replace hater furnace and 168 is appealing the issue ans of an electrical permit commercial unit number one replace 24 new lights and 30 switches. these are all on for hearing today. mr. williams if you could switch gears and move into this next set. since there are four appeals, you will have 28 minutes. the board certainly does not necessarily require that you take all of that time, however. >> thank you . i'm sure that i will not need all of that time. this is a matter of information for the board. the reason that we appeal the electrical permits and the plumbing permits is because the work would not stop at the site. the work is still going on at the site. according to the neighbors. and that was the only way that we could actually get any in-roads and say that you don't have a single permit so there can't be any work. >> could you hold on just a second mr. williams? >> is mr. duffy here? >> i think that he should hear the questions that are being raised. >> why don't you start over again, mr. williams. >> thank you. >> i'm steve williams and i am representing one of the adjacent ne

this man is not an anti-semite, not an enemy of the state of israel.believes in a special relationship with israel. he told me so. he just doesn't believe in an exclusive relationship. that is to say he's prepared to acknowledge that there are issues on which close allies, and we are very close to the israelis, may have disagreements and maybe even fundamental agreements. that, frankly, is common sense. >> the terms of this conversation are being set by a group of extremists in this country. aaron just called it the pro-israel lobby. i'm pro-israel, but i'm not in favor of the positions that these extreme supporters take. >> did lindsey graham make his point for him in the way he browbeat him? >> yes, of course he did. it, in fact, is among the stupid things that the israel lobby has wanted senators to do is to have these expressions of anger at iran or the palestinians or whomever. that all should go through the president. >> wish we had more time. thank you, joe klein and aaron miller. we appreciate you both. >>> up next, why is chris christie talkin

there's an electron banging into an electron? it turns out they get closer and they get squashed. the electron, that atom gets squashed up a little bit, and the atom in the hand gets squashed up and there's an enormous repulsion and you look how you, you make that whole thing vibrate. can you guys hear anything? listen. you know what you're doing? i made those sounds... and the atoms of the air... all the way to here. we'll be talking about sound later, huh? physics, okay. but you make vibrations, you make the atoms vibrate. that's what you're doing. you know the notion of touch is sort of like a lot different than the microscopic levels, at the atomic submicroscopic level, i should say. what do atoms look like? let's suppose you took a microscope, you go to the chemistry depart and say give me an atom. someone gives you an atom, you take some tweezers, you put it under the microscope and you look at it and you get, oh, what's it gonna look like? begin with "n" end with thing. nothing, right? now you take another microscope and put it on the top of that microscope, get 40 microsco

without an extended permit. sergeant gains talked with them and made a police report and they have been told that they need to go for an after hours permit in order to them to operate after 2:00 a.m.. >> as far as what happened on broad way and columbus this happened at 1:55 when the call came out. as far as the cab, there were up to 200 people fighting in the street in the sidewalk and the major fights were happening in the parking lot. due to the large scale of the fights and the crowd an all city response was called where the officers responded from all over san francisco to come in. there were five arrests ranging from aggravated assault with another weapon that was a victim that was kicked in the head. and so they caught that suspect to several assaults on police officers and everything from an officer dealing with the situation and being hit from behind to someone trying to free the prisoners and so there were a total of five arrests that night. looking at it, there was a party at fame, which is at 435 bro

i think it's an appropriate and unjustified and unreasonable and too hasty. what happened to well that's to remind the president do you remember you promised to review the european treaty you didn't do that your german bring said a three percent deficit isn't real but now only say it's possible etc etc you can't do what you promised meanwhile recent polls show a little rise in the fringes of the great team into four percent january to december first forty percent the lowest since the launch to office in may. every week that is a new subject to discuss in the french media and to draw people's attention from the real problems like gay monitor deployed you are now in mali the strategy may work but not for long. after all land won the french election last year some analysts described his victory as a victory against his predecessor. rather than for long now being seen many from the past that actions have never been. months of a presidency have been anything but sunny opponents and even his one staunch supporters predict even harder times lie ahead for the leader

i didn't have an ar-15. he didn't have an ar-15. >> why would you need an ar-15 in that situation? >> you're missing the point. >> i'm not missing the point. >> anything is an assault weapon when it's in the bad hands of the bad person. the gun used that night was not on the special list that the senator wants to have out there, the list of guns. you know what? that gun that night was just as dangerous to my life. >> sure. >> when he pulled the trigger not once, not twice, not two, not three times. this is my point. >> make your point. >> the 10 bullets that you say, why not have a clip of ten? i had a clip that had 13. when the police showed up, do you know how many bullets were left in my gun? one. i would have been two negative that. i would have run out of bullets before i was able to save my life and save my best friend's life. it's a big deal, though. >> listen. i understand the need to defend yourself. >> i don't think so. >> in a country -- wait. let me clarify. >> you don't know how many bullets you're going to need to defend yourself or your family. >> i needed more than

utilities commission has an important job.provide clean, pristine public drinking water to 2.6 million people in the san francisco bay area from the hetch hetchy regional water system. with also generate clean renewable energy for city services like public buses, hospitals, schools, and much more. and finally, we collect and treat all the city's wastewater and stormwater making it safe enough to discharge into the san francisco bay and pacific ocean. >> in 2006 the puc was planning a record number of projects. >> the public utilities commission is a very infrastructure-rich organization. we're out there rebuilding the water system. we've budget working on power generation in the country. we've been doing sewer for the city. we're looking at a brand-new rebuild of all watt systems in san francisco and we haven't had a home that's been other than mental. >> they staff over 900 people. the puc is in two office locations. >> you know, this is such a great place for a building. if the puc owned that building and we could make that

we'll keep an eye on it.ulation on the grassy areas and the roads are looking just fine. as you can see, the snow is falling a bit heavier now. reporting live in brandywine, megan mcgrath, news 4. back to you in the studio. >> megan, thank you. >>> you can see the snow falling from her live shot. >> it's very light. this is a minor event. i want to stress it's not a big deal for us. to the heartbreak of these students at the burke school in washington. i visited there earlier this week. it's off connecticut avenue. all of the sixth graders are heartbroken over the fact that we're not getting much snow. talked to them about different types of weather earlier this week. great time. i want to thank the teacher for the invitation to visit these very bright sixth graders at the burke school in washington, d.c. as we take a look now at the latest radar, this system is rapidly moving off to the east. a few flurries in washington and fairfax county and prince william. across parts east of us where megan is. you can s

thas an angry person making an observation obviously-- obviously-- overstating it. it surely was not meant literally and to build a case, a fraud case, a case saying these people issued these ratings knowing that they weren't right, that that's not what they meant based on anecdotal evidence like that is simply insufficient because it's not enough. the government looked at 20 million documents of s&p. and no surprise they find some embarrassing ones, they find someone's no lawyer would want his right to write but i know what's in the other 19 million nine hundred ninety-nine thousand documents and the case will be one in which we will be able to show-- i believe-- in a very straightforward manner that taken as a whole company what the company was doing was simply trying its best in tying times to make a good judgment about what was going to happen in the future. a hard judgment. that's what ratings are, predictions. and the predictions were the same as just about everyone else. >> brown: but you heard attorney general the attorney general talking about everyone is d

in an interview listen to what he had to say about the investigation itself. so all i can say is that i'm amazed by the amount of effort they've put into the investigation i think in the future we'll get the answers we're looking for. but do your own suspicions match the facts that will voiced by the police. afraid to come back to the bolshoi. for one main reason i still don't feel that i have ever left now ballet believe it or not is notorious for having this jealous dark side to it dancers and artistic directors thinking that they should have their way of the artistic direction of the community in fact the theater just reopening after a six year long multimillion dollar renovation. being the artistic director ever since that renovation took place a lot of people who are not happy with the direction it has taken in fact actually an entire movie was made about this side if you recall the black swan about dan. not liking the parts that they're getting you doing anything that they could to you to go and get the parts that they need so one thing about the ball so

and there's an amendment here in the u.s. to protect citizens from unreasonable search and seizures but don't tell that to the department of homeland security they've decided travelers can have their electronics seized in the contents searched near all u.s. borders how is this possible we'll look into that in just a moment. plus both congress and president obama have said immigration reform must happen here in the u.s. but will the program include a guest worker plan will shine a light on the dark history of the past us guest worker programs coming up. it's monday february eleventh four pm in washington d.c. i'm making lopez and you're watching r t well it's not a bird not quite a plane hits an unmanned aerial vehicle that's dominating newspaper headlines cable coverage and confirmation hearings these days but it's not necessarily their surveillance aspects that has everyone riled up it's the cold blooded characteristics of this machine that has the networks talking. there is disturbing news out of washington tonight accordin

waxman, there is an assumption that this is a kind of an after-the-fact justification. that it speaks clearly to the situation she just referred to, the three americans who had been killed in 2011. is that something that we should be concerned about? >> well, let me say, i -- we should be concerned about the idea of the government being able to use lethal force against citizens but we should also be concerned about the idea that terrorists -- terrorist leaders and plotters can plan attacks on the united states and the president would be powerless to take military action against them. we need to try to strike a balance between those two things. now, to ms. shamsi's concerns about the conduct of these operations in yemen, you know, i wish it were true that al qaeda and its operations were contained to places like afghanistan but everything that i've read and know about al qaeda suggest that many of its activities have been waged from territory in yemen. >> ifill: i'm sorry, you had one final quick point you wanted to make? >> no, no -- >> can i -- >> ifill: ms. shamsi? >>

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an emergency action will shut down the cafe for 45 days.m is put in place the council will discuss the long-term solution such as extending the moratorium. right now hayward has three of these types of cafes. >>> well, drivers can park for free at metered spaces. you know that. >> investigative reporter vickie nguyen joins us now. >> reporter: this is being used often and illegally. we confirmed many of the people parking for free were county workers using someone else's placards. the coroner and the sheriff. the dmv says this is registered to someone else, not you. >> oh, it must be my mother. >> reporter: more from the county worker we confronted. right now, though, head to our website for more on the three things you need to get in order to report this kind of abuse to the dmv. go to nbcbayarea.com and click on investigations. >> okay, we'll see you at 11:00. if you have a tip for anyone in our investigative unit give us a call. 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail directly to the unit. >> and that is going to do it for us this evening. we

here's an excerpt featuring the two reporters and an old friend of the family.it includes some new information about lanza's attachment to video games. >> the "courant" has learned that investigators have speculated privately that adam may have carried out the shooting consistent in a man we are video gaming, changing his weapons magazine frequently even though it was not empty. federal agents have told reporters that nancy and adam visited shooting ranges together as recently as several months ago. >> she was doing a lot of work on her house. we talked to a contractor who spoke about nancy taking the boys to the range. she excitedly showed him a rifle she had acquired in a case, a beautifully crafted piece, they said she was very enthusiastic about it. >> reporter: starting in 2010, she purchased guns that adam would use at sandy hook elementary school, including the bash master assault rifle. but guns were nothing new for nancy lanza. >> nancy knew how to use guns. her father trained her on 35 acres,. i have a sand pit, 35 acres, i have rifles and we'd shoot t

so that was really an eye opener. because she said it in this very, very honest but amicable and approachable way. she kind of broke it down into digestible bite size for me. because you know, a young actor full of verve and ambition to be told who cares whether are you talented or not. >> rose: it depends on who you know. >> and who you don't know. and she was right. >> she was right. now i know quentin. >> rose: that's exactly the in-line of that story, isn't it. now i know quentin. but it's whole a whole range of other people too who come in, who understand and who contribute to this kind of thing that make quentin who quentin is. >> no, no, it's-- that's what in the end macks a culture. >> yeah. it so when you look at where you are, what are the choices you have to make? >> there are geographical choices to be made. >> you still live in berlin. >> well, i kind of fluctuate now. given the 10,000 miles in between, it's an arduous-- . >> rose: yeah, it is. >> endeavor. but then theres is the choice, do i bring my fam

at a security conference in germany israel hints its forces were behind the airstrike on an arms transport your damascus. military operation in mali will go on as long as necessary according to france's president this despite the growing number of reports government troops are engaged in the war cry as a. permanent revolution in egypt and back in crisis as deadly clashes returned to haunt the country's streets as thousands staged nationwide protests demanding president morsi step down. and the bolshoi theatre is artistic director says he's certain who's behind the assets act but as doctors fighting to save his sight. seven am in moscow i'm not trying to bring you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news here on our t.v. we begin tonight in syria where the military can take on according to the president assad any force that confronts it accusing israel of trying to destabilize as a nation it was assad's first public statement since israel reportedly struck an arms convoy inside the war torn country wednesday this after the israeli defense minister gave the strongest indication

it might not be $9 an hour, but maybe it's 8.25ds an hour. look, if you're right there on the brink of making $7.25 an hour, a dollar an hour more might mean something to you. look, in new orlealouisiana, in where i live right now, they have a 9.5% sales tax. they're talking about raising it to 14% maybe. can you imagine what that does to a minimum wage worker down here? it just slaughters people. thank god we've got people that are willing to stand up and point out what's going on here, how you can help these people without having any effect on employment. i don't know why we haven't done this a long time ago to tell you the truth. >> let's talk about congress for a moment. today we saw officially just an unprecedented filibuster of defense secretary nominee chuck hagel. is this the worst you've ever seen in congress? >> well, you know, we always say it's the worst. the republicans are just having a hard time. they got their bell rung, and they're trying to fight against hagel, who is actually a republican. mccain seems to be trying to figur

that it's an outside right lie. i don't know about his other question, but all the ones that my brother and i have filed against him, he's been found in violation. if he just responded to the questions we were asking. the representative, he kept sending to the meetings had absolutely no not knowledge on the issues and they told him not to come in anymore and they wanted mr. lazar himself to come to those meetings and for him to stand up here today and lie to you, if anything else i request that this commission listen to those two meetings continue this for another hearing. listen to those two hearings so you can determine for yourself that who is telling the truth here in front of this body. mr. lazar was asked when we tried to get this before spaces through the arts commission was the policy of mr. lazar to allow spaces to the board of supervisors if the merchant is opposed to him and he said no. his policy was that he only allowed spaces to go to the board if both the merchants in the street agrees to it. we waite

vocal point is not any of those things it is an insurance agency and it is not an active use. and so, that is how we got here. and i think that is all of the time that i need. and so i will be available to answer any questions that you may have. but, that is our appeal. we ask that you grant the appeal and require this applicant to obtain a conditional use approval. >> thank you. >> mr. gladstone? >> gladstone representing the owner of the building, howard weston. i would like him to talk and then i will continue. >> wait a second. >> my name is howard weston i live across the street from this building and i watched it built in 1976. i had my dental office on the ground floor across the street for 40 years where i treated the neighborhood. and i have lived in san francisco for 71 years. the building was maintained very nicely after it was built in 1976 for five years and then it started to have maintenance and it really fell into disrepair and when i retired in 2000 i looked at that time and i said that i have three good years left i will buy it and fix it up and remove this b

it is an unfunded liability. obviously we have a five-year replacement schedule that we're looking at implementing with the mayor's office. it's quite detailed, and it really articulates well our need for new cars. and i think if you talk to any of our officers, none of them would dispute that. and, so, i know that was pretty fast and furious, but you know, we're open for any questions now or later. >> great. you just heard dr. marshall, this has been an incredible presentation. thank you. it's right to the point. it has the exact numbers. it's excellent. so, thank you very much. with reference to the fleet, i see that, 350 of our cars are 12 years or older? >> that's correct. >> and the rule is were they nonemergency vehicles, we wouldn't be allowed to use them by the current code. so there is an exception in the code for emergency vehicles and director began on and carolyn did just a terrific job with the budget. we're so lucky to have them. one thing that's not in there, though, in the thing, it's sort of unsp

wjz's mary bubala. >> do you feel an eye for an eye? >> should marylandy peel the death penalty-- maryland repeal the death penalty? next. >>> back to you. >> thank you, vic. >>> and still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. >>> orioles' spring training workouts in florida. >> mark has the latest from one of the team's top pitchers coming up. >>> the baseball birds are hard at work at their spring training complex in florida. more on the o's early hopes of a play-off run last year. that would be so nice, mark. >> we'll see if they can do it. and any conversation this spring is going to have a reference to the team's surprising success of last season. and the single greatest reason was the outstanding work of their pitching staff. spring training report, day two of pitcher workouts. last season, jason hamill was one of the orioles' new guys. obtained in a trade. first season in baltimore. better than many expected. though a knee injury caused him to miss all of august. though he said he is 100% healthy now. and happy to be back for

here's an example. the day after president obama's state of the union, restaurant employees marched on capitol hill in support of a fair deal for workers who live by customer tips. >> what we want, is justice in our industry! >> although those tips are often meager or nonexistent, for the past 22 years, these workers have been stuck at a federal minimum wage of $2.13 an hour. >> hey hey, ho ho, $2.13 has got to go! >> at the head of the march, saru jayaraman. >> roc united! >> the organization she co-founded, restaurant opportunities centers united, is fighting to improve wages and working conditions for the people who cook and serve the food we eat at restaurants and then clean up when we're done. >> because restaurant workers they serve us and they should be able to put food on their own tables. >> outside the capitol, she and the protesters are joined by congresswoman rosa delauro of connecticut. >> storm that hill, make the difference. >> inside, the activists are greeted by congresswoman donna edwa

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i had an idea, based on an installation that i saw in europe. i am struck by the fact that there are more children in the tenderloin than anywhere in san francisco. people are amazed by this. it is a wonderful opportunity down here. by law, it will be impossible to dislodge all of these folks and replace it with real estate, condos, dentists, not that there is anything wrong with them. but you know. they are not going to be dislodged, they live here. >> we expect development, we like that. the tender line is approach development. -- tenderloin is pro- development. >> this is just a kind of thing. this is just an idea rattling in my head. we may not do this. we like to do things radically. we like to go to the root of things. what if he went to the families and kids, and with great respect for all the institutions that exist, -- you see, i saw this thing in holland. little glass canisters, and they would talk to all of the young people at this festival. they said, pick one sound that is really important to you. and that is a radical notion. who i

here's an interesting thing to note here.ce the last time we hit a peak in october of 2007, only four s&p sectors are positive in that time, and the big laggard has been the financial sector, even though it's been a leader the last couple of years. since 2007 the s&p financial sector is down 50% still at this point so you wonder. still some time to catch up, or is it going to remain a laggard of some sort? we'll keep an eye on that and will have a debate on that coming up in a little bit. maria? >> what a week it's been. it was monday when the market saw a selloff because of the uncertainty caused by the italian election. bank stocks among those hardest hit including societe generale and the banks and markets came roaring back as they have been since declines are met with buying opportunities. at this moment we're knocking on the door of an all-time high with the dow up 20 point. joining me right now is an exclusive is societe generale show frederic oudea. good to have you on the program and good to see you again. >> thanks f

>> an inch of rain, an inch of water is good.d business hard. they need rain or snow to make feed for their girls. >> right. this will get our spring crops growing. >> reporter: if you do find yourself caught or trapped in one of those blizzards, you can get these emergency flares. when visibility goes to zero, they can save your life. ginger zee, abc news, topeka, kansas. >> the irony being all that wet enough won't necessarily make that huge a dent in that drought problem, despite all that frozen moisture on the ground in that part of the country. crazy. that's a stat to remember, one inch of rain is about ten inches of snow. >> so we need ten inches of snow to make a difference. >> for that to be like an inch of rain. ginger can explain it better than i can. i just know the numbers. that same storm system may have sent a killer tornado through texas. >> one woman was killed in hemphill where powerful winds blew a true on her mobile home. we get the latest from meteorologist jim dicky at accuweather. >> good morning. our snowst

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to chiu on off and it's an investment in our future but to say as an alternative that we are going to spend 6 million-dollar on a build out, i think we can do better and i think so we need to have a concrete plan and i urge you to ask staff to come up with a comprehensive plan at least come out with the myses of that that are good and what we can do, you know? but we can-san francisco can do better than $6 million of investment in a local build out. p thank you i don't any other comments? >>> in courtney. >> somehow i feel my guy should take the responsibility for recoming the job component specifically investing in communities because that had been how the conversation or rather how the topic had always been reached with me but now when you start goat into the numbers it start it's to look more like a headline and less like the opportunities that we are all interested in. but, i think since we do have an opportunity on march 25th i believe the day's ethic will have to choose to flush some of these items and i did have a spep question related to the -- this is on page two and related

but it's an honor to be an employee of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you, sir. (applause) >> mr. perry, congratulations. >> thank you, sir. thank you to the director, thank you, sfmta. thank you [speaker not understood]. thank you. >> mr. fam, you have an important guest with us today. would you introduce them? [laughter] >> this is the very first mta board meeting. it's great. [laughter] >> this is my wife and my youngest son. >> thank you. thanks for being here. (applause) >> thank you, mr. haley. good afternoon. >> i'd like to say it's an honor to be here and a honor to be a member of the great team, sfmta team. i believe in our work and i believe in our agency. and i think we all really pull together. people were scared. they were frustrated. they were tired, cold, and hungry. and we were a family out there that night. so, thanks once again. >> thank you. (applause) >> thank you all. i'll finally introduce scott jefferies who was the control center manager, [speaker not understood] who was the supervisor at [speaker not understood]. and [speaker not understo

ar-15 to make it an automatic? >> you have to have the right sever. there's parts and components. you can't just go to walmart or make it that way. >> the parts can be bought legally in. >> yes. >> you could convert it yourself if you know what you're doing. >> technically you're not supposed to have the parts and the gun together. >> you can buy them separately? >> you can. >> be you're a criminal -- >> of course, if you're a criminal you can do whatever you want. >> a 30 bullet magazine. >> safety is on. you need to flip this twice. make sure that you lean forward into it because it does rise. make sure you lean into it. >> to me it feels to powerful. >> you missed many times. >> the speed and the power. >> when you shoot one of these it's called spray and pray. you pray it hits the target. >> if you're in a confined area like a movie theater you don't care? >> you saw the rise. >> it doesn't matter if you miss a few, you'll hit somebody. the guy at aurora has an ar-15. i believe he had a slider device. what does

give you an update on the earlier accident. the car is loaded up ready to be towed out of the intersection. this is 355 northbound. the interception is blocked. you can work your way around it. follow police direction. tom was talking about flurries. we can see them here in gaithersburg. use caution this morning. i'm back in ten minutes. aaron and eun, over to you. >> danella, thank you. >>> if you're rushing out to get your kids out to school, slow down if you live in these areas. in virginia, frederick, page, orange, warren counties as well as winchester, just about a minute ago, it's not on your screen yet, rappahannock county schools opening two hours late. >>> hampshire, hardy, jefferson, miner mineral, morgan county schools will open two hours late. the delays are on the bottom of the screen and on nbcwashington.com. >>> if you're headed to the laurel marc station, you may want to think of a different way to work. one computer lot is closed and this is what it looked like last night. crews are still waiting for water to r

but that's an argument for ensuring that.he fact that you are, your house burns down is not an argument for ensuring your furniture wearing out. and the problem in health care is that everything we talk about is as if there's just one way, there's one answer. there should be just one way paying for health care. so we take the most extreme examples which will affect very few of us and use it to cover the bulk of the economy as if we regular restaurants according to the needs of those who are starting. and -- starting. one can argue we need help us or in the that 10% for many years of their lives. but that's different from saying that system should fund $800 billion spent by the other 90% every single year. my debts bill for the hospital killing him was $636,687, and my mothers share with $990, which she didn't pay. if you're in business you know the bill is a very important communicating with a custom. what is this bill saying? this is your lucky begun medicare. because none of the prices in the bill their resumes to anything

they do have an attorney.ng period that takes place before any kind of lawsuit can be filed. but let me tell you about this guy, wolf. 17 years old he's drafted into the navy, world war ii. he straps in to the backseat, the tail gunner position of a navy rescue plane and drops into the sea of japan to rescue downed navy pilots. that's what his job was. he did it in guam, okinawa, saipan, all these places. comes out of the navy, '46 and starts an auto body shop in pittsburgh. he was so proud of being in the military, he would go 30 miles out of his way, pass a couple of hospitals along the way, just to go to this v.a. administration hospital. the family now knows, according to the cdc report, that he most likely would still be alive if he didn't go to that hospital, if it was a minor illness that turned into a major illness because he got legionella. >> who would have thought? excellent reporting by you, drew. thanks very much for bringing us that report. >>> we're getting new details on the breaking story we w

but this was not an embassy. it wasn't even a full consulate and i think that the state department and this review board has done an incredible amount to figure out what happened and it should not be-- i fully believe this, charlie-- this cannot go on being a political football. it's not a matter of the administration not turning over huge amounts of documents or being available to answer questions from the secretary on down. >> rose: you have the president announcing that he was going to pivot his administration toward the east and towards china and asia people-- including dick cheney who was sitting for an interview with me-- saying he worries about that because of the attention he thinks the middle east needs. is there something risk of pivoting to china? >> pivot was an unfortunate word. rebalancing in some ways. we are an atlantic to pacific power. this might have been a joke but somebody said to me "what are you going to do about west asia?" i thought what is west asia? it's the middle east. so the fact tha

he has an i.q.entally disabled and constitutionally exempt from constitution. >>> a body found on a rooftop water tank has been identified. 21-year-old alyssa lamb a tourist from canada. she was last seen three weeks ago. her body found last night after people that live in the hotel complained that their water pressure was low. police are not sure if she died accidentally or if there was foul play involved. >> how do you end up with a water tank. >> awful. >>> former illinois congressman jesse jackson jr. in a washington, d.c. courtroom where he is expected to plead to misusing campaign funds. he spent money on personal umes like furniture, clothing, memorabilia and a $43,000 rolex watch. jackson's wife. former chicago alderman, sandra stevens, will plead guilty for filing false tax returns. >>> computers were targeted by hackers for apple. a small number of mac computers were hacked. no internal data was stolen. they are the same ones that breached facebook's computers last month. >>> while you wer

had a security conference in germany israel hence its forces were behind an airstrike on the are on an arms transport near damascus. the military operation ali will go on for as long as necessary according to france's president despite the growing number of reports government troops are engaged in war crimes. permanent revolution in egypt back in crisis as deadly clashes return to haunt the country streets of thousand state countrywide protests demanding president morsi resign. and the bolshoi theater is artistic director says he's certain who is behind the acid attack that has doctors fighting to save his sight. three m. in moscow i'm at treasure bring you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news here on our t.v. our top story president assad says the syrian military can take on any force that confronts it well accusing israel of trying to destabilize a nation it was assad's first public statement since israel reportedly struck an arms convoy inside the war torn country wednesday this after the israeli defense minister gave the strongest indication yet the i.d.f. was beh

. >> he's an icon. he will always be known as the blade runner. >> where does the case go from here? i debate it with gloria alred. >>> who walks away with the gold guy? i'll be on the red carpet before and after the show and tonight i'll give you my picks for hollywood's biggest night. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> eight days after shooting reena steenkamp, oscar pistorius is released on bail tonight. his home is a crime scene and he's barred from going back there. he must also surrender his guns. the murder is thinking this is a clear victory. we have the latest. it was a dramatic day in court today. i was watching as you were for the two hours that the magistrate went through, i guess, the arguments everyone around the world has been having with themselves and others. in the end, he led oscar pistorius go. what's the significance of pistorius getting bail at this stage? >> i don't think it surprised the legal experts. i've been getting opinions and most people thought he would get bail and i'll

we're in an engagement with an enemy that's like no other enemy we ever faced before. have to combat these people with some of the same tactics they employ on you. if you asked me ten years ago would we be doing some of the missions and tactics that we're doing today, i would have said absolutely not. >> since 2004, the state department says 200 americans have been killed in mexico and nearly all caught up in the vicious firefights between rival drug cartels. it is no different even along this peaceful 28-mile long lake straddling the u.s.-mexican border two hours north of mcallen. >> we've had along the border shootings. we've had along the border murders, home invasions, burglaries, rapes. all types of crime where it's associated with what i call spillover violence. >> siggy gonzalez has been the sheriff and oversaw the investigation of the hartley instance. he has retired since our interview. >> i remember when i started as a deputy sheriff back in the 1970s where this lake was used for drug trafficking, human trafficking. it's been used like that forever. >> and la

collin told us he doesn't believe in an eye for an eye. >> as a practice, there is an ideology boy pursueterest in it. i think violence begets violence. >> next year's oscars only 12 month as way. but tina fey made up her mind about hosting. she enjoyed hosting golden globes and tells the huffington post there is quote no, way she'd host oscars saying it's so hard for a woman who also has to try on dresses. check out otrc.com to see what this year's host says mcfarland says about hosting again. you can also hear from all of the winners. >> an east bay city fighting back after a rash of burglaries. it's txlü deal you'll see only on abc 7 news, criminals in the act. police and neighbors taking a proactive approach to stop them. >> a man manages some major music acts qum a new incentive to help get guns off the streets. >> from back Ño6 the bus to the state capitol. a civil >>> san leandro police looking for help in solving a string of home burglaries and car break ins. >> two neighborhoods have been hit hard by thieves. abc 7 news is here now with exclusive individual yof a couple suspects