some bank tellers are not sure if the ak-47s these men carry are really.most of them believe the guns are toys. though the weapons look sinister, neither man has pulled the trigger. it was originally developed by the soviet union in 1947 as a lethal assault weapon. in its automatic mode, it it it can fire 600 rounds per minute, more than 400 yards. there are 100 million of these weapons in existence. one of the robbers was able to easily purchase two of them even in rural iowa. as the robbers move through the 2,400 square foot bank. the cashiers know there are panic buttons e beneath their registers. pushing the buttons would alert the fayette county sheriff, but if they are caught going for the alarms, it it could mean disaster. a fatal mistake if the robbers start firing. >> the only one that could have would have been sheryl, but she wasn't in the first window that she went to, there isn't one in there and e she really didn't have a chance. >> you don't want to put anybody in jeopardy. they would have seen me reach under there to trigger that. you don't

cold,ill, it is cold, cold. .ake a look at this you can see how quickly the clouds have been moving. clear skies now, but again, so bitterly cold you really have to be careful out there. let me show you a few live cameras across our region. 18 degrees is the current temperature year the grade school and fairfax. you can see all the snow covering the streets. the winds are out of the north, northwest, gusting to 31. it feels like five degrees. it feels like 8 in bethesda. satellite -- this is great. it is a great indication of where the clouds are. however, it is crystal clear out there. why do we have this on the map this is the snow that the satellite is picking up but i thought that was something a little bit different and pretty .eat t 3 inches of snow and washington dulles and 2 inches at reagan national good we have exceeded the snowfall over the past 2 winters. 3.4 inches so far. look at 2009. remember snowmageddon? we've got quite a while the goat to that. that.hile to go for gaithersburg, feels like 5 downtown. feels like 9 in annapolis. for those of you that will be going ou

we put in key stops and determined which should be ak ccessible under the ada. we looked at where there were more aboardings at the stops at the transfer location and other transportation options where it was an end station or major trip generator like a hospital or school or something that one would interpret many people would want to go to. at that time we did a plan and had a lot of public input and we determined key stops and we then and bob can testify to this because he was involved with us. we went out into community and worked with the community to put platforms into the middle of the street. that was a difficult process because you are dealing with issues regarding parking, regarding drive ways, businesses, it's wasn't something that had been done in the past and it wasn't an easy process but it was a very important process because it allowed people with disabilities to get to the parts of the community that they hadn't been able to get to before. as part of that we put an existing line. we made the line access to the car system and put in six key stati

the 13-year-old was shot and killed by a sonoma county sheriff deputy while holding a replica ak-47. matt keller has more on what isç expected to be an emotional day in santa rosa. >> temporary memorial for andy lopez is still up at the place in santa rosa where the 13-year-old boy was killed almost three months ago while holding a toy gun that looked like an ak-47. >> we were doing a last things to help the family. >> today, the sonoma county board is disusing possible plans to build a new park in the same neighborhood. many community members want it named in honor of lopez. the county estimates it would cost $2 million to $3 million to buy and develop the land part of the community healing process following the tragic shooting that includes the formation of a 21-member task force meeting for the first time ever last night and will recommend a model for an independent citizen review bed, community policing measures, and whether the coroner should be separate from the sheriff. several people spoke up last night saying they are being harassed by law enforcement. >> with andy's death i

we are starting to see ak cement acement -- to see ak cemecceptance. most are global funds. emerging market funds. a lot of those. four of six weeks you have seen outflows from plain u.s. equity fund. that is very interesting in and of itself. >> finally, you think we might get an economic surprise this year. positive surprise. what its it? >> a lot of the consensus, u.s. grows 2.6% this year. there is optimism. less fiscal drag on the economy. a continued improvement, consumption. all of those things are in the price. upside surprise to me. went to keep a close eye on businesses. if they do start to increase spending a little bit. and net trade. what we're seeing right now. with greater production in the u of energy. gas, oil, reducing our trade deficit quickly. that feed into gdp. a big tax break for the consumer. that is something the media and analysts haven't focused enough on. could help us kind of move the needle up closer to 3%. >> to put a period on it. your investing advice, rich? >> stay the course. look at developed markets. i think, don't get too upset. don't ge

some registration and some idea of having ak weapons, the person who just invented the ak just died and 100 million of those guns are out, it said in his eulogy. he said i am not responsible for it but the politicians and the people are. well, it sounds like it is because they will not change anything about that. >> well, you pastored in the inner city and the suburbs as well. you feel there is a direct impact on the availability of unregistered guns and the violence in. >> yes, and become from- -violence? >> yes, and being from oakland, spending 25, 30 years in oakland, to me, it was quite an impact on whether i was in east oakland, whether i was in west oakland, the violence and the deaths and i think they are down this year, a little bit in oakland, i see. but it has been up there pretty hie. >> we are talking to ron swisher,. >>> when we come back, we are going go to something that we can look forward to in the new year and rejoice about. stay with us. >>> we are back with reverend ron swisher. ron, you have outlined for us, the big issues, startling in the pope and the loss of nels

the calico a kickoff invented the ak forty seven assault rifle that bears his name. college kickoff was ninety four when he died in december the russian newspaper is best year reported that he wrote a letter to the leader of the russian orthodox church. ps patriarch to rail whether he was to blame for the deaths caused by the ak forty seven derailed told him the church supported him and the russian soldiers who use the gun because they were protecting the fatherland the assault rifles durability ease of handling and low manufacturing costs made it popular around the world the human rights group amnesty international described the gun as the world's favourite killing machine. we're expecting snow in tokyo tomorrow. this according to our meteorologist robert spent a dropper. yes some are still fall out here and not too much but enough for a good dusting on the ground across the council areas including the tokyo metro area but some areas i especially don't was kind allen also in chiba prefecture could see about three centimeters of snow fall in the higher elevations out

mikhail kalashnikov invented the ak-47 assault rifle that bears his name. kalashnikov was 94 when he died in december. the russian newspaper invest yeah reported that he wrote a letter to the leader of 9 russian orthodox church. he asked patriarch kuril whether he was to blame for the deaths caused by the ak-47. he told him he supported him and the russian soldiers who used the gun because they were protecting the fatherland. the assault rifle's durability, piece of handling, and low manufacturing cost made it popular around the world. the human rights group amnesty international describes the gun as the world's favorite killing machine. >>> politicians in japan and china have had a hard time of late getting past their differences. they're at odds over islands in the waters between them. and old wounds from decades ago haven't healed. but, some chinese feel differently thanks to some personal diplomacy. nhk world explains. >> reporter: an award ceremony it taking place in beijing. judges are handing out prizes for a japanese essay contest. the contestants a

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we also know that some of them were injured or killed by ak-47s. we actually hire ld as a company the chief prosecutor of iraq after he had prosecuted saddam hussein. he was hired to go and meet with each of the families to handle the payments, the condolence payments under direction of the state d., and when some of those people sought medical care and the bullets were educate tracted, it was found they came from from an ak, not from a u.s. pep weapon. be -- u.s. weapon. and i just want to, you know, parallel that to an event you may not be aware of. october 3 in washington, d.c. this year, there was a 34-year-old woman driving her car, and she got into a bit of a traffic altercation outside of a federal building, and the secret service opened fire on her a lot. and eventually, she made it to capitol hill where she was gunned down, ander baby was in the back of the car. so that's -- she had no weapons, she had no car bomb, she was just a woman having a bad day driving. and no media outcry. she actually got a standing -- the security officials got

you can still see them roaming the streets of pompeii with ak forty seven mins. many christians accused these men of attacking civilians. open. in the market that they killed the day before yesterday i applied it to. the it was a nice thing is though the people i can last. while he told the day in and day out. come fly can be heard hundreds of thousands of people have already fled their homes. thus they fear for their minds. windy and it's already that time he says. we left a weekday and weekend name and now today we had to sleep again. in the christian districts the antebellum to self defense groups have taken up homes and in . free tickets from the server to these young christians claim it's not a religious conflict that a political one. we need to retool the citizens of the centerline and repugnant that you see what we call on president to put him to resign his men killed in the breaks and beats of the people of the central and republican. that's why we the anti gun to the citizens of this nation. we are ready to fight in time for our country. read the history

thank you. >> you know, ak steel got it together. i thought they'd get it together a couple of years ago and they didn't. i'm one foot out the door on ak. this feels different. the one -- my charitable trust is suffering through timken. it reminds me of the steamer trunk that's hideously on top of my head when i open a stock or my trust opens a stock that's not working. you can't make investment decisions based on the techni l technicals but they can't big norred either. garner says if we get any more bounce, the seller will come out of the wood work. let's stay a little cautious and let's stay with cramer. >>> tomorrow, kick off the trading day with "squawk on the street." live from post 9 at the nyse. >> i get angry because look, if you want to lose money i have a million ways. take the seahawks and knock the points! >> it all starts at 9:00 a.m. eastern. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that parker. well, did you know auctioneers make bad grocery store clerks? that'll be $23.

they are selling a lot of things. >> ak-47s. >> what's wrong with that?othing, really, as long as everything is legal. but this is a cash cow. this happened right before christmas. they have ever 400 million dollars from all of the products they have associated with their name. this is a cash cow for a&e. they milked it. they had showed they would be airing already in the spring. this gave more value to a red hot brand. >> hold on. i am a gun own. i have a shotgun and a handgun. i want one of those mossburg rifles. am i wrong? >> you can't wait for father's day. you will get it right away but why not. that's your right. you can bear arms. you can buy a gun, do the paperwork, follow the law. that's what you can do here. >> the culture wars matter. i thought republicans were the party of our culture. when a guy says 15, 16-year-old girls should be married. >> then don't watch the show and don't buy the guns. >> this is the country we live in. if you don't like it, turn off the television. there is a large segment of the population, 46 million, that contribu

. >> is that an ak pinata? wow. >> yeah, so, i mean, this place is in downtown l.a., so i try to have as many weapons hidden throughout. i've got ninja swords and ninja stars and stuff. >> you need a puppy, man. you need a puppy. >> i do need a puppy. i'm going to paint you today. is that cool? >> yeah, sure. >> all right. so, just sit right there, and -- sorry. i don't usually paint this early in the morning. okay. i'm going to go more expressionistic, if you don't mind. >> i want to know, you were on record, you said young people are looking to follow your road to success. your advice is, whatever you do, don't date a korean girl. >> okay, i try to be open-minded about things, right? but you know, i'm racist. for me, i've given it a shot and then i end up in this situation where i feel like i'm dating my mom. >> so, what characteristics in common were you -- >> overbearing. >> overbearing? >> jealous, unreasonable, like unrealistic about life, demanding. like, it's, mine, i could go on and on. but also the me

ak rowmegaly, giantism and also vision problems. in the biblical stories, the fact that goliath clearly can't see properly. here we have a shepherd boy who's changed the rumtion and not told -- rules and not told anybody, he's up against the giant who has got severe disabilities. >> he should have won. >> it suggests to us that we have exaggerated the advantages of giants and underestimated the advantages of small, nimble audacious people with cutting-edge technology, right? which by the way to anyone who has lived in the 21st century this reinterpretation should not come as a surprise. >> you have actually given some thought to how this applies to other things. in fact you've got some remp in the book -- research in the book that says that a lot of times when an inferior army has taken up against a superior army they've won. >> research done by ivan toft historian, wars one country is ten tiemsd greater than the other, you look at in those instances where the smaller country has chose to fight unconventionally, they win the majorit

and prevents others from ak session it. >> ron conway says he got involved after the sandy hook shooting. >> a memorial service under way for a bart police officer shot and killed last week. sargeant tom smith died after being shot during n evidence search inside of a dublin home. >> i'm in hayward. behind me private viewing is just wrapping up. we can hear bag pipes being played in the background this, was the scene this they were greeted by a somber salute. tomorrow, detective who fired that fatal shot. >> i know he's taking it hard. >> the brother of michael mays told abc7 news his family is devastated by what happened last week. we're doing the best we can to get through this together and really pay respects to the family. >> police identified mays as the bart officer that accidentally shot and killed officer tom smith. >> detective mays as expensive background in criminal investigations where he received extra training and experience. >> in 2013, 200 sworn officers named incidents but draw firearms on 40 occasions. telling us michael is holding up under circumstances. >> it's unimag

if he's holding an ak or a grenade and he's going to lob it over the embassy call. who cares? >> organized al qaeda is decimated. >> aren't we playing word games? even if there is a certain amount of desmashz going on in the al qaeda network, what difference does it make at this point if there are other terrorist groups that are trying to be like al qaeda and killing americans? same thing. >> i agree with you about that, but they're not as organized. >> they're reaching into different areas. >> they're giving me extra time, like in soccer, if you get penalty time. okay, andrew cuomo, who is the governor of new york, has some interesting comments. i would say almost like partisan cleansing about conservatives or extremists, he calls conservatives, in new york state. listen to this. >> their problem is not me and the democrats. their problem is themselves. who are they? are they these extreme conservatives who are right-to-life, pro-assault weapon, anti-gay. is that who they are? because if that's who they are, and if they are the extreme conservatives, they are no place in the

could have ak little bit of snow in the overnight hours. let's go through the day. put the windchill factor on the air. expect that throughout the afternoon and overnight tonight. the skies are getting a little bit clearer and we are talking about windchill in the single digits around the region. it is good to have that. show us how to, get ready and prepare for today. good morning. >> good morning. it is about the layers whenever it is cold. and you canbiting feel it on your face. it is the only part that is exposed. i cannot count the amount of layers i have. and yout the bus stop can see the people bundled up this morning. toy are waiting for the bus pick them up this morning. our storm chaser has 14 degrees and the wind speed is 28 miles an hour. when the wind gets that high, you will see it drop and i was driving this morning. you can really tell that the wind is around the vehicle. you will want to have a grip on the steering wheel if you drive a high profile vehicle. speaking of people getting out on the road, what can they expect this morning? what thank you

aking up to fairly train quill -- tranquil conditions. 35 in martinsburg. 34 in winchester. manassas is at 30. temperatures to the west are colder. the colder air will continue to advance throughout our area throughout the day today. this is as good as it gets in terms of the temperatures. notice it doesn't look like a heck of a lot as it started out into the midwest. a little lake enhancement. look at that little ban coming into lake michigan. for us, watch for the system to trek just to our south and it is expected to intensify as it moves off to the coast this afternoon. our wind also change direction coming in east/northeast and notice with high pressure, the low to the east, that snow and that gradient, the difference between pressures that drives the wind and so our winds are going to be extremely strong, especially overnight tonight. we could be talking gusts around 40 miles per hour. by 9:00 this morning, i think we can start to see it from frederick to martinsburg to winchester. by noon, everybody should be starting to get some of that action and notice this compute

the gun designed to look like an ak 47 >> tonight a major break in the case of a murdered priest. investigators arrested the suspect today. the reverend was found found dead. many are stined by this. as are many people. leanne? >> people say his congregation was in eureka but he had followers in san francisco. father freed is seen here in you're yeeka. a community, stunned after hearing he had been murdered. >> forced entry was made in a violent struggle ensued >> police arrested gary bullock of humbolt county. police acknowledged that the suspect had been arrested just 24 hours before for public intoxication. he was combative, and was sent to jail, later set free. >> officers referred him to emergency shelter for the night. >> witness says he saw bullock neert church. the chairman of the religious studies department spoke to us via skype. >> great inspector. lived in japan 20 years. and he had all of that experience, plus interest in calligraphy and just a warm, kind individual he drew people in. >> including some in san francisco. freed lived in japan 20 years. according to his

more still to come at ak. at 6:00 ride sharing becomes uber competitive what. one company is doing to try to leave others behind. >> taking you back live to our breaking news story.. sky seven hd is following the van of a body carrying a bart police officer that was accidentally shot this afternoon. we're going continue to knoll for >>> popular candy crush app trademarked the word "candy". what? not just video games but clothes and shoes and almost everything you can think of. the company is now going after app developers to enforce the trademark that has been approved in europe. and one pending in the united states. >> an ojaiy man went to see jack ryan shadow recruit. homeland security agents came in, took glass away and removed the man from the theater this happened in columbus. half a dozen officers questioned him three hours accusing him of illegally recording the movie. he told the gadgeteer they wanted to know who i am, where i live, where i work, how much i'm making how much computers i have. why i am recording the movie. who aim going give the recordin

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. >> dressed in black and holding ak-47's, the two men in this video claim to be the suicide-bombers responsible for the twin attacks at a train station and on a bus in volgograd last month. they're shown building the he bombs and trapping them to their bodies before heading to their targets which killed 34 people. in this video an ominous message for vladimir putin. they say if the olympics proceed they will continue attacks. a similar video is offered to tourists attending the games which has prompted more concern. this time from american politicians. >> i would not go. and i don't think i would send my family. it's just such a rich target. >> but president putin said he is ready. >> the job of the olympics host is to ensure security of the participants in the olympics and visiters. we'll do whatever it takes. >> sochi has become a virtual police state with beefed up security in the resort town. a so-called ring of steel, tens of thousands of soldiers, police, bomb-sniffing dogs and video cameras. >> i think the threats are real. they have basically called for attacks on the olympi

was in the ancient greek city of libya carried by russia's deputy prime minister dimitri cool with ak the flame traveled in a small amount into red square where president vladimir putin spoke of its meaning for the russian people in the limbic tillage the symbol of the world's primary sports competition of peace and of friendship. but he has come to russia. there are many marks the start of the longest tools relay in a limb take a street the same boy it's great that so many people have turned out to the start of the russian relay it looks like a lot of fun out there. in a minute. but it was. the stone that picked up in the end it was on my mantel piece and if that isn't a sign i don't know what it is. i knew i had to get down to red square and experienced atmosphere for myself fortunately they were having a two day event. so from sunny greece to a rather soggy moscow just at the very start of the torch is journey around the whole of russia i'm excited. the days first run there was paralympic star. who picked up two gold medals in the beijing and london games. we do coding is still a b

deputy gelhaus says he thought the gun was an ak 47 the case is turned over to the sonoma district attorney. >> the flu sadly continues to take a deadly toll in the bay area. officials in san francisco say a third person now died the numbers continue to rise there are 33 reported smiths in the bay area. the rising number led to a shortage of saline solution in one hospital as well. abc7 news is live in san francisco from the health department with more. carolyn? >> the health department here tells us they have not heard from san francisco hospitals facing a shortage of saline supplies but elsewhere, health care providers have notified doctors and are scrambling to try to make sure that they don't run out. >> the spike in cases this year have having unanticipated impact. dehydrated patients are coming into hospitals and clinics like here at mills peninsula where they're given an iv grip a saline solution that is contributing to a nationwide shortage. >> we probably have enough to last 2, 3 weeks. we're just trying to get what we can. >> jeanette is administrative director and says a combinat

there are reports of ak ductions and bettings from security officials, thugs connected to the police. they are called tatushki. dozens of them have been around ukraine and the country recollects fighting on behalf of the government. serious allegations against the security forces here. this all comes as president viktor yanukovych goes op sick leave. he has his - his office says he's suffering a res pier atry infection. no word on how long he will be out of the picture as the crisis goes on. the opposition unhappy about an amnesty law passed in parliament. they say it was passed illegally in parliament. there were some iregularities. the amnesty law not what was wanted. the political divide between the government and opposition goes on. despite the bitter cold temperatures hundreds of protesters here in independence square, and thousands around the country remain on the streets opposing the government. >> jennifer glasse in kiev. washington says it may impose sanctions against the ukraine if the violence escalates. ru the u.s. is accusing syria of delaying the hand over of the chemica

i built this guitar to look like a weapon, an ak-47.there are tens of thousands of these in our country, and the farc uses them to kill people every day. >> cesar lopez is one of colombia's youngest and best- known musical artist. he campaigns against violence and the guerrillas in his country. >> it is very important to know that music is a vehicle for me. it moves people, and then you can start discussions with them. of course, music alone cannot solve problems, but it can at least spark dialogue. >> the guerrilla war has cost the lives of some 200,000 people over the past four decades. but now it seems peace is within reach in colombia. for the past year, the farc has been negotiating in havana with the government. lopez has also been eagerly awaiting a peace deal. the 40-year-old has lived with the civil war his entire life. >> our country is going through a really difficult time. never, not even because of the dead and all the people wounded in battle, have we been ready to forgive and to reconcile. , but that could happen soon. on

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and killed by a sheriff's deputy last october who said he thought the team's replica rifle was a real ak-47. the benefit concert starts at 4:30 this afternoon at the ar lean francis center in santa rosa. >>> police are expected to release sketches of three suspects wanted in connection with a home invasion robbery. it happened yesterday morning on palo alto avenue. the elderly couple heard a knock at the door, and three armed men forced their way into the house, ransacked their home, stole jewelry and a gun. they were shaken but not injured. neighbors are rattled too. >> there is an escalation of arrogance and violence. and that is something to be concerned about. >> police say it appears the attack was random. they are working on a more detailed description of the three men they say took off in a light colored four door sedan. >> two more flu deaths to report. one was a 58-year-old won and one was a 43-year-old man. that now makes 30 total deaths related to the flu this season in the bay area. >>> winter olympics begin in less than two weeks, and security warnings have o fishes in russi

me it really getting into these ideas about who he was and what the music means to him and i want to ake anti-biopic biopic. i don't want to make a movie about the fact that his life. i don't care about when he played with charlie parker unless he forgot who he is and why it mattered at the time. nature,y is smaller in hopefully being more specific. we take a time in his life when he put down the horn for five years and was trying to figure out how to come back. >> that might even be more fascinating. >> when i am reading the to when hed i get didn't play for five years, i need to know about that part. tavis: you are doing another project. tell me about that. >> i am really proud of that movie. curmudgeonlylays a -- tisocial, non-pc cat >> it has been cast well. murray can do that. >> he is fantastic. he is just a dude trying to live his life and gets run into and starts a relationship with a andg kid who unlocks him gets beneath that shell and we find out who he is. it's a plot point i don't want to ruin. this kid kind of opens him up. tavis: you care about the world, and there is alway

reporting either the correct amount loan or the date that the loan was deposited into the committee's bank ak. four, one violation of san francisco campaign and governmental conduct code for not providingdoms that were required to keep within ten business days after a request by ethics commission staff. five, 16 violations of california code section 1 4104 as incorporated into local law by san francisco campaign and governmental conduct code section 1.1 06 for faying to maintain detailed records that document the days on which his committee made 15 expenditures, the amounts of the expenditures, the names and addresses of the payees or description of the goods or services. 6,15 violations of san francisco campaign and governmentality conduct code subdivision a1 for failing to make 15 campaign expenditures from the candidate committee's bank account. each commissioner who participated in a decision to find probable cause must certify on the record that he or she personally heard or read the testimony, reviewed the evidence or otherwise reviewed the entire record of the proceedings. >> each comm

take ak loo. president obama sworn in office. the u.s. was sixth in economic freedom worldwide. now we have fallen out of the top ten to 12th place behind countries like chili, estonia. the reason? the report says we're taxed more and regulated to death. michelle, you say president's policies are to blame. >> absolutely! you know, the countries that are beating us are beating us because th implemented policies that america used to have. the policies that made the country great. as soon as obama took office there has been 18,000 new regulations since he has been in office. the cost of regulation from 2009 to now has ben $494 billion. we don't see the economy getting back on track. i mean only 74,000 jobs were added in december. absolutely ridiculous. he is hurting our country. >> wayne, the will be a quiz after the show. the first person to find moricious on the globe wins. it's an island nation in the mediterranean -- i indian sea i guess it is. how can we behind them, chile and estonia? >> it's easy if you have a guy in the white house that doesn't believe in freedom. it's a fa

an x box one this christmas, they will say you know what i got for christmas when i was your age, an ak7. >> you worry about this, called a long way gone. >> yes. >> long way gone. you've got a new book called the radiance of tomorrow. that is a very hopeful title for someone who was a child soldier and have seen the horrors of war. are you a hopeful person, like are you hopeful for your home country of sierra leone. >> i am very hopeful. i'm hopeful for a lot of things. i'm here so that in itself is hope. >> how did you get here? how does one stop being a child soldier. >> well, it depends on where you are. in my case i was removed from the fighting by union i self and actually didn't want to leave because it's all i come to know. i didn't know anything else was possible. and at there point in my country the war was still going on. so they removed me. and my commander had to give me up and i went and i went, and eventually i came to the united states and new york. >> what was your first impression when you left. when you got on the plane, what was your first impression. >> hi never bee