let's go to florida. a man is accused of driving drunk and slamming his suv into the seed of a building. s 4-year-old stepdaughter was in the car. a

number 1, the reaction to what i thought was a pretty stale, boring, cut-and-paste speech last night and the issue of the economy, the economic numbers that came out today, i mean, a net loss of another couple hundred thousand jobs, when you include the people who have left the labor force. your reaction? >> well, i think that the -- to me, i suppose in visual terms, you are right, the defining moment is that vote. i think that is likely to be remembered. but i think that in political terms, the enormous blunder was when speaker after speaker said, yes, we are better off now than we were four years ago. and that became a logo of this convention and it is very clear that the american people dont agree. and fortunately, romney is alert to it. they are pouncing right away and in all of the swing states he is running ads, where he has romney saying, this president can ask us to be patient, he can even ask us to blame someone else. but he can't tell us things are better than they were four years ago. >> sean: it's amaze ago wasn't that amazing you? you get, no, we are not better off. some

. >>> from bland chick ton stale pastries. it's probably fair to say airline food earned its status as comediecomedy's most consist punch line. while inflight fare can be disappointing. some meals so bad, they make you feel twice before lowering that tray table. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: when you're running the modern travel gauntlet, hurried and grobed in the name of national security, the ultimate insult is edible or not. served up hot, if you're lucky, in a foil container in a plastic tray. looking probably tasty, like toxic sludge. >> what is that green stuff? >> that looks disgusting. that looks worse than gatorade. >> today we sat down with cat o'dell, editor of eater l.a., to check out the website airline meals.net. 26,000 photos taken by passengers on 600 airlines worldwide. >> i don't even know what this is. gray meat? what is that? >> whitish, grayish. >> reporter: a moscow passenger said the salmon that was served appeared to be as old as his grandma. >> maybe the even is to drink. >> that's always the

large stale that's grandfathered in, that there could be credit: >> i don't believe the law it covers that. at the time the law was under consideration. there are aspects to the extends that we imrao*uf them, there's an increment of an additional capacity because of those improvementings. that increment could be eligible undered traditional rules. >> right. okay, thank you. >> any other questions. can i have a motion. >> move id. >> seconded. >> any public comment. >> all in favor. >> ayes. >> opposed? >> the motion carrys. we'll be going to closed session sortly, any public comment on matters to be considered during closed session? >> i testimony [inaudible]. >> what about that item? >> what we come out of closed session, we'll consider item 6a and hopefully dispose of it at that time. >> is that why it's not in the top 3? [laughter]. okay. >it's probably to have a motion whether to assert the attorney client privilege during closed session. >> moved. i've i second. >> public comment. all in favor. >> >> a lot a ton with the community and we say to ourselves, there is this one and th

(sot alex)1:09:37tape #43we don't want tt become stale. and i think that's one of the things that has helped us succeed over the yeaas. and havinn a show.... where people actually learn something.(sot exec producer)clip401:32i ttink there;s a really nice balance between of material being that which people can play a long with at home 1:41 the other part of it is, you see somebody respond orrectly to a really touch clue, and you go, wow, that;s impressive. after three decades.... the clues keep coming.... and the wheel keeps spinning.....(sot vanna)8:10clip15i'm so glaa that everyone is still pnjoying it at home. thank you so much for watching. keep watching.just what america has come to expect.((ot pat)clip 15 3:17it's kind of like the sunset even if you don't go out on your baacony every night and see it, it's nice to know it'ss ut there.in los angeles, jennifer gilbbrt fox45 news at 5:30.ii los angeles, jennifer gilbert fox455news at 10. and alex, pat and and alex, pat and 3 vanna ren't going anywhere anytime sson.all three hosts through 2016.their contracts - 2006. and... remember.

all these guys believe in taking back the stale poll 6 of the past. republicans do want to cut taxes on the rism, they do want to cut spending on middle chas and worse off. there eal in a prime to be slayed by not just those negative critiques but the president offering his own positive agenda. for a lot of independent and undecided who thick the economy is the most important thing, they're not dumb. they want to be talked to like adults, he this they want to to see policies. a lot of them don't want to litigate the past. ok, how are you going to get us out of this mess. they have a deep appreciation this is not a norm afl cyclical recession. they're pessimistic and aipg shut something they want to hear from both of thieves candidates. >> charlie:what are five take aways or 7 or 4 that you have of clinton last night. i had people say to me, it's as god of speech as i've ever seen him give. >> certainly the best speech i have seen him give. i they he did it was serm too long. it was a mistake for the obama campaign to have him go last. the assumption p

there is stale long ways to go. what are tech companies doing to reach out to the other 27%. joining us is donald bell, from cnet. tell us what you do? >> we're technology, news and reviews companies. what cellphone they want to be buying they come and read our reviews. >> cheryl: you are online. what are some of the most user o friendly companies in your opinion? >> i have to probably give that one to apple. they do a great job. not the reason most people expect. their designs are from vendly but the thing that apple does that nobody does, they make one phone a year. they make one tablet a year. they make a handful of laptops. so when you buy one of the products, you can call up tech support, there is good chance they know that product. you go to a lot of other companies where they will come out with a dozen phones within a month from the same manufacturer and it can be confusing. i think apple does a better job. retail stores because they have so many, close to 400 worldwide whereyou can go and get help directly from them. there is no one else has. that when i first started

there's stale few revelers here but the party is pretty much wrapped up for now. they were all here to celebrate, as you said, the petaluma little league stashes and the celebration was a day the town won't soon forget. with all the pomp and circumstance their hometown heroes deserve -- [applause] reporter: -- it seemed the whole town lined the streets to celebrate their little league all-stars. >> i'm so excited. i love this town. a great community and we pulled together for each other. >> i was in little league in the 70s for four years, so, saw the whole thing grow up. reporter: a flyover to kick off the parade got the crowd going, but not as much as the boys of summer themselves. [cheers and applause] >> came up from san jose for this. >> we sure did. watched every game. >> a real thriller. reporter: from both near and far, young and old crammed the sidewalks. thousands of fans just wanting to catch a glimpse of their favorite players. melvin malcolm brought his young son. >> to show him the parade and have the whole family here. reporter: and little veronica

he does not know we created our own miracle that transformed the stale, hard crust into wrich crackling pork skinning. the soup and broth. our lips smack in satisfaction of this, our only taste of home. >> this piece is on angel island. the angel island immigration station where chinese and otherim grants were detained and interrogated from 1910 to 1940 before they were allowed into america. many adopted false identities in order to escape this strict act. our morning strolls to mountain lake park my wife of 50 years stays a step behind. she needs my arm for balance but avoids my touch. she counts the 10 sign posts. 5 stop signs and 2 mailboxes to our destination. she moves her lips as if remembering. before i came here, i had a name. 4 palm trees faced us when we landed loomed like guardians to pass the golden gate we tell them what they wanted to hear. on this island of desperate dreams we shed our skins and wore new once. we burned our parents name and let our past curl into smoke. no longer my father's daughter. no longer my husband's wife. only the sea gulls know who i really am. f

(sot alex)1:09:37tape #43we don't want to become stale. and i think that's one of the things that has helppd us suuceed over the years. and actually learn something.(sot exec producer)clipp01:32i think ttere;s a really nice balance between of material being that which people can play a ong with at home 1:41 the other part of it is, you see somebody respond correctly to a really touch clue, and you go, wow, that;s impreesive. clues keee coming.... and the wheel keeps spinning.....(sot vanna)8:10clip15i'm so glad that everyone is still enjoying it at home. thann you so much for watching. keep come to expect.(sot pat)clip 15 3:17it's kind of like thh sunsst even if you don't gg out on your balcony every night and see it, it's nice to angeles, jennifer gilbert fox45 news at 5:30. you can watch jeopardy every weeknight at 7 right here on fox45. fox45. wheel of fortune follows right after jeopardy at 7:30. 7:30. and would you like to be a contestant on wheel of fortune? the wheelmobile is coming to baltimore october 6th and 7th... at the hunt valley towne center. this isn'' oor grandma's "a

going to stale wet. could see 100, 250 millimeters of rain. getting very heavy down here across the south. a couple of low-pressure systems. one to the east of the philippines. one just sifting off indochina. hoping to enhance the southwest monsoonal flow. again, means heavy showers are possible. the flooding and landslide, mudslide, will also be -- possibilities. as for japan, well, maybe see some heavier rain in parts of the prefectures. elsewhere, a good chance of thunderstorms. maybe, you can see showers in the capital here today as well. let's go to the americas see what is happening with tropical storm lez knee. and right now, it is stationary. it is going to continue its course toward bermuda. arriving around the weekend. as a hurricane. before that happens now. we are watching for sea swells, created by strong wind that could affect -- the virgin island. puerto rico, the leeward island. for now, affecting bermuda. we are just watching the system over the next few days. watching out for the effects. a tropical depression. sitting west o

. >> i think it was, compared to denver, i think it was flat, it was stale, and did it not succeed is and he had a golden opportunity, i think, to just about win that election with that speech, and he didn't do it. >> i think it was slightly diminished from denver. >>> when we come back, mr. clinton backs mr. obama. [ female announcer ] you want family dinner to be special. dad, we want pizza. you guys said tacos. [ female announcer ] it doesn't always work out that way. you know what? we're spending too much money on eating out anyway. honey, come look at this. [ female announcer ] my money map from wells fargo is a free online tool that helps you track your spending. so instead of having to deal with a tight budget, you could have a tighter family. ♪ wells fargo. together we'll go far. >>> issue two. bubba backs barack. >> in tampa, the republican argument against the president reelection was actually pretty simple, pretty insane. it went something like this. we left him a total mess, he hadn't cleaned it up fast enough, so fire him and put us back in. i like the argument for pres

. >>> stale florida -- a central florida man recovering after fighting with a 300-pound bear over his trash can. earlier this summer they attacked his dog. this weekend he tried to keep them from his trash. one of the bears smacked him on the arm. >> you know, he could have killed you. >> yeah, i know. >> and then after he smacked you what de? >> walked away like nonchalant like i ain't worried about you. >> residents in the neighborhood want the county to step in to block the bears, but officials are simply telling them to buy bear-proof garbage cans or bring your trash inside. >>> a major retailer already planning for holiday shoppers and a new study shows one group of teens at line of being bullied. shawn -- at a high risk of being bull hid. shawn yancy has your fox 5 top five. >> up -- bullied. shawn yancy has your fox 5 top five. >> no. 5, teens with autism spectrum disorders are much more likely to be bullied at school and since those kids tend to be depressed and do worse at school who are bullied researchers say schools should target their anti-bullying campaigns towards those

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revisit the notices of violations and get an update about how we're doing, getting rid of some of the stale cases. i think it's probably going to look good, but it would be great to be able to do that. >> any more comments? seeing none. >> item 8b, future meetings and agendas. at this time the commission may discuss and take actions to set the date of a special meeting and/or determine those items that can be placed on the agenda at the next meeting and other future meetings of the building inspection commission. the next regularly scheduled meeting is october 17th. >> that's fine. >> okay. is there any public comment on items 8a and b? seeing none, item 9, review and approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of july 18th, 2012. >> is there any friendly amendments to that, no? okay. >> you approve? >> second. >> is there any public comment on the minutes? * move to approve seeing none, are all commissioners in favor? >> aye. >> are any opposed? then the minutes are approved. and we are going back to item 2, president's announcements. >> thank you, madam secretary, and thank you for giv

stale head on "way too early," who needs athletes? we now have referees to cheer for. the real refs replace the replacements in thursday night football and an unbelievable hit on the browns josh cribbs you'll not want to miss. and stephen colbert shows us how the romney campaign is reacting to a bad week of poll numbers and, of course, a check on this friday weather all when "way too early" come right back. ally bank. why they have a raise your rate cd. tonight our guest, thomas sargent. nobel laureate in economics, and one of the most cited economists in the world. professor sargent, can you tell me what cd rates will be in two years? no. if he can't, no one can. that's why ally has a raise your rate cd. ally bank. your money needs an ally. >>> lovely shot of the capitol there in washington, d.c. let's get a check on your friday weather now from nbc meteorologist bill karins. good morning. >> let it rain on the friday to clear it out for the weekend. >> sounds good to me. >> if you're in new england, you'll be dealing with wet roads out there and embedded areas of hea

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afghanistan problem of helmand now at least to be doing this movie as it were killed in the atlantic stale the aisle to security perimeter know that this is also the base the way the british prince harry was stationed but that he managed to go on hard and there have also been protests taking place as khalid field as australia wait several hundred protesters chanted messages such as down down usa in the city you see to the gas to disperse those crowds the demonstrations are now spreading like wildfire across north africa and the middle east of course the anger being expressed on the streets is anger against this american made film that bomb that mocks prophet mohammad we've seen demonstrations in bangladesh in malaysia in gaza also in iraq in sudan at least three people are known to have died in demonstrations in the capital city of khartoum these took place when protesters tried to reach the american embassy and to that end the united states is sending marines to back up security where the german as well as the british embassies were also under attack in yemen with varying that of these po

the afghani stump up in helmand now at least two of us movies were killed in the ninety's and it's stale the aisle to security perimeter you know that this is also the base the way the british prince harry was stationed but that he managed to go on home and there have also been protests taking place as far afield as australia where several hundred protesters chanted messages such as down and down the u.s. state of mississippi this into a gas to disperse those crowds the demonstrations are now spreading like wildfire across north africa and the middle east of course the anger being expressed on the streets is anger against this american made film that that mocks prophet mohammad we've seen demonstrations in value the dish in malaysia in gaza also in iraq in sudan at least three people are known to die in demonstrations in the capital city of cartoon these took place when protesters tried to reach the american embassy and to that end the united states is sending the means to back up security where the german as well as the british embassies were also under attack in yemen with hearing that