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six months after he got back from the surge, doc krebbs was transferred from fort carson to fort belvoir virginia, where he finally got proper help after three years of suffering from ptsd. it's now almost a year since krebbs tried to kill himself. he's just retired from the military. the army is providing him with disability payments as compensation for his ptsd. he's come up to the rockies for a weekend with david nash, his old friend from third platoon. >> i'm very optimistic about the future now. i feel like i can actually go somewhere now. for the last year, i knew i wasn't going to be getting promoted or staying in the military, and you just feel like you're stuck. and there's nothing you can do about it because there literally is nothing that you can do about it. and now that i'm out, it's... you know, i can go to school now, i can do what i want to do and actually do somethinwi my life other than go fighting wars i don't believe in. >> haji comes out of an alley, just like ka-ka-ka-ka spray and pray, and not sergeant brooks but the other guy, what's his name? >> i forget his name

i am not allowed on fort carson. i have to get permission and two people follow me around with a tape recorder. within the military people still you can't generalize. there are some people like anywhere, some people are complete jerks and other people who are intelligent and thoughtful and open minded and i have a lot of friends at fort carson. they are just not the people who necessarily are in charge of dealing with the media. but they are very open-minded. the other day i had lunch with a brigade psychologist and she is doing fantastic work. good things are happening. [inaudible] >> his life's work to make sure as many people as possible understand why it is different in this war and how -- it impacts families and great leaders and challenger coming more involved in advisory roles to combat commanders so they are getting beat jiminy cricket ingredient before this stuff is even thought about. i appreciate very much what you have done for this whole realm of misunderstanding. feel very badly -- >> alton again thrown

we sent a lot of cheyenne's and arapaho to florida, fort marion in 1875. and after the end of the apache wars we sent geronimo there. he spent a lot of time there and they let him come back. eventually he got to oklahoma where he died. never got back to arizona but that's what they plan to do with crazy horse. and things turned out another way. and he was killed. there's one less question i would just raise and i will try to answer it, spent this long book essentially trying to answer that question. whited crazy horse let them kill him? -- why get crazy horse let him kill him? do you have a guy with a well-deserved reputation as a warrior and a combatant, and somebody quick to defend himself and with a gift for rapid movement and rapid response. and in the last 36 hours of his life, the army made it apparent over and over again, and explicit ways, that whatever promises that they had given him in the past were gone. but crazy horse did not respond like a man in danger. and on the last day of his life he rode back to fort robinson where he was fatally wound

this is a lot look at of dallas fort worth right now. the airport has been shut down for our out due to ice storm in the area. the latest on the big story, the protests in new egypt. you see people trying to get flights out. they have ordered evacuation of nall non important people in egypt. thousands more americans trying to catch flights out of the country with airports jam packed. an google executive is missing in egypt. he has not made contact since friday morning with anyone. he is head of market for the middle east. he had it there for a conference. he was trading about the situation his last week was on thursday. it read pray for a job very worried. he reportedly contacted his wife the next day but nobody has heard from him since. >> 60 6:18 a.m., we want to focus on the bay area weather in a bubble. let's just limited to here in the sunshine. >> you almost feel bad. the bay bridge approach this morning, currently temperatures are in the '40's, 48 degrees, by noon the '60s, back down into the low 50s by the 8:00 p.m. hour. we do h

challenged officer prior to leaving fort longes so he looked like nothing like we think he did. many of the warriors didn't recognize him initially because he didn't look that way. custer, it worked out. he wanted more than anything to be remembered, and because he died to speck spectacularly and because everyone in his command died, there always be that mystery about that that keeps us coming back. >> you talked about arriving late on the scene or fashionably not arriving. wasn't he responsible for the train and was being held up for that rather than an expression that is animosity towards custer? >> yeah, during one point on the march, he was in charge of the train. not at this point though. custer's last meeting with the regimen on the divide, the wolf mountains, he said, okay, the first company to report ready to go will lead. that's the place you want to be. you get all the glory. he began to walk away and turned around and said, i'm ready. the officer he had the most difficulty of all ended up leaving. custer stopped, divided the command and sent him to the left. the pack

that fateful day in 1836 when they raided parkers fort, the parkers touched that empire that, of course, didn't look like the roman empire. these are nomadic people. you couldn't see them, you couldn't find them, you couldn't go to a village and burn it down as you could with east coast indians. >> they touched it in such a way that though they had a fort, they were miles and miles away from any support. they were out there kind of, literally, on their own. having no idea what would certainly befall them. >> exactly. i want to talk about that because that aspect of the book informs the way that you've done this structurally which i think is interesting, the way you've crafted the book from beginning to end. you alternate chapters in terms of the grand sweep but then the very specific story about the parkers, and particularly cynthia ann and then quanah. i wanted to ask you historically, i remember in the office however many years ago now you were talking you were going to write this book, and i had gotten excited about it, and we had talked about certain specific things that i knew a li

the dallas-fort worth international airport is now closed due to an ice storm. we've been talking about severe weather hitting all the way from texas into the midwest and the east coast. right now we understand in the dallas area that schools have been shut down, ground traffic is a mess. it's left much of north texas in that winter freeze. we've heard from the dallas- fort worth airport spokesperson that the runways are glazed with ice. the crews are working to clear that area. they expect to reopen within a couple of hours, but, again, the dallas-fort worth airport closed right now because of an ice storm. and we've been talking about the severe winter storm that is heading in again from texas all the way through the midwest into the east coast. we'll have a live report on that just a little bit. >>> back here in the bay area today the oakland city council will take a second look at its controversial pot farm policy. that's after it attracted some unwanted attention from the u.s. justice department. last year the council approved licensing large scale marijuan

i don't think anyone outside of fort wayne is going to realize there's a place called fort wayne.nd she said they don't want to be the target of late night talk show jokes. well, too late. nary baals, i looked him up, was mayor from 1951 to 1954. then again from -- and the saddest part about this is, really, is there's a real-life man named harry baals and i never got to meet him. a street was named harry baals drive in honor of him but they changed it to h. baals drive. isn't that crazy? it's his name. we have a planet named uranus. we can't have a building named harry baals? i think it's ridiculous. in fact, if you don't mind, i'm going to get up on my high horse for a minute here. because this is really bothering me. hey, guys, how you doing? ♪ ♪ ♪ okay. listen up and listen good, ft. wayne, because i want to tell you a story. a story about a man who dedicated his life to public service. a man who served four terms of mayor of the city, who died in office and was buried in the city he loved so much. and now, some of you have chosen to ignore that man's tireless contributions to

in fort hood that you're getting our worst. the most astonding reason they gave for not taking action against him is that he could provide an understanding of violent islamic extremism in the culture of islam. his reports were sanitized to turn this into a virtue as if he was benefiting the u.s. army with his radical beliefs. for example, an evaluation report covering july 2007 to june 2008 said his work on the role of culture in islamic faith in the context of terrorism, "has extraordinary potential to inform national policy and military strategy." let me now turn to the fbi's role. the fbi under director muller made significant progress in transforming itself into america's lead counter terrorism organization. in this case, unfortunately, the fbi had the opportunity to take actions that would have prevented the fort hood murders and failed to do so. the terrorism task force in san diego flagged the initial communications with the suspected terrorist that i referred to for review and transferred the communications to the fbi's

>> forte, will forte, and i got to go. >> jimmy: i love forte. how is he doing?er he had that neck beard for a while? >> he's always doing something. >> jimmy: will forte grew a beard just from here down. [ laughter ] >> it was awful. >> jimmy: it was the ugliest thing i've ever seen in my life. he's great. >> i don't know why he does it. but yeah, we went to the game. we showed up hungry. so we had beers right away. and you know you get tipsy quick that way. >> jimmy: then i gotta get food. >> yeah, exactly. and i got a little shouty. and bieber was across the court from us. and at one point, he was on his -- texting. he had front row. like jack nicholson kind of seats. two seats away from beyonce and her fella. >> jimmy: jay-z. >> james zeppelin, i don't know. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's not it. jay-z. >> it's his nickname. james zeppelin is his full name. >> jimmy: james zeppelin is not his name. jay-z. >> whatever it is. yeah. his name is sean in real life. not jay-z. so, i'm just yelling at him. like, he was on his thing. i'm like, "bieber, get off your ph

kendis gibson, cbs news, fort worth, texas. >>> coming up a little bit later on "the early show," livept. we'll hear from arizona senator john mccain. also, a mother caught on tape using hot sauce and cold showers to discipline her son? well she's facing child abuse charges and we'll hear from her attorney. >>> and actor johnny galecki from "the big bang theory" stops by. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching everyone. i'm betty nguyen. have a great day. ,,,,,,,,

those folks may be stuck in fort lauderdale until friday. those poor people!ouldn't be a bad place to be. dallas they got that football coming up sunday, the super bowl. that's going to be adding into the equation. i have friends heading out to dallas. i'll check with them a little later, see if they are getting down there today or if there's going to be a delay. if those folks aren't getting to the northeast until friday, you gotta wonder if this is really going to cramp the style of people getting set up and going in that super bowl mode. no matter where you're flying, call ahead of time, it's a mess. terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> tailgating could be cut short. terry, thanks a lot. pg&e found serious problems on natural gas lines in the east bay after the san bruno pipeline explosion. that's according to documents released by the state public utilities commission. these documents show leaks were repaired in several stimulus including concord, livermore, newark. those were classified as grade 1 or hazardous. the exact location of the repairs not listed. in

looking ahead to getting a little cooler but still above average fort monday and tuesday. dry all the way through next weekend. vicki? >> face book is pulling up stakes they're looking to switch headquarters. will you know why and where. plus, good news on the job front just not good enough. it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. rethink possible. breakfast for lunch. breakfast for dinner. with three new breakfast lovers dishes, who needs a break from breakfast? denny's. america's diner is always open. [ maltaste so good they don't need sauce. crispy on th

. -- fort lakes.caltrans says the ong that could set comeback is way down. if the weather cooperates the fourth statement will be completed later this week. it will bring the power to 4 ft. high. the >> santa clara is investigated their first homicide. somebody walking by reported an unconscious person industry. police have no motives at that time. the city is considering working with taxes on marijuana. marijuana at tax could reduce the severity. warren kelly has more. our plaour place starting tuesday, potful cost more. an additional 7 per cent. it will be passed on to the can that its consumer. it is a way to collect more revenue. >> i think it will be good. is it much more? it is tough to say. >> reporter: here are sponsors for the measure that will let us know how much the city can't put towards. they must submit to an audit of their books. is a good way to make sure that pot sellers are following rules. the institute is supporting them. >> they have come a long ways. it is positive. >> reporter: no sales tax but customers may find the prices financiall

(cannon blast) fort washington. (cannon blast) fort lee. finally, washington felt he had but one choice-- a retreat through new jersey. as they went through newark, george washington asked that young lieutenant of infantry james monroe to stand by the side of the road and count the troops. they had started with about 35,000 men in august, and he counted 3,000 men. they'd lost 90% of their command. narrator: in pursuit, 10,000 troops under british gen. cornwallis who likened this to a fox hunt. washington, of course, was the fox. the british were joined by hessians-- professional german soldiers-- and new jersey citizens who remained loyal to king george. fleming: the germans were mercenaries. they had been hired by the british, and plunder was what they were in the war for, so they ruthlessly looted every town they came through, and their officers did nothing to stop them. some british regiments behaved almost as badly. narrator: so now, it is december. washington and his army have set up camp on the pennsylvania side of the delaware river

is this the beginning of the end fort unions? >> it is a disaster. >> the bloody rebellion in libya. >> these actions violate every standard of common decency. this violence must stop. >> the obama administration decides not to defend it the defense of marriage act. >> the president's the position has been consistent. he has long opposed it as unnecessary and unfair. >> meet the next mayor of chicago. >> thank you, chicago, for the stumbling a victory. all i can say -- you sure know how to make a guy feel at home. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> a couple of thoughts as we begin in today's discussion at. want, elections have consequences two, it is no longer your father's labor movement. republicans got majorities in statehouses across the midwest. union members are feeling the consequences of those elections. in wisconsin, gov. scott walker has come up with the plan that would strip collective bargaining rights for most public workers. here is a tea party member. >> i don't believe in unions.

hud. -- fort hood. to honor their memory, we pledge to use this report and its recommendations as a blueprint to ensure that appropriate reforms are adopted quickly so that the next human ticking time bomb will be identified early and defused before a in another -- before another deadly detonation. we believe this report and its recommendations are particularly timely given the dramatic increase in home run terrorist -- homegrown terrorists plots against america and americans over past few years. finally, we are submitting this report to the director of defense, director of the fbi, the national security director,r ght have prevented his attack were not taken. detecting a lone wolf can be difficult, but in this case, the fact is that both the fbi and the army were aware of major hassan. this is not a case where a lone wolf was unknown to the fbi, and then to the military officials -- unknown to military officials until the strike. that is the tragedy of this case. major hassan was known to both the fbi

the fort hudson massacre resulted because of what i would -- fort hood massacre resulted because of what i would call a tragedy of errors. people just totally failed to act in a way that, as you look back at the evidence with the clarity of hindsight, just shouts out, stop this guy before he kills somebody. >> i would just echo the chairmen's comments. we kept in mind the victims and their families throughout this investigation, and it is why we kept pushing for word, and it is why we kept demanding information, why we chose the very unusual step of actually issuing subpoenas, because we did want to thoroughly understand what happened and make sure that we are truthful with the family is about what happened, and that we put in place effective reforms to greatly lessened the chances of successuch an attack happening . >> has anyone been fired for the behavior that was mentioned in your report? >> i do not believe anyone has been disciplined or terminated because of the failures mentioned in this report, and that is something that i want to hear about from both the department of defense an

. >> reporter: lyondell in fort kron4 news.music) >>pambrian > >>pam >>robthe clear skies in heavenly. looking out over the lake, it will be sunny tomorrow. look what will happen on monday and tuesday. after all long stretch of weather with no small little things will change. and transport planes tho--and chances for rain and snow. aid will be a steady into the weekend. --it will be it study into the weekend.steady into the weekend. into sunday night high clouds will begin to stream in. the rain is showing up offshore at 6:00 a.m.. look for some wet weather monday going into the afternoon. it does appear to be light. rainfall amounts to one- tenth of an inch into the first round. another system coming from the north is pointed out to ukiah on tuesday morning. showers are going to be in the forecast each and every day until next week. it will actually feel more winter light. the temperatures in the morning are close to freezing are below freezing. highs in the afternoon reaching the 60s. still very nice. not quite as well as we

. >>> could the pentagon done more to warn off the shooting at fort texas?here were many warning signs before the tragedy. >> our reports painful conclusion is that the fort hood massacre could have and should have been prevented. >> congressional investigators blame both the army and fbi for failing to stop the massacre. 13 people died and 32 others were hurt when a gunman opened fire in fort hood in november of 2009. the report found there was ample evidence. major hassan was quote a ticking time bomb. the army should have known that hassan was an extremist. >> we pretend that this religious freedom thing prohibits us from looking at real threats. the longer we do that the more chance we allow to exist for another major hassan to happen at some point. >> the report suggests that the fbi make better use for analysts who may have recognized the red flags in hassan military and psychiatric reports. >>> the city of sunnyvale says they saw a significant drop in crime. property crime such as commercial, residential and school burglaries dropped by a total of 18%

. >>> for the second time in three days, the beach at fort funston had to be evacuated today after visitors discovered a box of flairs and the bomb squad was called in to detonate them. those flairs were detonated inside a hole in the sand. today's incident closed down the beach from around 10:45 to 1:15. according to park police, flairs are found in the area a couple of times a year. >>> heavy fog may have played a role in a single car crash that killed a man on northbound highway 101 in santa rosa. the 29-year-old man was driving a nissan exterra when he veered off the street. there was heavy fog at the time cutting visibility to an estimated 75 feet. >>> police arrested a san bruno man accused of driving drunk and killing a pedestrian in pacifica. 57-year-old leopoldo padilla allegedly drove off after hitting the pedestrian after 1:30 this morning. padilla later returned to the scene and admitted his involvement. the name of the man hit has not been released. >>> these are pictures from news chopper 2, at an elevation of 3,800 feet the top of the mountain is well above yesterday's snow l

sogegian and a friend got sworn into the army and were stated at fort lee. six months later jeanne's commission hadn't come through so she went to colonel smith and said what happened to my commission? the colonel called the pentagon and then called gene into her office and said you're not going to get them or me commission, you are on the list for the air force and they are not going to let you go. on her way to the lack wonder force base, jeanne met some man who were traveling and they were telling her they had an assignment to go to the air force. so gene got there and said where do you want to be stationed? she didn't know anything about the air force and said i would like to go to the depot within germany. they looked at her and said you want to go? nobody wants to go there in germany collecting some of the wreckage of world war ii machine stock to her guns and the center and they said okay it's available. which one do you want? there is the maintenance officer come supply officer or the war plans officer and jean told us that sounds interesting. i deci

they beefed up the military bases like fort mason. my 1943, they are all killed. the war did what the new deal couldn't do, full employment. there were reports, it's still with mind numbing statistic. we have to rely on other people to do it. the these projects enriched the lives of millions of people and does so today all the time. i have become aware of it, but very few people are. i have also become aware extraordinary people. here's a dedication of roosevelt. on the left, who painted the murals in the social security building with her husband and steph an kennedy. it's been a privilege to meet these people. just recently, i found this statue of roosevelt. is over looks oslow harbor. they revere roosevelt, because of what they learned from the new deal about how to build a civil society. they didn't get rid of it, they expanded it. just like other scandinavian countries are consistently rated as the happiest in the world. the new deal continues to live on there. thank you. [applause]. if you have lip gloss put it on right now. tuck your ties in ♪ >> thank you v

pretty good rain up there eureka north of fort brag. it's on its way. it will be into lake county and sweeping over the area by this afternoon and this evening. it's not that cold although wind might make it feel colder. in the 50s for temperatures right now. lows on the mild side. that system is plunging southward along with that cold air. so today cloudy, windy at times. afternoon and evening rain. there's some light rain in the morning but this is ho hum stuff compare today what's coming in later on. 50s and 60s on the temperatures because of this south wind in advance of the front could get mild conditions. by tomorrow we won't be saying that. it will be colder. much colder. then turn showery. another front comes through on thursday for another round of rain and cold and showery on friday. there is a possibility it won't be very warm but there could be a break on saturday. pam and dave. >>> well, a man hunt for u.s. soldier accused of rape. a search that began in georgia could possibly end here in california. >>> also a battle over hungry customers

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we met a group of guys on the way to dallas/fort worth airport which shut down yesterday.y were stranded for hours here overnight just waiting to try and get on a flight. again, this afternoon, airport officials tell us there is no telling how long these cancellations could last. >> how long the storms last and how quickly the airlines can recover, probably 24 hours. but then the backlog of flights and passengers has to get back on track so that could take some time as well. >> reporter: their advice to people flying today is the same as it usually is to go ahead and check in with your airline. we are as i said earlier seeing cancellations out of chicago. but later on today we'll start seeing them out of boston, newark, new york. this is just going to continue. so very good advice to check in with your airlines if you plan on flying today. back to you. >> i'm glad i gave my friends lots of snacks. they may need them today and patience. christin ayers, thank you very much at sfo. >>> denver international planes had to be de-iced because of all the cold weather. more than 25

this is a live picture of dfw dallas-fort worth international airport. it just reopened. it had to close down for about an hour because of icy runway conditions there. of course dallas is a huge hub for american airlines. and a lot of bay area flights on american connect through dallas. but the good news is the airport has reopened. we had earlier reports that the international airport, george bush international airport in houston, was shut down because of severe weather there. that of course is a big hub for continental airlines. both of those airports have a lot of traffic that goes through the bay area. but the good news again dallas- fort worth airport is open again. >>> today the oakland city council will take a second look at its controversial pot farm policy. that's after it attracted some unwanted attention from the u.s. justice department. last year the council approved licensing large scale marijuana farms to bring in tax dollars. the justice department contends oakland's plan violates federal drug laws. now oakland stilettoeders will go back to the drawing boar

he went to the ticket counter, hopped onto the 1025 flight to dallas-fort worth. i did talk to a couple of people, they say even though it is on time right now, anything can happen. that can change instantly to cancel. the made introduce you here to lee. it's going to be an inventor for you today is that right? >> sure. >> what did you think when you saw cancelled? >> they called us and said your flight has been canceled so were we booking you and i'm ok with that. >> did you check out the midwest from yesterday. >> we'll are indiana jones and get. >> if you don't get to dallas and i guess you'll be back here. >> all watch channel 4. it's the only tell you watching the only jail you should watch channel 4. we keep your fingers crossed that you make it safely. also let me show you how empty this is. i talked to the ticket counter, normally would be so full of passengers, but there's nobody here except for workers. the reason why, the power of the newest, and have to say kron 4 news they'll watching this column had finding out cancelled flights. that's why we don't

especially north say fort bragg. gilroy 33. then with a little bit more cloud cover. nevada and wood acre 38. usually it's the other way around. that's not the case this morning. a lot of 30s around. 30s and 40s. 38 hayward. so some chilly readings out there. one system will continue to line itself up to the north. it will draw in this moisture right there. it will lead into our tuesday night. possible more rain likely. for today partly sunny and cloudy. we are splitting the difference. a few more clouds to the north. a chilly cold start. 30s and 40s. a mix of sun and clouds at noon. 54 to 60 for today. 60 antioch. 65 santa rosa as we head to the south we are looking for 50s and 60s. after wednesday we do see showers on thursday. and friday we get a break. it looks like we will see increasing clouds. pam and dave. >>> time now 5:49 and today we are looking live. there is something out there in the bay. today is a beginning of the preparations for the 2013 america's cup in san francisco. i can see it right there. it's a little dark. last years winning yacht. usa 17 is

just moments ago, we learned 630 flights are cancelled at the dallas/fort worth airport. that's gonna cause a lot of problems for those heading to the super bowl. you can zee a huge traffic jam there. i just checked for the weather in dallas. right now, light snowshowers, 20 degrees. it's been colder in texas than it is in alaska. however, the weekend doesn't look too bad. saturday, high of 45. sunday, super bowl sunday. partly cloudy and a high of 50. snow began to fall in the area and some residents in fact are plain -- rah complaining the road the around -- are complaining the roads around the super bowl are getting too much attention. but officials say they are concentrating on all areas. the area has been hit with rolling blackouts. cowboys stadium has been exempt interest -- exempt from the power loss. they asked the city to assure that the blackouts didn't hit the stadium. officials say that's a public -- public safety issue because if there was a blackout, there would be no way to check for security -- >> oh, yeah. >> and i've been reading that some people in dall

delta flight 146 took off from fort lauderdale. it didn't get far before that pilot was forced to turn around and make an emergency landing. >> we were a couple thousand feet up and then there was a terrible shorterring on the airline. and everybody just you know got rigid. >> the plane landed safety. investigators say fan blades from the jet engine shot out the back. they found them on the ground later. luckily no one was hurt. >>> an alaskan skate maker is under going -- representativessen went a body scan. she says the tsa called for the pat down. she was oledly to -- she will take a ferry home from seattle. >>> the crew of the discovery is ready for the shuttle's final launch after it was postponed more than 3.5 months. >> the team did a great job and figured out a very difficult. >> there was a crack in the shuttles tank. five mep and one woman will leave thursday for the international space station. >>> broccoli is supposed to be good for everybody. a new hybrid of what some call the super food might be bad for a particular g

the dallas fort worth airport is open again after being closed due to icy conditions this morning.rom abilene texas, where blizzard conditions are closing roads west of the dallas fort worth area. severe thunderstorms have also forced the closure of houston's george bush airport. in oklahoma city there's enough snow on the roads to cause a fire truck to get stuck. weather warnings are posted from the rockies all the way to the atlantic coast with heavy snow that's expected to be followed by another round of subzero temperatures. wow! and we have a little fog here and it's bothering us other weary in the northeast from all of that snow. the midwest today oklahoma through chicago and then the northeast. >> go ahead. >> that's all right. >> you got folks in buffalo. >> buffalo hasn't been so bad. it's really been boston and new england but they're going to get hit, too, in st. louis, over a foot of snow. family there too. we've got more sunshine. more fog out there this morning. this is say beautiful shot. you can see the low clouds. increasing winds to mix this out later on this morn

they are asking for the booting -- booths to be fort tied. bart general manager and police chief say the agency is looking into measures to protect the agents. >>> the space shuttle is on the way to the international space station. the shuttle took off this afternoon, nasa delayed the launch after discovering cracks in the foam around the fuel tank, video shows chunks. foam shedding from the shuttle but that's not a concern and the tank is holding up well. >>> dozen of cheers -- children cheered does covery, it's important for youngsters to experience the shuttle launch. nasa plays a role in shuttle operations. >>> san jose leaders considering a change too the name of their airport. a committee met to make the airport more competitive. one option is adding the phrase, silicon valley the title. that would make it the norman y monetta san jose silicon valley airport. >> some have said that's quite a mouthful. >>> penalizing pg&e for the pipe like explosions. >>> california budget battle takes a twist, what governor brown did today that's not ha

and secondly, even if you were a fort, you would be a fort named wayne, which is not so impressive., you have the audacity to be ashamed of your own harry baals. you worry that out of towners might laugh when they look up and see harry baals on your building. you want to hide harry baals. you want to tuck harry baals away. well, i have news for you. this is the united states we live in and in the united states, we don't discriminate. because today it's harry baals. tomorrow, it could be someone else. like [ bleep ] and anita [ bleep ]. or any of us and i'll tell you something. i won't sit by quietly and allow this injustice to take place. when i look around i see harry baals everywhere. i see harry baals in each of your faces. be proud of harry baals, ft. wayne. show the world your harry baals. shame on you deputy mayor milloy. i say ft. wayne needs more baals. now, more than ever. god bless america. we'll be right back with adam sandler. cut! what's that doing on my set? product placement, sir. whenever we feature a product in a scene we get tons of free stuff. here we go. my lord!

system off in fort brag, cape but little blips on live storm tracker 2 and off the coast. hence why closer to the coast greater opportunity for any rain. farther east not so much. 30s and 40s. we were seeing the lows falling off the table then the cloud cover came in and that brought them back up. oakland was 38. now they're 42. san francisco 43. still 44 but temperatures cloudy skies and really chilly conditions. 39, 48, 53 for fremont today. started off at 39. go for that high of 53. that will be the high for most everybody. the one after today, after that system goes down to southern california it will pass us probably by tonight. keep an eye on the next system coming down for thursday and friday. there's the rub will be there's a lot of things developing here. we'll see what develops by thursday into friday. today some light rain is possible near the coast. otherwise just a lot of clouds. so cloudy, cool, i mean maybe some sun later on especially farther east you go. forecasted high low 50s for many. a few mid-50s. but it's a cool day with the cloud cover in place. onc

seuss working together in what was called fort fox to produce propaganda that would enable the united states to go into world war ii against ted geisel's ancestral hand -- homeland, germany. and produce what geisel understood to be the crucial distinction between what he understood to be the deep value of germany and the german people, antiauthoritarian spectra that have cast a dark shadow, not only over germany but over all of europe. he created with frank capra, a figure called private snafu, which is an acronym for situation normal all fouled up. and that figure became a figure who educated soldiers throughout europe and have to deal with malaria, how to deal with problems that i won't mention to this audience for fear -- but in any case, real problems that soldiers new on the battlefield and off it. and ted geisel was also a figure who wrote comic strips, editorials, produced lectures on children's literature. that became world-famous. so how do all of those disparate facets come together as a singular persona, dr. seuss? let me explain that in trying to do justice to that already

to from dallas, fort worth are canceled. one from kennedy, canceled. pr, canceled. tampella and cancelled. 30-40 outbound planes out of the sfo are canceled. passengers are scrambling to find a connecting flight if they can. i am told that 6000 flights are canceled. tomorrow at the airport to more flights will be cancelled. >> it is at monster. 1,500 mi. of winter storm that you can see from space. back on the ground heavy winds, slippery is and what conditions are can write millions of people across the country. crating hazardous road conditions and stopping all responders and police in their tracks. >> we aren't looking for the national guard to assist and humvee ambulances if the weather persists and we cannot get into the neighborhoods. >> up to an inch of ice. with a blizzard conditions and whether it morning, air travel is an ass. >> all flights are canceled and we will have to reschedule our vacation. >> it is threatening super bowl festivities. freezing conditions, snow are taking control of the game. the game is still on. the president has been briefed and

who could see a snow fort worth to all the way as the lake level. 2 the sierras, we can see that tomorrown.-20 in. of snowfall expected! and towards saturday, 1-2 in. before temperatures we plummeting overnight. the same thing here, the rain/snowfall mixture. it will clear out saturday but temperatures are going to be on the colder side. and cold through sunday morning with dry and rainfall will continue to return on tuesday. >>pam: if the uprising in libya. signs that the tide could be shifting. khaddafi is fighting to keep his grip on the country and as financial grip. countries are feeling the impact and the samantha hayes. >> attendees of unrest is taking its toll on over khaddafi-10 days. and his fourth decade grip is loosening the turf battle between government and anti- government is continuing to play out on the streets of the capital of tripoli. also, khaddafi, opponents have taken control of the second and third largest cities. >> if he does not have trouble allegiance work military control or control of the oil, where travel- allegiance is going to go out. >>reporter: governmen

programa de asistencia para estudiante para la próxima dejada, ahorro --si el pl tir próximo año, forta y s afueras de la ciudad de méxic 8 personas fueron m ndo un grupo almente tienen relación con la venta de droga en la zona de mñxico, el primer problema ocurrió en la madrugada -- el gobier vigilar la el gobierno federal promete s miembros r la frontera entre méxic y estados unidos, la medida estará vigente mientras protecci corrupción entre patrulla de la frontera. >>> departamento de seguridad ha crecido, porque 22 agencia, fueron transferido a departamento, quienes son vigilados constantemente porque existe la corrupción. >>> de acuerdo gente muchos empleador de departamento aceptan un soborno porque tienen problema económico, la oficina ha investigado mil 500 casos de mala conducta incluyendo corrupción, en san diego 40 empleador fueron arrestado por mala conducta en el 2006. >>> sin embargo, autoridades dicen que agentes que violan de reglas son una pequeña% en comparación a los que no lo hacen.. hacen.... >>> más fácilmente pueden aumentar casos de abuso, casos de falta de pro

this is a live picture of dallas fort worth international airport. more coming up. >>> good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm ken wayne. dave clark is off. >>> the largest demonstration we've seen so far. it's estimated 250,000 protesters are gathered right now in cairo's main square to demand new leadership. so far the demonstration has been peaceful. protesters have set up their own checkpoints to keep out weapons and the military has promised not to fire on demonstrators. this morning we're hearing from an american student in cairo. >> i've been hit with tear gas, been thrown around a little bit. but they are telling us to stay away, not to go down certain streets. >> she says american university offered to send her home but she wanted to stay on the frontlines. coming up in 15 minutes we'll have more on the government's response to the demonstration. >>> u.s. intelligence officials have reportedly warned executives at banks they may be targeted by al qaeda. a new york television station the fbi has briefed large insti

. >> members of the 297th will spend a month training at fort lewis before heading overseas. it has been adopted by san mateo county fair, which will provide care packages to the soldiers. >> the city of berkeley may be ready to help the obama administration with one of the thorniest problems rn rng -- problems. they will invite two detainees from guantanamo bay to move to town. both men have been cleared of wrong doing. they would live with local families and nonprofits would help find them work. critics say a new law discourages these offers and says berkeley has enough trouble already. >>> a lawyer for a tracy teenager abused and held captive more than a year filed a legal claim against sacramento county child protection services accusing them of failing to protect him, saying workers ignored signs of abuse. the claim filed on behalf of kyle ramirez escaping and ran into a fitness center occurre occurred -- covered in bruises. four people pleaded guilty or were convicted of abuse charges, including the teen's legal guardian. sacramento county declined to comment on the cla

ice jams forced the waters of the more i refer to overflow creating this mess in fort dodge. if some homholders say they didn't have time to salvage their belongings. if flood warnings have been posted in several parts of the state. in south dakota, more than 15 in. of snow and aberdeen. that's a large as one day total that city is seen in the month of february. travel was nearly impossible in many of the roads there. many local businesses stayed closed and people stayed home from work at the height of the storm uprooted in peril and illinois. emergency crews had to rescue dog that was stranded on a small island along the mississippi river. if this did the dog wandered out know what was frozen and got stuck in the river thought out. the job is safe and healthy and will be reunited with its owners. we will be back after the break. now, here is stanley roberts, with some people behaving badly. >>stanley: this driver is a the red zone facing the wrong direction in the bay view section of san francisco. upon further inspection the driver is still the car and join some barbequed c

this will continue to stick, it's around fort bragg and in and around eureka. that will shove off to the east and we'll be mainly dry here for today and into tomorrow but a bigger storm moves in on wednesday. a big of sunshine and clouds today. temperatures even a little bit warmer than yesterday. in fact, at this hour, we're a few degrees warmer than yesterday. we'll be windy at times tuesday night into wednesday. this storm looks to bring -- to bring us a good amount of rain. tuesday, mostly dry. but look what's off the coast by tuesday night. you can see heavy rain falling in the overnight hours. by wednesday afternoon, we look to see just scattered showers and the scattered showers will linger through thursday. at this hour, widespread 50s in and around napa, 53 san francisco, and 56 degrees for mountain view. your afternoon highs for today. mid-50s, upper 50s around the region. even looking at 60 degrees for san jose. five-day forecast here, so again, dry for most of us today, a few scattered showers for the north bay possible. mainly dry, the storm rolls

that that's ok that's my forte but of course. the page of court was stupid why do you think that freedom of speech has been so radically curtailed in what's known around the world as a model of social democracy that has been a movement. against the left wing before two thousand and one it was taboo to talk about these thing it was not properly. that changed totally in two thousand and one. the election and i think. police correctness trying to stop free speech is a counterattack to. the power in the society with that said what kind of future do you predict for the failed multicultural project a great part of the intellectual records. for the march through quarter to park your heart not the voters not. so i think it's. now there's no future for the multicultural pro to people know today that there is no force of keeping the land the nation to gayla in. march you call to our society you've cited provisions in the article under which you were found guilty that someone merely needs to feel offended in order for a crime to have been m

there is reports of snow at fort bragg and there is some snow there, you can see. mount hamilton, it's 26 degrees. it's snowing right now and showing up here on doppler there, is pink showing up that is likely a rain-snow mix there. into the sierra snowing in south lake tahoe now. chains are requiring and pretty much all routes leading to tahoe. 24 hour rainfall totals impressive. and there is heavy rain here, and there is over three and a half inches of rain over an inch in santa rosa and napa picked up just over an inch. and there is about six tenths of an inch of rain there. there is impressive totals to speak of. numbers now into 40s, cold air starting to move n there is a chance of showers and looking at freezing cold conditions next two nights. it's why we have a freeze warning in effect. and there this is for morning. take a look at temperatures at 28 degrees there is 30 degrees in nappa. could be a record. 26 degrees in clover dale. we're talking about recor record-breaking keeld. santa cruz upper 30s for oakland and san francisco. there is a is a front thi

dallas-fort worth had freezing rains we ended up going to chicago. from chicago to said francisco we went to have it. >> according to the flight to some 6000 flights cancelled due to weather. >> the it is being tested in biggest. it uses the more generic image of the body's basic. it also lets passengers see what scanners is saying. a pennsylvania woman who calls herself she added james was in court today, prosecutors in philadelphia say that apollyon at la rose has pleaded not guilty in her role to to a global terror plot. she said she agreed to kill a swedish cartoonist out of fed did muslims. she was arrested in 2009 it could face a life sentence. somebody stole 40 u.s. flags from the beach and all in california. they once draped caskets of military men and women killed in action. families have donated those flakes of it could see them flying on memorial and veterans day. local business days are raising money to get the flakes replaced. >> people in charlotte north carolina are happy about the fact the city blows the 202012 national democratic con

they will spend the next month training at fort lewis, washington before heading to iraq to provide medical care for soldiers. for many of the soldiers is will be there first deployment. >>> congress heard from troops who say they face foreclosure at home was serving abroad. one captain testified that jp morgan chase overcharged him and then harassed him. he said the problem dominated his calls home. today a bank representative apologized and said most of the affected service members are being repaid. >>> for all of those who drink diet soda there is disturbing news tonight as john fowler tells us, diet soda appears to be linked to a serious health problem. >> reporter: he says he drinks almost nothing else. >> fewer calories, not much sugar. >> reporter: after all that the obesity warnings, many people drink diet sodas. >> i like the taste of it, and less carbonation. >> reporter: a new study links regular drinking a diet soda to 61% increase risk of stroke. a blood vessel in the brain blowing up. researchers say they have factored out at the risk factors and diet soda drinkers had a 48% h