have to deal with the repercussions of a robbery. a small fashion boutique in the heart of the south end, the owner is doing everything she can to make sure she s protecting herself and her business. we have a camera system we have a camera system, alarm system. we have a way to monitor our store from our computers and our cell phones as well. other business owners say the best defense is power in numbers, which is why they are working hard to police the neighborhood with their own eyes and ears. as a neighborhood, w if we see any suspicious, you know, activity, just definitely call the police or, you know, let somebody in the store know. now, the manager at the common market, which is another local business right here in the south end, told me over the phone that over the past two months, they have had two overnight break-ins. they said they are doing their own business. luckily, no one was injured, but police are still on the lookout away. we will bring you upda
exactly what led up to that mistake. piedmont told us that they are able to bill contractors in situations like that. tina terry, eyewitness news. at&t contractors caused major problems for neighbors in this neighborhood in october. they hit gas lines and phone lines within a week. eyewitness news found out they were digging before the utility lines were clearly marked. that stopped after our report. our eyewitness news reports about utility lines being cut by contractors goes back to july of last year. and you can find the links, videos, and pictures from the cases under tina s story at wsoctv.com. after clear skies and some much needed sun, we re tracking clouds moving back into the charlotte region over the last hour. our chief meteorologist steve udelson is in the severe weather center pinpointing when the rain will return. not a lot of rest for the weather weary. out there enjoying that break as temperatures climb to the upper 50s. look at this. all ready some rain
from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. launched thiste month. to mission is simple build a significant centralized news property for a digital page. the chief of fox. com was the founder of a washington post vox.com waschief of the founder of the washington post blog. i am also joined by the ceo of the parent company of vox.com. how and why did this happen? because i have been writing about american politics for about 10 years. what you learn when you are doing that, particularly the policy stuff obamacare, the financial crisis, the hard, complicated stuff, is that we are not well set up to guide readers through stories. we started covering obamacare before anyone in the world was covering it. i the time people tune in, we have done our explanation. we are on little bitty pieces. the idea was, what if we could create a news site that over five years of covering something does not just give you 5000 articles about obamacare, but build a central resour
from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. vox.com, a new website, launched this month. its mission is simple to build a significant centralized news property for a digital age. the chief of vox.com was the founder of the wapo blog. i am also joined by the ceo of the parent company of vox.com. how and why did this happen? it happened because i have been writing about american politics for about 10 years. what you learn when you are doing that, particularly the policy stuff obamacare, the financial crisis, the hard, complicated stuff is that we are not well set up to guide readers through stories. we started covering obamacare before anyone in the world was covering it. by the time people tune in, we have done our explanation. we are on little bitty pieces. the idea was, what if we could create a news site that over five years of covering something does not just give you 5000 articles about obamacare, but build a central resource that could really g
modest growth as new initiatives in mobile and other areas kick in. the stock went slightly crazy, got a huge boost after alibaba rolled its results. forget what is happening at yahoo! at this point. it s almost insignificant at this point. yahoo! owns 24% of the chinese e-commerce alibaba. they made more than double the amount they made for the same period a year ago. revenue jumping 66% to $3.1 billion. alibaba plans to file paperwork as early as next week, that s what everyone is excited about, about this potential ipo offering on an american exchange. they are debating whether they ll go with the nasdaq or the new york stock exchange. the sale could be the largest ipo in american history if the company s valuation could reach, what some people are saying could be as high as $200 billion. jerry yang of yahoo! always gets a hard time because he is he the one that made this investment. people thought he screwed yahoo! up forever. god bless jerry yang. he saved this com