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more twists and turns. another general and an fbi agent have joined in the scandal that led to the downfall of david petraeus. good afternoon. i'm pat lawson muse. >> we begin with news. a 17-year-old boy now charged with his second murder in less than a week. >> keith russell is at our news4 live desk about a case that has stunned folks in waldorf. >> reporter: guys, a 17-year-old young man is in custody for the murder of teresa bass. they were shot while working their dorg in waldorf last month. the person arrested is joshua memb mebane. he will be charged as an adult. it is not clearhat his motive for shooting the waldorf couple was. police are scheduled to hold a news conference at 4:30. we'll have the update on this breaking news from charles county on news4 at 5:00. pat and jim, back to you. >> all right. to our other big breaking
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news story we're following this afternoon. former d.c. council chairman kwame brown learns his fate for a federal bank fraud charge. >> his sentence includes two years probation, half a year of home detention. hundreds of hours of community service and a day in police custody. brown also got his sentence for a misdemeanor campaign finance charge at d.c. superior court today and that's where we find tom sherwood live with the latest on brown's long day of legal proceedings. tom? >> just a short time ago, brown was right here in d.c. superior court. he was shackled in chains on his hands and feet. he appeared before a judge on his misdemeanor conviction. earlier today, he faced a different judge on the felony that forced him from office. >> step back and give him room. >> reporter: last summer, kwame brown in a few chaotic hours resign as d.c. council chairman and pleaded guilty to felony bank fraud charges.
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he had forged home loans. he even faxed the phony documents. he was back in federal court tuesday to be formally sentenced but not before he told the judge he had done wrong because of my own poor conduct, i am not a victim. it was stupid. it was wrong. brown's mother and wife left the court without comment. brown was detained to serve one day in custody. his sentence also includes two years supervised release, a form of probation, six months in home detention with electronic monitoring, a 10:00 p.m. curfew and $480 hours of community service. >> he has received a sentence from the court. the court expects that he will abide by the sentence. that means all of his terms. if it means the curfew at 10:00, he needs to be in his house at 10:00, when they turn the bracelet on, it goes ping at his home. >> reporter: prosecutors noted he had accepted responsibility for his crime, given up his
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public office and that he was cooperating with prosecutors and their investigations. he's gone from being one of the most powerful city politicians to being a convicted felon. at the courthouse, tom sherwood, news4. >> hey, tom, this town has seen comebacks before. marion berry served time and came back in a big way. is kwame brown's political career over? >> reporter: a lot of people think so. his lawyer says he has no plans to make any kind of political he comeback. he will be under supervised probation for two years with the court so he won't likely be in that special election in april. most people believe that kwame brown is done when it comes to elective office. >> is he done serving that day? does this day down? >> reporter: yes. the judge in the federal case sentenced him to one day in custody of the u.s. marshals. and he spent that day, he'll be in until 5:30.
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that's yewhy he was in chains. he is in federal custody until 5:30 today and then begins two years in communicate service to make up for his crime. >> tom sherwood, thank you. the plot thickens. new names are now coming out in that scandal involving former cia director david petraeus. it all began with his having an affair with paula broadwell. investigators say she sent threatening e-mails to jill kelley, a petraeus family friend. now the pentagon is looking into thousands of e-mails between kelley and general john allen. live on capitol hill with more on another twist. how shirtless photos from an fbi agent are now playing into this scandal. steve? >> put that one last, jim. since it is but clearly the least important. general john allen, u.s. commander in afghanistan, is not over there tonight. coincidencely, he is here in washington for hearings that had
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been scheduled tomorrow on what allen still hopes will be his next job. he is just in time for his reputation to be called into question. general john allen, u.s. commander in afghanistan, was on track to be nato commander until disclosure that he is under investigation by the pentagon. jill kelley, a socialite in tampa and general allen allegedly exchanged e-mails and documents suspected of being inappropriate. through a spokesman today, allen insisted there was no affair. kelley is the one whose complaints that she was getting harassing e-mails led the fbi to paula broadwell and the affair between broadwell and general david petraeus. unlike petraeus who has admitted inif i had sxelt resigned as director of the cia, allen got a vote of confidence today from president obama. >> he has faith in general allen. he believes he is doing and it's had a done an excellent job. >> reporter: the petraeus scandal has washington stunned. some are angry that the afghan
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war costing so many u.s. lives and dollars was hardly mentioned until this. >> now we've become obsessed with the sex life of the cia director and the commander. it is just, a bit of it seems out of balance. >> reporter: some question the fbi's involvement. >> cyber harassment between two women or any two people is certainly involving a love triangle or whatever it was should not rise to this level. >> reporter: others wonder why the federal probe was kept from congress and the white house. >> the fbi which knew about all of this months ago, apparently told nobody about it. >> reporter: parts of the allen/kelley/broadwell case had someone so upset, he sent kelley shirtless photos of himself and was pulled off the case. one more twist in a case that could cost two generals their reputations. i'm steve handelsman, news4. >> all right. stay tuned.
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thank you. coming up at 4:30, we'll have more on the women involved in the petraeus scandal. pat? right now, a former student is on trial accused of killing her roommate at bowie state university. alexis simpson is accused of stabbing dominique frazier to death. the two got into an argument over the volume of an ipod. simpson's lawyers say she was acting in self-defense. coming up at 5:00, prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins will have more on that. 20 public schools could soon be closed in the district. d.c. public schools' chancellor kaya henderson announced the plan this morning. the schools will be closed in every ward except wards 1 and 3. most of the schools closings are in wards 5 and 7. the name of the schools are being announced at a news conference right now. chris gordon will have a full report with all the details coming up at 5:00. take a i halive look outsid.
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we are about to get our coldest weather in nearly a week. >> dig sweaters and the coats out. that comes after a messy morning commute. the problem wasn't just the rain. veronica johnson has the latest. veronica? >> that's right. we had some wind, too, this morning and even some sleet in a couple of neighborhoods. outside, we do have sunshine with us. as the clear skies came in very quickly behind the weather front this morning. we had pockets of sleet right there. the front was moving out. the last of the cold air rushing in. not only is he surface but especially aloft right there in ellicott city. yesterday, we had sleet. it was not lasting very long. he had to really catch the individual yost pictures very quickly. this was on the top of my pickup truck. you can see it bouncing off the driveway. the morning sleet and now of course, sunshine but cold air. yesterday we had temperatures that were in the low 70s.
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today, look at that. 48 to 50 degrees. some neighborhoods only at 45 degrees. so during the overnight period, as you said, it is going to be a cold winter. we'll talk about that. while our weather will be fairly quiet for a while, oh-oh, we've got something interesting coming up for thanksgiving week travel. i'll talk more about that in a couple minutes. members of congress returning to capitol hill right now. one of the most daupting items on their agenda this week is the looming fiscal cliff. leaders of both sides appear to be standing firm as danielle lee reports, without a compromise, the nation could be facing a new recession. >> reporter: lawmakers return to washington welcoming the newly elected members of congress and promising they're ready for progress. >> we're going to work together to reignite the american dream. >> make no mistake. republicans are offering bipartisan solutions. now it is the president's turn. >> reporter: unless congress
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reaches a deal which so far has eluded them, the new year will bring about $600 billion in budget cuts and one of the steepest tax increases in 60 years. middle income families will pay about $2,000 more in taxes a year. >> let's work on a package that will be booked just and good for this country. >> reporter: that's where lawmaker disagree. republicans still want to extend tax cuts to everyone. democrats including the president favor raising taxes on the wealthy. >> we will not sign the bill that extends the bush era tax cuts for the wealthiest americans. >> reporter: they also haggle over what to cut, how to change the tax code and where to find savings and entitlement programs. >> our biggest problems are the spending on social security, on medicare. >> congress created this fiscal cliff last year, assuming would it force them to reach a compromise on an alternative deficit reduction plan. with just about seven weeks before the year is up, defense secretary leon panetta admits, he is worried what will happen
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if they don't reach a deal. >> if they just kick the can down the road, it will continue to represent a cloud over the defense department. that's the last thing i need right now. >> reporter: a real possibility that has the white house begging congress to find the middle ground. in washington, i'm danielle lee, nbc news. bono made a stop at the white house today. he met with president obama and vice president biden. they discussed everything from aids to fighting poverty to global development. boneo is widely known for his humanitarian efforts, especially in africa. he has been nominated for a nobel peace prize. a battle to lead the country. why groups in 20 different states are asking to secede from the united states. deal or no deal. the four things you should never buy from an outlet. ♪
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>> if you like rebecca black's friday, you will like this. the anthem waiting to get stuck in your head. next, your hot talk.
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who is a better driver? mom or dad? >> and the viral video just in time for turkey day. those are some of the hot topics today. it has been so long, cane, i forgot how to say your name. you took a sandy break, an election break. >> and the election thing. >> to see both of you. glad you let me in and remembered who i was. >> after this song we may regret it. if we're infected in our minds with it, we remember that song, friday, friday. this is the new attention on
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youtube. it has to do with the holiday next thursday. let's take listen and we'll talk about it on the other side. ♪ first there was easter and the fourth of july ♪ ♪ but now it's thanksgiving ♪ thanksgiving ♪ we were going to have a good time ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh thanksgiving >> her name is nicole westbrook. rebecca black was the original with friday. the company that does these is arc music factory. you will see patrice wilson popping in here in a minute. you can hire this company if you have a kid that wants to be like a superstar. and right now, 5,219,000 views and downing on this. and is it infectiously good or bad? ♪ it's thanksgiving she sings into a turkey song
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halfway through the song. no, she really does. sing into a -- no, she does. >> dancing to the beat of a turkey. >> so patrice wilson has found a hit on his hands. you can play it for everyone or after you eat turkey next week. entirely after you. it is the most viral video of the week by far. because next week is thanksgiving ♪ >> are you kidding? >> play it for like a week now. >> hey, listen, there's new information out there about the difference between driving, between moms and dads. men have always said women are worse drivers and vice versa. what is your research showing? >> i am completely impartial to this however i am passing along research. keep that in mind. think back when you were growing up and you were riding in the car. who was the better driver? kids ages 5-7 were asked this question. they said dads were better but moms were more fun. dads were more likely to get road rage but mom were more
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likely to curse. and drop bad language. they asked the kids, this was my favorite part and you have to see this as part of the story. we'll probably hook this up on washingtondc.com. we asked the kids, ninjas, aliens i think one was space aliens. ask your kids. hey, what does that mean? like the airbag light. oh, that's a ninja. see what they say. >> jingle ball coming up tomorrow. >> yes. ♪ after thanksgiving ♪ justin bieber will be opening and you get to see who you want to meet and greet. it could be julio iglesias. >> you name drop. >> sounds like a date. ♪ >> let's transition to the
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weather. >> it is starting to feel like holidays out there. it is getting cool, veronica. >> you expect me to do the weather now? this song is in my head. i have to erase it before i start. thanks a lot! let's take a look back at the rainfall that we did get with this weather system that brought in the cold air. look at that. we had anywhere from .22 of an inch of rain. i should make come over here and do the weather. >>. ♪ thanksgiving. >> culpepper, of course, the rain ended with wind and a little sleet. it was 11:00 p.m. when our temperature went from 64 to 49 degrees by 2:00 a.m. with that front coming through. rain for us and now the rain is in a fairly quiet period coming up for the next couple days. you can see it extending into areas of norfolk and raleigh, north carolina. 50 degrees, our temperature right now. the northwest wind is at 13.
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we had gusts up to 35 miles an hour. but you know what? it will be a breezy one throughout the evening and even a little bit of wind for early tomorrow morning with the temperature starting out at 38 to 37 degrees. with a little bit of wind still on for tomorrow morning. i do think that we're windchills that will be in the upper 20s to the low 30s. there we've got high pressure moving in. a breezy chilly evening for us. that high pressure will be with us tomorrow so we'll have sunshine throughout the day tomorrow. maybe a few high clouds around the coast. then as we get into thursday, more of that cool sunshine. and then the clouds down to the south. around areas of southeastern virginia. right along this weather front that's moving off the coast. an area of low pressure will develop and we'll see some cloud cover come back into the area. friday looking like it could be a mostly cloudy day with a one-daybreak on saturday with more sunshine before the next storm forms. that is the storm system that
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looks like it could be yet another coastal storm for us, starting at the second half of the weekend. i'll have more on that coming up at 4:45. your forecast, breezy, chilly conditions as temperature continue to fall from 44 to 37 degrees. by tomorrow morning, we're clear and cold. the coat needed. for some, the gloves with 32 to 38 degrees with windchill temperatures in the 20s. by afternoon tomorrow, sunshine returns. we're chilly and still some leftover winds. 45 to 50 degrees. that's it for a high temperature. with those types of temps, that's more of what you would feel in the early part of december. there's a look at your four-day forecast. 55 on friday with more clouds. we'll talk about the weekend. specially second half with that next coastal storm system coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks. still ahead, the woman accused of running over her husband because he didn't vote.
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another big night on "the voice" putting everything on the line for the competition. tonight it will be the end of the journey for two contest nts at a. >> we'll get to hear a performance by christina aguilera and celo green. now live in hollywood with a recap of last night's performances and what we can expect tonight. >> reporter: indeed the countdown is on to tonight's results show. the artists are on pins and needles as they wait to determine who will stay and who will go. now, as you said tonight, a big show in store, including that performance by christina and celo. they'll be singing a song off her new album. so definitely some exciting things there. also, jason will be giving a performance with a couple of the contestants. as to who will stay and who will go, let's break it down for you. we have more information when we
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look at some social media. last night the 12 remaining singers, three from each team. hope to earn america's vote and a chance to come back next week. who is going home? when we look at itunes, we learn that each itunes download counts as a vote. let's take a look at youtube. first, melanie martinez had the most views on youtube but brian keith is ranked higher on itunes. and moving on to team blake, cassidy has the most youtube views of all the contestants with her behind the hazel eyes, her song is number 37 on the itunes top 100 charts. moving on to team celo. the highest contestants on itunes at number 32 and the highest for youtube views on his team, he gave one of the strongest performances of the night with when a man loves a woman. then finally, when we look at team christina, dez has the most
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youtube views and appears to be the only one on his team to get to the itunes top 100. what does all this mean? we really don't know. but it gives you a sense who have is really trending out there on twitter, on facebook, on youtube, on itunes, and it could be an indication as to who will stick around. the show gets underway in just a few hours from now and an exciting show planned ahead. >> a twist where not every coach is guaranteed a contestant in the finale. could that impact what we see tonight? >> reporter: well, it could indeed. because tonight the two contestants with the least amount of votes will be going home. so it will leave some of the teams uneven in terms of numbers. if they continue this trend, one of the coaches might be knocked out before we get to the finals. so it will be interesting to see how that all plays out as well. >> we'll be watching. live for us in hollywood, thanks
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so much. we want to thank her for getting that thanksgiving tune out of our heads. the women of the petraeus scandal coming up on news4, how they became linked to some of the country's most powerful men. and a change is coming to sesame street after elmo's inventer is
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welcome back, everybody. at 4:30, i'm jim handly. >> i'm pat lawson muse. we begin with our big breaking news. a 17-year-old charged with killing a d.c. cab driver is accused of mushding a waldorf women. joshua mebane was arrested for the murder of teresa bass. bass was shot a few days before halloween as she walk on a trail with her husband near her home. he is accused of shooting and killing a d.c. cab driver in northeast last wednesday. coming up on news4 at 5:00, news4's reporter will have a live report on what led to this new report. the former d.c. council chair kwame brown sentenced to two years probation today. six months of home detention and 480 hours of community service for federal bank fraud. brown admitted to lying on documents, loan documents and
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stepped down as part of the plea deal. he also got a suspended 30-day jail sentence for a campaign finance charge so he won't have to spend any time hinl bars if he sticks to his probation material. to the growing petraeus scandal. a defense official strongly denies that general john allen had an affair or acted inappropriately with campus socialite jill kelley. they said the number of e-mails between general and kelley have been exaggerated. allen's correspondence with kelley came to light and ultimately ened the career of retired general david petraeus. >> we are more this afternoon about the two women involve in this scandal. >> those who know jill kelley and paula broadwell are speaking out about this. the two are now under a very unwanted microscope. >> this is something that will brand her for life. >> reporter: david kwame is the brother of jill kelley.
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he defends his sister dismissing any suggestion that she is anything more than friends with general petraeus my sister number one is a mother. okay? three kids, extremely dedicated to those kids. number two, she is a wife. she is extremely dedicated to her husband. and he to her. so for her to have an affair with general petraeus is completely ludicrous. >> reporter: kelley seen leaving her tampa home monday describes petraeus as a long time family friend. in a joined statement with her husband scott, she asks for privacy. law enforcement sources say someone was sending her harassing e-mails. the fbi later discovered that paula broadwell, petraeus' buy go -- biographer was sending them. frequently funded for the wounded warriors program, they often socialized together. right now kelley's brother said
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he is offering his full support. >> the conversation that's i've had with her were basically, i love you and we're here for you for whatever you need. >> reporter: meanwhile, monday night, fbi agents removed items from broadwell's north carolina home. foreign policy expert mike o'hanlon has known petraeus and broadwell for years. >> she is a pretty great person. she is a person with amazing interests in our country's security. >> reporter: broadwell shown here if afghanistan embedded on an intelligence mission in 2010 had unprecedented access to petraeus as she researched her book, later calling petraeus her mentor. >> as a sort of academic mennor of mine, he is proud that i've been able to do this. >> reporter: while some former aides describe her as calculating, o'hanlon said her family life in north carolina with her husband scott and two children tell a different story. >> however big a mistake she's made and it is huge, this is a person who worked hard.
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worked hard to raise her kids. worked hard to do a good job with the book. >> reporter: the woman perhaps most deeply impacted by all of this is holly petraeus, the general's wife of more than 30 years. former aides say it would be an understatement to say that she is infuriated. nbc reached out to the petraeus, broadwell and kelley families but has been heard back. the clouds and rain rolled out but cold weather is here to stay for a while. veronica? >> that's right. if you're going out this evening, it will be chilly. yesterday at this time we had temperature in the 60s. now they're in the 40s. mid and upper 40s across the area. take a look. you've got spots laytonsville. annapolis, maryland, 50 degrees your current temperature. as we go through the evening, we drop to 42. by 11:00 p.m., still a little wind and a light wind, too, for
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tomorrow morning. we'll be starting out in the upper 20s on 30s. a cold one. we'll have more on our seven-day forecast and a look at that next coastal storm coming up in a few. an arizona woman says she was angry at her husband for not voting on election day. so she ran him over with her jeep. 28-year-old holly sullivan was arrested over the weekend, charged with domestic assault. police say she chased her husband around a lot after a heated argument. he tried to run away but she eventually mowed him down, leaving him with serious injuries. police say she was upentiset ab the president's re-election and lost when it she found out her husband didn't bother to vote. it seems to happen every four years right after the election. groups in texas and 19 other states have started petitions asking to secede from the union. so far the petition in texas has garnered more than 36,000 signatures. the problem is texas really has no authority to leave the u.s. while the constitution does not
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have any guidance for secession, a presidential proclamation in 1866 says states cannot leave on their own will. a thief fisk wrong store to rob. still to come, an unusual way the clerk defended himself against a bandit. what is bargain and what's not?
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crowds for the concert began forming days ago. thousands of fans slept outside and braved the cold and the rain to get a spot on or near rockefeller plaza. nbc says it is the biggest crowd ever for the "today" show concert. the band members have announced they will start in a 3d movie next year. how much do kids get for their allowance these days? about $15 a week according to the institute of certified public account dlanlts. that adds up to $780 every year. most parents also say that their kids aren't wasting a minute and spend the money as soon as it is in their hands. >> does that factor in inflation? >> i think so. it doesn't sound like it.
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coming up, what sesame street will do without the man who created elmo now that he is accused of having an under age relationship. >> what is going on with this weather tonight? >> fairly quiet, certainly cold for tonight. you will need the coat and the gloves. coming up in a couple of minutes, we'll take a sneak peek at thanksgiving week. a lot of folks traveling.
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we were talking about what
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song we have in our head now. you're thanksgiving week forecast. you've still got a thanksgiving song in there. >> you just put it back there, jim. all right. stop. we're taking a look at a sneak peek at thanksgiving week with our extended forecast which does look as though right now, there is a possible of some wet weather for folks traveling on monday. maybe even tuesday. we start with right now and a look outside. gorgeous sunset, of course. cool sunshine for us at 50 degrees. breezy, too, with that northwest win at 13 miles per hour right now. and it didn't take long at all for the dry air to move in. look at that dew point temperature at 27 degrees right now with humidity at 41%. gorgeous sunset. the rain rolled out of here fairly quick. now we've got the clearing skies. west virginia areas, areas of west virginia, kentucky and charlotte. high pressure moves in. and we're clear and cold for the overnight period. as we drop into the 20s to upper 30s, d.c. down to 37 degrees for the early part of the day. then we'll hit a high of about 47 to 50 degrees.
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50, fredericksburg. 48, annapolis. leesburg, 47 degrees. that's it for a high temperature tomorrow. like today, there will be some wind around. only less wind for tomorrow. not quite as sharp of a chill. 45 to 50 degrees for tomorrow. again, breezy sunshine we'll have. the deal for this weekend, on sunday there's the possibility of a coastal storm system forming. sunday, monday, possibly tuesday time period. once again, moving northward up the coast. depending on how close to the coast this storm gets will of course be a big factor. right now i don't think the cold air will be locked one this storm system. so snow up likely but possible tidal rises and beach erosion. it is a wait and see for right now. wanted to let you know it is a possibility. so we're cool. the next couple of days feeling like december. your next chance of precip again, sunday with that coastal storm possibly. monday as well. with our temperatures then dropping off.
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and that's not all. there could be yet another system after that. so a busy weather week coming up next week. back to you. an update on our breaking news. we are now seeing the picture of the 17-year-old charged with killing a d.c. cab driver and a waldorf woman. joshua mebane is his name. he was arrested today for the murder of teresa bass who was killed while walking her dog with her husband. mebane is also accused of shooting and killing a d.c. cab driver in northeast last wednesday. we'll have a live report coming up at 5:00. many people have a strategy for holiday shopping and it often includes a trip to the outlets. but is it really discounted? now what's worth buying and what's not. >> we hear the word outlet mall. most of us think discount. that's not always the case. kipli kiplinger's personal finance breaks it down.
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>> typically i'm looking for bargains on designer items. >> i love to get high end goods for a really cheap price. >> reporter: is the price you pay at the outlet really a deal? >> you should always do your research. >> reporter: andrea brown says first rule, don't presume you're always getting top quality merchandise. certain brands create inventory just for the outlet stores. >> which means they've never been for sale in the retail store. they might use a cheaper fabric. they might use hardware that isn't the same quality as what you would find in a retail store. >> reporter:s which why children's clothing is a deal. quality is not an issue if they outgrow them. >> little kids' clothes last one season. it is ridiculous to spend a lot for them. >> reporter: a big don't, don't assume all prices are cheaper. kiplinger says that's true for electronics and athletic apparel. >> outlet stores, they pretty much are the same prices as what's in the retail stores. >> reporter: more don'ts.
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don't buy suits. they don't offer tailoring. and she said don't buy jewelry. >> you want something that has been certified in terms of the quality of the materials used. >> reporter: what are the deals when it come to outlet shopping? brown says buy shoes. they're often shipped directly from the retailer, the same quality at a better price. another deal, luggage. you go find current season bags, the same quality, sometimes up to 30% off. and deals on house wares such as kitchen items. >> the thing is that there might be small nicks or little pings in the paint which means it can't be sole in the retail store so they send it to the outlet store. >> reporter: so heading into the holiday shopping season, as long as you know what's real, you'll know which items are the best outlet deals. are you going to outlet shop for her here? >> i've already taken care of
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that. >> reporter: you're done? >> i'm done. >> reporter: good for him. one more outlet deal. always stop by the mall manager's office and grab what's called a coupon book. there are even more discounts in those books. and one more don't. don't presume just because a store is at the outlet mall, that it is a discount store. some stores just want to be in the outlet but sell their merchandise at the same price as your local shopping mall. >> pretty sneaky! >> they don't say sneaky. they just want to be around you when you want to spend money. not every store at the outlet is actually an outlet store. >> luggage and shoes, the real deals. thank you. coming up, the usual way a store clerk -- the unusual way, we should say, a clerk defends against an armed robber. >> and the collision train that sliced a semi truck in two. coming up at 5:00, we continue to follow the breaking news from charles county where a
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an armed man walked into a convenience store and demanded money. the clerk walked behind the downer like he was going to do that. he opened the register but then he punched the suspect. and threw chili powder at him. the would be robber decided to run off. >> a freight train crashed into a tractor-trailer sitting too close to the tracks. the collision cut the semi in half and pushed it into a business near los angeles early this morning. no one was hurt but the accident did shut down a commuter line headed into l.a. that truck was hauling frozen food. up next, a huge hole on sesame street. what will happen to elmo now that the puppeteer who created him is accused of having a relationship with an underage boy.
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kevin clash remain on leave from sesame street to deal with allegations of misconduct. people are wondering will he ever return to the show and what that to elmo? ♪ >> though he is best known as the voice of elmo, revered puppeteer kevin clash is speaking out in his own defense against accusations of sexual
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misconduct. in a statement monday, sesame street said they were contacted in june by a then 23-year-old man who alleged that he had a relationship beginning when he was 16 years old with kevin clash. in his own statement, 52-year-old clash acknowledged having a relationship with the man but says, it was between two consenting adults and i am deeply saddened that he is trying to characterize it as something other than what it was. >> when you look at the stories here, clash and his accuser are not all that far apart. the only question is, did the relationship begin at age 16 or age 18 or later? >> reporter: sesame street said they found the allegation to be unsubstantiated but also found clash violated company policy regarding internet usage and he was disciplined. clash created he will show and has been performing as the lovable muppet for almost 30 years. up 24 emmy awards along the way. >> he should go, too.
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>> reporter: for the puppeteer, working on sesame street was a lifelong wish fulfilled. something he talked about in the 2011 documentary, "being elmo." >> when i was 9 years old, it was a dream that i had. wow, i wish that i could work with the muppets. >> reporter: over the years, elmo has made his way from sesame street to main street as the most popular muppet, often appearing on other tv shows. >> elmo loves to dance. >> reporter: and flying off toy store shelves. >> elmo is the franchise. i've had parents tell me that mommy or daddy was not the first word their child that. elmo was the first word their child said. >> reporter: clash is now oin definite leave saying, i am taking a break to deal with this false and defamiliarer to allegation, an absence that will be fell on sesame street. >> there isn't anybody with more sway or influence in the studio than kevin. he directs executive produces.
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I will need to get a new DAP, s9 was on my mind but after x1000 video......
x1000 seems to have a new sound chip or amp? any views on the above 2?
x1000 seems to have a new sound chip or amp? any views on the above 2?
It's going to be a few weeks at the very least before anyone gets the new Sony dap, so it can't be compared with the Cowon S9. People have got to hear it first, and as far as I know, only one or two people have heard it, and they didn't go into any details about the SQ at all, other than to say it was 'very good'...
but the x1000 have a new dsp chip? no one's even interested? guess the wifi shiat is the reason behind the huge price tag. have to compare x1000 price to s9 at my side.. soon.
Oh, we're interested, there's just nothing to discuss with utterly scant info on it.
Believe this is the only shred of actual hands on experience of it:
Exclusif : photos et feedback du Walkman Sony NWZ-X1000 ! | Le Journal du Geek
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An Early Hands on with the Sony X-1000
Everything else is speculation afaik ^_^
speculations? geez... sony is always make big hoo-has, in the end disappoint (eg. PS3 blu ray problem)
wifi still kinda useless on a 3in screen, itouch's is jus the right size IMO.
maybe i will jus get S9 for its beautiful screen.

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This poor guy unknowingly has one of the toughest jobs in North Korea. When you live under an all powerful dictator like Kim Jong Ill, it's best you dont make a mistake.
Some dude is filming a lightning storm outside his bedroom window when a bolt strikes down about 50 feet from him hitting his neighbors house.
Keep an eye in the girl in the center of the front row. This is her first time singing in the choir and she is a little bit stage fright.
Some dude takes a PVC pipe and pokes 100s of holes in the top. He then pours gas into it and lights it on fire. As he plays different sounds in the room the flames move to the sound being played.
Some dude goes to a steep hill to film skaters cruising by at high speeds. They only can see the cameraman at the last second and have trouble moving. The fourth guy down ends up clippin him and wipes out.
Some dude thinks if he runs fast enough he can break through a 1/2 inch piece of plywood.
Here's a great new prank that's easy to pull off and pretty funny. These guys told their coworker that the object of the game was to drop a quarter from her forehead into a funnel stuffed in her pants. I dont think she saw it coming.
A major drug bust in Minnesota turns up some interesting evidence and Maplewood's Eyewitness news is on the scene. These drug dealers are going to be the toast of prison.
On September 20th a Liverpool player catches the the Newcastle goalie not paying attention and is able to score a goal from mid field. Its actually even farther than that, is this some kind of record? Let the debate begin...
Ever wanted to get back at the big guys? This is how. Pay for one coke and get up to 3 free. Works on all the new coke machines.
A plane comes in for a landing two-thirds down a runway and ends up skidding into a lake. The pilot blamed the planes brakes for the accident.
As much as I might hate going to the dentist after watching this clip I will never complain about it again.
Dennis Green flipped out during a press conference after blowing a 20 pt half time lead on Monday night. A couple sports shows asked was this one of the biggest tirades of all time. I dont think anyone can ever beat Earl Weavers while manager of the Orioles.
A little asian boy is all excited to give flowers to his crush. Unfortunately he experience what will likely be a life full of rejections from girls.
I hope this kid grows up and kicks the crap out of his older brother.
This video proves those speed monitoring cameras can in fact be beat. Its ironic that the only way to beat them is to exploit the very thing they are trying to prevent.
A soccer player scores his last goal, Letterman flashes the shocker, Giselle running on the beach and much more!
This is a pretty cool clip of a couple giant hornets attacking some bees. I wouldnt want to be stung by one of those.
A runaway van slams into a parked cop car at a speed of at least 50MPH. Watch as the cop nearly jumps out of the way to avoid getting hit.
Check out this penalty kick. Looks normal at normal speed but watch as he actually kicks the ball from behind his right leg.
A $95,000 custom Corvette bursts into flames at the race track. Man he didnt make it very far before his whole engine was engulfed.
Craig the intern says it's impossible for him to throw up after spinning around in a circle aggressively in an office chair. The staff of the Opie and Anthony Show feels like disproving him...and hazing him a little. Watch the latest entry in this new segment called O&A: 9WN3D!!
After a heavy night of drinking in the dorms, this drunk kid passed out in his computer chair. A few minutes later we heard some water dripping, and we turned around to find this drunk kid with some very wet shorts. Got the camera out just in time. Nicely done, drunk kid.
Some dude films a smokin hot chick undressing and getting into a shower from outside her window.
A defender in a soccer game takes a direct shot from the ball knocking him to his knees. As the ball bounces back to the other team the player kicks it again only to whack the poor kid in the head too.
This must of taken an insane amount of time to set up. Dominoes suck enough to keep steady, but this guy uses 10,000 gold coins to set this up.
A car drives out of the 18th floor of a parking garage and lands in the Chicago River. Listen to the sound it makes and its smacks into the water below.
We were bored, so we decided to sing our order at the drive thru at a local mcdonalds. if you dont like this, you dont have a soul.
Most of our picture galleries have cool, funny, or sexy pics. Well, when they ask me to put together a gallery on a Friday afternoon there is only one thing on my mind. Hope you dont miss the cool and funny ones this time around.
This guy has figured out a really fast way to get shave using axe deodorant and a lighter. I dont think girls are going to be very attracted to smell of burnt facial hair bro.


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Get ready to think pink Wahanderers. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the UK is painting itself (and some of our best-loved high street products) pink to show its support. Organised by charity Breast Cancer Care, Breast Cancer Awareness Month is all about campaigning for better support and care while promoting the importance of early detection.
Events kicked off last week with the Breast Cancer Care shows in which 44 men and women diagnosed with the disease made their catwalk debut in London and Glasgow, and will continue across the country for the rest of the month. There's loads going on and it's such an important cause so please get involved. Here's a few things we definitely won't be missing...
Shock Absorber Run. Head to Richmond park on 20th October to show your support by joining in or cheering on the 5k or 10k women-only run. Visit www.breastcancercare.org.uk/runs for more information. Or if running's not for you, why not join in with pink Friday this October. Forget dressing down and get everyone in your office to dress pink. Or eat pink, party pink even work pink – no we're not sure how either. Simply download a Pink Friday kit from www.breastcancercare.org.uk then come up with a way to make everyone's favourite day of the week pink. TGIP.
MICRO Pedi are hoping to raise up to £10,000 for breast cancer with the launch of a special pink limited edition version of their amazing foot buffing tool. The unique roller spins at 360º 30 times a second to remove dead, hard, skin from your feet gently and effortlessly, leaving them with a perfect salon pedicure feel. So if you like a bit of pampering, or you know someone in dire need of a pedicure, pick one up from www.micropedi.co.uk for £39.95 and £1 from each unit will be donated to the Pink Ribbon Foundation.
For the second year in a row Chapstick will be lending their support with the introduction of the Pink Stick – a special edition cherry Chapstick dressed in, you guessed it, pink packaging. Get ready to pucker up, and pick one up for £2.49 from supermarkets and pharmacies across the country, with 20p from each sale going to help people affected by breast cancer.
Wahanda's favourite way to get involved this month has to be the 'Paint your pinkie pink' campaign launched by Nails Inc. It's pretty simple really; all you need to do is paint your pinkie fingernail pink, although Nails Inc have made it even easier by launching a limited edition sparkly pink polish. Join the likes of Jessie J, Russell Brand and Matthew Williamson and pick up a bottle of Pinkie Pink for £11 (£1 going to charity) or get involved at www.nailsinc.com/paintyourpinkiepink.
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A Sunday-evening profile of Finance Minister Yair Lapid by the New York Times found "little daylight" between his positions and those of Binyamin Netanyahu, the man he hopes to succeed as prime minister. The profile, based on an interview with him last week, said that Lapid found Netanyahu "more willing" and "more prepared than people tend to think" to make peace with the Palestinian Authority.
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ANN ARBOR—Limited tickets for President Obama's speech on campus Wednesday will be available for University of Michigan students at 9 a.m. Tuesday at the Michigan Union Ticket Office, 530 S. State Street.
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With Dwyane Wade sidelined, the Heat have changed up their look. And it's not just the jerseys.
MIAMI -- What we have here is a misunderstanding. It's not that the Miami Heat are "better" without Dwyane Wade, it's that the Heat are "good" without him.
The Heat are on an impressive winning streak during a long homestand when the weather in South Florida has been fantastic. There's only one thing you can do to sour their mood right now and that's mention their record without Wade.
It's 6-0, by the way, after they put together another strong effort in beating the Philadelphia 76ers 113-92 Saturday night. That's victories over the San Antonio Spurs, Los Angeles Lakers and Sixers this week. All quality wins, all with Wade nursing an ankle injury.
It's just that the Heat have developed a sensitivity to even the whiff of controversy within their high-profile team. Any mention of a crack or potential crack in the LeBron James-Chris Bosh-Wade triumvirate and it's to the bunker. After plenty of drama over the past 18 months, that's quite understandable.
That is why Wade, frustrated at some pundits for questioning what the mixed results with him and the flawless record without him mean, took to his Twitter account to thinly veil his displeasure in some jokes on the topic. It's also why coach Erik Spoelstra cut off a discussion about it earlier Saturday by calling it the "theater of the absurd."
It may indeed be absurd to suggest a team could improve by removing a future Hall of Famer. But it is not absurd to look at just why the Heat have played so well when Wade is not available.
The biggest difference is the style of lineups that the Heat use with Wade in a suit and the impact this has on James and Bosh. Instead of having two slashers who like to create their own shot but aren't great shooters, the Heat now generally have multiple shooting specialists on the court next to James and Bosh.
It is never easy to defend James or Wade when they are on the attack, but it is challenging to have them attack at the same time. But shooters have to be guarded or you'll often pay the price.
That is what has happened this week, as three strong opponents haven't been able to deal with the combination of James and Bosh's two-man game and the Heat's terrific outside shooting.
"They are a different team without Dwyane," Sixers coach Doug Collins said. "They space the floor a little bit more and they use the 3-ball a little bit more."
Wade's latest injury has coincided with the return of Mike Miller from his own injury, which has allowed Spoelstra to play Miller, Shane Battier and James Jones all at once. With Wade, it is unlikely Spoelstra would be able to play at least two of them together nearly as much. Maybe not at all. Add in Mario Chalmers, who is having the best 3-point shooting season of his career, and the Heat's shooters have become weapons.
Over the past three games, the Heat have nailed 32 3-pointers on 60 attempts, making 7 of 16 on the Sixers. That's a hot streak and a pace that can't last. But it is also the result of playing with so much shooting on the court with players who require attention like James and Bosh.
"When our shooters are spacing the floor, it opens up the driving lanes for LeBron ... and our pick-and-roll game opens up," Spoelstra said. "We are still able to get to the rim and get some free throws and that helps our game when we stretch the floor."
The Heat have limited their pick-and-rolls with James, Bosh and Wade playing together because it makes it too easy to double-team one of them. Or, as Bosh says, it "brings a lot of attention to the ball." With just James and Bosh, the pick-and-rolls have become harder to defend because the extra defender often is leaving a strong shooter.
"Of course when you have guys knocking down shots like Mike is knocking them down now, Rio as well and Shane ... you do have a little bit of an advantage," said Bosh after his second consecutive 30-point game. "I think that's the gift that keeps on giving."
Over the past three games, James and Bosh have combined to shoot 58 percent and average 55 points a game. Again, it could just be a hot streak. But it was against three of the better defensive teams in the league who had plenty of trouble handling the lineups on the floor and the plays the Heat were running.
"It's always good to have an opportunity to go one-on-one in the low post because you have those shooters out there," said James, who had 28 points Saturday. "I'm happy we have them and stretch the defense and use my strength."
The Heat were the league's best offensive team before Wade went out with his latest injury and he was a big part of it. He was a part of their focus on playing up-tempo offense and was committed to taking higher-percentage shots. Wade was also the team's best player in last season's NBA Finals, where the Heat were two wins shy of winning a title.
What has happened while Wade has been dealing with an array of injuries is not a referendum. No one with any influence or perspective believes that. But it doesn't mean these victories, the last three being rather important, can't teach the team some lessons about itself.
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Terry Venables' close examination of players is well known. While at Lancaster Gate he built up an extensive video library of players around the world, but even he will never have scrutinised them as closely as he will this season - thanks to the technological bent of Palace chairman Mark Goldberg.
Crystal Palace, it seems, are leaving nothing to chance with regards their prompt return to the Premiership. Every pass, shot, move and tackle - or in the case of the Palace defence, missed tackle - will be monitored by observers, cameras and eventually transmitting devices installed in a player's kit so that Venables will know exactly where his players are at any given point in a match.
No longer will there be any excuses for failing to pick up an opponent at set-pieces, for neglecting to shadow a player or being pulled out of position. As the great Joe Louis might have said, "they can run but they cannot hide". Every second of action at Selhurst Park will be recorded on film or noted on a computer and then later analysed in detail by Venables and his squad in a specially built lecture theatre at the club's new training ground at Godstone.
"It's really our own software that we've devised," said Goldberg. "The whole idea is to provide Terry with better support than he's probably ever had before. And I think it's that element of monitoring and redirection by Terry that will give us an edge, and there's no question that you do need that edge."
The club are being fairly secretive about exactly how it functions and so far it has only been used with the youth team. "It's absolutely amazing," said Peter Nicholas, the youth team coach, "but we don't want to talk too much about it or they'll all want it."
Apparently, Brazil used a similar technology in the World Cup. Not that it seemed to help their defenders much when it came to picking out France's Zinedine Zidane at set-pieces.
A BALL has yet to be kicked in anger and Southampton find themselves facing a welter of suspensions in the season's opening weeks. Missing the start of the campaign tomorrow, against Liverpool at The Dell, is Francis Benali. The impetuous defender will also be missing the next three games following the 11th sending-off of his career, in the final home game of last season against Derby. And before he has even had the chance to reoffend Southampton may also find themselves shorn of Carlton Palmer and John Beresford, whose dismissals for violent conduct in a "friendly" in Lierse last week have been reported to the Belgian FA. So much for the Saints.
FOOTBALL CLUBS bitterly complain about inaccuracies in newspapers, but sometimes it's unavoidable, as a couple of them have discovered first hand in the last week. For this week's friendly between Newcastle and Juventus at St James' Park the club took out a half page advertisement in the local press in order to promote the game. The advert depicted a pitch with the Juve players Zidane, Deschamps and Davids on one side and David Batty on the other, with the words "David is going to need all the support he can get." Nice idea, except Batty was out injured with an operation, so last week they changed the Newcastle player in the advert to Stephane Guivarc'h, who duly went down injured. Whereupon in Monday's edition of the Newcastle Journal, the name of Dietmar Hamann was substituted, although in the event he appears to need nobody's support. And as for the Italian trio, well, none of them ended up playing.
At least they were a bit more accurate than Portsmouth FC, who in their pounds 3 programme for last weekend's four-team tournament, involving Sochaux, Genoa and Wimbledon, failed to get a single name in the Italian team right - not even the manager's. To be fair, even the Italian journalists present didn't recognise half of them. Tough game, this accuracy business.
IT SEEMS some players will do anything to wriggle out of contracts these days, but at least Kevin Walton's reason for resigning from Berwick Rangers is down to earth. Walton, 23, has just gained three A-grade science A- level passes and wants to be a vet. A clause in his contract entitles him to a free transfer if he lands a permanent job with a practice outside Scotland or North-east England, which seems to rule him out of a transfer to Sunderland, where the late James Herriot was a vice-president. "I would hope to be able to continue playing football at as high a level as possible," said Walton, who scored 14 goals in the Scottish League Third Division last season. "Vets are on call at night and are also expected to work Saturdays, which may make things difficult." James Herriot never attempted both jobs though he did borrow his name from a Birmingham goalkeeper of the Sixties.
As You Were
THE YOUNG Alex Ferguson (above) became a St Johnstone legend on 23 December 1963 when he scored a hat-trick against Rangers at Ibrox to produce one of the all-time shock results in Scottish football. Ferguson remains the only St Johnstone player ever to have scored a hat-trick against Rangers, whom he later joined. In 1974, he became the manager at East Stirling, and then - after a successful spell at St Mirren - at Aberdeen, where he won three Premier League titles, four Scottish FA Cups, a Scottish League Cup and the European Cup-Winners' Cup. In November 1986 he became the manager at Old Trafford, where he had to wait until 1990 to secure a major trophy, the FA Cup. The European Cup-Winners' Cup followed in 1991, and, amongst other triumphs, four Premiership titles. Losing is not something Ferguson likes, and although he seemed relaxed enough (right) at last Sunday's 3-0 Charity Shield defeat by Arsenal, he'll be planning not to repeat it.
The price is right
Blackburn's mighty pounds 7.5m gamble on Kevin Davies faces its first major test today, but he should prosper against Derby and pounds 2 on him to score the first goal at Ewood Park (best price 13/2 with the Tote) seems a good investment. Ian Wright, also taking a Premiership bow for a new club, will score the first goal at Hillsborough this afternoon in a 3- 1 win for West Ham. Of that we're so certain that 25p has been wagered on the permutation at 100/1 (Corals). Liverpool versus Southampton at The Dell tomorrow is this weekend's Desmond (match most likely to finish 2-2). The fixture ended 1-1 last season, and both sides have at least doubled their attacking potential since, so pounds 1 at 14/1 (generally available) is a must. Mark Hughes is prefered to Michael Owen to score the first goal and pounds 1 is on Sparky at 7-1 (generally) to do just that. Arsenal meet Nottingham Forest at Highbury on Monday, and as they trounced the newly promoted Bolton and Barnsley at home early last season, pounds 1 on the Gunners to win 4-0 is money well speculated, especially at 16-1 (generally).
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Name: Sam Chisholm.
Position: Non-executive director of Tottenham Hotspur plc.
Form: Chief executive and managing director of BSkyB for seven years (until last year); previously head of Australia's Nine Network for 15 years; currently deputy chairman of the New Millennium Experience, aka The Millennium Dome.
Big Ideas: When Chisholm was appointed to the board last Tuesday, Spurs' chairman, Alan Sugar, said: "Sam's knowledge of international broadcasting and future trends in the industry will be a major asset to Tottenham Hotspur plc." Chisholm, a New Zealander who was one of Rupert Murdoch's most powerful executives, said: "Football is on the cusp of an exciting era and I am delighted to be given the opportunity to contribute to it."
In other words, he'll be paving the way for pay-per-view, and is in an excellent position to advise Spurs when the Premier League opens talks next year with bidders wanting to screen live football. Will also be a shrewd advisor with inside knowledge should the Office of Fair Trading rule current TV deals - with BSkyB and the BBC - are restrictive and clubs become able to negotiate their own TV deals rather than collectively inside the Premier League.
Nicknamed "the rottweiler" for his tenacity in negotiations, Chisholm suffers from asthma, a condition which led to him stepping down from the chief executive's job at BSkyB last year. Presumably thinks the Spurs' job won't be too much of a good wheeze.
Self-confessed media whore and editor of the on-line newspaper, football365.
"Out of luck - terrible luck some might say - I was born and brought up in Islington, and therefore an automatic candidate to be an Arsenal fan. A family friend, Andy Nolan, took me to see them against West Brom in the early Sixties, and then the next week he took me to Tottenham. For some reason, as a six-year-old I liked the white shirts. Even then I knew the team wearing red were the Foreign Office team - embodiment of the dour British establishment - and the team in white were rock and roll."
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THE VERY attractive "Lombardo Wig" from the Crystal Palace gift shop. This item is a must for all fans who want to don something which resembles a tight, rubber shower cap, but has none of the shower cap's style. A bargain at just pounds 2.99, the wig will help you to fool your friends into thinking you're the Italian maestro, especially if you speak pidgin English and maintain a chirpy demeanour in the face of spending another season at Selhurst Park.
Who Ate All The pies?
HUDDERSFIELD TOWN'S Alfred McAlpine Stadium is arguably the best ground in England for pigging out on pork. Not only can supporters feast on spit-roasted hot pork sandwiches (pounds 2.60), they can buy bulging bacon sarnies (pounds 2.00) and find filling Frankfurters (pounds 2.00). The Holland's Pies, in several varieties (pounds 1.50), are the best-seller, with pastry as tasty - but more delicate - than the football.
They're Not all Dennis Bergkamp
Unsung foreign legionnaires No 1
STEPHANE POUNEWATCHY: The French 30-year old defensive supremo of the Carlisle United side relegated from the Second to the Third Division in May. Currently on a one-month contract with Dundee in the Scottish Premier League. Previously played with the French sides, Guegnon - whom he helped to attain relegation from the First to Second Division in 1995/6 - and before that Martigues, another club who have been up and down in recent years. Valued at up to pounds 500,000, he moved to Carlisle for nothing on a Bosman, and for nothing again to just-promoted Dundee, who can be sure he'll be valuable in their efforts to stay up (but perhaps not that valuable, as they have yet to decide if he'll get another month's contract).
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Safeguard Conference Highlights 'M&M' Changes
In what may become an annual event, Safeguard Properties recently gathered about 240 servicers, field services representatives, vendors and other parties in Washington to talk about property preservation issues.
Attendees spent a day talking with Department of Housing and Urban Development officials about recent changes in HUD's national management and marketing contracts. Joe McClosky of HUD was the keynote speaker.
On the second day, attendees focused on field service issues with other investors and on code enforcement issues affecting management of foreclosed property. With HUD recently revising its policies for management and marketing of properties (see related story) that are being returned to HUD because of foreclosure, Safeguard thought it would be a good time to do a day-and-a-half conference for loan servicers and others in the property preservation business, according to Nicole Alling, marketing manager for Safeguard Properties.
The HUD changes increased the number of property management and marketing contractors, she noted. "Servicers went from four major contacts to 22 different contacts, so it becomes a little more hectic depending on state and region," Ms. Alling told MSN.
Attendees also heard from code enforcement officials from several cities with a significant foreclosure burden. In some cases, failure to maintain properties up to code can result in a demolition of the property, Ms. Alling noted.
She said Safeguard has also hosted property preservation workshops during other industry conventions sponsored by the MBA and USFN, for example. But often those meetings did not provide enough time to cover all the issues important to property preservation executives, so Safeguard added the day-and-a-half conference to its schedule. Ms. Alling said the event likely will become an annual conference.
Safeguard plans to make a recording and video from the conference available as well. And Safeguard CEO Robert Klein is also expected to send out a client alert relating to matters discussed at the conference.
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Wow I really like him and love his name. He's really a nice colt. Love the shot of his lips lol. Your mare made a nice baby. Have a good time with him
He's gorgeous!! Feel free to send him up this way!
So... darn cute! Look at those legs he is going to be built leg wise like his mamma. Which is a good thing Calista is gorgeous.
you should enter him in the contest
I would just sit and watch him all day. Precious!
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