is it jacob? my name is jacob. oh, and my name is amalia. no. no. no, oh, my god. oh, this is the way i look now. that is the way i used to look. oh, one lives and learns. i spend most of my time in that cupboard to avoid seeing people and being seen. what are you looking for here, jacob? my child, our child. oh, she is sitting in there. where? in there, in the hyacinth room. yes, there she is. does her father know, i mean the colonel, your husband? well, i lost my temper with him once and told him everything. yes? oh, he didn't believe me. he said, that's what all wives say when they want to murder their husbands. oh, it was a beastly thing to do. but his life is a lie too, though. even his pedigree, when i look at the list of nobility, i think to myself, she's got a birth certificate like a little kitchen slut. you can go to prison for that. lots of people lie about their birth. you did once to me. oh, my mother made me. i wasn't to blame for that. but the crime which you and i committed, you were to blame for that. no, it was your husband's fault. he stole my sw

next person. >> peter jacobs. last speaker card on this matter. >> mr. jacobs. >>> peter jacobs. thank you. i think this proposal could be a great thing. i think it has a lot of potential. by having the companies control the medallion directly we can do a lot of exciting thing. we can have an employee-employer relationship. we can enforce people going to and picking up rides and providing good service. but i want to echo some of the things people mentioned. specifically incentivizing the drivers to do -- to want to drive these cars and to do a great job. we have tried to submit proposals to [speaker not understood] several times that outline how we can provide all the drivers with health care. i think that would be a really nice deal for drivers who have families who need to get some kind of security and deserve to have it. and we've never received any kind of response from her whatsoever. so, i like the proposal. i think it needs to be fleshed out. and also it has to do -- i want to touch on the issue of investment from the companies that have currently controlled the medallions

jacob, come on, put it down. i went and reached for them because i knew he was not going to do anything whatsoever. now, if it was another kid that is a batterer, i wouldn't have been nearly as familiar with him. he signed a contract with me that he would behave and he would stay out of trouble and not self-mutilate if you would let him sit in the chairs. >> jacob tells us that episode started when his entire unit was locked down because one offender acted out. >> i don't like being punished. i don't like being in my room. >> how did you find something to wrap around your finger? >> that's not hard. they sew the pillows with different strings. i put the pencil in, cut the string off. >> does it feel good to you at the time when you're doing that? do you like pain? >> no, i can't feel it in my left hand. >> you know the drill with this, right? so you're not going to harm yourself? if so, you're going to let us know, right? >> it just takes off a lot of stress off me because i'm diagnosed stpd. social stress disord

for jacob bell, it's tension of another kind. today he faces a hearing for a fight with a fellow inmate. >> there's a classification committee day. my counselor called me in this morning. i was just involved in a mutual combat where i lost 90 days of credit. if i don't get my time back, i'm going to be in a lot of trouble. if i don't get it back, i'll be going home 90 days later. i'm hoping to get 100% back. >> you're here for your annual review. you're in front of the captain and the staff assistant. we're going to have cc 1 pacifica. this is a 36-year-old parole violator with a new term, serving a four-year sentence, for assault with force gpi with a weapon. cdcr 115 on 7/27 for mutual combat. it was a division "b" offense. he was found guilty. and assessed 90 days loss of credit. increasing his release date. to 6/13/2008. inmate bail has met the disciplinary free period and applied for the loss of credit to be restored. >> i'm going to go ahead and grant you your restoration of credit for the mutual combat, which is 90 days, s

we will speak with computer security researcher jacob appelbaum who lost a federal appeals court ruling that the government could subpoena his twitter and e-mail information without a warrant as part of its probe into wikileaks. the boy scouts of america prepared to vote on whether to lift its ban on gay members. >> the question always comes down to, can case raise quick -- raise kids? most people really do not have an answer. i raise my hand and say, i was raised by gay couple and i'm doing pretty well. i started 99% on the act, i own and operate my own business, i am an eagle scout. i believe i would make you very proud. >> we will speak with eagle scouts zach wahls. all of that and more coming up. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the obama administration's legal rationale for assassinating u.s. citizens without charge has been revealed for the first time. a secret justice department document obtained by nbc news says the administration can target citizens who are "senior operational leaders of al qaeda or an associated force" even

jacobs. >>> good afternoon, members of the board. peter jacobs, [speaker not understood]. i represent arrow checker cab company. as i'm sure you're aware there is a proposal from christin ashley to release [speaker not understood] 500 medallions. we at checker are concerned about this for a couple of reasons. first, we feel this many medallions are -- really any number of medallions would outstrip the demand in the city. already drivers' wages are very low. and adding more cabs is not the solution to improve service. studies have shown adding even one cab into the city will increase traffic as much as adding 16 personal cars. so, you really need to think carefully about this. how much is this going to back up traffic r? how much are people going to be sitting in traffic more rather than getting to their destinations and moving efficiently? i'd like to back up what mr. mahud said about the criteria used to describe who gets what medallions as well. and the last decision for color scheme permits it was completely opaque. we didn't find out what the color criteria was until t

maybe jacob, she doesn't want flowers. a little bobble here, a little bobble there. we'll be back with delia and jacob at the beautiful flower mart there later on in our newscast. >> it really is quite nice. >>> managing the symptoms of autism. it's a big challenge for many families. one of the hurdles is helping kids recognize facial expressions like happy and sad. when they misinterpret those signs, it could lead to very uncomfortable situations in school. >> this stop, that inability to associate speech with emotion is really something that does hamper those. >> they think they can help with this. coming up later at 6:15 in this week's cool schools report, we're going to show you an electronic bracelet they're trying to develop that has parents and even m.i.t. taking notice. >>> just in case you were wondering, we are now 46 days away from opening day at nationals park. the washington nationals will be hosting the florida marlins and you can see that game right here on wusa9 april 1. the first pitch is 1:05, one of 20 games we'll be carrying. with the relationship

>> jacob, could you comment on that, jacob? if they know it's a fraud inside, they call it a cow, does that rise? i think this is the nut of the issue. does that rise to the level of fraud? >> well, i think what we're seeing is the department of justice saying its civil fraud and, yes, inside any company where there is a belief that they did something right, whether it's real or whether it's -- you know, whether it's almost self-fulfilling, you know, this expectation that what they did actually was proper, they're going to look for explanations, whether it be the downgrade or, you know, everybody else's fault as the reason for, you know, coming under detault. >> that is a lousy defense, though, right? >> exactly. but at the end of the day, going back to, andrew, where you started, which is the talk about this being a demand for a $1 billion settlement versus offering $10 mrl, what it comes down to is putting up that number and saying, that is how the government is holding accountable these firms for whatever you call it, but it

it's a video of a teen, jacob rudolph, coming out to 300 of his class nates. he decided to come out in as public a way as possible. he was made a role model for equal rights. and helping him get know know an invite to the human rights catch pain. how are you do something. >> doing well. thank you. >> we will start by taking a look at your big moment. roll it. >> most of you see me every day you see me acting the part of a straight gay guy. when i'm in fact an lgbt teen, less bean, gay, bi sexual, transgender teenager. unlike millions on of other lgbt teens -- i'm not going to do it anymore. -- so take me, leave me, move me out of the way, i am what i am, and that's how i'm going to act from now on. >> jacob, no doubt it took a lot of courage to stand in front of your classmates and reveal your sexual orientation, in your speech, you say that you had been acting like a straight man, so why did you decide to come out in this way? and so early in high school? i would never have had the courage to come out in high school or even college. >> well, i felt like i had

kron four's rob fladeboe tells us about jacob murphy. and his thoughts on the super bowl. >> i would say that this is our game and we need to win. >> reporter: memo to 49ers coach jim harbaugh. jacob murphy is a huge fan and would like to coach >> he is a " coach. he gets mad the sometimes but if the other team gets a touch, but he is a-good coach. the 49ers himself someday. the 7-year-old sacramento boy has a congenital heart condition and is currently at children's hospital being evaluated for a possible transplant. he saw his first niners game this season and as you can see from the photos and souvinirs in his room, he is now a niner fan for life. >> the first game i was able to go on the field and take pictures. and i was able to even hold the flak. >> reporter: even though he's wearing patrick willis' number 52 jersy, jacob's favorite player is frank gore. he's got the 'kapernick kiss' as he calls it, down pat and was busy working on a game day poster with a bold prediction. >> i think the 49ers are going to have 34 points and the b

and, jacob, when you first arrived on scene, what did you see? >> reporter: when i first arrived, they were just blocking off the road, highway 38, again about 18 miles from where ground zero is from this gun battle. as i pulled up, i just my personal vehicle, an unmarked car as far as news goes. they waved me down frantically. i pulled over, and they said to me something to the effect of are you kidding? there are bullets flying. get out of here. and i asked if i could park just on the side of the road. they said you're welcome to. i told them i was with the press, but they were very intense, very quick with me, just to see if i wasn't aware of the seriousness of the situation. they said there are bullets flying. it's a gun battle, and they asked me, you know, in the most polite terps they could at the time to pull over there. just as we have been talking here in the last 30 seconds, two more law enforcement vehicles have gone by, one suburban, another truck. they just keep coming. they haven't stopped for the last 40 minutes. >> jacob, i'm goin

colonel jack jacobs, michelle goldberg and sam stein. thanks very much very being with us. >>> steve doocy lies for a shot he takes at hillary clinton. that's next. >>> and of course we would love to hear from our viewers on facebook and on twitter. and many of you are talking about the end of saturday mail delivery service because the postal service is now required to prefund its pension plan for 75 years. on facebook, patricia beck says "it's horrible that republicans force the pension funding disaster on the united states postal service so that it would fail." vivi arney writes "keep the postal service, fire congress." i'm for that. and kevin woolridge says "conservatives want to privatize everything. let's privatize republicans and get them out of the government asap." i agree. go to our facebook page right now, and you can join the conversation. and don't forget to like "the ed show" when you're there. >>> fox news launchings a sex it attack on hillary clinton, and karl rove goes after ashley judd. both stories straight ahead. stay

jacobs becomes the wide receiver to pick the terps over ohio state. maryland fans would love if he works out as well as digs. jacobs is smaller but has similar abilities. how about friendship collegiate high school? 20 players signing scholarship papers including four future terps. three of them line backers. the stand yoult? an all american who was d.c.'s player of the year. >> to be able to get out there financial wise, maryland has a great program so i picked the terps. >> a couple teammates going that way. >> we played with each, so we know how each one of us played. we're going to just keep raising the bar and get a championship back home. >> not only do we evaluate young men, but programs in terms of where the kids come from. that's a program where they work. that's a tremendous cue for us to get four of those kids. four of those guys are rated in the top seven players in d.c. >> maryland's recruiting class ranked 31st in the nation. alabama, of course, number one. how about ole miss? signing the number one player in the country. virginia tech r

joining me now for an exclusive interview is jacob combs who might be one of the unluckiest travelers you will ever meet. you have had what we like to call in the news business, a hell of a day. >> yeah, you know, it started out nice, sun shiny, thought it was going to work out well, but you know, with all of the problems that come with the ship, to add the plane problems and the bus problems with it, too, seems pretty par for the course this week. >> what happened to the bus? you were supposed to go to new orleans. it doesn't seem like it was that far away. >> you know, it really wasn't that far away. you would think it probably would have worked out, but basically, we were driving down the road. we're thinking we're going to get in this warm bed. we're going to have a hot shower, a good meal. and he starts pulling over to the side of the road. rattling in the back. he gets out, and a belt's come loose. so we're there for about an hour before we can take off. and we don't get in until 5:00 a.m. you got to smile, you've got to laugh about it when those things come up. >> good for you

we're here with jacob, the owner of this fabulous warehouse celebrating 15 years. so there's a huge flower show in march. you're celebrating that huge anniversary. >> right. every third sunday we do a flower show. we bring in designers. we do a design competition. we cater the place. we have a band here. this year it's going to be extra special because it is our 15th-year anniversary. st. patrick's day. so we're going to have an irish band, green beer and it's going to be fun. >> you're big on holidays. >> reporter: so today valentine's day, let's take a look at what we have going on here. obviously a lot of commotion i guess, a lot of busyness and a lot of activity. tell me what folks are doing here now. >> we're basically pulling the orders and packing them and then it's going to dispatch area. some of it as you can see came in here early with high heels and getting their last-minute valentine's flowers. it's going to be a combination of both. >> you're doing a lot of fed ex shipments now. this packaging that the ladies are doing here that our camera is focusing

. >> we're getting jacob travis in. he's an inmate that just assaulted an officer. broke the officer's nose. had several bite marks all over him. he did a pretty good job on the officer. this guy's going to be a three-man supervisor. he's going to be in your unit in d-1 until further notice. we need to use caution. as soon as we open the doors and talk to the inmate and feel him out, see why he's so angry. be careful. >> how is he acting? >> fine, no problem. >> he's a high-profile case from reading his file. has a lot of problems with outside gangs and inside gangs. there's a lot of concern because a lot of the gang members that he -- the gang he testified against, they are here. so we're going to have to be on our toes once they found out he's here, and keep a close eye on our movement in and out of the unit with him, and make sure he has no contact with any other inmates. >> he's an inmate from central correctional, apa. he assaulted a staff member over there. the officer was escorting him out of his cell with him restrained in the front. the inmate advised the o

that is a sure thing. >> that was fox's nicole jacobs reporting. >> what a mess up there. >> lots of recovery to take place up there before they can get back to normal. >> it will be a while. >> coming up next on fox 5 morning news. >> a business exercising a right to its own opinion or is it discrimination. we'll show you the fallout from a bakery's refusal to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple. [ mom ] dear chex cereal, i just had to write. you can't imagine how long i've been searching for something like this for my family. i'm amazed you make so many great flavors that are gluten free. my guys are crazy for chocolate chex and honey nut chex. for me, it's cinnamon. it means a lot to be able to give them something that's good for them, that also puts smiles on their faces. 'cause i really love those smiles. we're the harris family. and we love chex. [ male announcer ] love chex? connect with us on facebook. >>> the debate over same-sex marriage played out in front of an oregon bakery this weekend i don't is it started when the bakery refused to make a wedding cake for a same

mary mcguire followed by bruce oka and then jacob madel. >> good afternoon, ms. mcguire. >>> good afternoon, mary mcguire, taxi driver. they are leasing the rent medallions to the cab companies. i'm concerned about how, how this will impact the service. now, it's a current standard of 8 wheelchair pick ups a month. that is not very many. if that is the standard, would that be for each driver or each medallion? and who is responsible for maintaining the standard applied to the ramp drivers themselves or the cab companies? currently the medallion holder is responsible for that. and what incentives would the drivers have to maintain this service, if they don't have the medallion any more? if the company is just going to hire lease drivers to do these -- to drive these ramp medallions, how will the standard be maintained if they're not employees? if they're independent contractors, they're unable to enforce, enforce any employee rules. so, i think you should consider that. and also the legislation mentions that -- about the current ramp drivers would be eligible to p

that's why i looked for jacob's last living descendant. hugo, meet alfred katzenellenbogan. here's a document that proves my great-uncle was the man who had that mill built. that man must not be alfred katzenellenbogan. what?! take it back, flat-face! it's all right. i can handle this. hugo, i'm afraid it's time to admit that you are not 100% accurate. let's discuss this calmly, nigel, but i can give you my complete assurance that i'm... (rapid beeping) hands on user gringle on-schmoopy. i seem to be getting slow...er. ♪ daisy, daisy, give me your answer... ♪ oh... good-bye, nigel. (explosion) (students cheering) mr. ratburn won! mr. ratburn: class, class, it's not as if it were a competition. mr. katzenellenbogan, would you share some of your memories of early elwood city with us? i'd be delighted. once, my great-uncle took me on a tour of that sawmill. the noise was so loud i stuck cotton in my ears... and now... my name is jaden, and this is my third-grade class. and that's our teacher, miss jones, and this is our interactive whiteboard. it's connected to the computer

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jacob, host of huff post live. the author and psychologist, this is interesting. this group acted fast to take laura bush out of the ad, but let's talk about how one, especially on the public stage is able to say take me out of it after your comments have been broadcast and made public. do you still have the power of how the image is being used? >> especially if you are the former first lady of the united states. about to make a judgment on the issue. laura bush is on the right side of history and any number of conservatives came out with the editorial and david cameron will serve to the prime minister, because he is conservative, yes, she got her rights. >> i wonder, once you are a public person, don't you abandon a certain sense of your privacy? it doesn't mean that part of your image or comments become public property. >> it should be something that ak wiesses, even though it's the first lady. >> that's the decision for them, but if you are a public figure, you have to choose your words carefully. her wanting to be removed from the ad is not because they don't

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jacob the jones has struck again. jones, eight aristide brings it out of the end zone. -- eight yards the rings it out of the end zone. he will go all the way. jones. 108 yard. jermaine lewis at the time, two. >> we are in the dark, literally. one bank of lights and one emergency backup set of light from the far side of the field are off for it artemis in the dome. -- darkness in the dome. we have got a ballgame now. look out. to the end zone. and complete. no flag on the play. incomplete. ray lewis has delivered and stopped the 49ers. the baltimore ravens are super bowl champions. >> we just can't tire of it. you want to keep hearing it. quick even on sportscenter they had a version that was three minutes long, similar to what a just laid. -- what we just saw. >> that was spectacular. stay with us, john is back with a look at the seven-day forecast and today's winning maryland lottery numbers.

jacobs committed to ohio state last july. his brother plays for maryland and he wants to stay close to his family. >> they have a good program. i thought they could still be a great team beshearthis year. >> also signed was deion long. is 6-3, 240 pounds from collegiate academy. he turned down florida state to stay here in the metropolitan area. the term " 16 big-time quality players. -- the terps signed a 16 big- time quality players. >> the direction we are heading with our program. >> for hockey fans, we are now one-fifth of the wave through the season and the caps have won only twice in the first 10 games. this was not supposed to be a rebuilding year. this is a lineup of guys who have won at the southeast division title. they are playing with a lack of confidence, and their leader, alex ovechkin, has two goals. it is not good right now for the capitals. 20 rebounds in each of the last three games. our shot of the night comes from the nuggets. over the shoulder upshot and a prayer. high off the glass and that is the shot

reporter: he bleeds red and gold but a condition that keeps his heart from beating properly has had jacob in and out of hospitals since he was born. the sacramento second grader has had three open heart surgeries and his mom doesn't know how long they'll be here this time. >> due to his heart not functioning in the way it should. we'll know in the next couple of weeks if he will be listed as a complete heart transplant. >> reporter: for now jacob is just thinking about the super bowl. his dream is to become a play by play announcer. >> who's that number 22. >> charles roger. >> reporter: so we pulled a play to try him out. >> field field down field. >> reporter: that was good coverage. they're expecting 15 family members to join him. he says, 15 niners, ravens zero. eric rasmussen. >>> the gold dust lounge moved to a new home at fisherman's wharf after a dispute with its former landlord. the bar opens just in time for the 49ers super bowl game. major lee proclaimed today gold dust lounge day and he promised to stop by during the game. >>> i'll have your complete bay area weekend forecast.

jacob murphy is a huge fan and would like to coach the 49ers himself someday. bill might he is a cool coach. i want to be like cam. >> reporter: the 7-year-old sacramento boy has a congenital heart condition and is currently at children's hospital being evaluated for a possible transplant. he saw his first niners game this season and as you can see from the photos and souvinirs in his room, he is now a niner fan for life. >> my first game i was able to go on the field and take pictures. and i got them able to see them and i even carried the flag. >> reporter: even though he's wearing patrick willis' number 52 jersy, jacob's favorite player is frank gore. he's got the 'kapernick kiss' as he calls it, down pat and was busy working on a game day poster with a bold prediction. >> i think the 4949 years, the final score is 4 degree 34-0. >> reporter: i think the uut final score is going to be 34-0. 49ers will win. >> reporter: in palo alto rob fladeboe kron 4 news >> jacqueline: some patchy fog but we're going to hold down as recall for the weekend let us take a loo

reporter: he bleeds red and gold but a condition that keeps his heart from beating properly has had jacob in and out of hospitals since he was born. the sacramento second grader has had three open heart surgeries and his mom doesn't know how long they'll be here this time. >> due to his heart not functioning in the way it should. we'll know in the next couple of weeks if he will be listed as a complete heart transplant. >> reporter: for now jacob is just thinking about the super bowl. his dream is to become a play by play announcer. >> who's that number 22. >> charles roger. >> reporter: so we pulled a play to try him out. >> field field down field. >> reporter: that was good coverage. they're expecting 15 family members to join him. he says, 15 niners, ravens zero. eric rasmussen. >>> the gold dust lounge moved to a new home at fisherman's wharf after a dispute with its former landlord. the bar opens just in time for the 49ers super bowl game. major lee proclaimed today gold dust lounge day and he promised to stop by during >>> oakland officials today unveiled a first of its kind program

by faith, isaac blessed jacob and esau in regards to their future. by faith, jacob and bless each of gio six sons and worshipped as he leaned upon the top of his staff. by faith, josep, when his aunt was a hint -- was near, spoke about the exodus of israelites from egypt. by faith, moses's parents him for three months after he was born because they saw that he was no ordinary child and they were not afraid of the king's edicts. by faith, moses, when he had grown up, refused being -- to be known as the son of the pharaoh's daughter. pi faith, he left egypt, not fearing the kings entered. he persevered because he saw what was invisible. by faith, the people passed through the red see, as on dry land. by faith, the walls of jericho fell, and for the people that marched around them for seven days. by faith, the prostitute rahab, because she welcomed spies, was not killed with those who were disobedient. what more shall i say? i do not have time to tell about gideon, samson, david, samuel, and the profits. -- the prophets. they administer justice and gain

. >> i am senator nancy jacobs. i just bought a new gun. i did not do too bad, did i? >> a bald eagle circling the event galvanized our cause. >> that is a sign that we're on the right track. >> several people -- hundred people wanted to testify. the overflow room filled to capacity. >> one thing that will can appreciate is the fact that in our country, we're able to express these differences of opinion. >> the state attorney general considers the gun package constitutional. >> this is about public safety, about doing reasonable things that work to save lives. >> the gun rights rally lasted all day. lawmakers are divided over some alamance some form of gun control of deflation will land on the governor's desk. -- gun-control legislation will land on the governor's desk. >> if the city does not make major cuts and reforms in 10 years, bankruptcy may be the only option, a report said. moallemthe mayor talked about tt report. >> the report put out by public financial management, and corporate takes a closer look at what the city's books will look like in 10 years. accordi

the couple had their seven- jacob on board. ok.yone made it lost power because the engine was frozen. catherine says despite the accident she will fly again. now to the aftermath of that at sea.e the disabled carnival cruise lines. more passengers are returning home after their dream vacation turned sour. issa miller arrived in columbus, , after she was stranded for arrived inler , ohio, after she was stranded for three days. the ship had no power. >> it has been rough. >> on other passenger from suing carnival. has apologized a fullered passengers refund and an additional $500. an arlington woman who was on was home this evening. maureen bunyan was mistress of ceremonies at an event to help the children of the children of b elize. the inspiration center, as it ill providen, woul occupational therapy. it will be the first of its belize. i was born there. i can dance like that to hear o. >> we are looking at whether that is more winter like finally. of you saw snow showers evening.his to a wholeamount lot. mostly cloudy skies. a

. >> reporter: one of those politicians who ad to be agree is senator nancy jacobs. >> this bill is an infringement upon everyone's second amendment rights. >> reporter: in a much more serene setting the governor spoke to the senate judicial commit. the room was standing room only. the governor fees anyone who wants to buy a handgun should be forced to get lap license. part of that would mean passing a firearms safety course. >> we are not trying to ban hand guns. this law protects legal gun ownership. it is designed to stop criminals from buying guns. >> reporter: besides the governor and the legislation discussing their gun issues today, the president was in town. part of his address, talking about his federal gun legislation. annapolis, don harrison, abc2 news. >> a license would cost over $300 million to initiate and over $700 to run for the first year. >>> it gained some celebrity power on capitol hill. amanda pete, chris rock, adam scott all talked about gun violence. the daughter of robert kennedy and the sun of martin luther king, jr. were also there to speak. the event was spo

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