that will be primarily grassy surfaces, roofer tops, et cetera, toward the pa state line. thursday into friday some improvement, back to 50. then rain showers. the cold air blasts in for the second half with the cold front. we may not get out of the low 30s on sunday. that will make you aware that, yes, this is still february as we go into sunday. right now this looks more like a nuisance. thursday morning, watch for slick areas. >> okay. we'll watch. >>> when is the last time both of you traveled and they lost your luggage? >> it's been a couple years. >> our consumer alert starts in the skies. airlines are getting better making sure our bags arrive. according to the department of transportation the nation's airlines reported their lowest rate of miss handled baggage in 18 years and they were better at getting you where you needed to go ontime. here we are. so that's down from about 50 flights in 2011, the first full year the tarmac rule went into effect. >>> burger king is perking up its menu with more coffee choices. they're doubling the number up to 10. they spent a ye

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have a bid of nal farewell ttheir former king the four and mt significan day of his state funeral took place monday in pa nan pen. he ruled the war-torn country for more than half a century. his body was cremated monday evening. we look back on the often tragic events of his remarkable life. >> reporter: this is the site where cambodian people record the special event of good-bye forever to the late king. he passed away last october in beijing, where he was receiving medical treatment. he ascended the throne in 1941, wh he was just 18. he spearheaded a movement to gain independence from france, something cambodia achieved in 1953. after handing over the monarchy to his son in 2004, he was known as king father of the nation. >> reporter: his life mirrored the 20th century cambodia. during the cold war, he skillfully won support from both east and west to help his country. but he was confined under house arrest by the china government. in 1991, he gave his backing to a brokered peace settlement between cambodia's opposing forces. conflict among the group maintained influence as mediator. a tribunal had mor

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that leaves one state for now, pae pa. and republicans seem sbent intent on going ahead.ominic says he will introduce legislation this month that will change how electoral votes are awarded, changing it from a winner take all to a popular vote. that would be instead of 12. it's going against them. well, this latest scheme succeeded. jim burnen is the chairman of the democratic party of pennsylvania. a columnist for the washington post and an msnbc political analyst. you've been keeping an eye on the other side up there in pennsylvania. what is it about harrisburg? when they get to the capital, they all sit around and play kaurds or whatever they do. they try to think of new, weird ways to win a state without getting the most votes. it seems to be an indoor sport up there? >> well, chris, thanks for letting me be on your show. we pushed back up there hard. i don't know what it is when they goo to harrisburg. some of it has to do with where they started. some of them coming up with these crazy ideas were like that before they got there. but when they get there, they empower

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penn state says the school's investigation was intended to fix shortcomings and make sure failures don't happen again. the family's report comes a day before pa's widow will speak out for the fir time about the scandal. you can watch the interview tomorrow on katie right here on abc7 at 3:00. >> valentine's day has a whole new meaning for a group of children in palo alto. they all received life-saving congenital heart surgery last year. the kid reunited during the 13th annual congenital hart disease party. it's a good way to share experience and edindicate people about the heart defects. >>> it's nice they had great weather for that event. >> leigh: they did. and get ready, a string of really nice, sunny, and mild conditions will be with us all week long. live doppler 7hd showing you clear sky, and i'm going to animate this. you can see the high clouds sitting just off the coast, and i have a good feeling the slight offshore winds will keep it off the coast tonight and tomorrow. right know, 60 in santa rosa, san francisco, 63. los gatos, 59, 56 in san jose. here's a look at the forecast. cold again tonight. especially in the north and east ba

late last night a state senate committee approved a measure banning anyone from owning a handgun if that person had been involume untearily committed to a mental health pa silt. the legislation now dps to the full senate for debate next week. >>> efforts to generate hundreds of millions of dollars for transportation projects come down to today. the general assembly will had vote on the most sweeping transportation reform bill in the commonwealth in nearly three decades. a committee negotiated the measure this week. it would replace virginia's gas tax with a wholesale tax on gas. raise the commonwealth's sales tax and impose a fee on hybrid cars and shift about $200 million a year from the general fund. >>> this morning, a recall you need to hear about before you make your breakfast. >>> also ahead, how the classmates of two students killed this week with pouring their grief into music. >>> the incident that left a teenager dangling from his chairlift. >>> winter weather >>> look at this again. are you kidding me sm. >> what? no way. >> absolutely incredible. front flip, half court shot. a william kerry university cheerleader has only tried that shot a h

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state. >> do you think he's serious? >> i do think he's serious. >> how will he prove he's serious? >> well, he'll prove his seriousnessy getting this bill paed in the ming legislature. i think we can have confidence that the governor will be able to pass something that is called campaign finance reform in this state. the real test and measure is going to be whether it includes this citizen funding. >> how would public funding work? >> well, it can work a lot of different ways. for obvious reasons it's most useful to point to new york city when you're in new york state. here we have a system in the city if you're running for citywide office or for city council, any contribution up to, you qualify to get into the systemyou ect to be in the system, it's voluntary. then any contribution up to $175 is matched six to one -- >> by the public? >> by the public. out of a pool from the general fund from the budget. and that has had a dramatic transformative effect in the way that funds are raised. >> how so? >> first of all, the level of small donation, the campaign finance institute and the brennan center have done some great research and produced so

state of the union and the republican reply as well. stick around for that. >>> many around the world are still stunned this morning by pope benedict's surprise announcement he's giving up the pa papacy. a papal abdication has not happened in six centuries. it's creating shock waves even from the sky. "the guardian" newspaper showing lightning hitting st. peter's basilica. chris jansing is in rome this morning. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, richard. there's a lot of speculation here about what that lightning strike means. i can't give you any inside information but the other big speculation, of course, is who will succeed pope benedict. this is something we have not seen since the middle ages. how do you choose a pope when there's one still living? there's a very different church than we saw even eight years ago, and certainly three decades ago when john paul ii was elected. this is a church that is very heavily in latin america. about 42% of catholics are in latin america now. they're growing as well in africa. only 25% in europe, but more than half of the cardinals who will come here to vatican city and who will announce a new pope are from europe. so, here

massachusetts has declared a state of emergency in and it is pace and it is pa anticipation of the blizzardre no lines at many of the airports because of the thousands of flights that have already been canceled. >> tomorrow the a.c.t. has been canceled in eight states affected. >>> and boston's mayor, he has a message for the people of his city. stay home. boston, it's one of the cities in the path of this huge winter storm taking aim at the northeast. mayor says folks seem to be following the advice to at least get off the roads. >> since yesterday, the national weather service has increased the snow totals for boston. we're currently under a blizzard warning until 1:00 p.m. tomorrow. we're also under coastal flood warning until noon on saturday. this is a very large and powerful storm. however, we are encouraged by the numbers of people who stayed home today. >> on the phone, rene fielding, office of the emergency management. having covered the area for years, i know bad weather is pretty common in boston. what's your biggest concern right now? >> we're used to bad weather. right now our

it is an honor to may pa*eu -- pay tribute to those at kansas state university, to make sure it remains a place of higher education and learning in our state, but also to make certain that kansas state university, manhattan, kansas, is always that place called home, where students from across our state and around the globe feel like they found a family and a place to learn and improve their lives and to make certain that they contribute to the betterment of our world. it's an honor to be here with one of the most distinguished alumnus of kansas state university, my colleague and friend, senator roberts, to wish that kansas state university many more years of success in providing education to our students and moving our state forward in ways that will only benefit not only this generation but those that follow us. so congratulations, can -- kansas state university. happy 150th birthday. mr. president, i yield back to the senator from kansas. mr. roberts: i thank my dear friend and colleague more specially for highlighting what k-state is all about, and that is family. if you choose to at

first time since the sex abuse scandal broke at penn state, the widow of joe paterno is offering an emotional defense of her late husband. >> sue pagacy was unfairly tarnished. she made those remarks in an exclusive interview with abc's katie couric. with more now, here's abc's karen travers. >> reporter: good morning. the paterno family is coming out swinging. nono surprise. the report that they commissioned said the legendary football coach did not cover up the sexual abuse allegations. a year after he passed away, joe paterno's family is fighting to clear his name. >> if he knew what he knew, if he knew in 2001 what he then learned in 2011, yes, he would do more. anyone would. but we didn't have that benefit. >> reporter: paterno was fired during a late-night phone call after more than 45 years as the penn state head football coach. the university said he covered up the allegations of sexual abuse against his long-time assistant and former player jerry sandusky. in an exclusive interview with abc's katie couric, the wife of the legendary coach recalled her reaction when she heard the charges against sandusky. >> horror, disbeli

states to do. that's the issue. i think it's going to pas. i xlu groou up in the '60s. those windows were shut.they're not going to pull people over and say you're smoking, there appears to be a child in the car. it's 7 years and younger. and if you get pulled over for something else and you happen to be smoking with a child in the car, you'll get a ticket for that. that's how it's going to be implemented. >>> let's shift gears so, to speak, face-off between witches and lawyers. a federal appeals court in california have to decide if wiccan inmates deserve their own chaplain. the followers worship nature and are also involved often in witchcraft. a group of wiccan, you know, prisoners say that they deserve a full-time chaplain just like followers of all other major faiths, a trial court judge has dismissed p wiccans' lawsuit, but the appeals court brought it back this week. aichry, you say, you know, there are a number of wiccans in prison. and i guess that's what is at the core here as to whether they will get their way. right? >> well, that's exactly right. in terms of the constitutional case

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pa earn right on through the rest of the week until thursday and friday. then the numbers really come up. so sunny skies today. not as breezy. we will are more mild temperatures. across the state look at all these 60s. we are talking 66 in sacramento with 70 in los angeles. so everyone coming up anywhere from two to four degrees across the state today. taking you closer to home, we will look for plenty of 60s here from morgan hill to santa clara. 64. and on the peninsula low to hid 60s. san francisco looking at 63 downtown. that's considerably warmer than yesterday. and with those winds backing off, it should feel pretty good out there. a couple upper 60s there with the northerly winds. 68 in santa rosa with 65 san leandro. out over the hills more mid-60s, pleasanton. and in the next seven days you will notice the string of sunny days. every other day you notice a couple clouds here and there. that's where the ridge kind of backs off. weak system from the north not bringing any rain but maybe cooling us off a degree or two. look at friday, in the lower #* 0 he is. -- 70s. we have another resource for you to follow on twitter. plus get video forecast, spare the air alerts, powe

pa silts. the proposed law affects children under the age of 15. current law allows parents or legal guardians to sign a written warning statement for anybody under 15. the bill already passed the stateate bay rote of 34-5. >> it is fat tuesday. not even the rain can stop the party in new orleans this evening. >> some of the super bowl champ baltimore ravens are there for the fun riding in one of the parades. jay gray is live in the french quarter with a look at all of the mardi gras festivities. >> hey there. good evening. happy mardi gras. good to talk to you. yeah. bourbon street packed now. take a look. it has been since early this morning and despite some on and off rain like you talked about, it doesn't look like anyone here is anxious to leave any time soon. the parades are rolling and the party is rocking. >> mardi gras! >> reporter: like always the annual fat tuesday bash in the big easy brings out a little bit of everything. from super heroes to the super strange traditional costumes and some untraditional charlie's angels. monkeys, or those just monkeying around. baby gras. in this case a baby on the way gras. good time for those that have been celebrating the festival a l

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pa -dum, bum - bum - bum - bum ♪ [watch ticking] >> 84, erica. number 92, matthew. >> there are two medical assistance programs for the very poor, like the folks who line up here before dawn to apply for statemedicaid and clark county medical assistance. >> so if you're poor enough, you're okay? >> if you're poor enough, you're fine, because those patients are being taken care of. >> if you're rich enough, you're obviously fine. so who is falling through the cracks here? >> it's the patients who don't qualify for a social services type of program. what we're talking about here are people who are making $30,000, $40,000, $50,000 a year and have lost their jobs and therefore lost their insurance. >> that's correct. >> the middle class. that's correct. >> yolanda coleman is 45 years old, a single mother. her breast cancer has entered her bones. we found her at home, bedridden, with a broken hip. it's hard to know how much she could benefit from chemo. but when we met her, she was receiving almost no care at all. a few months ago there wouldn't have been any question about whether you could have your next round of chemotherapy. umc would have been available, and you could've gone there. >> yes,

massachusetts, baltimore county, md., ore., waverly, pa., the universities of central florida, was again, and mcdaniel colleges and the leaders of the statepolice in new york and rhode island. wooded these and other law- enforcement officers stand and be recognized. thank you very much. we cannot allow the conference to continue without taking action on what is a serious a matter of public policy. that is why i have joined with many colleagues, some on this committee, as well as many others of the committee to introduce legislation to prohibit the sale, transfer, manufacture, and importation of assault weapons and high- capacity magazines. as members of this committee know, we enacted a ban on assault weapons and high- capacity magazines that i authored in the senate and schumer of sen -- sponsored in the house in 1994. that law had a 10-year sunset and congress failed to renew it in 2004. since the ban expired over 350 people have been killed with assault weapons. over 450 have been wounded and the weapons are more lethal today than they were in 2004. let me give you an example and you can watch this on the screen. you can buy a bonfire

pa benefits. the numbers are ugly around us. if the discussion is we will create prosperity for everyone up and down the economic chain, why doesn't the president use the statef the union to say, "here is my economic proposals." he touched on cleaning up the tax codes. david camp is heading towards a big proposal. something the economists talk about to grow jobs. it turns the discussion almost into a political wedge sideshow. it is about economic growth. host: richard on the independent line. caller: good morning. u.s. health for president obama would go with executive power. he will go as far as congress allows him to go. he has exceeded the constitution on numerous times, ignoring the immigration law and using executive order, making appointments without the consent of congress. how far is congress going to let this man go? it is in matter of time before he starts using drones against citizens in this country. how for will congress let him go? guest: did you say lake placid, florida? your comment is pretty powerful. leftren't members of the -- if president bush had engaged in many of these activities and this was 2006-2007, wouldn't the left have been outr

. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa -dum, bum - bum - bum - bum ♪ hathaway and 3g buying heinz. one of the big winners of the deal, the new secretary of state with more. >> nice payday for secretary of state, john kerry. according to financial disclosure forms personally owns $500,000 in stock. his wife teresa heinz kerry who had been married to john heinz of the heinz fortune inherit add whole lot of heinz stock. much of it was for her children. on financial disclosure forms secretary of state indicated within 90 days she was going to differencest herself of a lot of the heinz holdings not the marital trust she established. we don't know exactly what it means for teresa heinz and larger heinz -- or heinz kerry family. but john kerry himself got a nice little bonus today. >> thanks, john. >> we've got a lot of deals going on today, one we haven't mentioned too often involving constellation brands anheuser busch, enbev, potential remedy to doj problems anheuser busch had to acquire 50% of a group they didn't own. let's get to that and i want to bring up dell as well. we've had interesting developments there also. as for the deal, it's having

state montana. we share a border with canada that is over 600 miles long. let's turn our attention to the northern border. are we putting enough em pa sis on the northern border. we put at love of attention on the southern border but perhaps some comments on our northern border and vulnerabilities. >> i think there are is more work required to the northern border. we used to have a measure called operation control of the board and they did that the if the southwest border and the northern border. the southwest border in delevpb they said they had control of the border, on the northern border it is lower, it is let's than 10 -- less than 10%. one thing d.h.s. can do is create task forces, try to employ risk-based decision making. this is going to be part of their strategic plan. they had a plan to identify how they are going to secure the southwest and northern border but they haven't made a lot of progress and moving forward with that plan and putting some meat around -- what is that going to mean in terms of programs and resources? northern border will be a critical aspect that they have to think through as they move forward with t

pa down something he will be grateful for. good arm. that's the power of german engineering. ♪ back to you. >> maybe it's me, but have you seen the promos for the staten address tomorrow? i think they're trying to target that grammy audience, that younger demo. show the promo for the state of the union. >> tomorrow night it's the annual state of the union. but before you sit down to watch president obama speak to our nation, check out the e-state of the union special with ryan seacrest. watch them walk their fingers down the cam and check out the sexy fingers of the night. only on e. >> harry reid, who are you wearing? >>gretchen: hate to see it, it might get the younger ones actually. watch the state of the union. >>brian: about 40 million expected to watch. right to your headlines, president obama planning to bypass congress. he's set to issue a series of executive orders tomorrow, what companies must do to protect computers from cyber attacks. he's got more executive orders coming. >>gretchen: a warning about something that might be in your freezer. lean cuisine recalling mushroom ralph i don't seely saying -- mushroom ravioli saying they may cont