Because they weren t allowed to have use the restroom anymore for free. that was bill, by the way. what i read was that in the report, not something i read any whefer, but on mainstream media, took the swipe machine and threw it at the employee. so at some point don t they realize they are hurting the very people that they say they want to help? and they are hurting their own cause, but it makes me think the cause isn t that important. it is an arcky. it is disruption. it could have been great. the way you do it is you go in and show up when things are cook scprug a good zingers and make everybody laugh. who was that guy? he is coming to the next one. if you stay past midnight and i keep drinking and start insulting people, are you never being invited back. it could have been beautiful. if they left after two weeks it could have been art. if you ever come to the
Here we are going past 72 hours is the question of the people in the trucks, the people who are doing it? or the question of other people saying no, it s the city response. the city did not have a coordinated response. it s a little bit of everything. that s a urban myth that a few people and 58,000 sanitation workers could take down the city of new york with street cleaning. let s be clear, there were 500 sanitation workers who called out sick on monday. that s 10% of the operable workforce. and already down 400. absolutely. but to say that was the cause isn t the answer. we know they only need 2,500 on the streets to handle the equipment. there s only so much equipment we have. 2,500 covers, we had that in place. what s the change? we have to say the sanitation workers have said not on your life, hasn t happened. they re offended by the suggestion that they would slow down the city they love. and the mayor, we have a sound bite with him. he questions it, as well.
Bridge. nice. yeah. you have to wonder, though, some of the fireworks displays and celebrations we have here in the united states around july 4th if this one is better than the one we had back here in the states. i d like to get votes on facebook on that one. that s incredible, though, isn t it? ac/dc in the background, that s nice. about two hours ago new zealand said good-bye to 2010. one of the first places to ring in the new year. fireworks set off from the sky tower. the tallest tower in fact southern hemisphere. times square here in the united states, they re expecting a million people and the city dealing with a few new challenges it didn t have in 2010. allan chernoff live for us in times square this morning. sidney s ringing in the new year. we are ringing up the preparations, right, allan? reporter: that s right. we have 16 hours to go in new
Into flames as it nose dived into a parking lot. it crashed shortly after takeoff just north of san antonio. the cause isn t known this morning. the couple killed in this crash would have celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary on thursday. a possibly really disturbing event in the skies. a new problem for anybody who flies here we need to think about. hackers. a computer security expert is claiming to have taken over a united plane s engine controls and made it briefly fly side ways. abc s kendis gibson has more on this story. reporter: the fbi investigating a frightening possibility. a hacker attack on more than a dozen flights across the country. the troubling claims outlined in a newly released fbi affidavit claiming denver computer security experts chris roberts told investigators he not only infiltrated inflight entertainment systems on planes 15 to 20 times but at one point he caused one of the airplane engines to climb resulting in a