kids are setting off fireworks in the medina. incoming. hammad's birthday, and people who have not known freedom for nearly 50 years are ready to celebrate. martyrs square is filled with families, kids, teenage skater boys and hotshots on motorcycles. it's wild. and almost giddily happy. young men in the camouflage pants of the militias, most of whom were civilians until last year, do their best to sporadically keep order or just join in the fun. every kid above the age of 5 seems to have been issued a lighter and a fistful of fireworks. ambulances idle on the margins of the square to treat fireworks-related injuries, of which there will be many. >> no, no, no! >> that was good. >> this is tripoli. after 42 years of nightmare. how to build a whole society overnight and make it work in one of the most contentious and difficult areas of the world is what people are trying to figure out. >> so, before the war, did you think it would ever be possible? >> no, no. >> did you dream some day this will change? >> no. in gadhafi's country, you cannot

. >> back in marrakesh, it's the start of another busy evening in the historic city center, the medina. nawal is back at work. as a woman without a formal education, she's now earning money and making her own way in life. one of the success stories of al fassia. >> that's exactly what we're trying to achieve. we want to improve the situation of women in moroccan society. i want to contribute to that. >> there's still a long road ahead. but when it comes to creating opportunities for women, this restaurant in marrakesh is proud to have made a start. >> what's it like to live on an island many see as a picture postcard paradise? clara de la rose lives in the dominican republic near the border with haiti. she's invited us into her living room to tell us what life is like there. ♪ >> this is my house, and i'd love to show you around. let's go inside. my eldest son works in handicrafts. he makes butterflies like these to put on the wall as decor. the money we earn helps improve our lives. ♪ a butterfly costs 200 pesos. the prices vary for the others, depending on the type. ♪ here are our fa

since investment in chrysler was initially seen as a risky bet of the german comic medina previously failed to turn the company's fortunes around the us move paid off. prices sales in north america on non blooming of the years of decline. the takeover is expected to be completed in just three weeks. find out how that big fusion in the auto industry went on the markets we turned a twenty bucks in jaipur didn't christ and that was certainly the news of the day people love to hear that story. no ipo but instead joining the companies together one hundred percent that will allow the cia boss to take advantage of all the things that are inherent in such a union taking profits over as he wishes. plus merging the technical activities for example as he wishes to do so and size is everything in the mass on rubio market that's what the experts say when you look at the market and whole though there wasn't this kind of spectacular news to propel shares for the upward. there was a record high for the ducks in the beginning minutes but then it went downhill. still people remain optimistic for two th

the right, nothing. but that is going to change. maria medina is in the blue canyon. >> reporter: at the lower elevations we are starting to see rain. cal tran says they have a 300 member crew on standby to hit i- 80 and highway 50 once the first snow flakes hit the ground here at the lower elevations. though we have had a lot of rain in the sierra, it will have a small impact on the drought. we need three to four storm to bring in significant rainfall to catch up. at this point, this storm making about a 4% impact on this drought. in blue canyon, maria medina, kpix5. >> she is right. seize communities could be out of water. only on 5, we just heard from the governor and joe vasquez says he is ready to do something drastic. joe? >> reporter: for the first time, he is talking about the development of a statewide drought plan. he is looking into transporting water into areas of california that are drying up. >> make no mistake, this is a megadrought. it is serious, we don't know how long it will go on, but we have to take real precaughts going for

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golf fans remember the miracle of medina in 2012 when the european ryder cup teams stages a comeback.eptember 26th, glen eagles, scotland. one to look forward to. >> koro lon waz -- caroline waz ni abbingy and rory mcilroy got engaged. >> there was a twitter message saying, "rory and i are starting 2014 with a bang - i said yes." >> before we go, we leave you with images of celebrations from the big cities around the world. happy new year to you. you you >> 2014 has officially arrived around the globe. people packed new york's times square and millions watched at home as the city's famous crystal ball ushered in another new year. the new year brings a test for president obama's health care plans. patients who signed up can begin to use insurance for the first time. a showdown is brewing in south sudan. government troops are heading to bor to try to take it back from the rebels. international sides are trying to broker peace

a saudi airliner made an emergency landing at a apt in the city of medina. is amateur video shows the fiery landing. it skids along the runway there, it was traveling from iran. 300 people on board. 29 passengers were injured. officials say there was a problem with that plane's landing gear. >>> and medical marijuana may soon be legal in new york state. according to "the new york times," governor andrew cuomo will use administrative powers rather than legislative action to allow 20 hospitals to use marijuana to treat certain medical conditions. such as cancer and glaucoma. marijuana otherwise would remain illegal the state. he is expected to announce the step in the state of the state speech that is later this week. >>> and the u.s. coast guard is riding to the rescue or rather attempting to ride to the rescue, or sail to the rescue in antarctic. this morning, where the ships are still stuck in ice. the ice breaker "polar star" will try to rescue the more than 120 crew members aboard the two stranded vessels. a chinese icebreaker got stuck in the ice trying t

the saw we have. two thousand six hundred. an enormous variety cheetah medina and his team document each and every strain with all their individual characteristics farmers can acquire tried and tested traditional seeds and multiply them on their own free of charge. sheet to medina takes us to the treasury of the organization. this is a presentation on. this book the undecided and messy progress on the other side all of this important to me and they because. most of them would be put in a mental conditions they should have to claim it jane. events so part of what is the why and in the world that only a new order to have something to eat they need to this day but it's about a this in the show on having this seeds into the hands of divine what is this sent out of the words. development and bottoming because at this time the scenes that are being by that they needed to be bought by a us service at least there's a sport i'm a space on subsistence in their own hand for them to do a good job and for them to sort of buy golden rice is not essential for survival he beli

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three men went to the home on medina way, knocked and forced their way in. tied up the male resident, put him in a closet and ransacked the home, took a number of items including an ipad and left. it took the victim some time to untie himself and call 911. neighbors were shocked by the crime. >> could have easily been our house. i was home. doesn't make me feel good, doesn't make me feel safe, feel kind of lucky they didn't choose up. >> several nearby residents have security cameras and sheriff's investigators are following some leads. >>> the number of employees represented by unions in california dropped last year. figures from the bureau of labor statistics show union representation in california dropped from 17.2% in 2012 to 16.4% in 2013. across the country the rate of union representation held steady last year at around 11%. compare that, though to, 1983 when the rate was over 20%. >>> republican leaders meet in washington d.c. today and made some rule changes for the 2016 presidential election that could significantly alter the pace of the campaign.

you wince and eu officials are witty getting involved the cranium servants have been locked out of their own offices western city of medina and protesters occupied the headquarters of the regional confirmed earlier that forced the government to sign it into submission the wooden with the supreme will occupy this building until the situation the motive region and ukraine as result you. the pollution that for this. we will stay until the government finally takes control together with the opposition and over until we tear down the dictatorship and into in ukraine will or can do. minsk and difficult week with who. there were similar schemes in other cities as protesters tried to occupy government offices. me and security forces were able to stop them from entering the key and activist did manage to see theatrical culture ministry. it's the beginning no full of new alms. the actual mule to ration them to play ukraine and the nice ministry is so central government body which is occupied by a holic space our goal is to grow. of these dictatorship. of all idea of peace for our own tunes. meanwhile the unrest inne is causing growi

was the two assaults left thirty four people dead and dozens more injured many of whom are still in intensive care one of those is a nine year old girl artie's medina cochon of the man who rescued her. it was just another day for u.t. and volga grads main train station but suddenly it all changed. there was a loud clamp the force of it was so strong that it smashed the windows and the doors of the luggage room i got up and rushed in to help people it was the first of two explosions that rocked the city just east before the new year the blast of the station set off by a suicide bomber threat crowded area between the entrance and the security national detectors and. then i noticed a man in a girl's around towards the girl asked her whether she could breathe she was losing consciousness i picked her up and carried out of the station you'd be saved a nine year old all following an ironic twist of fate she was there with her family to return train tickets as they decided to travel by plane in stat. she was so brave she didn't even cry i was talking to her all the time she kept saying that she wanted to sleep but she was just losing consciousness and i w

out of 10 children in new orleans lived in high poverty neighbourhoods, one of the highest rates in america. katherine medina grew up in child poverty and running the harmony neighbour hood development, nonprofit. >> the biggest thing is having access to information, having access to quality products, quality food. you find a lot of poor kids are obese and things like that because they can't afford healthy food. >> it's called food insecurity, and the most recent data released by the u.s. department of agriculture reveals over 25% of african american households do not have access to proper nutrition, and that's a change of child poverty. we hear about murders every day and it amazes me that the suspects are teenagers. >> with little or no structure and school not a priority. some schools formed gangs and life on the streets. >> it has to be individuals who are willing to work with the kids and who are committed to helping the kids make a difference. otherwise we are continually going to have more young people in gaol. >> for april white and her three children, they count their blessings each day, happy to ha

the ultimate price. >> in saudi arabia fully people have been seriously injured after a plane was forced to make an emergency landing in a city of medina. amateur footage shows flames coming from the year of the aircraft when it hit the runway. it suffered a technical malfunction and the crew reported problems with the rear wheel. the pilot managed to land the plane after two unsuccessful attempts. >> an environmental group has evidence that japanese are killing whales. the sea shepherd group filmed a dead minke on a ship inside a whale sanctuary. they are calling on australia and new zealand governments to stand up against poaching. it's killing wales of scientific research. the taps have run dry. it's been more than two weeks since residents of the area have been unable to use municipal water supply because of toxins caused by algae. >> the plastic cuts are a sign of discontent. this is the people warning the authorities that they are running out of the patients. 60,000 don't have access to drinking water. >> i'll urge people to not vote in next elections. politicians are like the algae. they polluted the environment. >> translation:

the left. and how it looks right now. we need snow. here's marina medina on that. >> reporter: caltrans has a 300-man crew on standby ready to hit interstate 80 and highway 50. sierra businesses also on standby ready to cash in on the customers expected to take advantage of the winter weather.>> pretty quiet. i have been up here for 15 years. probably the quietest i have seen it. >> reporter: this means it's also back to business for the guys who normally line these roads selling chains to drivers this time of year. >> we have only had like maybe three or four chain controls compared to 20 or 30 a year. we haven't had any rivers so none of the kayakers can run the rivers. with no snow, we're not skiing. all the resorts are suffering, of course, because of that. >> reporter: at this point, this storm making about a 4% impact only on this drought. we're in blue canyon, maria medina for kpix 5. >>> happening today found in the trash a puppy is getting a clean start in a brand-new home. gem was rescued five weeks ago. she was in bad shape. but with a little tl

. >> i was planning on making a special remedy we used to do back in the old days called funky cold medinaf like skunk juice. it's made out of some really nasty parts, urine, feces, peanut butter and sour milk. and we mix it together until it's liquid. if you hit anybody with this, they ain't coming, they're not going to want to go home, trust me. >> bricks, i didn't finish coloring it in. >> a few weeks later, gomes had managed to avoid any more disciplinary problems. >> i told that lieutenant i promised him i wouldn't act up, keeping my word because i want to get my transfer. i got 60 days quiet, and i'm out of here. >> though officials deny reaching such an agreement, gomes says if he stays out of trouble for 60 days, he could become eligible for transfer to a jail in another county. >> i'm going to give them this 60 days, and on day 61, i'm going to become awful upset if i'm still in here. if i'm still in here, i'm going to act up so badly that they have to ship me out. i do things nobody else will do. i sit in this cell looking at all four walls. look about the people here all men cal

the movement. and you also have direct supervision where everybody is moved with a deputy or custody assistant officer. >> 16-year veteran nancy medinar tower two. >> how you doing, ladies? >> she's responsible for all the deputies and custody assistants on the evening shift. >> i start out with check-in. we check in all our employees for the shift, specifically p.m.s. and then i go from floor to floor and check and make sure they're doing their jobs, the count is clear. >> how come you're all in there? are you having a party in there? >> we have a certain number of inmates that are in the facility, and what we do is we have to actually count the heads to make sure that every body is where it's supposed to be. if it's not, then we have to find out where the body is. >> 44? >> more than half of the women inside l.a. county jail are in for drug-related charges. >> i got four years state prison even though and in spite of the newly adapted proposition 36, where we're supposed to be able to go to drug programs if we have a drug problem, and i do have one. >> 50-year-old habitual drug offender kimberly jean maybe has a difficult time bein

the gear failed to deploy forcing the city to land in the city of medina. 49 people were hurt when scramblingr andrew cuomo is set to add his name to the list of those lifting restrictions on medical marijuana. allowing a number of hospitals to use pot to treat certain ailments. the plan is to start dispensing medical marijuana as soon as they year. >>> and old man winter, the midwest now getting 4i9 with more snow. here is a live look out at st. louis, missouri. thick snow falling with reports the area has gotten 3 inches. this as the nation prepares for dangerously low temperatures. some areas may get hit with the lows not seen in decades. windchills, 70 degrees below zero. you heard it right. it's expected to be so bad the governor of minnesota has already ordered all public schools closed tomorrow. we'll have a live report for you at the bottom of the hour. and those are your headlines. >> thank you very much, anna. >>> you remember the talking point, i'm sure, like it was yesterday. we need obamacare right away because so many people don't have insurance. well, guess what st leading caus

the classic signs, focus on the eyes, were they watery, were they bloodshot, was his speech slurred, was he unsteady on his feet. >> joey, do you want to hear what officer medina said when he filed his arrest paperwork? it said i immediately smelled an odor of alcohol emanating from the driver's breath and bloodshot eyes, slow distribute movements and a stupor look on his face. this affidavit goes onto detail a number of f-bombs justin bieber is alleged to have dropped on this arresting officer while resisting as he alleges without violence. i want to go to tori dunham standing outside the dade county jail. i heard a rumor there's printing up of free bieber signs. i can see people behind you. set the scene for me, tori. >> yeah, ashleigh. there are people here holding up free bieber signs. just a few of them. and some fans as well walking around trying to take pictures and see what's going on. mostly happening here behind me you can see the media all set up. everyone is trying to catch a glimpse of someone coming in or out of the corrections facility here. and now that we know bond was set at $2,500, the talk is going to be will he make bond, when will he make

the man who got the unions to reverse their policy back in 2000 at their conference in louisiana was mr. alastair medina and member of democratic socialists of america, a marxist. why does he want it? he wants more members but the real big deal is this. he let the cat out of the bag at a progressive conference in washington d.c. two years ago. he got up in front of the comrades and said this. immigration reform is our number one priority for the progressive moment. in 2008 latinos voted 70% for mr. obama and candidates. if we give these people citizenship and voting rights they will stand by obama. this will give us at least 8 million more democratic party votes. this will give us a governing majority not just for the next few election cycles but for the foreseeable future. in other words, a permanent democratic one-party state. if they get those 8 million votes folks, texas goes blue. even george or will go blue. most of the south west will go blue at if you take the electoral college votes from texas you will seek the most popular staving combined those with california and it makes it mathematically i

going to continue to bring this issue to the floor, continue to work to extend unemployment insurance for people like matthew, for people like emily. terry from medina county writes i'm a 59-year-old single parent, i've been looking for employment since november, 2011, 13 months. i've been able to secure temporary work but not a permanent job. i've worked since i was 17, i've never been out of work. i'm a college educated work with a master's degree in public administration. if i don't find something soon i may have to file for bankruptcy, my house will go into foreclosure by the spring. my son may have to live with his dad to finish high school. he'll struggle to obtain the necessary finances to attend college. i don't want to stay home, i don't want to collect unemployment, i want to use my brains and my talent and my experience. it's time to stop blaming those unemployed and stop publicly declaring they don't want to work. i could have brought 15 more letters to the floor of people who have had had longer work histories, people who lost their jobs because of economic situations, not because of anything they did wrong. of people who are looking ac