spoke there's been an investigation has been opened up into energy market manipulation relating to brant tell us about. what another one yeah yeah it's not the first we're looking at. alleged i call it micro manipulation which is basically messing around with settlement prices but that's not the first time this is happening and i blew the whistle on something like that twelve years ago and as is traditional with whistle blows that woman's a lost everything i had. really and that's what happens so they course also relate to the indexes that track energy there is by having an index of a the common on this show before indexes are very insidious form of manipulation because people quote the index and by manipulating the component parts of the index you manipulate the index itself which is then used as the basis for so many of these derivatives contracts correct well this is a bit more complex hence it's called the brant complex. that was meant to be a joke and the problem the credit company of of physical and forward contract says go forward and it is that price which we're talking about man

spoke there's been an investigation has been opened up into energy market manipulation relating to brant tell us about. what another one yeah yeah it's not the first we're looking at. alleged i call it micro manipulation which is basically messing around with settlement prices but that's not the first on this is how i blew the whistle on something like that twelve years ago and as is traditional with whistle blows that moment i lost everything i had. really and that's what happens so they course also relate to the indexes that track energy there is by having an index of a the common on this show before indexes are very insidious form of manipulation because people quote the index and by manipulating the component parts of the index you look manipulate the index itself which is then used as the basis for so many of these derivatives contracts correct well this is a bit more complex hence it's called the brant complex. that was meant to be a joke and the problem the press complex of of physical and forward contracts is going forward and it is that price which we're talking about manipulati

spoke there's been an investigation has been opened up into energy market manipulation relating to brant tell us about. what another one yeah yeah it's not the first we're looking at. alleged i call it micro manipulation which is basically messing around with settlement prices but that's not the first time this is happening and i blew the whistle on something like that twelve years ago and as is traditional with whistle blows that was a lost everything i had. really and that's what happens so they course also relate to the indexes that track energy there is by having an index i've read the common on this show before indexes are very insidious form of manipulation because people quote the index and by manipulating the component parts of the index you manipulate the index itself which is then used as the basis for so many of these derivatives contracts correct well this is a bit more complex hence it's called the brant complex. that was meant to be a joke and the problem the press complex of. physical and forward contract says going forward and it is that price which we're talking about ma

spoke there's been an investigation has been opened up into energy market manipulation relating to brant tell us about. what another one yeah yeah it's not the first we're looking at. alleged i call it micro manipulation which is basically messing around with settlement prices but that's not the first time this has happened i blew the whistle on something like that twelve years ago and as is traditional with whistle blows that one was a lost everything i had. really and that's what happens so they course also relate to the indexes that track energy there is by having an index i've made the comment on this show before indexes are very insidious form of manipulation because people quote the index and by manipulating the component parts of the index you manipulate the index itself which is then used as the basis for so many of these derivatives contracts correct well this is a bit more complex hence it's called the brant complex. that was meant to be a joke and the problem the thread complex of of physical and forward contracts physical forward and it is that price which we're talking about

to liveis a harsh way life to be denied tim brant. [inaudible] a different way to pass out the goodies. santa traveled in a tactical vehicle through germantown. officers escorted santa through town to pass out gifts and donations. >> much faster than reindeer. uplet's see what is coming at 6:00. >> gordon peterson live with a look ahead. >> tonight, an assessment of federal security after the deadly shooting in side of the navy yard. thousands of federal buildings could be at risk. what it means for people who work and do business with uncle sam. and expo nation for why national guard fighter jets collided off of the coast of virginia. >> see you in just a bit. let's give you a check of the situation as the warm-up heads our way. >> we have a chill to go through as temperatures fall. a live look outside, it is dark. sunset an hour ago. me, itare anything like is not so much the cold it gets me down. it is these short days. putting together a list, the shortest amount of daylight in the year is going to happen sunday. look how much lon

spoke there's been an investigation has been opened up into energy market manipulation relating to brant tell us about. what another one yeah yeah it's not the first we're looking at. alleged i call it micro manipulation which is basically messing around with settlement prices but that's not the first time this is happened i blew the whistle on something like that twelve years ago and as is traditional with whistle blowers that one was a lost everything i had. really and that's what happens so they course also relate to the indexes that track energy there is by having an index of a the common on this show before indexes are very insidious form of manipulation because people quote the index and by manipulating the component parts of the index you manipulate the index itself which is then used as the basis for so many of these derivatives contracts correct well this is a bit more complex hence it's called the brant complex. that was meant to be a joke and the problem the thread complex of of physical and forward contracts physical forward and it is that price which we're talking about mani

spoke there's been an investigation has been opened up into energy market manipulation relating to brant tell us about. what another one yeah yeah it's not the first we're looking at. alleged i call it micro manipulation which is basically messing around with settlement prices but that's not the first time this has happened i blew the whistle on something a lot about twelve years ago and as is traditional with whistle blows that lowers i lost everything i had. really and that's what happens so they course also relate to the indexes that track energy there is by having an index i've read the common on this show before indexes are very insidious form of manipulation because people quote the index and by manipulating the component parts of the index you manipulate the index itself which is then used as the basis for so many of these derivatives contracts correct well this is a bit more complex hence it's called the brant complex. that was meant to be a joke and the problem well the press complex of. physical and forward contract says going forward and it is that price which we're talking ab

brant crude drops to a c dollars a barrel that produces a fail to respond this would be a disaster for russia now all things to the non-conventional methods and increased saudi arabian as well then the fifth one i chose i'm probably in my opinion is the most outrageous i was most shocked by this one in particular so you're a powerhouse germany in recession what yet shocking stuff by let's get straight to saxo bank chief economist right now steyn jacobson to shed some light on these scenarios and i want to start and ask you about the e.u. a wealth tax was all about also likelihood of this happening. thing is very likely it's already been tabled by the i.m.f. . as an indication of what is needed in europe europe needs of course as we also saw with the bangin deal this week is to secure a certain amount of funds that can be used to recapitalize the banking system and also paul do we get nations so i mean the european economy has moved pretty much to almost to a soviet style me with planned economy and i think this will be the final straw confiscating wealth from europeans so if you've got

watching abc 7 news at 6:00 with gordon peterson, maureen bunyan, meteorologist doug hill, and tim brant, sports. this is abc 7 news at 6:00 on your side. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- thatbudget breakthrough seemed impossible has republicans and democrats actually agreeing on something. to avoid another government shutdown. rebecca cooper is in the newsroom us the compromise -- with the compromise. >> both sides they did not get everything they wanted but calling it a good first step. critics are angry saying they did not get everything they wanted either but they are calling this a sign of progress. today, party leaders from both sides praised the bipartisan compromise. >> the deal accomplishes deficit permanent pension reform, and does not raise taxes. that it is a small step in the right direction. weary ofters washington gridlock, the budget cycle means no government shutdown for at least two years. it also eliminates $65 million billion in spending cuts. congressmen including marco rubio blasting it the john banner bluntly responded. >> they are

brant crude drops to a c dollars a barrel that produces a fail to respond this would be a disaster for russia now all thanks to the non-conventional methods and increased saudi arabian as well then the fifth one i chose i'm probably in my opinion is the most outrageous i was most shocked by this one in particular so you're a powerhouse germany in recession what's your shocking stuff by let's get straight to saxo bank chief economist right now stephen jacobson to shed some light on these scenarios and i want to start and ask you about the e.u. a wealth tax was all about also likelihood of this happening. thing is very likely it's already been tabled by the i.m.f. . as an indication of what is needed in europe europe needs of course as we also saw with the bangin deal this week is to secure a certain amount of funds that can be used to recapitalize the banking system and overall support that we get nations so mean the european economy has moved pretty much to almost to a soviet style me with planned economy and i think this will be the final straw confiscating wealth from europeans so if

brant crude drops to a c dollars a barrel that produces a fail to respond this would be a disaster for russia now all thanks to the non-conventional methods and increased saudi arabian as well and then the fifth one i chose i'm probably in my opinion is the most outrageous i was most shocked by this one in particular so you're a powerhouse germany in recession what you have shocking stuff by let's get straight to saxo bank chief economist right now steyn jacobson to shed some light on these scenarios and i want to start and ask you about the e.u. a wealth tax what's all about what's the likelihood of this happening. thing is very likely it's already been tabled by the i.m.f. . as an aid to cation of what is needed in europe in europe needs of course as we also saw with the bangin deal this week is to secure a certain amount of funds that can be used to recapitalize the banking system and also paul did we get nations so mean the european economy has moved pretty much to almost to a soviet style khana me with planned economy and i think this will be the final straw confiscating wealth fr

brant, let me begin with you, who would you go to for some recourse if you didn't get your package on time? >> well if i ordered for amazon or another retailer i gold to the retailer and wonder why they promised me one day delivery and i didn't get it the first line of blame goes with the retailer and then beyond that goes with the shipper. either the u.p.s., the fedexes, those are the next people in line to blame their excuse act of god, bad weather ant couldn't get them out fast enough will get them to the consumers but just not not on time unfortunately. >> i nolan klein would you agree you go back to the retailer or go you go to u.p.s. and fedex? >> look, jennifer is right. as an initial matter, you have to go to the retailer because that's how did the business with. you bought from them. you didn't buy anything or enter into any agreement with u.p.s. however, u.p.s. ultimately in nil real proceeding is going to be responsible. the retailer is going to say hey u.p.s. i trusted you to make these deliveries on time and you didn't make them. if i'm responsible for these customers for

tim brant called the game. first quarter, 7-3 wolfpack. brown, look at the bomb, nigel came with the great catch. 53 yard touchdown. first, brown, why not, keeping it for himself, the option. find the scene, all the way for the 49 yard touchdown. 17-7 terps. they win 41-21. week, uva, tempers flared a bit. morgan moses and james gale both going at it. they received personal foul penalties. mike london tried to pull the players off the field. the only touchdown came in the second quarter, over the middle, trey edmonds, 26 yards after britain the tackle, touchdown. hoakies win. this may be the craziest finished of the year. bowl, missing the 57 yard field goal attempt. alabama, all but over for them. chris davis almost goes out of bounds, keeps going. 109 yards in on the return. auburn stuns alabama. that is throwing the bcs totally out of whack. today, the hoyas took the court against lipscomb. they head coach said that greg the head coach said that one of the players would be benched for the game. the game must go on. the hoyas led by one

sports director tim brant joins us with what this means for the team as they try to go forward. >> i think mike shanahan took control of this ballclub. and a very animated, emotional, outspoken meeting he made it known this is his ballclub until dan snyder tells him otherwise. inactive for the final three meetings out the reason is to keep the franchise quarterback healthy to prepare in the off-season to get ready to play next year. kirk cousins will start against atlanta and even he said that this is his ballclub but griffin seemed down and only agreed begrudgingly. end of the day, the coaches decision is what we go with and that's what it's always been. to do that. >> i know he won't understand. he won't. at the end, i'm hoping maybe in a year or two he will. >> mike shanahan giving his reasons why rg3 will not play anymore this year. more on the redskins later and sports. >> quite a big story today. accusations of domestic violence against george zimmerman. why he won't be charged. coming up next, why federal officials fear avo: the volkswagen "sign then drive" sales event is back

reporter: the great wall of watts doesn't just represent a victory for artists and curators liar warren brant. it's a rare, multi-cultural collaboration. >> we're in the middle of the watts, traditionally two group it is of people that are kind of considered enemies here. >> i try to figure out, what's the best message to send? to me, equality, unity, friendship, teamwork. >> reporter: the project is bringing together students from different schools. >> latinos and blacks don't really get along, but today we see that we are getting along. >> reporter: it took the artists about two hours to sketch out the ideas, but it will take three days and more than 100 cans of spray paint to bring the great wall of watts to life. the hope is once this mural is completed, it will help change the narrative of this troubled neighborhood, telling all who see it of that day when the blacks and latinos came together, worked side by side. >> you come from the left and i'll come from the right. >> reporter: to meet in the middle. jennifer london, al jazeera, watts. >>> the aftermath of that storm in gaza is causi

you're watching brant counter with me katie paul we both went to a christmas show you are going to be joined by the one and i mean that's kind of a his views on a bank is going to save a lot smallpox so i went to a toy store to find out what we've had is a doing to compete with the equalised food aid russia practice all the way some fun stuff in venice as well so you sit back relax.

spoke there's been an investigation has been opened up into energy market manipulation relating to brant tell us about. what another one yes yes it's not the first we're looking at. alleged i call it micro manipulation which is basically messing around with settlement prices but that's not the first time this has happened i blew the whistle on something like that twelve years ago and as is traditional with whistle blows that blows i lost everything i had. really and that's what happens so they course also relate to the indexes that track energy there is by having an index of a the common on this show before indexes are very insidious form of manipulation because people quote the index and by manipulating the component parts of the index you are looking at the index itself which is then used as the basis for so many of these derivatives contracts correct well this is a bit more complex hence it's called. that was meant to be a joke and the problem for the press complex of of physical and forward contracts is going forward and it is that price which we're talking about manipulation over he

picture but it man it pulls you right in it's a pressure cooker that and then i did this thing with brant but in canada it's going to come out called no clue and then also david cross shot a film the summer the paralegal at sundance called gets you want to do something serious. i've done it on occasion and i've thoroughly enjoyed it serious liars roles in pictures but you know there's the new series treasure in fiction another movie called everything must go. it's got to do it a couple times i think you're ready for the death of the so don't get. for the fall will be low for larry king's mouth to god's ears you must see this movie the only thing not in that it is me. we get it it's sort of it's not me tell you it's not completely the. car. of the please. it was terrible they are looking very hard to take a look once again for so long here there's a lot that you never had sex with that her great care militants killed about one. of. those little lives. look. look look look look look look. look look look look look look. a purple. i'm the best that. aside. i think corp trying to convey that t

picture but it man it pulls you right in it's a pressure cooker that and then i did this thing with brant but in canada it's going to come out called no clue and then also david cross shot a film this summer the paralegal at sundance called once if you want to do something serious. i've done it on occasion and i've thoroughly enjoyed it serious large roles in pictures but give us the new series regular readers of fiction another movie called everything must go. so i got to do it a couple times i think you're ready for the death of the cells we don't get. for the fall we'll leave for larry king's mouth to god's ears you must see this movie the only thing not in that is me. we get it and it's sort of it's not going to tell you it's not completely. if it was a family's very hard to take a look at once again took so long here there's a lot that you that had sex with that earthquake there are no plans for that one a lot. of sleepless nights. if cliff. sleep on your arm in a life. like you know. pleasure to have you with us here on our team today i roll researcher. lead. that. aside. i think. k

itjosjthis pigs are back in december moment henry brant subdivision. these homeowners say that they continued to destroy their lawns. in recent weeks and least for front yards were damaged. back in september the pics caused such a ruckus in the neighborhood that a private trapper was brought in. the city says that county trappers have been keeping a close eye on the problem. in that time no pigs have been called but those living here have not had problems and to now. >> we do not know what we will deal. >> trappers say that the pics will come back in the future, because they're going to be looking for food. >> a san francisco elementary school has been dealing with a lot of angry e-mail's and calls for the past week and it is all because of the on-line hoax. an article appeared on a humor and the news website called the national report, claiming that a 9 year-old boy had been suspended from school for sang " merry christmas " to his teacher. >> the story was completely made up of the school named in the article is having problems. there see so many cal

seven news at 5:00 with leon harris, alison starling, chief meteorologist uphill, whether, and tim brant, sports. this is abc 7 news at 5:00. on your side. if you are expecting packages to arrive at your door. --police say that steve thieves have stepped up their games when it comes to swiping presence. we are live in cleveland park with the alert you need to see. >> it is busy at this time of year. rushing around, trying to pick up these last-minute resins. one way people get around that is by ordering off the internet. they have been doing this for years. what is going on in this neighborhood and others is that these are taking advantage is left unguarded at front doors. >> this is the box that had the stuff in it. >> a thief stole two packages that it only been there for less than an hour and a half area -- half. you will see deliveries being waiting to be retrieved although thieves are finding them first. >> is easy to ordinate -- it is easy to order from the internet that i don't know about this. >> half of the merchandise was found stolen half a walkaway. in suburbanening maryland

done and what he is >> you are watching abc 7 news at 5:00 with leon harris, alison starling, and tim brant in sports. this is abc 7 news at 5:00, on your side. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- in search of a bank robber tonight. >> he has struck three banks but there is something interesting about the way he is dressed. we are live at the sight of the first robbery. >> each of these robberies happened in the middle of the workday with the banks filled with people. the man is calm and patient and now the target of an f b i investigation. his disguise the stands out, does not blend in, unlike the bank in this strip mall. >> i was shocked. it is a quiet neighborhood. >> it happened monday. the man walked into the bank wearing a construction uniform, a blackg a helmet and mask, not a ski mask, pulled over his mouth. he waited in line like everyone else and gave the teller a note demanding money and implying he had a weapon and then he took off on foot. the fbi is in pursuit. >> it was like, wow. thing happened at this wells fargo. right next to a pizza shop and

they know my comedy and they kind of like write for the other actors the other guy the other guy is brant moore and which is actually really cool he he used to open for me on the road and yeah he got the part for the audition for it it was the number two lead and then they offered me the number one lead and i called him up and as i hear not going anywhere without me. i was going to play a game of of you only knew i just throw this at you know his first person you ever kissed a name you know her name was john now. chris. i was fifteen i think chris yeah although i know i'm a late bloomer to having sex i can't wait till i have sex. who would you like to kiss if you had the chance miley cyrus. really yes she's twenty i think it's ok to say you know. well judge to change about yourself on selfish i'm really. badly selfish you know i wish it was my show. is their t.v. show you're embarrassed to say you watch. i don't i only watch cooking channels and i don't cook at all so you don't cook oh i know also watch cooking i watched whitney a lot and. i watch all the stuff that i mean people are like

they know my comedy and they kind of like write for the other actors the other guy the other guy is brant moore and which is actually really cool he he used to open for me on the road and yeah he got the part for the audition for it it was the number two lead and then they offered me the number one lead and i called him up and as i hear not going anywhere without me. i was going to play a game of of you only knew i just throw this at you know his first person you ever kissed a name you know her name was john now. chris. i was fifteen i think chris yeah although i know i'm a late bloomer to having sex i can't wait till i have sex. who would you like to kiss if you had the chance miley cyrus. really yes she's twenty i think it's ok to say you know. well judge to change about yourself oh i'm selfish i'm really. badly selfish yeah i wish it was my show. is their t.v. show you're embarrassed to say you watch. i don't i only watch cooking channels and i don't cook at all so you don't cook all i know i also watch cooking i watched whitney a lot and. i watch all the stuff that i mean people like

. >> reporter: joseph brant oversees the refuge that cares for condors. >> two-thirds of the birds we have trapped recently have had high lead blood levels and needed treatment 2347 they go to treatment under the treatment of dr. curtis ang. >> they go through two chelation therapies, typically a five-day treatment. >> reporter: in october the zoo took in a record number of condors. 21 birds tested positive for toxic levels of lead. >> if they stopped taking them in and treating them for lead poisoning and providing additional food for them, that the condor would likely go instinct. >> reporter: kim delphino is the california director of defenders of wildlife. the agency cosponsored a bill to ban lead bullets in california. governor jerry brown signed it into law despite opposition. >> i have to applaud the governor. i believe he was under a lot of pressure from the national rifle association and national shooting foundation, advocatin s for the gun industry. >> reporter: at a website it states, there is substantial evidence that the groups behind the proposed ban have based their cla

. >> reporter: wildlife biologist joseph brant oversees the refuge that catches traps and cares for condors. >> about two-thirds of the bird have had elevated lead levels and needed treatment. >> reporter: condors with toxic lead levels are sent to the los angeles zoo for treatment under the care of dr. curtis ang. >> most stay with us for two weeks and go through two key lags therapies and it's typically a five-day treatment. >> in october the zoo took in a record number of condors, 21 birds tested positive for toxic levels of led. >> reporter: if they stopped to take condors in and treating them for lead poisoning and if they stopped providing additional food for them, the condor would likely go extinct. >> reporter: kim is the california director of defenders of wildlife. the agency co-sponsored a bill to ban lead bullets in california. governor jerry brown recently signed it into law, despite intense opposition. >> i really have to applaud the governor. i believe he was under a lot of pressure from the national rifle association and the national sports and shooting foundation. the advoc

art museum full of picasso, van goghs, recommend brants, worth $452 and $866 million. we have point counter-opponent on the panel. jonathan, you say sell the artwork. >> it's like having a late model mercedes or ferrari or driveway of an abandoned home. people live there and have a fabulous car but wrecked house. detroit is in trouble. $18 billion. >> this is $452 million. so it's not putting a big dent in it. >> they have to do something to whittle away $18 billion. if selling artwork can alleviate pain i say go for it. >> it's scandalous to even think about selling this art. that's a wonderful museum. it's open to all the residents of detroit. i was out there a couple of years ago. it's really fabulous. they talk about what this art worth and put a dollar figure on it. it's priceless. it's inspirational, lifts the human spirit. when school children go into that museum and see it's their city's museum, learn about art, go back to school, some of them become artists themselves, we cannot get rid of our cultural artifacts, art, music. >> i'm going to crush the spirit he

the university's brant allen takes measurements every ten days. >> when we try and translate lake clarity to the public, what they want to know is how deep into the lake can they see. and so i'll be lowering the secchi disc down into the lake until it disappears, getting our clarity reading for the day. >> reporter: allen lets a frisbee-looking device called a secchi disc sink until it disappears. >> eighteen meters, or right around 60 feet. and that's pretty typical for a summertime reading, since the secchi does vary seasonally. >> reporter: since 1968, the lake has lost 20 feet of clarity, mainly due to uncontrolled urbanization in the 1950s and 1960s. ( horn blown at winter olympics. ) >> reporter: the 1960 winter olympics raised the lake's profile and encouraged development, as did frank sinatra, who hosted celebrities at his cal-neva casino. sierra club volunteer laurel ames witnessed the development boom first hand as a young woman growing up on the lake. >> when i was in college, i came home one weekend and my parents said "oh, you should go down and look at what they're doing to