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has there been a bigger mechanical shock since dylan went electric at new port in '65. ♪ ♪ how does it purists who think this is disgraceful? >> indeed. indeed. you have your salty dogs that if it wasn't a hand shape eshaved n the yard locally they aren't surfing it. >> reporter: we found a purist. >> it will take away from the sport. >> i tell the gnarly surfer dude that think this is cheating. come out. give me 15 minutes. like wake boarding or water skiing for 15 minutes. it kicks your butt. >> reporter: bob montgomery pioneered the technology. he is gnarly. hit the waves with the duke back in the day. >> you are the classic californian surfer guy i would have thought would never want to put a motor inside the surfboard. >> wrong. i always dreamed of a motorized surfboard since we were little boy. that god given dream never left me. that's why it's here. montgomery claims the feeling is akin to riding a 50-foot monster. >> the closest thing to surfing on a big wave you will ever taste without surfing. >> should a guy look me with min cal emin -- minimal experience, be allowed to tas

it will be a tourist port like others around the world such as barcelona or new york. >> havana bay is a natural sheltered harbor which for centuries has served as the main port, but the channel which connected to the sea is too shallow for today's large cargo vessels, so the existing facilities will soon be replaced i is $600 million deep water port nearing completion along the coast. once the new port facility is operational, the plan is to gradually start moving all the ordered -- all the old facilities and industrial complexes out of havana bay. cuban authorities are well aware urban waterfront can be turned into prime real estate. the plans may be in place, but where the funding will come from is far from clear. >> a car that runs on air. it sounds like science fiction, but it could be a reality. they have developed a petrol engine that uses compressed air, creating the first-ever hybrid air car. kate parkinson is the first journalist to take this car for a test drive. >> it has been three years in development, and they are finally ready to show the hybrid air vehicle to the world

so, for instance, the port of new orleans, extremely important to the nation. the port of new york, new jersey, extremely important to the nation. this amendment, what it will do is reduce it down to the regional impact to the economy. again, that's what's important that the corps continues to look at a national per expective on how those projects impact nationally, not just regionally. so i reluctantly at this point urge all members to oppose this amendment and will reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from louisiana. mr. richmond: i'd yield two minutes to my colleague from louisiana, steve scalise. the chair: the gentleman from louisiana is recognized for two minutes. mr. scalise: thank you, mr. chairman. and i thank my colleague from new orleans, mr. richmond, for bringing this amendment forward and, of course, what we're trying to do is put an additional reform in place to make sure when a cost-benefit analysis is done, it truly reflects the value of those projects. especially as we're talki

first up, a baby born in new port beach, california, his name is malek abbas hodroj. full head of hair in the style of a mohawk. lauren says her son has the most beautiful dark blue eyes she's ever seen. >> next baby is eloise lennon wilkes born on september 11th in mechanicsville, maryland. sure. this little lady shares a birthday with her mother and her father is in active duty navy first class petty officer. my daddy too. jamison alexander meles. i'm not sure. i'm sorry. he was born august 4th in boca raton, florida. his parents say their son is a very happy boy who can't stop smiling. they snapped a picture of him in the womb during an ultrasound. >> final baby of the week, sadie ophelia klemm. she was born in rochester, new york, august 31st. >> she has a little gas. her parents say their daughter is the happiest baby in the morning and already befriended the family dog. congrats to all of our babies. if you want a chance for your baby to appear on our today's johnson baby of the week, go to klgandhoda.com for all the details. >> that does the fox say? we'll meet

remain standing for the singing of "the national anthem" jimmy whalen, a retired new york port authority police whom director comby worked in new york and whose funerals heard at the for so many of his colleagues killed on september 11. ♪ o say can you see early light ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright tars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we've watched so gallantly streaming ♪ glare he rocket's red air ♪mbs bursting in gave proof through the night that the flag was still there ♪ that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ 'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ [ applause ] >> thank you, please be seated. next, please join me in dorch.ng reverend robert i'm sorry, reverend? >> good morning, mr. president, friend, jim, o my director comby and patrice comby and judge walker and all of the gathered guests here today. 17 years ago e when we met in richmond you had recent seminary graduate and we were able to work together in some of the toughest communities. it's been said that teamwork makes the dream work. a

please remain standing for the singing of the national anthem by jimmy wailer, a retired new york portolice officer, who has worked in new york, and whose voice was heard at the funerals of so many of his colleagues killed on september 11th. >> we're going to pause and go to a commercial break while we're waiting for the comments from the white house, and also from the new fbi director, james comey. we'll be right back. >> what a difference a year makes. a year ago this time super storm sandy, a lot has changed in the course of one year. >> meteorologist: has has changed, del. take a look at this picture behind me. i live in battery park, and you can see the beautiful blue sky. in the backdrop behind this maple tree i was walking and i saw this tree just absolutely gorgeous with the red, the orange and also the green. we're going to deal with pristine conditions across the northeast here. high pressure in control. we have a few spotty showers across main and freeze warnings earlier across portions of new york stay. those have sense fallen off. it's a beautiful day today. high of 61 wit

million plus sale in the third quarter and a string of deals that turned this quiet beach town near new portate hot spot. the selling point for this house, 160 feet of oceanfront. it's on three acres with grand lawns that sweep down to a sandy beach. the house is 7,000 square feet on four levels with grand porches to take in the views. it was built in 1903 and restored about 25 years ago and will probably get a face lift from its new owner kevin wendell, a tv and entertainment executive. one of his new neighbors pop star taylor swift who bought a house for $17 million this year. her purchase has brought more attention to watch hill along with buyers moving from the hamptons. while many residents preferred to stay off the new money radar, their homes are rising in value. lori, the agent with lila dellman who listed the home say people complain until they want to sell their house. >> that is absolutely beautiful. got the swift factor as well. >> and so interesting how one person can change a profile of a community. before, nobody had heard of watch hill and now everybody is -- she generated so

two brand new pass ports for herself and her boyfriend.hey study tourism but hasn't found any work yet. when president castro granted the right to travel she started to dream. now she's man curing her last customer before her last foreign holiday of her life. relatives in the bahamas have given her a plane ticket. >> i'll learn a lot about international tourism in the bahamas that i can use for my areer in cuba. how do they deal with guests from different countries? and how do you react properly to their preferences and dislikes? she has an invitation from abroad but she is still here. she would like to fly to the united states with her daughter and granddaughter. her son is married to an american and live there but they don't have a visa. despite the new travel freedoms not every cuban is allowed to leave. they first have to submit to questions about their lives, jobs, and reason for their journey. >> i'm 54 years old and i've never been abrd. i only know cuba. in november i've got my next interview. if they turn me down again i'll probab

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. >>> and that is good news because the port of baltimore handles about 30 million-tons of cargo every year. >>> an under armour store in anne arundel county will reopen following a major gas leak in the building. a gas main break forced firefighters to evacuate this facility in curtis bay yesterday. firefighters believe crews were working on the building's heating system when they may have hit a line. no injuries were reported. >>> holding a grudge, months after the state started a new gas tax, drivers say they still do not like it, and as pat warren explains, a new poll finds that that sentiment could bring some big changes in next year's election. >> in one man's opinion,. >> it sucks. >> an opinion shared by a majority of marylanders who on july 1st saw the gas tax increase to $0.27 a gallon. >> it's ridiculous. >> nearly 76% of voters in a new gonzalez poll disapprove. >> i'm not happy with it at all. >> all they do is tax us to death anyway. >> 21% do approve. >> a couple extra pennys in exchange for much better roads and bridges is really a g

please remain standing for the singing of the national anthem by jimmy wheeler, a retired new york port authority police officer with whom director call me worked in new york -- director colmey in new york. ♪ ♪ o say can you see by the dawns's early light, what so proudly we hail at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose bright broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight. oh the ramparts we walk were so gallantly streaming and the brock -- rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ o say does that spar -- star- spangled banner yet wave, o'er the ramparts -- o'er the land of the free and the home of the % creator of the gift called life. we thank you for another day and the breath of your spirit. this fills us with opportunities . we thank you for this moment to celebrate the installation of james colmey to director of fbi. we call on you to bless the ceremony and every one a part of the celebration. we thank you for those of us that go before us and for the opportunities to enjoy life and liberty. we thank yo

new york also pulls lien out of the range rover and began beating him. police tracked down the motorcyclist who shot this helmet cam video at his home many bell port, new york. questioning him and taking the video as evidence. the confrontation and attack came after this. lien drove straight through the swarm of bikers minutes earlier leaving jamie mieses paralyzed in a statement lien's wife expresses sympathy but said her husband was faced with a life-threatening situation. she said our fears were confirmed when the attack happened to my husband, me, and our 2-year-old child. today for the first time a biker on that road told abc news that it was lien who was at fault. >> he was all over the place on the highway. he was in this lane that lane, speeding up. this is the reason he was surrounded. nobody attacked him before this happened. >> reporter: police say lien's wife called 911 four times asking for help. police are looking for witnesses and looking at videos for more evidence. >>> still to come a frightening accident on the peninsula involving a pregnant woman in the car with several children. we'll have an update on their condition. >>> and new detail

in 1863, the state of california, too control of the port and established the board of the state harbor commissioners, to develop master plans for a new water front port infrastructure. and this slide, depicts the eddi red line map, indicating the original 1848 shore line in the 1851 water line perimeter for the undeveloped water lots. this map shows the original 1848 shore line and also, shows our current sea wall and pier development. in 1847, sea wall construction commenced a rock dike, was constructed extending in a zig zag fashion from union street to green street and pacific street as noted in this slide, on february 28, 1876, the state legislature adopted harbor lines, which were two, curving parallel lines, a bulkhead line that would be landfill and a pure line 600 feet out in the bay from the line and the farest point allowed for piers or other features. the same harbor lines were adopted by the u.s. army, and it was moved out to 800 feet in the bulk headline, and it eliminated the patch work and jagged lines of the original sea wall authorized by the bhc, in the prior decade. the second phase of the sea wall project started

at least 8 container ships carrying defense materials left the american ports of baltimore, new york and norfolk. their destination: the egyptian ports of damieta and alexandria. business as usual. i'm kim bondy, senior executive >> shortly after the coup, the us announced it was suspending the delivery of 4 f16 fighter jets to egypt. but in cairo, there was a sense that the action wasn't especially punitive. in fact, it might have been designed to have a minimal impact. >> it doesn't really affect the deployment of military force domestically or locally. i think the us is aware of the fact that egypt already has a surplus especially of the tanks and maybe the jet fighters as well. and it doesn't really need it unless it's going through an all out war or an alien invasion. >> about weapons, i don't think we will suffer now. we have already airplanes, tanks. the americans still believe egypt is important for the united states and also for the region. >> so important that they've given egypt the fourth largest fleet of f16's in the world, and no shortage of american tanks. >> i hear tha

after several thousand visitors to new york state's port l, the site had to be taken down to boost capacity. >>> the renowned cleveland clinic is not impacted by the new healthcare law. join pg us ing us to talk how h preparing, president and ceo of the cleveland clinic. toby, nice to have you back on the program. >> thanks for having me. >> the big worry is what will it do to cost and what does it do to cost for the cleveland clinic? >> well, we know and have known this for several years we have to reduce the cost of health care, not just for the cleveland clinic but across the country. we look at it as a patriotic duty to take down the cost of healthcare because it's beginning to jeopardize things like education that are important. so we have been working hard to reduce our cost, and we've done several things, for example, over the last couple years we've taken $180 million out of our purchasing and consolidated services that made them higher quality and lower cost and more efficient, but all of that still means that we're going to be paid less by our private insurers, we'll be paid less

. >>> without getting new details on a weapons arrest at jfk airport here in new york city port authority police busting a man this morning. he had two handguns, two rifles along with high capacity magazines in his luggage and one of the rifles, apparently loaded. investigators say he was bound for charlotte at the time. the suspect now facing criminal weapons charges. >>> the air force academy making god optional. cadets no longer have to say the phrase "so help me god" during the honor oath. that decision coming after a civil rights group filed a lawsuit, a complaint. the air force issuing a statement saying, quote, after reviewing the cadet honor oath and in the spirit of determining a way ahead enables all to be true to their beliefs, the air force's academy has decided to make the final clause optional. and though god may be vol lun tear, the academy says the rest of the oath is not. >>> germany is sending its intelligence chiefs to washington, d.c. to talk to the national security agency about their surveillance program. the nsa is accused of spying on some european leaders includin

adults and children in them reporting from new york marina port not artsy. well we're not in the american political commentator and i'm chomsky tells us he believes u.s. politics is to an inherently corrupt deal with the budget deadlock subscription and it's true for women true democracy it's interesting to see what's hot but. there have been significant economic changes in the past generation where the economy struck. going through but one of the surface of the street groups specifically in the liberal programs and they're having the same kind of effect they have everywhere they. direct wealth to very narrow sectors the increase in inequality it has an immediate effect on politics you know the american democracy is higher because it's more concentrated political power at those as well so right now elections are almost boy it's so plutocracy. both political parties are to the right. one party state the business forty. while politicians are blocking the opening of the government truck is blocked the strengths. are in pittsburgh. marsian age up. later this hou

adults and children in them reporting from new york marina port not artsy. underground american political commentator noam chomsky told us he believes the united states has turned into a one policy state ruled by the business. perception in the history of parliamentary democracy and it's interesting to see what's happened. there have been significant economic changes in the past generation where the economy struck no time to go into it but one of the structure of the street groups specifically the new liberal programs and they're having the same kind of effect there were. the. direct will to a very narrow sector increasing inequality it was an immediate effect on politics you know parliamentary democracy is higher begets more concentrated political power as well. right now elections are almost void it's so plutocracy. both political parties are to the right of the us it's a one party state the business forty. veterans storm a memorial barricades to crowds protesting at the gates of congress and the shutdown is clear even truckers have joined in circling wash

adults and children in them reporting from new york marina port not artsy. underground american political commentator i know chomsky told us he believes the united states has stunned into a war policies state ruled by the business policy it's a perception in the history of entry democracy it's interesting to see what's happened. there have been significant economic changes in the past generation with. no time to go into it but one of the sets of the street it's basically neo liberal programs and they're having the same kind of the same they were. the. direct wealth to a very narrow there's increasing inequality it was an immediate effect on politics in the parliamentary democracy as higher begets more concentrated political power as well so now elections are almost void it's so plutocracy. both political parties are the right the u.s. is still a one party state the business party. now from veterans storming memorial barricades the crime aspect has sting at the gates of congress the angle of the shutdown is clear even truckers have driven to circulate in wash

reporting from new york marina port not artsy. or not american academic completable commentator noam chomsky told a c believes the united states is turned into a one party state ruled by the business policy it's exceptional in the history of parliamentary democracy and it's interesting to see what's happened. there have been significant economic changes in the past generation where the economy struck no time to go into it but one of the affects of the strangers specifically the neo liberal programs and they're having the same kind of effect they have everywhere they. direct wealth to a very narrow sector increasing inequality it has an immediate effect on politics and parliamentary democracy as higher begets more concentrated political power at those as well so by now elections are almost boy it's so plutocracy. both political parties are to the right the us is a one party state the business party. while the u.s. watches its economic fortunes dissipate china is. for a long time now let's encourage. our company after the break. eur

adults and children in the reporting from new york marina port not artsy. renowned american political commentator known chomsky told us that he believes the united states is turned into a one party state ruled by the business policy succession in the history of parliamentary democracy it's interesting to see what's happened. there have been significant economic changes in the past generation where the economy struck no time to go into it but one of the effects of the strangers specifically the new liberal programs and they're having the same kind of effect where they were. the. direct wealth to a very narrow sectors the increase in inequality it was an immediate effect on politics in a parliamentary democracy as higher begets more concentrated political power of those as well so by now elections are almost boy it's so plutocracy democracy both political parties have drifted to the right the u.s. is still one party state the business party. here moscow stay with us for more international news after the break. i'm talking about edward snowden and you know tha

registered ship seized on thursday disputed waters of the new school to port by venezuela's navy vessels reportedly conducting studies for a texas all company awarded a contract to search for oil close to ghana but venezuela claimed it entered its territory proofreading five americans will be held on board while the owners say they're working with the u.s. government to secure the release of the ship. at least thirty nine people are now known to have died in a boat accident in mali the tragedy was caused when a small vessel which was briefly overloaded broke up and sank into the needs river so far around two hundred people have been rescued but many remain unaccounted for . in china's history matic video showing dozens of people plunging into water when i wouldn't bridge used to board that ferry collapsed fortunately nearby park employees were able to throw inflatable life rings in ten people still needed hospital treatment and investigations being held into why that bridge which was only opened in september collapsed. the economic crisis in greece has forced the oldest university in ath

adults and children in limbo reporting from new york marina port not artsy. renowned american political commentator known chomsky told us he believes the united states has turned into a one passes state ruled by the business. section in the history forum entry democracy and it's interesting to see what's happened. there have been significant economic changes in the past generation where the economy struck no time to go into it but one of the structure of the street groups specifically the neo liberal programs and they're having the same kind of effect they have everywhere they now are the. direct wealth to a very narrow sector the increasing inequality it was an immediate effect on politics. problem and democracy as power begets more concentrated political power as well so by now elections are almost boy it's so plutocracy democracy both political parties are the right the u.s. is a one party state the business forty and while the u.s. waters its economic fortunes dissipates chinese boss came is all over. but it's not going under but it shows government polic

deadlock leaving the lives of cancer stricken adults and children in limbo reporting from new york marina port ny and artsy let's get more on this from jeffrey summers an associate professor of political economy at the university of wisconsin milwaukee thanks for joining us here so if the government shutdown leads to a default in the u.s. debt what could that lead to what could be the effects of that well of course the most dangerous aspect of this is that it affects the united states its credit rating and united states of course is an economy which which lives on global credit and the foreign purchase of its treasury bills so this puts it in a very precarious position moving forward in terms of the ability to fund a many of its programs domestically. looking at the way things stand right now how likely do you think it is that we will get to that situation that there will be a default well it's very difficult to tell there are significant pressures of course working to ensure that we don't actually cross that threshold however one has to say about the tea party has acted very irrationally at t

amazon.com will create a thousand local jobs at its new distribution center at the port. monique griego has more. >> reporter: all these jobs are full time with benefits and city and state leaders hope the center draws more big business to this area. on line retail giant amazon had be bringing major jobs to baltimore. the fortune 500 company says it picked charm city as the location for one of its new distribution centers. >> we talk about jobs, jobs, jobs. great thing for the city. >> reporter: the 1 million square foot facility had be going up in the port of baltimore. the warehouse is expected to create 1,000 full-time jobs, all with benefits that include 401(k), healthcare, and prepaid tuition for college. >> it's critical, i think, for any kind of employers to bring that kind of business and jobs to the area. >> i think it's important especially for folks who otherwise wouldn't be able to afford those kinds of opportunities. >> reporter: employees at the distribution center will pack and ship various goods to consumers. it is one of eight new warehouses planned natio

. >> the partnership built this new center in port o prince. maurice has an appointment to be fitted for a new prosthetic. >> we give him the best possible in 2010. and every day he grow. >> which is good except your prosthetic is not growing. >> is not growing. every time we change, it's three months or six months -- >> he needs a new prosthetic. >> because the stump is growing all the time . >> moise is growing quickly. when they try the new prosthetic, it needs a few adjustments. it takes time. when they come back, a second test is a better fit. moise walks up and down, up and down as therapists check his balance. he seems to like what he sees. but for his mother every visit here, every fitting is another reminder that an already hard life in haiti will be even harder for her son. pascal oversees the prosthetic workshop. >> what is the prognosis? how will the little boy we see today, how will his owners life be when he's 30 or 40 or 50? >> he miss a part of the leg. he continue to evolve like a normal boy. >> one big challenge facing host cun

continues at its current pace nearly half of all americans will be obese by twenty thirty marina port i.r.t. new york. the dangers of literally throwing money at a problem will be looked at next hour when max and stacey are here for another kaiser report take a look. at an interesting tweet to us from trolling for good he said his mind quantitative easing underpins wall street such that any signs of a weak economy push the market higher the markets get bloated as soon as there's any bad signs it is the refined bread the process foods are put into the system people are like yes this is great because now the fed's going to feed us more hot air of quantitative easing that we've talked about collateralized for obligations bonds on the show before that ben bernanke you know mark carney are trying to monetize their flatulence that's the that's the economic growth in the u.k. they talk about g.d.p. annualizing at three percent growth but debts annualizing at nine percent growth and higher if you put the bets that are off the balance sheet like on the bank of england back into the mix and debts compound

. >> they also want more time to comply with the new rules. >> according to port management, more than1 percent of the truckers that serve the port are ready meet with an exhaust requirements. >> we will have a desk top advisory in effect until 9:00 a.m. this morning. >> there will be at increased an afternoon clouds this weekend. airline will have the 7 day around the bay forecast coming up shortly. >> hiring slows in september as u.s. and four years at 148,000 jobs, the unemployment rate falls to 7.2%. >> why is the dow shooting higher it ensures that the fed is one to keep propping up the economy and wall streets like the news that wall street is helping the economy. >> time now is 7:37 a.m. this morning kron4 will be back with the big story about the commute. >> avo: at volkswagen we believe everyone deserves a better car. and now, during the "sign then drive" sales event, you're closer to yours than ever. like the turbocharged tiguan the midsize passat or the 34 highway mpg jetta. and every new 2014 volkswagen comes with no-charge scheduled maintenance... ...all for practically ju

continues at its current pace nearly half of all americans will be obese by twenty thirty marina port i.r.t. new york. as always you can head online for plenty more stories waiting for you on our dot com including hundreds of oil spills i kept secret from the public in one of america's largest producing states on our website we've got a report on how authorities managed to keep them out of sight. plus eyes and fly their limping flame sign that slides of the north pole in style for the first time in history as part of the sochi twenty four team relay we bring you the best of the visual experience and don't forget to follow the rest of the flames. coming up every mountain takes a with breaking the set. a new zealand is boldly going where no government has gone before and according to reuters has decided to create a regulatory body to oversee recreational drugs that is their opening pandora's box it have at least temporarily given approval to fifty substances for sale at special stores which are banned in most other countries the body is trying to take a more scientific approach and determine which

continues at its current pace nearly half of all americans will be obese by twenty thirty marina port i.r.t. new york. with evidence of america's massive spying operations of piling up the evidence in the city the benefits of the world's biggest brother brings to the table breaking. the n.s.a. as a leaky faucet just won't stop her being hard to know that the us government has a tentacles in the ears of world leaders in france germany and brazil and just yesterday we learned the extent of the n.s.a.'s global spying apparatus goes well beyond these three countries yes apparently eavesdropping on the phone calls of longtime allies just isn't enough to quell uncle peeping sam's voyeurism addiction according to a two thousand and six classified memo released by the guardian the n.s.a. has monitored the phone calls of thirty five world leaders and the best part is that the memo acknowledges that the spying has produced virtually no report of all intelligence so not only are we pissing off our most trusted allies but we're doing it for no reason. i think we all know what's really going on here this giv

continues at its current pace nearly half of all americans will be obese by twenty thirty marina port i.r.t. new york. now a brief glimpse at some other international news. a greenpeace activist has taken his campaign to new heights in france by suspending himself from the eiffel tower in protest against russia's attention of thirty members of his organization the man how are they managing your intent from the second story and for all the banner for firefighters taken down two hours later last month a greenpeace team attempted to board an arctic oil drilling platform and they're still being held by russian prosecutors this week reduced the charges against them . to hooliganism. hundreds of us have attacked a bus station and brazil's largest city of some after a peaceful march against high ticket prices turned ugly police tear gassed the crowd which vandalized turnstiles and cash machines and that vehicles ally up to seventy eight arrests were made brazilians have been railing against mismanagement of public services in cities throughout the country since june and there's also been fuelled by the

. >> the partnership built the new center in port-au-prince, training local staff to replace the foreign specialists. moise metellus has an appointment to be fitted with a new prosthetic. the boy sizes up what will be his now left foot, before the doctor comes in. >> translation: we give him the best possible in 2010. every day he grow. >> which is good, except your prosthetic is not growing. >> no, every time we change three or six months. >> he needs a new prosthetic. >> yes, bus the stump is growing all the time. >> moise metellus is growing quickly. when they try the new prosthetic it needs a few adjustments. it takes time. when they come back, a second test is a better fit. moise metellus walks up and down, up and down as therapists check his balance. he likes what he sees. >> for his mother, every visit and fitting is a reminder that a hard life in haiti will be harder for her son. >> this man is optimistic in the overseas workshop. >> what is the prognosis, how will his life be when he's 30, 40 or 50. >> he's not sick. he just miss a part of the leg. he continue to evolve like a n

news updates. >>> workers from the port of oakland held a rally. truckers are planning a work stoppage tomorrow morning to protest unsafe working conditions and unfair labor practices. their demandses include a green emission fees to truckers and compensation for hours they spend waiting for a a load at te part. >> it takes us three to seven hours to get a transaction. long lines out there, and we have to idle three to seven hours. can you imagine what that is doing to our environment. >> the are port of oakland has not returned our calls for comments. >> a flier has forced at at least three families in walnut creek because of a fire. the flames went through the roof of the apartment complex. this fire started just before 2:00 this morning. the cause is under investigation. investigators say it does not appear suspicion. no one was injured. a total of four units were destroyed. the red cross is helping those forced out of their homes. >>> another state joins the list of those recognizing gay marriage. the story is ahead. >>> a local small business

news. >>> some truckers at the port of oakland walked off the job today cand takes too long. >>> educators are hoping ac transit workers will stay on the job. at a hearing today they pleaand families. officials say ac transit services 32 schools in oakland and students would be hard pressed to get to school if there was a strike. >> they will not come to school if they don't have access to public transportation services. >> i haven't heard much discussions that is why i am here. a strike would impact all of us. >> the panel hearing the comments will submit a report to governor jerry brown by wednesday. governor jerry brown will decide whether to ask a judge for a 60 day cooling off period. >>> facebook says it is back to 100% after users were unable to post comments or send messages this morning. the problem happened while it was performing maintenance. the situation was resolved quickly. >>> if you are looking to buy the new ipad mini get in line now. manufacturers struggled to make the smaller displays that could mean we will see long lines again when the product launches. tomorrow apple

at least seven dead in the east chinese port of new boeing a three hundred ton tanker exploded and initially the vessel caught fire during repairs most likely because of so-called hard work like welding or touting the tanker is already been removed from the water and workers are at the scene tackling the slick that emerged after the blast and investigation is underway. the tower bridge buckingham palace st paul's cathedral all of them couldn't save london from being named britain's worst town according to a tongue in cheek new book identifying the case fifty least desirable locations artie's laura smith talked to one of the authors of the tome about the reasons why he said the capital fear fared so poorly. it's a drizzle the dreary didn't see day here in london typical i'll tell you the weather which made it the perfect day for me to tell you that nothing has been facing the worst area in the u.k. to live in despite the fact that within a mile radius from here it has the parliament westminster abbey the london eye and other really famous landmarks it's a book called crack down for fun which

continues at its current pace nearly half of all americans will be obese by twenty thirty marina port i.r.t. new york. as always you can head online for plenty more stories waiting for you on our team dot com including hundreds of oil spills like kept secret from the public in one of america's largest producing states on our website we've got a report on how authorities managed to keep them out of sight. ice and fire lympics flame signs its lights on the north pole in style for the first time in history as part of the sochi twenty four team relay we bring you the best of the visual experience and don't forget to follow the rest of the famed spirit. by coming your way on the phones of georgia the rose revolution caught on camera in our special report i'll see it's law you have yourself a good day now. it seems like politicians can get away with anything nowadays but not all of them the former mayor of field detroit has been sentenced to twenty years in prison after being found guilty of committing record tearing conspiracy fraud extortion and tax crimes while mayor the prosecutors say he funneled

continues at its current pace nearly half of all americans will be obese by twenty thirty marina port i.r.t. new york. for all the big world news headlines in brief tonight next the greenpeace activists is taking his campaign to new heights in france he suspended himself from the oval tower in protest against russia's detention of thirty members of his organization the man on a mountain nearing ten from a second story that unfurled a banner before firefighters took him down two hours later last month the greenpeace team attempted to ball that up to gold ring platform they're still being held but russian prosecutors this week reduce the charges against them from piracy to hooliganism. hundreds of protesters here have attacked a bus station of brazil's largest city sub paolo after a peaceful march against high ticket prices turned ugly police tear gassed the crowd after rioters vandalized turnstiles and cash machines and set vehicles ablaze up to seventy eight arrests were made brazilians been rallying against mismanagement of public services in cities throughout the country since june and there's