he's now a rapp peer leader. >> you start dating when you're a teen, generally. so you need to start learning how to manage these relationships and understand what's healthy, what's not healthy. >> kids who join rapp learn about relationship rights, including the right to have your own opinion, the right to say no to getting physical, the right to have other friends, and the right to end the relationship. just because some movies and music videos make it seem okay to dominate your girlfriend or boyfriend, it's not okay. >> a lot of times the kids romanticize the unhealthy. it's like the arguing means you love them, the jealousy is a sign of affection that it's like we're really giving a platform to educate them as to how these things are warning signs. >> like so many other good organizations, rapp has to deal with budget cuts. every year they need to convince local officials that it's vital to keep rapp funded. >> we are so happy to be here today in brooklyn. >> to help win support for the program, they recently held a contest called rap 4 rapp.eld >> now, rapp

. >> we're going to test our pallets with the help of alyssa rapp, the ceo of bottle notes incorporatedchampagne and everything tastes different depending on the glass it is in? >> it matters. if the wine matters, so does the glass. a great stem will enhance the taste of the experience for a $10 of wine or $100 bottle of wine. >> we have our stations. what are we doing? >> we start with the champagne, right? >> starting with the sparkling wine will awaken your pallet and get your taste buds going. look at this long, beautiful stem. flutes like this are great for two reasons. you can watch the bubbles dance and taste it. see what happens. >> they are dancing. that's for sure. >> and they continue to dance on your pallet that's why a long beautiful stem -- >> delicious. so what's this? >> this is a blanco glass -- >> i thought we were supposed to see if -- >> is this the same champagne? >> it is. >> the long one is better. >> shape matters. >> you're saying it matters. >> it does. all three of these stems have different shapes as you'll see. so this glass -- >> this is a white wine. >> th

not only foreign policy, you're going to see him try to work out deals on syria, on rapp, try to -- on iran, try to work out manager between the israelis and the palestinians. that's always a challenge, but presidents have a lot of of latitude on foreign affairs, which he'll use. they don't go through congress many times. but on domestic issues, you're going to see a lot more executive actions, executive orders, unilateral alaskas. you're about to see a huge fuss over climate change. the epa is about to issue regulations to make it much more difficult for new coal-fired power plants to be built, and this has caused a huge fuss in coal states like pennsylvania, west virginia and kentucky. and those politicians, including the democrats, are opposed to the administration on this, but it looks like president obama's going to forge ahead and let the epa put these rules into effect be, bypassing congress. and, again, it'll probably end up in the supreme court. >> it always does. >> yeah. [laughter] >> unfortunately, sometimes it always does. my feeling is we could go on for an hour or two or

it is being investigated following the murder of a rapp singer last september. >>> several people have been seriously injured after protesters clashed with police officers t three men threaten today blow up a statue of lenin were sentenced to six years in jail. tensions have escalated following the decision to turn away from the european union and sign an economic deal with russia. >>> . >>> five people have been arrested after the start of the winter olympics about 300 kilometers to the west. security services are on high alert ahead of the games. >>> being linked to her husband's business affairs who is investigated for alleged embezzleme embezzlement. both deny any wrongdoing. >>> the known for being busy but in croatia, they are also confused. the bee population has come out of we've provideder nation early because unseasonabley warm weather has messed with body clocks. mcgregor woods reports it could be bad news all around >> reporter: first thing every morning, this bee keeper checks the temperature. there should be snow on the ground. >> 10 degrees in january, that's too war. >>

. >> reporter: walker is representing the family of jason rappe, a man who didn't survive after goingother ship. >> the ships will continue to sail for two, three hours. >> reporter: by the time the coast guard searched for jason, they couldn't find a body. but in sarah kirby's case. >> ladies and gentlemen, good news. we have found the passenger who went overboard. >> reporter: the video gave them a specific time and place. it's 1:43 a.m. when sarah is spotted, an hour and 31 minutes after she fell. >> the relief of seeing something in the ocean other than me was unbelievable, that something was out there that could help me. >> and we are now bringing back onboard the vessel. sfwlr 1:53 a.m., she's back board. what would it take to make rescues at sea happen faster? dave leone says his company, radio zeeland, has got a ship shape system already. >> what we have is a camera, a laser sensor and software that is attached to a screen behind us. >> reporter: so i guess you need someone to jump off the boat to demonstrate? >> if you're up for it. >> reporter: to see how it works. i would t

we will have the latest and ward rapp of all the top stories coming up next. >> here is a live look at will be right back. >> here in oakland a superior court judge refused to have oakland hospital put a seat to in jahi's out. the house bill also would not allow another doctor to come to the facility into procedures. they are agreeable to have transferred right now, the family is trying to track down a doctor in a facility to do that. >> another serious accident in san francisco involving a pedestrian. just before 10:00 a.m. a s u v made a sharp left turn and struck a pedestrian in the crosswalk. the pedestrian was transported to the hospital and he has not live to regret injuries. they will step of traffic enforcement. >> friday's accident was just the latest of although pedestrian collisions. on tuesday, there were three or two people were killed. two people were arrested and charged with the hit killer manslaughter. on friday, one person was transported to the hospital and the san francisco police department's stated that they're not connected they're going to step up enforcement ar