it is an unbearable fought for people. it gives them sleepless nights and denies them peace and security in old age. >> this is not about the land, however. it is about what is underneath it. germany is the world's biggest producer of brown coal. as well as removing homes and people, the mines would also have devastating consequences for the local landscape. like the pastor, heeen living here for decades, and has joined the campaign. he is willing to fight until the bitter end. >> this is where i grew up, and i do not want to leave. just because they insist they won the cold here never meant that i would just pack my bags and go. if and when the diggers' appear outside my front door, then i would be willing to talk about it. otherwise, forget it. >> the energy giant behind the mining plans. what really annoys him is the talk of big potential here in the wake of germany's nuclear face that decision. he sees it as a threat to his . just a few kilometers away, a vision, or for some, a nightmare, of what could become of it, an

.it can take more than an hour. (7:44:44) (terri moore) "and when the commute became absolutely unbearable, well, i'll just try it....." it took terri moore six years of commuting, beforr she mustered the courage to steer toward the slug-line. this home-grown ride share system matches those looking for rides, known as slugs,.....with drivers willing to give them a ride. (7:45:14) "it was being a midwesttgirl who thinks its nuts to invite two complete strangers into your vehicle." (7:46:14) "union station or l'enfant? l'enfant is good. okay jump in...." but with passengers come privileges. vehicles with at least three people, can access the hov lanes..... where the road is clear....and commuting is aa breeze. (7:47:50) "so my commute was averaging an hour and a half..." (7:47:57) "with slugs and getting on the hov, its usually about 20-minutes...." moore now zips by the traffic which, for years, had delayed her. (7:52:55) "this is actually a good day for 395...." the savings is worth the sacrifice of riding to work with strangers. (8:12:46) "there really haven't been issues. people are resp

residents say the smell has been unbearable recently. they receive add automate call from conoco phillips. the -- recording explained the smell is coming from a nearby pipeline. crews have been excavating looking for possible leaks. residents say when the crews move the dirt it really stinks. >> i'm still dealing with the cough and sinus infection and the headaches from the initial one. >> e-mail them they don't do nothing. they really don't. >> reporter: initial one she mentioned was in november when the smell first surfaced. it was so all then many stayed with families, somewhere else or -- i was so awful then that many stayed with families, somewhere else, hotels. a publish nuisance violation was issued to conoco phillips in november. conoco phillips towed us by phone they've been doing some maintenance work -- they would get back us to with more details that was yesterday we are still waiting to hear from them. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> 5:05. this morning, a 90-year-old man and a burglary suspect are both in stable condition at

be concentrating, not trying to start for out of the apartment or create conditions which are so unbearable that they win their conflict. as far as the stairs are concerned, i am all for making those work. it is an issue of priority. i have not received any information on the back stairs. i am concerned about the lead paint because those exist. we have not been informed about anything regarding that. i do not know if we need to move out of the building or not when the back of it is demolished. i am in the dark about that problem. i concern is priorities. and doing the right thing. >> is there any other public comment? we will move into rebuttal. >> i do not have a rebuttal. i have to agree that it is a case of priorities and doing the right thing. this picture was taken today. the drawings they will use, i would think that a lot of things have changed in 10 years and perhaps -- this is a typical thing. why not take a new look at it. there may be new technology we can use. it is a typical measure, do the cheapest thing or nothing at all to her bathroom. this is how it is today. i am not agai

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. >> the smoak was too unbearable to go into the hallway. >> he called 911 and waited inside for 40 minutes not knowing if one of the fire fighters could get him out. >> the eventually knocked down the door and escorted us out the hallway was charred and black. >> this is an older building in under city law sprinkler system was not required. at least nine people suffered serious critical injuries in the blaze one firefighter was treated for exhaustion and one for burns. i'm afraid to leave the dog alone now. i screamed help i don't know what to do, i tried to go to the exit in decadence see i couldn't do anything. i just grabbed people and follow them back into an apartment and we stayed in there. she says it was impossible not to panic. the chicago tribune reports mccoy had just moved from philadelphia to chicago last month, the cause of the fire remains under investigation. mchenry county sheriff's office are bonded out of jail after being charged with 10 counts of sexual assaults. sgt gregory has been charged with forcing a juvenile to perform oral sex over several occasions from 2006-20

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it is unbearably dry out there. there is no snow inside on the horizon. jeff book took a look at how the businesses are being affected. >> winter sports are less available. many resorts have shut down and are hoping for a late winter storm. ski rental shops are empty hotel rooms are vacant fed in the cabins are closed. it is the driest season in recent memory. people that take into hiking in bicycle riding because of the mild temperature and clear skies. >>james: we're back with more in a minute. bob bass figure >>erica: we're taking a look at the visibility chart. as you head out the door you'll notice very poor visibility from santa rosa to novato the. visibility is down to a half mile. everywhere else, we are seeing crystal clear conditions. we will be monitoring that ralph morning. take a look at current temperatures right outside the door. know what is right at freezing. upper 30's in napa and santa rosa. 34 in fairfield. downtown san francisco coming in at 48. a degree cooler in mountain view. into the afternoon we are anticipating temperatures slig

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for the family of those missing, it must be unbearable. >> yes, several of those relatives arrived on the island and they arrived with the news that the rest to a tense, the rescue efforts had to be postponed because the ship had moved slightly. for them, that would be devastating news. i think the assumption is that there would be no more survivors from inside of the ship. of course, if you are a relative of the victims, that is little comfort. you want the efforts to continue as long as possible. >> there are environmental implications because of the amount of will on board. >> there are, but it remains the case that the fuel that is in 17 different tanks -- is not the case that of one big tank gets pierce, there will be an environmental catastrophe. there are double skins and at this stage they are intact. i was talking to one contractor who said that at this stage there is no danger of that fuel getting into the water. >> what about the captain? we saw those pictures of his wife being protected by the police. the evidence against him appears to be increasingly damning. >> certainl

she knows this is really upsetting and absolutely unbearable and i don't want casa sanchez's band schedule to dictate when i leave my house. so because we have found her not reasonable in negotiations and including last sunday night, i recommend not granting the permit. commissioner newlin: thank you for your comments. >> good day, commission. i live directly next door to casa sanchez. i enjoy their music and i eat there frequently and i don't see their music intruding into my home. i don't know if drug use enhances people's music. i play music and i can't hear my own music and television in my own home. and i wanted to share that with you. thank you very much and have a nice day. >> good evening. i live in the mission district since 1970, 24th and harrison. casa sanchez is an icon and culture and music is part of the culture. the people opposing this type of action would be like telling them to shut down the hathe street fair. all part of san francisco, the music, culture, the people, if you don't like it, don't live there. thank you. >> i would like to address -- i'm one of the musicians

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says crews returned to do maintenance work now residents say the smell of crude oil is back and unbearable. >> i could smell it in the air as soon as they take the earth away it comes out. >> conoco phillips issued a -- was issued a public nuisance violation by air quality officials for the november leak. haz-mat officials say they've been in contact with the company and told oil has migrated under private property. >>> new head of pg&e is promising to never have another power outage at candlestick again. he says he was so embarrassed when the lights went out twice when he attempted the game he was a guest in the owner's suite. pg&e has been making the needed repairs and inspecting everything thoroughly. the 9ers earned a buy this weekend and will host their playoff game next saturday. >>> east palo alto officials will consider a lawsuit against facebook over the company's expansion plans. facebook took over the sun microsystems billing in menlo park and has plans to accommodate 10,000 employees on two campuses. officials are worried facebook employs will move in and displace people who cu

for the families, it must be absolutely unbearable. >> relatives arrived on the island today. it arrived with the news that the rescue attempts, the rescue efforts had to be postponed because the ship had moved slightly. for them, that would have been devastating news, of course. i think the assumption is that there will be no more survivors from inside the ship. of course, if you are a relative of the victims, that is little comfort. you want the efforts to continue as long as possible. >> there are environmental implications because of the amount of oil still on board. >> there are, although it remains the case that the fuel which is in 17 different tanks -- it is not as if one big tank gets pierced, there will be an interim -- an environmental catastrophe. they are in double skins, which are, at this stage, intact. i was talking to one contractor who will be involved in the recovery effort and he said there is no danger of the fuel getting into the water. >> we saw pictures of the captain's wife being protected by police, it seemed. the evidence against him appears to be in

. >> these concord residents say the strong smell of crude oil is unbearable. >> i can smell it in the air. as soon as they took it away from what it was covering up, it comes out. >> a representative called neighbors explaining they detected an odor coming from behind their homes located on the former concord naval weapons station. >> to see if there is a possible leak. >> the odor this time was noticible. but in november neighbors say the fumes are so overwhelming, many had to stay in hotels. >> i am still dealing with the cough and the sinus infection and the headaches with the initial one. >> the bay area quality management district issued a public nuisance violation for the november leak to conocophillips. conocophillips is doing maintenance work and will get back to us with details. they never did. >> i e-mailed him and they don't do nothing. it is tough to say. >> i spoke with hazmat today and they have actually been in contact with conocophillips, and they have been told that the oil has my dpraited under private -- has migrated under private property. lisa lives behind the sit

. >> the accident left davis with unbearable pain and unanswered questions. >> some people said they called the cops. they said they were going -- the girls were going on the wrong side of the road. why weren't the cops there to stop them before they hit terry? >> the three friends, the 19- year-old driver brittany walker and 18-year-old passengers brianna franco and zachary rose died at the scene. terry davis passed away on the way to the hospital. >> he's the root of my family. he's the one that held us all together. i don't know what i would have done without him. i'm reporter: davis' beloved german shepherd daisy is clinging to the family she has left like she knows he's not coming back. it was always terry who took care of everyone going to work at 16 to help his mom raise him and his three brothers. >> i just don't know what to do without him. i tell you i don't. i can't believe that he's gone. >> police are waiting for toxicology results to determine if the teen driver who hit davis was drinking. investigators also found a small amount of marijuana in the car. besides his moth

wild an enormous blaze the stench of gases insupportable three to five hundred meters is already unbearablei was thinking that it was the forbidden things like that yes that there was a problem in mckinney who loves god and that's in two thousand and five but. i'm not on that dogma and i'm different our government and i did it. does not have any political way to implement that but i thought it was you know the thread was against the laws of our country it is it is like a monster so hot smells stinks and the sound. like this is the most i was down the most but this is worse than.

that's like unbearable. there is something called an extremely cold warning that is in place for all of the northern plains. today in minneapolis, it is 4. that is cold. there is no other way to talk about it. >> i had to interrupt you there for a many up. >> it's fine. it deserved it. >> thank you. >>> coming up, negative developments for eastman kodak. banks deliver their bottom line. and something sweet is happening in florida. your "first look" at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >>> the wizards do it again. a hollywood sequel for david beckham. and a tennis player causes quite a racket at the aussie open. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. you know when i grow up, i'm going to own my own restaurant. i want to be a volunteer firefighter. when i grow up, i want to write a novel. i want to go on a road trip. when i grow up, i'm going to go there. i want to fix up old houses. [ female announcer ] at aarp we believe you're never done growing. i want to fall in love again. [ female ann

. >> these concord residents say the strong smell of crude oil is unbearable. >> i can smell it in the it was covering up, it comes out. >> a representative called neighbors explaining they detected an odor coming from behind their homes located on the former concord naval weapons station. >> to see if there is a possible leak. >> the odor this time was noticible. but in november, neighbors say the fumes are so overwhelming, many had to stay in hotels. >> i am still dealing with the cough and the sinus infection and the headaches with the initial one. >> the bay area quality management district issued a public nuisance violation for the november leak to conocophillips. conocophillips is doing maintenance work and will get back to us with details. they never did. >> i e-mailed him and they don't do nothing. it is tough to say. >> i spoke with hazmat today and they have actually been in contact with conocophillips, and they have been told that the oil has my dpraited under private -- has migrated under private property. lisa lives behind the site and it is a habitat for the threatened re

the accident has left davis' mother with unbearable emotional pin and unanswered questions. >> some people said they called the cops and said they were -- the girls were going on the wrong side of the road. why weren't the cops there to stop them before they hit terry? >> police are waiting for the toxicology reports to determine if the young teen driver who hit davis was drinking? investigators also found a small a marijuana in the car. >>> he admitted to using paper clips in root canals. now, one former dentist has learned his sentence. >>> more possible pain at the gas pump. that is never good information to pass out. this time in the form of a gas tax. we'll tell you who is pushing this idea and why. stay with us. over 200,000 people are hospitalized every year with flu complications. lysol disinfectant spray is approved to kill over 50 germs on surfaces. this includes cold and flu viruses. so we recommend using lysol every day. with 100% fragrance oil. it's something new to brighten your home with two scent levels to choose from for when you want something light or something more. it'

the anticipation was unbearable. the car pulled up in front, again, they rode in silence.bernie sanders between his two sons in the backseat misty eyed and shaken struggling to hold it together as the hit already received bad news that was trying to cope with the, andrew said. andrew stared out the window, his brain a dead zone. clive dropped them off on 64th street in front of the entrance to ruth and bernie's penthouse apartment. the three wood up to the 11th floor in fits and removed their wet shoes in the foyer, opening bernie's shoes off for. a labor coach across the banister taking care not to drip water onto the floor. ruth greeted them at the door, her face grim. she, too, had no idea why her husband had rushed him in the middle of the day to talk to his family but like her sons she subducted the news was bad. somehow connected to the mayhem on wall street. burning had called from the office and said i something to tell you. i can't tell you on the phone. i'm coming home with the boys. she had gotten off the phone, shaking and had waited for them in the kitchen. to

smoke was too unbearable to go into the hall white closed the doors wet towels in front of the door and called 911. >> no sprinklers and but what none were required some residents say they are outraged does not have sensors to detect a fire to alert residents by 2015 older buildings will be required to have some sort of fire suppression devices. >> a string of car arsons leaving residents on edge. live tonight from plainfield with more. >> there have been of five arson fires in two weeks all happening on this one block plainfield residents are terrified and the police say they are hoping to make progress in the case soon. about 230 sunday morning sandra reinhart awoke to screams and a fire quickly spread into her home. 15,000 block of he's a would drive plainfield >> fire on the front seat of the car when i came outside >> left the garage door opened and someone went inside and set the car on fire. at the same time sandra reinhart house in both and lamps more emergency calls started coming and that just down the block to other vehicles parked in driveways set on fire. >> a loss for word

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if the dry spell continues, outdoor activities may be unbearable. >> we may have less pollen. if it doesn't continue to rain throughout the allergy season, the little pollen that is there will get into the air. people may be more symptom attic. >> rios is worried about it all. her husband has allergies. mice have made their way into the garage, and of course, there's that water bill. she's prying a storm will roll in soon. >> more rain. i hope more rain. we have to pray and say, god, please send more water. we need water. >> and we are back here live where you're looking at one of the many, many dry lawns throughout the bay area. one of the neighbors told me he actually has a mouse in his kitchen right now and as long as these dry conditions continue, we're going to continue to see these kinds of problems. reporting live in concord, jodi hernand hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> and i'm jeff ranieri. we're continuing to track dry conditions. we'll have the latest on your water season coming up. meanwhile today, above average with 66 in san jose. andat abundant sunshine. the cl

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..it an take more than an hour. (7:44:44) (terri mooree "and when the commute became absolutely unbearablethiiks its nuts to invite two complete strangers into your vehicle." 7:46:14) "union statton or l'enfant? l'enfant is good. okay jump in...." but with passengers come privileges. vehicles with at least three people, can access the hov lanes..... where the road is clear....and commuting is a breeze.. 7:47:50) "so my commute was averaging an hour and a half..." (7:47:57) "with slugs and getting on the hov, its usually about 20-minutes...." moore now zips by the traffic which, for years, had delayed her. (7:52:55) "this is actually a good day for 395...." the savings is wooth the sacrifice of riding to work with strangers. (8:12:466) issues. people are respectful of each other ann its usually working folks who are looking forra way into the city." (7:56:13) (bruce kaplan) "its the ultimate xample of a symbiotic relationship where we both need each other and we don't need to exchaage any further compensation...." (8:46:45) (abell) "the slug lines havv been around since the 70's when those

residents say the smell has been unbearable. they received an automated call from conoco phillips, the recording explained the smell is coming from a nearby pipeline on the former concord naval weapons station. the crews have been doing some excavating looking for a pin hole leak. residents say when they move that dirt around they really notice it. >> i'm surprised it is back. i would have thought they would have figured it out the first time around. >> reporter: how bad was it? >> this time i don't notice it nearly as bad much worse the first time. >> i'm still dealing with the cough and the sinus infection and the headaches from the initial one. >> reporter: the first time was in november when the smell first surfaced, so awful then many stayed with friends, family or went to a hotel to seek a break from the smell. the bay area air quality management district issued a public nuisance violation to conoco phillips for the november smell that polluted the neighborhood. conoco phillips told us yesterday over the phone they are doi

the accident has left davis' mother with unbearable pain. >> he is the root of my family. he held us together. don't know what to do without him. i don't. i can't believe it. he is gone. >> reporter: police are waiting for a toxicology result to determine if the young teen drivers who hit davis was drinking. investigators also found a small amount of marijuana in the car. >>> radioactive steam from nuclear power plants released into the air on purpose? up next, we'll explain how this is actually about safety. >>> caught on tape, a brawl on a college campus. penner spray and several arrests. stay with us. so, this is delicious okay... is this where we're at now, we just eat whatever tastes good? like these sweet honey clusters... actually there's a half a day's worth of fiber in every ... why stop at cereal? bring on the pork chops and the hot fudge. fantastic. are you done sweetie? yea [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. hey, i love your cereal there-- it's got that sweet honey taste. but no way it's 80 calories, right? no way. lady, i just drive the tr

is necessary to succeed in america but the cost is too unrealistic and the burden of the debt is unbearable. according to the college board, average tuition and fees rose 8.3% this year with room and board now costing more than $17,000 a year. he said the government will be pushing the schools to stop yearly tuition hikes. >>president obama: from now on, i am telling congress that we should steer federal aid to colleges they keep tuition affordable and provide good value and serve their students well. you cannot assume the contract of tuition every year. if you cannot stop tuition from going up than the funding you get from taxpayers each year will go down. we should push colleges to do better. >>kimberlee: the president is also pushing for the creation of a billion dollar competition for states to keep tuition costs down. all of these changes would have to be approved by congress. six >>jaqueline: it is going to the chilly night. details coming at. >>grant: in oakland, police have increased patrols on 37 if raped. the 36 rural victim was walking down the street when a man approached her, p

. >> reporter: siku, the unbearably cute baby polar bear became a worldwide sensation in a matter ofporter: and if it's not him sending our hearts all a-flutter, it may be the puppy or any of those viral videos online. surprise kitty, 58 million views, more than the entire population of england. even this thing, 56 million. why do we react like this? >> oh, it's so cute! >> reporter: why is it a part of us to care so much about a sleepy bunny or hungry hamster? ♪ on the piano >> reporter: in oxford university top researchers may know. >> this is over the frontal cortex. >> reporter: here is your brain looking at a person, and here is your brain on "cute," a burst in its pleasure center, when subjects looked at babies. >> in the higher regions of the brain where emotion and reward is processed, at tremendous speed. >> reporter: in a seventh of a second, a rush like that from ch chocolate or a drug. >> the size of the infant's eye there, the bulging cheeks, much larger forehead. >> reporter: animal babies share the same ratios, in some ways even moor exaggerated, more helpless, they're

what they do to women is almost unbearable to watch.show hopelessly. >> off with your heads with you! >> let me make one thing clear. they dubbed in english for these chips. the film is in serbian with subtitles. it is a foreign language film. jolie stays mostly on target with a film that leaves us with a powerful message about two people on opposite sides of a war, always with doubt and inevitability. >> she's not to be trusted. >> this film is bloody, brutal, grim, unflinching and it's depiction of in humanity in war. it's obviously influenced by angelina jolies concern about atrocities and abuses committed against women worldwide. it is not a feel-good film. you will walk out feeling exhausted. i'll give it three quarters of a bucket. i'm don sanchez, abc7 news and we will see you on the isle. >> up next at six the occupy movement heats up again in oakland with another march and more arrests. and the gop candidates go head-to-head before tuesday's new hampshire primary. ring, ring. hello, progresso. it fits! fantastic! ring, ring. pr

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