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PG-13 | 122 min | Documentary, Biography, Music
A career-spanning documentary on the Rolling Stones, with concert footage from their "A Bigger Bang" tour.
Director: Martin Scorsese | Stars: Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Ronnie Wood
Votes: 9,621 | Gross: $5.36M
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145 min | Documentary, Music
Pink Floyd's final live show in 1995.
Director: David Mallet | Stars: David Gilmour, Nick Mason, Richard Wright, Guy Pratt
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245 min | Sport
Coverage of the opening ceremony of the 2008 Summer Olympic Games in Beijing.
Director: Yimou Zhang | Stars: Jan Peter Balkenende, Barbara Bush, George Bush, George W. Bush
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The Metallica boys' trip to Texas is long and heavy, jam packed with thrash hits and a never before (at the time) heard song, Fuel.
Directors: Wayne Isham, Adam Dubin | Stars: James Hetfield, Kirk Hammett, Lars Ulrich, Jason Newsted
Votes: 1,842
5. At the Max (1991)
89 min | Documentary, Music
A filming of the 1990 Rolling Stones "Steel Wheels" concert that traveled Europe. This was filmed in the IMAX process, which allows the film to be projected in a size ten times the size of a regular 35mm projected image.
Directors: Noel Archambault, David Douglas, Roman Kroitor, Julien Temple, Christine Strand | Stars: Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Ronnie Wood
Votes: 276
6. Robbie Williams Live at Knebworth (2003 TV Movie)
100 min | Documentary, Music
Robbie Williams captured live in concert at Knebworth House on Saturday, 2nd August, 2003.
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Votes: 481
7. Black Sabbath: The Last Supper (1999 Video)
106 min | Documentary, Music
Directors: Jeb Brien, Monica Hardiman | Stars: Ozzy Osbourne, Geezer Butler, Tony Iommi, Bill Ward
Votes: 374
8. Party at the Palace: The Queen's Concerts, Buckingham Palace (2002 TV Movie)
180 min | Documentary, Music
Well-known performers accompanied by 12,000 selected members of the public on the lawn of Buckingham Palace to celebrate the Queen's Golden Jubilee.
Director: Geoff Posner | Stars: Atomic Kitten, Tina Barrett, Shirley Bassey, Tony Bennett
Votes: 121
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47 min | Documentary
KÃEUR Extrême is the documentary describing the creation of KÃEUR by Cirque du Soleil, an epic theatrical production playing at MGM Grand in Las Vegas.The program explores the journey of a... See full summary »
Director: Gabriel Dubé-Dupuis | Stars: Francisco Alegria, Sabu Alegria, Gamal Aziz, Teuda Bara
Votes: 10
10. 2000 MTV Movie Awards (2000 TV Special)
The ninth annual MTV Movie Awards show. Hosted by Sarah Jessica Parker.
Director: Bruce Gowers | Stars: Sarah Jessica Parker, Lucy Liu, Halle Berry, Samuel L. Jackson
Votes: 500
11. The Rolling Stones: Bridges to Babylon Tour '97-98 (1997 TV Movie)
120 min | Documentary, Music
Director: Bruce Gowers | Stars: Mick Jagger, Charlie Watts, Ronnie Wood, Keith Richards
Votes: 278
12. Cirque du Soleil: KÀ (2007 TV Movie)
82 min | Fantasy
Directors: Robert Lepage, David Mallet | Stars: Anatoli Akerman, Francisco Alegria, Sabu Alegria, Gabriella Argento
Votes: 11
13. The Wizard of Oz on Ice (1996 TV Movie)
Family, Fantasy, Musical
Director: Paul Miller | Stars: Oksana Baiul, Victor Petrenko, Bob Frank, Mark Richard Farrington
Votes: 31
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90 min | Documentary, Music
The American rockers filmed in concert in Atlanta, Georgia, as part of their worldwide 1995 Monster Tour.
Director: Peter Care | Stars: Bill Berry, Peter Buck, Mike Mills, Michael Stipe
Votes: 211
15. Cher: Live in Concert from Las Vegas (1999 TV Movie)
75 min | Documentary, Music
Director: David Mallet | Stars: Cher, Bubba Carr, Aaron James Cash, Suzanne Easter
Votes: 278
16. Brit Awards 2006 (2006 TV Special)
108 min | Music
Director: Hamish Hamilton | Stars: Chris Evans, Lauren Laverne, Peter Kay, Briony Albert
Votes: 14
17. Brit Awards 2007 (2007 TV Special)
89 min | Music
Director: Hamish Hamilton | Stars: Russell Brand, Fearne Cotton, Emma B, Tom Baker
Votes: 26
18. Prom at the Palace (2002 TV Special)
130 min | Documentary, Music
Director: Bob Coles | Stars: Roberto Alagna, Thomas Allen, Andrew Davis, Anthony Dowell
Votes: 15
19. Brit Awards 2005 (2005 TV Special)
150 min | Music
Director: Hamish Hamilton | Stars: Chris Evans, Lauren Laverne, Matt Lucas, Briony Albert
Votes: 30
20. Pink Floyd: Behind the Wall (2000 Video)
Documentary, Music
Members and crew members of the band Pink Floyd tell the story of their band up to their historic performance of The Wall at Earls Court.
Director: Bob Smeaton | Stars: Syd Barrett, Mark Fisher, Bob Geldof, David Gilmour
Votes: 145
21. Rolling Stones: Forty Licks World Tour Live at Madison Square Garden (2003 TV Special)
120 min | Music
Director: Marty Callner | Stars: Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Ronnie Wood
Votes: 81
22. Jean-Michel Jarre: The China Concerts (1982 TV Movie)
Director: Andrew Piddington | Star: Jean-Michel Jarre


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GAO found that initiatives were fragmented and had overlapping characteristics but did not find clear evidence of duplication. Initiatives were fragmented because they were involved in the same broad area of national need: to advance batteries and other energy storage technologies. Thirty initiatives had overlapping characteristics in that they supported similar technologies, uses, advancement activities, and goals. These initiatives also had similar types of eligible funding recipients. Although fragmented and overlapping initiatives create the risk of potential unnecessary duplication, initiatives supported agency-specific missions and strategic priorities that differentiated their efforts. In addition, agency officials involved with the initiatives reported differences in the technologies needed for specific uses, specific goals, and the types of recipients eligible for assistance.
Agencies reported several activities to coordinate with each other on their battery and energy storage initiatives, including initiatives that were overlapping. Activities were consistent with practices that GAO has previously reported can help enhance coordination such as agreeing on roles and responsibilities. In addition, DOE has taken steps to internally coordinate its battery and energy storage initiatives through activities that, among other things, defined common technology goals. DOD has also taken actions to improve its coordination of battery and energy storage initiatives based on a recommendation in a prior GAO report.
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GAO was asked to (1) identify the scope and key characteristics of federal battery and energy storage initiatives; (2) determine the extent to which there is potential fragmentation, overlap, or duplication, if any, among these initiatives; and (3) determine the extent to which agencies coordinate these initiatives. GAO focused on fiscal years 2009 through 2012 because DOE made large investments in these technologies during these years. GAO surveyed initiatives identified in six agencies: DOE, DOD, NASA, NSF, EPA, and NIST. GAO included questions about the following key characteristics: funding obligations, technologies, uses, technology advancement activities, goals, eligible funding recipients, and funding mechanisms. GAO analyzed survey responses and interviewed agency officials to gather more information. GAO examined external coordination for all agencies and internal coordination in DOE and DOD because they had the largest obligations of the agencies GAO reviewed.
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The Penn State Nittany Lions and the UCF Knights will face off at Croke Park in Dublin, Ireland in 2014, according to a report today by The Irish Times.
Croke Park is to host an American football colleges fixture in the autumn of next year.
Details are expected in the next few days of the meeting of Penn State and the University of Central Florida.
Back in February, Penn State head coach Bill O'Brien said that they were looking into playing a future football game in Ireland.
"We are definitely looking into playing in Ireland, no question about it," O'Brien said. "We're working on an opponent and we're working with the Big Ten on that. So that's something that's definitely in the works."
Then in May, it was reported by The Orlando Sentinel that Penn State was close to finalizing the overseas game against the UCF Knights.
Penn State has two open dates on their 2014 football schedule – Oct. 4 and Oct. 18. However, it's unlikely the game in Ireland will be played on either of those dates because they precede games against Michigan and Ohio State.
More than likely, the game will be the season-opener for both schools, which also means that previously scheduled non-conference games will have to be moved or postponed.
Penn State is currently slated to open the 2014 season at home vs. Temple on Aug. 30, while UCF is set to host Florida International on the same date.
Croke Park is the home of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA). Sports played at the stadium include hurling, camogie, Gaelic football, handball, and rounders.
The last American football game played at Croke Park was on July 27, 1997 between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Chicago Bears of the NFL. Notre Dame and Navy met at Croke Park in the Shamrock Classic in 1996.
Update (11:45 a.m. ET)
The Orlando Sentinel reports that an official announcement of the UCF-Penn State game in Ireland will be made on Sunday.
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A report from The Score indicates that Croke Park could host American college football games in 2016 and 2018 as well. Teams thought to be under consideration include Alabama, Boston College, and of course, Notre Dame.
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Why are teams choosing to play in Ireland? Is American football more popular there then in other European countries?
I hate these games being played in other countries. I like neutral site matchups in America like Arizona State/Notre Dame in Dallas and Alabama/Virginia Tech in Atlanta. But playing in Ireland seems just stupid!
It's Penn State's bowl game experience for 2014. They will have a good turnout.
Look at the coach names in this matchup… O'Brien vs O'Leary. You better believe that had something to do with it. Correct that this is PSU's bowl experience and yes America Football is more popular in Ireland than other European countries.
I thought Germany was the big (relatively speaking) American football country. By the end NFL Europe was almost entirely in that country.
Game could also be December 6 with PSU ineligible for B10 title game and UCF in an 11 team conference. But am thinking UCF may host BYU Nov 29 with UCF-PSU a season opener.
Golf trip and Penn State football in same week in Ireland, I am excited…


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Grownup fun with a serious side...
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I love grownup versions of classic children's stories, such as "Ever After" (a grownup Cinderella) and this movie, "Hook", a very grown-up Peter Pan. "Hook" takes a sobering look at the downside of being "grownup"- our propensity for taking ourselves and our responsibilities far too seriously, forgetting how to have fun along the way, and how it harms our relationships with our families, especially our children. Robin Williams as the grown-up Peter shows what a truly good actor he is in this movie, and that his comic genius is but one of his talents. Dustin Hoffman, always a show-stealer, does not disappoint. His "Hook" is at once funny and a very scary guy, at one point even killing the leader of the Lost Boys - this is definitely not your kids' Peter Pan. The supporting cast do an excellent job as well.
The visuals are imaginative and engaging, such as the child-pleasing bright crayon-colored foods at their banquets, and serve to remind us of how life is different through the eyes of a child - Bright green ketchup? Cool! - and what fun it was to "think outside the box" before it was educated and conformed out of us. Hook himself remembers this, and uses this knowledge to steal Peter's disillusioned son away from him, an act of revenge that forces Peter to re-learn the art of having fun in order to rescue him from the despicable Hook. I thoroughly enjoyed this movie.
On a more serious note, "Hook" is a cautionary tale to which many of us "grownups" need to pay close attention, living in a society as we do that places (or should I say "misplaces") so much emphysis on providing material goods - the newest, the biggest, the brightest, the best of everything - that we are in real danger of neglecting the one and only thing our kids really need - our time - time for guidance, time for teaching, time for discipline, and time for just plain fun. Hook is very real, and he manifests himself in terrifying ways - drugs, alcohol, sex, and the human predators that offer these to our children on a daily basis. I am very glad I bought this video, because I can take it out and watch it any time life gets too serious and I need a reminder of what is really important.
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Easy and enjoyable for reluctant readers.
Sept. 3 2003
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Customer reviewers alleah and Tom Steinberg (see Spotlight Reviews) sum up this series quite well. I'd like to add that, as a homeschooler of a special needs child who is what I call a "reluctant reader", I find the short, to-the-point entries written in interesting story format not only do-able for my son, but an excellent means of imparting the comprehensive, overall view of American history he will need as a foundation for the more difficult, in-depth work he will be doing in high school. I strongly recommend this series to all families with grammar/middle school students, whether homeschooled or private/public schooled. In addition, I recommend the eleventh book in the series, "Sourcebook and Index: Documents That Shaped the American Nation". (Titles of books should be underlined, not in quotation marks, but, alas, the program doesn't allow for that.) Well worth owning, as these books are hard to find in libraries (at least where I live) and, as reference books, can't be borrowed, only read right there at the library.
If you are going to purchase the series, Amazon has the best price I've seen by several dollars per book.
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Aug. 26 2003
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I have been addicted to this series since its first season. As an avid reader, and more recently a nursing student, I've always understood the jargon, which made the show a lot easier to follow than it otherwise would have been, but this past year working as a nurse's aide on a cancer ward drove home just how realistic this show truly is. Posted on a bulletin board at work one day was a list titled "You know you're a nurse when..." that included "...you can't watch ER because it's too much like real life." And that's the simple truth. Every emergency room in every hospital obviously isn't always as hectic and dramatic as this show, but many are, and all are at one time or another. And, taken collectively, true-to-life stories hospital-wide are accurately portrayed, but in the context of an ER so that they can easily be told in the short period of a one hour drama. Being an evening worker on and off over the years, I've missed far too many episodes of this incredible, heartrending, heartwarming show. I welcome this opportunity to buy the entire first season, and I look forward to more seasons being made available. I highly recommend this series for anyone interested in great human and medical drama, and especially for those fans who came to the show in later seasons.
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Three of the funniest ladies who've ever made movies, all in one movie, what more could anyone ask for? Diane Keaton, Goldie Hawn, and Bette Midler are three middle-aged wives who have been dumped by their husbands and set out to get revenge after a fourth friend commits suicide for the same reason. Their ingenious plan succeeds beyond their wildest dreams as wayward husband after wayward husband falls victim to his own folly, unaware that events are being carefully orchestrated by the wives they are cold-heartedly trying to leave behind. Along the way, the three friends learn just how strong and valuable they really are as people, whether or not they have a man by their side.
Side-splittingly funny, this film at the same time captures the real anguish of marriages gone awry. Without getting maudlin, it also promotes the idea that some marriages are worth fighting for, a refreshing notion in our divorce-happy culture.
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Having read the book and seen several versions of the musical on film and on stage, and being a true lover of the story of Anna Leonowens' experiences as teacher to the children of the King of Siam, I can honestly say that this is the most beautiful rendering of this tale I have yet to see. Whether or not she got the accent right (it really doesn't matter), Jodie Foster delivers a stunning performance as Anna, and the actor (I'm sorry, but I don't remember his name) who portrays the king is every bit as good as Jodie. This film captures the true emotions of the king and Anna as they struggle with the impossible attraction they have for each other and the frustration they feel at trying to comprehend one another's cultures. Definitely worth purchasing on DVD, as this film is visually magnificent.
Nicholas Nickleby [Special Edition] (Bilingual) [Import]
~ Charlie Hunnam
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Delightfully humorous for such a dark tale...
Aug. 16 2003
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I love Dickens for the same reason I love Roald Dahl -- good always triumphs over evil (something we see far too little of in real life) and this adaptation of "Nicholas Nickelby" does not disappoint. Charlie Hunnam as Nicholas is wonderfully young but does not shrink from the challenges before him. Jamie Bell ("Billy Elliot") is so good as the abused and crippled Smike he makes me weep -- proving that his mesmerising performance in "Billy Elliot" was no fluke. This young man is the real thing, and I'll be first in line when his next movie ("Undertow," with Josh Lucas and Dermot Mulroney) is released. The supporting characters are flawlessly cast and add the humor needed to prevent drowning in the depressing darkness of Dickens' world. The butler to Nicholas' uncle has the most wickedly droll lines in the entire movie and will move you to fits of laughter at a couple of points.
Nicholas Nickelby is a young man of nineteen when his father dies, thrusting him from his happy life into a world of grief and adversity, and leaving him responsible for the wellbeing of his young sister and his mother. Together they travel to London, accurately depicted as the dark, dreary, and even scary place it was in the nineteenth century, to seek help from their only other living relative, Nicholas' Uncle Ralph Nickelby. Ralph, very well portrayed by the always fabulous Christopher Plummer, is a cold-hearted old codger, evocative of Ebenezer Scrooge from "A Christmas Carol," interested only in furthering his own fortune any way he can, even if it means harming others. He only begrudgingly helps his dead brother's family, shipping Nicholas off to teach in a Yorkshire boys' "school" that is more like a prison camp, and obtaining employment for Nicholas' sister and mother as seamstresses. His behaviour grows even more heinous when he attempts to prostitute his niece, inviting her to his home ostensibly to act as a hostess, but in reality as a potential plaything for his lascivious business cohorts. Meanwhile, Nicholas finds himself doing the best job he can under very distressing circumstances, but eventually escapes the school, rescuing the crippled Smike and taking him under his wing.
If you've read the book you already know the rest, but out of consideration for those who don't know the story, I won't tell any more of it. This movie is beautifully photographed and visually rich; I wish I had seen it in the theatre. I highly recommend this film for anyone over six years old, although sensitive children might be disturbed by the malicious mistreatment of the students in the boys' school. It's also a great way to introduce reluctant students to the classic storytelling of Charles Dickens. I find that as a homeschooler, my own children are inspired to read far more difficult literature than they otherwise would if they have seen a really good film adaptation first.
Big (Widescreen) (Bilingual) [Import]
~ Tom Hanks
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BIG is Tom Hanks at his best
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I've had this movie (on VHS) since it was first released, and its on my Movies I Can't Stop Watching list. Tom Hanks portrays a 13 year old boy, Josh, who wakes up in the body of a 30 year old man after wishing he were bigger after not being allowed on a carnival ride and being made fun of by a taller boy. Although this theme is not unique, nobody but Tom Hanks ever gets it quite right. Hanks obviously has not forgotten what it's like to be an adolescent boy, and the results are hilarious! His reactions to adult situations (a really aweful tux at a formal party, making gagging noises and spitting out caviar, playing with all the buttons in the limousine, thinking his workmate just wants to SLEEP when she asks to stay overnight and innocently replying,"Well, ok, but I get to be on top" - meaning the top of his bunkbed) never fail to send me into fits of laughter. On the more serious side, Hanks also poignantly portrays the fear and loneliness of a young boy suddenly thrust into the hostile environment of a trashy hotel (the only place he could afford, with the help of his best friend), where sirens, gunshots, and fights are happening right outside his door. Jared Rushton is perfectly cast as his best friend, and gets a good laugh of his own when he screams his bloody head off when first approached by the adult Josh, thinking he's a pervert bent on doing him harm.
Great for anybody who remembers what it's like to be a child in a hurry to get bigger, and even for those who don't.
Billy Elliot (Widescreen) (Bilingual)
~ Jamie Bell
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Billy Elliot shines.
Aug. 13 2003
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"Billy Elliot" is one of the all-time best movies I have ever seen. I've raised two boys of my own, and let me tell you, Jamie Bell's portrayal of adolescent angst, boy-style is flawless. I've actually witnessed my thirteen year-old son pound something and then punch the air in impotent rage as Billy did after his father forbade him to take any more dance lessons, and when Billy's teacher chastised him for not practicing and Billy angrily responded that he couldn't do what she was asking, my son, recognizing the problem immediately, sagely stated,"He can't do it because he's angry." When Billy told off his teacher for always telling him what to do "the same as everybody else," I asked my daughter if it reminded her of anybody, and she laughed and said,"Yeah, Brian! (the aforementioned 13 year old). When Billy danced out his anger and frustration at not being heard and at having no control over anything that was happening to him or to his family, and then came smack up against a wall, pounding it and giving it one last elbow-jab before sinking into sullen silence, Brian, again recognizing himself, said, "I make that face." It's hard to believe that Jamie Bell had almost no acting experience before he made this movie. I believe he is going to be a force to reckon with in the movie world.
Aside from Jamie Bell's spectacular acting and dancing, the other characters were perfectly cast and acted. Julie Walters (Educating Rita) as the chain-smoking dance teacher who both mothers and pushes Billy to the limit is at her absolute best, as is Gary Lewis as the grieving, angry, bewildered father.
The story itself was at once heartbreaking and heartwarming without being either contrived or shmaltzy. One does not have to be a boy who has recently lost his mother, and who'd rather dance than box, to relate to Billy's struggle to deal with adversity and to be accepted for who he is. I couldn't stop watching.
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Jamaica will compete in Americas Zone Group III in 2016 for a fifth consecutive year.
Last tie 20-25 July 2015
Jamaica advanced to a promotion play-off after finishing second in Pool B, but were beaten 2-0 by Paraguay, leaving them in Group III for another year. In the group stage, Jamaica defeated Bermuda 2-1, lost to Guatemala by the same scoreline and then cruised past Trinidad & Tobago 3-0 to set up a crucial final group tie with Bahamas for second place. Brandon Burke and Rowland Phillips won the deciding doubles rubber in three sets to put Jamaica in with a chance of promotion. But they lost both singles matches to Paraguay, with the first being a tough, three-set thriller.
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If I need to do string manipulation or manipulating any kind of arrays be it stantard types like int or a self defined data structure. What is better local variable or dynamically allocating and de-allocating memory?
I know that if you are using a local variable you will not need to allocate/de-allocate of the memory and that might save us from memory leaks. But I want to know why people like using dynamically allocate memory. Is it just a coding style or does it really have its benefits. Also does it depends on system on which we are compiling or does it depend on the compiler?
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A NATION CHALLENGED: DEALING WITH THE CRISIS; Taking Command in Crisis, Bush Wields New Powers
By ELISABETH BUMILLER with DAVID E. SANGER
Published: January 1, 2002
CRAWFORD, Tex., Dec. 31— It was late on a Saturday, just days after the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, when President Bush was ready to sign an order freezing the assets in the United States of suspected Islamic terrorist groups, the first showy financial strike against Al Qaeda. The order was to be announced, or so the plan went, the following Monday by Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill. But the president suddenly had another idea.
''I am about to sign this order,'' an aide recalled Mr. Bush saying. ''Why am I not announcing it?''
The staff scrambled, and by Monday morning it was the president, not Mr. O'Neill, who made the announcement, reinforcing the message that Mr. Bush would direct the war against terrorism on many fronts.
Nearly a year after taking office, Mr. Bush has seized the catastrophe of Sept. 11 to project himself as the commander in chief at the center of the crisis and to reach for new powers.
His most assertive action was a November order establishing military tribunals for accused terrorists, but Mr. Bush has also moved to keep presidential papers secret and permitted sweeping government efforts to investigate anyone suspected of terrorism. To help in those investigations, he expanded government wiretapping and allowed the monitoring of communications between some people in federal custody and their lawyers.
And yet Mr. Bush returns to Washington next week facing a variety of challenges. In foreign policy, he is trying to avert a war between India and Pakistan, and monitoring the financial collapse of Argentina, which an administration official acknowledged today had not been a sufficient focus of the White House after Sept. 11. Domestically, Mr. Bush says he will try to revive an economic stimulus package that failed in a bitter round of partisan Washington combat at the end of December. He also faces Democrats increasingly willing to challenge his policies, even while avoiding taking on a president with high approval ratings.
Mr. Bush did win big legislative victories on a $1.3 trillion tax cut and an education bill, but the White House is not expecting as easy a ride in 2002.
''He's got more problems with the Congress than with the public,'' said John Morton Blum, the Yale historian who taught Mr. Bush 20th-century American politics in college.
The result is that Mr. Bush is likely to spend a considerable portion of his political capital if he hopes to revive the agenda he laid out so forcefully a year ago.
''I think the lesson he learned from his father's presidency is that if you have capital you must use it wisely -- but use it,'' said Dan Bartlett, the White House communications director.
And he has shown that he is willing to use it to accomplish goals that go far beyond prosecuting the war. With only cursory consultation of Congress, he announced the American withdrawal from the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, with surprisingly little backlash from Russia or the allies. Similarly, Mr. Bush threatened a veto if Congress spent more than he wanted on domestic security. Congress protested, then acquiesced.
Some historians say Mr. Bush seems captivated by Theodore Roosevelt, who grabbed more power for his office than any other president since Abraham Lincoln. The week before his inauguration, Mr. Bush kept a book of Roosevelt speeches on the coffee table in his living room at the Texas ranch, where he was preparing his inaugural address. On Friday at his ranch, Mr. Bush said he had just finished reading ''Theodore Rex,'' the second volume of Edmund Morris's biography of Roosevelt, this one focusing on the White House.
''I see in Bush's performance to date the very large possibility that his model for the presidency is essentially that of Theodore Roosevelt,'' Mr. Blum said. So far, he added, ''I think he has claimed powers, and tried to aggrandize the office.''
But unlike Roosevelt, Mr. Blum argued, Mr. Bush ''doesn't exude power, at least not yet.''
Other historians say Mr. Bush's presidency has expanded simply because of circumstance.
''The story of Bush has been the aggregating of power over the last few months,'' said William E. Leuchtenburg, a historian at the University of North Carolina, ''but I doubt that it has an awful lot to do with Theodore Roosevelt.
''In any war, there's going to be a very great accretion of power to the president,'' he said, adding, ''He has an area he can roam around in and be as big a president as he wants to be.''
Such a turn of events once seemed improbable: Mr. Bush began in the cold rain of January with an uncertain mandate, lost Republican control of the Senate by the spring, then faced a disappearing surplus and a menacing recession by the end of the summer. With no notice to the allies, he declared that the Kyoto treaty on global warming was ''dead,'' adding to European fears about an isolated America determined to go it alone. Mr. Bush's staff worried that his presidency seemed small.
But then came Sept. 11, when Mr. Bush's powers as commander in chief coincided with the desires of many of those swept back into office by his election. First among them was Vice President Dick Cheney, who said he believed that Bill Clinton had squandered the power and prestige of the presidency.


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I reported last week that our message on Sunday morning was on Church Discipline and my toes got stepped on. Well, Bro. Brandon preached out of I Corinthians 6 this past Sunday….and now my toes are black and blue!!!
Sunday Night our pastor told us this would probably be the shortest message he would preach to us and the title of the message was three short words. His text was taken out of I Corinthians 13 but we were told the story of Jacob and Esau, twin boys born to Isaac and his wife. As we most know the story, Jacob was the spoiled child and Esau was the firstborn. To read the story, it begins in Genesis 25. After all the adversities Isaac's sons went through in the end Esau, blessed by God, found it in his heart to forgive his brother, Jacob and let it go. That was the title of the sermon, "Let It Go."
No matter what has been done to us in the past or by whom we should do as God did for us when he saved us, throw it as far as from the East to the West, remember no more, forgive and let it go.
Thank you, Bro. Brandon for being such a faithful follower and preaching to us what God knows we need to hear. Next Sunday, I may have steel-toes shoes on with my dress.
Ben, Bro. Brandon and the rest of their crew made it home safely and without many bruises from their white water rafting. They reported having a good time.
Mary Ellen and Ms. Frankie Lee were both at church Sunday, both just as pretty as pictures. Mr. Frank was not able to be there. Mr. Virgil said Ms. Frances was just about the same. Inita stayed with her so Mr. Virgil could come to church.
Jolene had visitors from North Carolina this past weekend. DeAnna and Alana were here for a few days before their school starts back the end of the month.
Marie spent the weekend with her children and grandchildren in Byhalia this past weekend. She said she really enjoyed her time with them.
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Bacon Grilled Cheese Patty Melt$16.00
double quarter pound black angus patties, swiss cheese, caramelized onions, bacon cheddar grilled cheese buns, served with a side of tater tots and tomato bisque
Mac & Cheese Attack$15.00
quarter pound black angus patty between two fried mac and cheese buns with lettuce, tomato, scallions, sriracha ketchup, served with mixed greens tossed in red wine vinaigrette
Huevos Rancheros Burger$13.00
black angus patty, fried egg, chihuahua cheese, corn tortilla strips, roasted salsa roja, jalapeño aioli, served with curly fries
The Farmhouse$13.00
black angus patty, bbq pulled pork, fried egg, applewood smoked bacon, served with seasoned curly fries
Bfd Burger$14.00
breakfast for dinner! black angus patty, fried egg, applewood smoked bacon, five year aged cheddar, glazed doughnut bun, served with seasoned curly fries
Bourbon Bbq Burger$12.00
black angus patty, buttermilk blue cheese, grilled red onion, house made bourbon bbq sauce, bacon aioli, served with french fries
Rockit Double Cheeseburger$12.00
quarter pound black angus patties, shredded lettuce, tomato, pickle, american cheese, dijon mustard, served with french fries
Rockit Triple Cheeseburger$14.00
quarter pound black angus patties, shredded lettuce, tomato, pickle, american cheese, dijon mustard, served with french fries
Chickpea Burger$12.00
kale-chickpea patty, made with tomato and feta cheese, sprouts, spicy aioli, served with french fries
Salmon Burger$15.00
house made salmon patty, pickled ginger, pickled red onions, wasabi mayo, harvest wheat bun, served with french fries
The Macdaddy$13.00
black angus patty, braised beef short rib, mac and cheese, caramelized onions, served with french fries
The Hottie$13.00
black angus patty, breaded stuffed jalapeños, habanero jack cheese, ghost pepper aioli, served with french fries. this baby is spicy!
The Locavore$13.00
local beef raised in the midwest, goose island beer battered onion rings, nordic creamery smoked cheese, nueske bacon aioli, pretzel bun, served with french fries
Johnny Apple Burger$13.00
black angus patty, applewood smoked bacon, brie, gala apple, pecan aioli, served with bd's sweet potato fries
The Vegetarian$12.00
bbq red bean burger, cheddar, bell peppers, lettuce, tomato, chipotle mayo, served with seasoned curly fries
Truffle Mushroom Burger$13.00
voted people's choice, roscoe village burger fest! black angus patty, mushrooms, gruyere cheese, sautéed mushrooms, truffle crème fraiche, served with truffle fries
Venison Foie Gras Burger$21.00
venison patty, seared foie gras, red wine onion jam, served with parmesan truffle fries
Rockit Burger$19.00
wagyu kobe beef, melted brie, fried shallots, medjool date aioli, red onion brioche bun, served with truffle fries
Turkey Burger$12.00
avocado, chipotle mayo, lettuce, tomato, onion, pretzel bun, served with french fries
Black Angus Burger$11.00
lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle, pretzel bun, served with french fries
Flatbread Pizza
sliced tomato, mozzarella, fresh basil
Caramelized Onion and Brussel Sprout$12.00
parmesan cheese, four cheese sauce
Truffle Mushroom$12.00
chef selected wild mushrooms, gruyere, thyme, truffle crème fraiche
Bbq Pork$12.00
bbq pulled pork, applewood smoked bacon, grilled red onion, cheddar jack
Spicy Chorizo$12.00
chorizo sausage, cheddar jack cheese, tomato, cilantro, red onion, roasted salsa roja
Not Burgers
buffalo beer battered bacon, lettuce, tomato, buttermilk blue cheese, toasted bun, served with french fries
Breaded Mac & Cheese Bites$9.00
with sriracha ketchup
Rockit Cheese Fries$10.00
crispy french fries, shitake mushrooms, melted brie cheese
Rockit Poppers$8.00
breaded jalapeños stuffed with cheese, jalapeño aioli
Jumbo Chicken Wings$10.00
choice of buffalo, bbq, sweet chile lime, ranch dressing
Beer Battered Onion Rings$9.00
goose island beer batter, crispy breaded with red pepper aioli
Bbq Pork Nachos$11.00
corn tortilla chips, bbq pulled pork, nacho cheddar cheese, sour cream, scallions
Mac & Cheese$9.00
baked pasta with four cheeses
Buffalo Chicken Mac & Cheese$14.00
four cheese mac, buttermilk blue cheese, chives
Braised Beef Short Rib Mac & Cheese$14.00
four cheese mac, caramelized onions, gruyere
Turkey Chili
four cheese mac, caramelized onions, gruyere
- Cup $4.00
- Bowl $7.00
Tomato Bisque
plum tomato purée, tarragon crème fraiche
- Cup $4.00
- Bowl $7.00
Grilled Chicken Cobb$12.00
grilled chicken breast, romaine, spinach, tomato, bacon, cheddar, avocado, hard boiled egg, honey mustard dressing
Southwestern Chopped Salad$14.00
bbq chicken, romaine, corn, monterey jack, cheddar, tomato, chili peanuts, jalapeño ranch dressing
Buffalo Chicken Wrap$12.00
grilled chicken breast, chopped romaine lettuce, tomato, buttermilk blue cheese, jalapeño ranch, served with french fries
The Motherclucker$12.00
grilled chicken breast, applewood smoked bacon, cheddar, bourbon bbq sauce, pretzel bun, served with french fries
Not Just Fries
Truffle Tater Tots$7.00
truffle oil, parsley
Bd's Sweet Potato Fries$6.00
brown sugar salt, chipotle mayo
Truffle Fries$7.00
truffle oil, parsley
Tater Tots$6.00
Seasoned Curly Fries$6.00
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Root Beer Float$5.00
vanilla ice cream, whipped cream
Oreo Milkshake$5.00
oreo cookies, vanilla ice cream, whipped cream, choice of whole or skim milk
Caramel Banana Milkshake$5.00
bananas, caramel sauce, vanilla ice cream, whipped cream, choice of whole or skim milk
Butterfinger Mikshake$5.00
crushed butterfingers, vanilla ice cream, whipped cream, choice of whole or skim milk
Yogurt Smoothie$5.00
strawberries, bananas, greek yogurt, honey, skim milk
Absolut Peppar Bloody Mary$5.00
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Mimosas or Bacardi Mojitos$5.00
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didn't have rgiii but the skins pulled out a win 31-28 what a game. we will listen to what coach harbaugh has to say this morning. those stories a straight ahead on this monday morning. hope you had a great weekend. thanks for joining us on i am megan pringle. charley crowson is off and there are delays this morning. tal bort county and queen annes county on a 90 minute delay because of the fog. >> we have a dense fog advisory until 9 this morning. wouldn't be surprised if the fog advisory is extended because we are talking about visibility less than a quarter of a mile in a lot of spots. we can see the gray shading for entire viewing area. be prepared as you get out there. we are looking at slow travel times and lauren will give you that coming up. but maryland's most powerful radar, we are dry and at least that's what it look like but we have drizzle out there to talk about this morning as well. once that sun comes up, we are going to be dealing with a
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dreary look day and we will have the chance for showers to move in as well and also we have a warm front that's going to move through the area. that's going to warm the temperatures up but we will have a cold front slicing through the area as well. and that's going to make for difficult times as well. because there's a chance for thunder and lightning to move into the area as well. but, this morning, we are talking about temperatures coming in at 46 degrees in glen burnie. that humidity is 100%. so we have saturated air. that's why we are dealing with the fog. we can't hold that moisture and you see it at the surface. and that's what we are going to be seeing every where. so even mount airy 100% with temperatures at 47. and the last stop this morning comes to west friendship. 45 degrees, 100%. that dew point at 45. stepping out the door this morning, the temperatures are above average. you don't need the biggest coat in your closet just take the jacket. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook you have an accident.
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>> reporter: we have several in howard county. and again, that fog is going to be the main issues. reduced advice ability across the region. -- visibility across the region. turn on the low beams. we have a crash on 59 along the northbound lanes at -- 59 along the northbound lanes at -- 95 along the northbound lanes at 3 #. and another one at route 175. problems persister with we have a crash eastbound and westbound 100 at route 10. heading to interstate 70, we have a crash westbound at old national pike. and as we check in and look live right now at 83, you will notice a lot of reduced visibility in hunt valley. you can't see the highway on 83 at shawan road. all the more reason to take it slow this morning. here's what the west side of the beltway looks like. no delays right now on the inner loop or outer loop at liberty road. but fog is going to be a huge factor this morning. so take it slow and expect delays. that's a look at your abc2 sim saver traffic now over to you. two minutes after six. millions in fines but no laws
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were broken. those speed cameras that have caught many of you, it may have caught nothing. how those cameras malfunctioned is being investigated but one law makeer is demanding answers -- lawmaker is demanding answers and sherrie johnson is here to explain. >> reporter: today one lawmaker is demanding answers by bringing other lawmakers together to figure out what's going on with speed cameras. a recent controversy popped up following a state highway administration audit and a number of investigations from local media that showed malfunctioning cameras. this caused erroneous fines issued where no law was broken. with more than 40 million dollars in penalties, levied by the city since they were introduced, legislators want to make sure that the law is being enforced fairly and accurately. there's interest because of the high number of citations to residents in the county and high enough of schools and cameras in baltimore county encouraging city and state law makers to come together to
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ensure the system is operating fairly for children's safety. that news conference will be held today at noon in front of the baltimore city district court in downtown baltimore oncalvert street. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. a man was walking on the ramp to route 50 when he was hit by a car. this happened around 8:30 last night and state police say that the glen burnie man is being cpt alive for medical -- kept alive for medical purpose. a 18-year-old from severn was killed on friday night trying to cross solman's island road at west street. at the time of the collision, it was raining very heavily and the victim was wearing dark clothing. the authorities say she was not in the crosswalk and there was no evidence the driver in this case was speeding. a 19-year-old is recovering after being shot in middle river. baltimore county police are not releasing any information about a suspect yet. the teen was shot in the 100 block of kingston road not far from eastern and martin boulvard. the man was taken to shock
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trauma and police say he is expected to survive. police are trying to identify woman's body found in the woods on route 1 in howard county. that victim was found by a man who was walking along the route in laurel on sunday afternoon. police believe that the woman was in her 40s and was reported missing a few weeks ago by a friend. a graduate student at california state university has passed away after a police shooting. campus police responded to a call of an off campus dorm late saturday night. a 38-year-old student vieently attacked an officer. student was shot and later -- violently attacked an officer. the student was shot and later died. five minutes after 6. the dallas cowboys football player charged in the death of one of his teammates is now out of jail. josh brent was released early saturday morning and is charged with suspicion of intoxication manslaughter in the death of jerry brown junior. brown was an outsideline backer for the dallas practice squad. he was 25 years old.
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this is reportedly josh brent's second drunk driving arrest. no doubt about it, it's going to be the topic of conversation at work or anywhere you go. ravens fans are feeling a bit beatened up after the battle of the beltway but it might take a while to recover because the redskins won in overtime 31-28 at fed ex field. and it came down to a field goal. >> disappointing loss. a heck of a football game. congratulations to the redskins getting it done at the end of the game like they did. they deserved the game because of the way they played at the end of the game. we are not disheartened weep understand what we are fighting for. >> we are close -- we were close but it was a back and forth game the whole day, and it was not one we felt we had in the bag. it was one that we thought might come down to the end the whole time and it did. >> next week the ravens play the broncos at home at m and t
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bank stadium at 1:00. it's the holidays and we are looking for a good deal this time of year. but looking for the best bargain can put you at risk. we have a warning from the better business bureau this morning in this week's scam alert. and bringing brownies to your classmates seems like a nice thing to do except police say these were laced with drugs. what happened to students who ate them and now what happened to the two that allegedly baked them. if you are snow lover this will make you jealous. it's beginning to look like christmas in other parts of the country but could any of it be headed our way? >> and we are foggy this morning and mainly dry. but we have showers back off towards the west. i will tell you when those move in our area coming up. >> reporter: fog is a problem across the reg ofnlt it's so -- region. it's so bad at hunt valley you can't see 83 at hunt. and we have several accidents across the region. details coming up on good morning maryland. >> and this is a live picture
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of new york city's times square. let's head up there for today's tech bites. >> reporter: in today's tech bites, t-mobile jones apple. the nation's 4th largest wireless carrier will begin offering the customers the iphone early next year joining other major providers. lack of iphone has been blamed for t-moble's loss of subscribers. the online hotel reviews do matter. cornel university study find a link between good reviews and good sales especially in economy and mid price hotels. games.com says lego lord of the rings has top notch production with dialogue and music from the films. and players can join and leave the game without disrupting it. >> you have a friend that comes over and they want to hop in and enjoy the experience. they can do that and when they are done they leave and you continue from where the two of you left off. >> reporter: the game is available for all major gaming systems. those are your tech bites.
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11 minutes after 6 thanks for joining us on this monday morning. who wouldn't want to use more cash at the holidays. we all do. scamers know it. that's why they are luring you in with promises of the preapproved loans. but abc2 news joce stern sterman has a warning of why you shouldn't buy into this in this week's scam alert. >> reporter: even the best offers come with a price. and at this time of year when you are scraping to pay the bills, you are more at risk for scams. >> targeting us at a time when we are vulnerable we need more cash. >> reporter: angie barnett says people are targeted with bogus holiday loan offers that come into the e-mail and claim you
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are preapproved to get 1,000 bucks. >> they are appealing to people at time when we are shopping and we are not always smart. we are more reacting to emotion. >> reporter: and a quick reaction to try to grab this money could cost you. barnett says you will be asked to follow links and hand over your personal information. but there's a big problem. >> what was very alarming is that it was not a secured website. >> reporter: which puts you at risk for identity theft one scenario chances are the schemers may say you won't qualify unless you put down collateral in the form of cash you wire. barnett says that's not just a red flag and it's illegal because you shouldn't have to pay an up front fee for a loan. >> those are all the warning signs it's a scam and you will never get your,000 dollar loan. >> reporter: you will be giving scamers a hefty holiday gift. joce sterman, abc2 news. a winter storm is moving east across america's heartland and take a look at this video coming from minnesota this morning. more than 150 flights were
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canceled out of minneapolis and police responded to more than 300 car crashes or spinouts. look at the roads. they look so messy and they were working around the clock to keep the roads open. >> the first few shifts are hard but you get into a routine and get used to it and that's just the way it is. >> several big highways around the twin city area closed and at least 16 inches of snow is on the ground in minneapolis and st. paul. so many of you want the winner weather and snow but look at the roads and think maybe not. >> i know. >> you hear about the flights canceled and it looks pretty and it's that time of year. >> exactly. but we are not going to get it. we are going to get cooler air but that's going to bring us back to seasonable levels. we need to drop down well below that. >> what's up with the fog? you think it will be extended later into the day. >> i thinking -- i am thinking that. you can't see the hand in front of your face out there. i believe it will be extended.
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we need to take it easy as we head out and about. make sure to have the low beams on and drive slowly. >> all right. >> let's talk about what's going on right now. across the nation, we can see so we are talking about the snow back in minneapolis. well, let's look at it because that's what's coming down and it's starting to taper off a bit but they were dealing with blowing snow and when you have that you are dealing with blizzard conditions across the area. closer to home, we are going to be dealing with the liquid form of precipitation that's going to be moving in here as we go into the afternoon. be prepared for that as well. we zoom in and we can see what's happening right now. we have a lot of cloud cover out there this morning. and megan was talking about the fog yes, that's there as well. basically fog and clouds at the ground. that's what we are seeing for a while this morning. dense widespread fog across the area. now, this is what's going on in terms of temperatures. this is the one thing i can tell you is good news if you don't want to put the big bulky coat on you don't have to. we can see temperatures at 51
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in blattensburg and chesapeake beach 54 degrees above the high temperatures and that's at 47 where we should be for a high and lows we should be at 30 degrees. we are well above that. good morning bel air. you are coming in at 43. northeast 45. and 47 in galena and 55 in goldsboro and 58 degrees in federalsburg right now. this is what we can expect. warm front will slice through the area this of noon. it's going to keep us mild. we will be cloudy and maybe a few peeks of sunshine. and if we get sunshine in here, we are going to be seeing close to 70 degrees if not 70. then we have the cold front i was talking about that's going to move through and bring in the cooler air. but not the cold air. temperatures will be seasonable 48 to 51 degreesp and then we will see more -- degrees, and then we will see more sunshine headheading into tomorrow. but thursday and friday, that's when we are talking about ample sunshine across the area and this will continue but for today, we are talking about high temperatures coming in at
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65 degrees. and that 7-day forecast, well, it locks like this as we go into time. our next chance for some showers works its way back in here on sunday. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. >> reporter: good morning. fog is going to be the main concern out on the roads. there's reduced visibility across the region so it's extremely important for you to take it slow. turn on the low beams this morning as you head out. we have several accidents big problems in howard county. we have a crash on 95 along the northbound lanes at route 32. and another crash along the southbound lanes of columbia pike at briggs cheney road you want to watch out for. another crash westbound route 100 at route 10 and another accident on interstate 70 right along westbound lanes at old national pike. and as we check in and look live outside, here on the northwest corner of the beltway, notice a lot of fog at old court road. a 12 minute ride on the outer loop from 795 down to 95. and the foggy conditions will continue here in parkville at harford road.
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traffic moving along. no significant delays on the beltway but fog still going to be a huge issue. so take our advice and take it slow if you are heading out this morning. that's your abc2 timesaver traffic megan over to you. news time 6:17. an outrageous restaurant bill not because of the charge but because of what was printed on it. abc's mark greenblat has the details. >> reporter: rule number one with casinos, the house is supposed to win. the cameo club casino restaurant in stockton california left three women feeling taken in an unusually large way. >> i got the bill and looking at the bill and i was like why does this receipt say fat imirls. >> i was like oh heck no. >> reporter: sure enough there it is. right on the top of the receipt. a bartender named jeff typed in fat girls to keep track of the bill for the table h they asked for an explanation. >> he had a smerk on his -- smirk on his face like it was funny and trying not to laugh. >> reporter: it went from bad
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to worse when they wanted hem to -- them to pay the bill with 25% discount. they declined and the manage are's next offer too. >> he was like i could do 50%. and we are just like are you serious? >> reporter: in a facebook message overnight, the cameo club casino owner maggie lewis apologized saying insulting a customer is intolerable in our establishment. as for jeff, he's now looking for a new job. >> he was busy last night but that's no excuse. >> reporter: jimmy didn't work that night but is trying to clean up the mess. >> i just want to tell them we are sorry for that. and that we will do everything in our power to make sure this never happens to anyone ever again. >> reporter: this is the sort of thing that will sting for a while. >> it's like i can see it over and over again. 6:18. this morning's health alert a study on the long-term impact of teen dating violence.
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be physical or emotional, researchers found when you compare to teens reporting no dating violence teen girls victimize by a boyfriend were more likely to smoke drink heavily or feel depressed five years later. teen boys victimized by a girlfriend exhibited moreantisocial behaviors and had more suicidal thoughts. you might wonder when you heart results of this what are the signs to look for. -- hear the results of this, what are the signs to look for. >> does your child come home upset after being with his or her boy or girlfriend. >> they teamed with boston university and surveyed nearly 6,000 teens for the study. two students are facing multiple felony charges this morning. authorities say they brought marijuana laced brownies to school. classmates and professor at colorado university ate the baked goods. 7 people became sick and 3 went to the hospital including their instructor. >> she just kept going in and out of consciousness.
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so she would answer a question and then slump. one can only imagine had she been in the car or with her children in the car when this thing -- when the drugs tarted -- started to take effect what could have been the outcome of this. it's a terrible, irresponsible and reckless act. >> officials say the looming legallation of small a marijuana has nothing to a do with what happened inside the classroom. the national hanukkah menorah was lit on sunday during a special ceremony and thousands of people were there to celebrate. sunday marked the first day and second night of hanukkah. the first lighting of the menorah took place in 1979. some usual visitors at sunday morning service in new york city. pets big a small were on the upper east side church there with the priest and a rabbi who took sometime to bless people's pets. this event is sponsored by the
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aspca. do you have presents to get in the mail? a lot of you do and if you are going to do it today, be prepared to be patient because fed ex says you will have a lot of company. and it seems like an early christmas gift at the pump. prices drop but for how long and why? we will hear what the experts have to say coming up. a can of del monte green beans?
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today is the busiest day of the year for federal express and they expect to ship out 19 million package. if it happens it will seat record for the company. reason for the increase is because more of russ doing our online shopping. you have plenty time to gets gifts to the destination prechristmas delivery is guaranteed through december 17th. you may end up having more money in your pocket that's good news to do a little more christmas shopping and that's because gas prices are dropping. a month ago the national average for a gallon of gas was
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nearly 3.50 and now it's nearly 14 cents cheaper -- cheaper. >> aa's prediction is price should be 3.20 per gallon and 3.40 per gallon. >> i am thrilled. i have to buy gas no matter what. so, the fact it's less is definitely especially now with christmas coming up. >> the average around baltimore is $3.29 and the state average is $3.32. it's 6:25 right now. disbelief and anger. people are reacting to the suicide of a nurse who was duped by two shock jocks pretending tonight queen. will they keep their job? we will hear from them. a plane that crash was found and investigators believe it belonged to a popular american mexican singer. so we have details on what they found and if anybody survived.
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cliff? the latest on the fiscal cliff and why it's so hard for law makers to come to an agreement. >> one bad habit leads to another a study is shedding light on why it may be so hard for your kid to shed pounds. those stories straight ahead on this monday morning. thanks for joining us. and happy monday i hope you had a great weekend. charley crowson has the day off but lynette charles is here with important stuff to tell you because many school districts right now talbot queen annes and kent county are on a delay because of the fog. >> it's because we have a dense fog advisory in effect until 9. i will show you that in a second. we have reduced visibility and less than a quarter of a mile visibility. a lot of spots this morning. so you need to take it easy as you head out and about. along the eastern shore, that's where we are looking at the delays this morning. the fog is going to be with us for an extended period of time. we look at dense fog advisory for the areas here shaded in the gray color. this is until 9 but i would not be
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Economics: Daily Show Correspondents Explain It All
The Daily Show correspondents weigh in on why economists are more than just nerdy, high-panted economic yodas with no accountability. More inside the blog.
The Daily Show correspondents weigh in on why economists are more than just nerdy, high-panted economic yodas with no accountability. More inside the blog.
From Newsweek Magazine:
It's worrying to think that shareholder democracy is needed to rectify shortcomings in the real thing, yet this week two of the nation's biggest corporations will give their investors precisely that opportunity. Motions on the ballots at the annual meetings of Bank of America and 3M will act as referenda on the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in the Citizens United case, which handed companies the same freedoms of speech accorded people. Happily, restricting the use of corporate money in politics isn't just good for democracy, it's good business.
We'll be hearing a lot about Medicare between now and November. President Barack Obama wants to tweak it. Mitt Romney wants to reinvent it. Everyone who wants to get elected, however, agrees on one thing: nothing will change for the current crop of seniors and soon-to-be seniors.
Whew. Six months and Mr. Neff will be home free! Less than a year and a half and we'll both have free health care! And then we can afford to retire, right?
In an interview with Rolling Stone, Paul Krugman talks about his new book, and why fixing the economy is easier than we think:
Four years after the start of the Great Recession, nobody would mistake U.S. economy for a thrumming engine of growth, prosperity, and human flourishing. Sure, we're officially out of "recession." But the recovery is painfully slow and uneven, and 24 million Americans are still unemployed or underemployed. There's a lot of pain out there, and a lot of potential going to waste.
Read the interview here
If the GOP presidential primaries have been any indication, voter turnout for November's election could be fairly dismal. Between the uber-polarization of the parties and nationwide trend toward the middle at a voter level, many may opt to stay at home.
The lack of enthusiasm is especially evident in the youngest voting bloc, age 18-24. According to the latest from Public Religion Research and Georgetown University's Berkley Center, young adults are not exactly excited about their prospects of either political persuasion. Further, while one in six of them are registered to vote, only 46 percent plan to cast theirs in November.
But apart from the state of public discourse and apathy concerns of the weary voter, another issue is creeping up that could pose a problem for potential turnout—money.
According to The Atlantic Cities, some cities simply don't have the money—and have to cut elsewhere—to host an election.
"… municipalities are scrambling to pay the costs associated with manning polling places. Some have said they'll put off road repairs while transit crews work on Election Day. Others may borrow workers from other departments to help count votes. In practice, this will likely mean fewer voting precincts, shorter hours and longer lines."
In a culture that is not known for its patience or attention span, how will this trend affect the public's motivation, or lack thereof, to hit the polls in November?
A Church of England vicar has been sentenced to 4 1/2 years in prison for conducting hundreds of bogus weddings and illegally pocketing more than 30,000 pounds ($48,000) in fees.
The Rev. Brian Shipsides was convicted and sentenced Tuesday (April 3) for carrying out a "meticulously planned and orchestrated" immigration fraud over a 2 1/2 period at All Saints Church in east London.
Authorities said the vicar conducted the fake marriages of non-Europeans, mostly Nigerians, to European partners to try to obtain immigration rights to stay in Britain.