>> you have to have an i.d., social security and fg. -- and everything. i know it was bad, i was breaking the law but it was the only thing i could do to provide for my daughters. i feel sad that i have been the whole year for both of them. i mean, i missed their birthdays, christmas. because i've never missed any of them. but they mean everything to me. >> this is a picture of, i thought he was coming home and i thought, oh yeah, i guess he wasn't because he was waiting for a long time. i just miss him so much. >> so here we see state sponsored initiatives aimed at separating families. what are going to be the long term social consequences? so you have kids growing up without their mothers and fathers, and not only that, you have distrust of local law enforcement. it is a recipe for disaster and it is something we do not yet fully understand the consequences of this approach to immigration control. >> after our interview, juan was released from detention. but he could still face deportation. he would not be offered a pathway to citizenship under the fram

o up.s fg [laughter] you are not advertising to everybody. you're advertising to the people already interested. one more point i would like to meet before i go is there is a difference, and this is very important if you are in the world of information and you make money off information to, f you are google and share , ifself on that information we lump that and with the government, we say all of that is bad. allowing information to know about you is bad. that is a real problem. the model of the internet does require information to go around. i do not think it is the same. i think it is important we understand it is not the same. when i went to google, i said it notmportant that people do perceive gmail to be government mail. if they think all privacy is the same and you cannot make a privacy to say make my and honestly used -- anonymously use, you're going to get government blanket come in and kill everything. they will not only go after the government, which we should do, if they equate the internet as the same thing -- >> should there be re

. >> he has perfect memory of fg. >> which is totally ridiculous. the way kim jong-il, the father country. there is a level of being sinister being this myth o geologizing. mythologizing. we have seen it in other communist countries in the past where the leaders have been completely blown out of proportion. but this is just absolutely crazy. and north koreans have to show their respect before the thousands of statutes that exist around the country of these guys. >> it's crazy. that's when north korea has been going in the wrong crazy direction. >> and how has that propaganda worked? >> it worked for the father, kim ilsung. , if you speak to any refugee they have nothing but contempt for kim jong-il. >> let's listen to the an absurdities. kim jong-il could shrink time. >> yes. >> his father didn't need to be the leader and the lawmakers said no no no, he has to be the leader, he doesn't eat, he doesn't sleep, he recreated opera, he hated the mona lisa because it was ambiguous. he shot eight holes in one the first timing he shot golf. that was crazy s

it vaited televated to an art fg software developed in russia. there's an incredible amount of hacking going on. >> so what do travelers do to protect themselves from hackers? >> do not use faiks and twitter on your -- facebook and twitter. if you have go an old phone kicking around in a drawer, bring it with you, and get it unlocked and throw this thing in the river, change your passwords, never connect it to like a hotel connector or any physical device you would connect to it that you don't know about. there are all kinds of ways for people to pick up very, very damaging information on your phone. you don't want to set it down anywhere. if you would travel like you did in the '80s that's what you would do. >> you don't want to bring your computer and connect to e-mail or anything of those things. >> one thing that a cyber-security person would tell you, don't get on the hotel's wifi or cafe's wifi, inevitably bringing $300 laptops with them that they bought especially for that trip and destroy it before they go home. it's not a where you want

action the school was evacuated with everybody ordered to the football field while oakland fire and fg and e investigated. the leak came from a valve according to officials in an old science room the school is investigating if someone turned it on, possibly a student. oakland unified school district building and ground crews are responsible for the line. >> i want to know if this is healthy for not. >> they need to get this fixed. >> reporter: not enough buses. >> keep it calm, orderly, please. >> available to take everyone needing a ride away. >> we need to find operators aren't on routes already. >> reporter: this is the second gas leak in as many weeks a contractor last week hit a gas line, forcing a cancellation of classes after the president's day holiday weekend. in oakland, nick smith, abc7 news >> a napa couple pleaded not guilty to charges they beat the woman's 3-year-old daughter to death. sarah krueger and her boyfriend ryan warner arrested in a bart station in el cerrito. prosecutors concluded the girl died of multiple blunt impact injuries due to child abuse and neglect. s

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no, no, no, no testing fg waters. that's why they're not in show business. [ laughter ] >> the episode did bring up the question that i'd love for to you address that i'm curious about. and that's what's your problem with newman? i mean, why are you always so hostile to him? >> you know, that's a great question -- that's your first great question? >> yeah. >> yeah. because we never explained why i dislike newman. and we're glad that nobody asked us. i don't have an answer. [ laughter ] >> right. >> the real answer why i hated newman because it just seemed funny to hate newman. >> oh, newman. >> you got your friends that will like you. and you have one friend that's really not like you at all. that's what you like about them they're kind of in outerorbit. and their friend is somebody you cannot deal with all the time. so that was the reasoning, but there was no real reason, peter. for me to hate newman. he never did anything bad to me. it was just fun. it was fun to hate him. >> newman! >> you have this digital show --

expecting to post fg profits is mazda ucako ohno has the story. >> yes. mazda revised up its net profit for the year more than three times on the year. global sales are quickly recovering thanks to its eco friendly sky active technology. enjoying greater sales in the u.s. and other foreign markets in which the company had formally been outnumbered by its rivals. the weaker yen gave a boost to its sales. the carmaker announced today that it will be paying out dividends for the first time in four years. a mere one yen, but the president told reporters today that paying out profits to investors had been his top priority and vowed to keep it up for next year onward. that's all from nikkei business report. back to you. >> thanks for that. good to see you. >>> still to come on the show, it's been a bumpy ride for asian markets as the nikkei managed to climb out of the red, as we heard. we have your asian markets, right after this. >>> activity in india's all important services sector continued to shrink in january albeit at a slower pace than the month before.

>>darya: kron4's ongoing investigation into the friendly fire fg of our police officer tom smith continues called in during last month probation search. we are the first to bring to the information from a former bart police officer who described a moment before officer michael maze fired his weapon killing sergeant smith. the officer who asked us to conceal his identity questions the decision not to call in the swat team. he talked to kron4's haazig madyun and a story you'll only see a kron4. >>: there was a decision that was made that the swat team was not going to be needed to conduct a search. that obviously the deemed to be fatal, according to the bart police website their swat team is utilize to make high risk entry 3 and also says the use of specially trained team members enhances the safety of police personnel. so why were they called in to clear the park's zero apartment in dublin before allowing sergeant tom smith and at least three other officers to go inside. bart police chief randy >>: this was not a swat call log. this was a probation search which is not uncommon for law enfor

study suggests women with a certain genetic mutation carrying the risk of cancer can reduce the risk fgoved by the age of 35. studies show the risk is reduced by some 80%. let's talk about this with dr. sanjay gupta. the numbers are pretty astonishing. i know a lot of people are paying attention to this. we're talking about the jean mutation that's been in the news, in the headlines quite a bit. why are doctors recommending this move because it is a drastic move. >> no question about it. it's a drastic move. all of this is in the spirit of prevention. this idea that you find these genes and then women and their doctors are trying to make tough decisions. but we've known for some time that this breast cancer gene not only increases your risk of breast cancer, but ovarian cancer. we have numbers to put behind it. take a look first of all overall at the risk of breast cancer. it can increase your risk of ovarian cancer by 40% and 20% if you have the breast cancer two gene. let me show you the ages specifically. if you look under the age of 40, with that breast cancer one miation, about 1.5

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