the united center condemns the catholic church ore decades of abuse and demands the offenders are handedfor trial. a new report reveals the suffering endured by syrian children. >>> i am jonah hall in london. among the stories in europe. stalemate in

the paramedic made the decision to take the child to united medical center on the truck, whether than wait for the ambulance to drive across town and wait in traffic. that decision being prized by the fire chief. >> a good idea. the right decision to make and a good decision for the patient. >> reporter: critics say it's a patient the paramedics should not have to make, that it points to a broken system because there are not enough ambulances on the streets of the nation's capitol. >> we're looking at increasing our ambulance capacity in the city. we know we have approximately 60 ambulances available for service. we put 39 units on the street every day and looking at maybe putting 45 on the street. >> reporter: tommy wells, candidate for mayor, praised the firefighters actions. >> i don't know how long it would have taken for the firefighters to get there. they did the right thing and used their judgment and stepped forward and made a decision that seems to have saved this child's life. >> reporter: he's concerned about the availability of ambulances, especially east of the river wher

. ♪ the bulls returned to the united center.hey got off to a fair start. >> he scored 19 in route to a triple double. >> becomes only the fifth player in both history with at least for career triple doubles. >> criticizing the quarterback he traded for in 2009. this is color as all the physical tools but as inconsistent in the clutch and exploits. texas is that as best season as a bear. >> phil to make history in this snowboard half play. it finished fourth and was unable to become the first american male to win gold in the same event three times on the road. >> took home the bronze in singles luge. german >> has moved into fourth place. united states is now fifth with seven medals. that is a look at sports. it looked cheerful forecast. names this gun. he is 20 ft. tall. he actually had to have some trucked in to complete the debt. he applies new snow every day and put water on that every morning. nec's shares says he hopes to build a 40 ft. snowman. >> we have been getting some great snow around this area as well. some very tal

new us ambassador to the united nations center for high keys to stand still. it is time for the assad government to stop its foot dragging establish a transportation plan and stick to it. city council cents to settle for sanctions if the syrian camp and fails to destroy all its chemical weapons and materials by the end of june deadline. authorities have shown that it intended to combat the trinkets funding violence in central africa they destroyed a stock bond and confiscated periphery that the fancier full time the fan fan fan. officials learned of the kurds and the print skirts sitcoms ornaments into a question and contraband was proof estimated one point four million dollars the goal of this operation is to show for it trafficking is a criminal offence which is being cracked down on you if you buy even a small amount of time for rio or suspected cases of by three of us he concocted the traffic. it's a little corpse in the center of the cupcake and using money from the other three trains to find the foundations. it's the descent into trying to restore order

the bulls wrapup the first half of the season against the nets at the united center.till plans to play with team usa this summer. already been ruled out for this season. not even thinking about a comeback. i said right now i have not thought about it. i'm not running at. >> they're going for two straight wins against nebraska. drive sedans and it's the bucket. this is a 67-58. elsewhere they all lost did the u.s. has cracked the top three in the medal count. norway leads with 13. the third with 12. one gold in the women's half pipe. that is a look at sports. >> bingo! >> darn it! i was one square away from winning that game. sa >> it's a shamedie isn't here today she always wins. coulda won the big prize.ou know, that could hav >> ye of jim's fune helped her with someral expenses. there wasn't an >> >> no,y life insurance? there wasn't. i'd been trying to convince her to call about the colonial penn programshe was worried but accepted they wouldn't beealth. because of their h >> i have life insurance with them, too.e a physical i didn't have to tak or even answer any

. >> bubble stick, hawks tonight at the united center. >>stocks barely budged monday as investors wait to hear from the new federal reserve chair. the dow gained 7 points. the nasdaq up 22. and the s-and-p rose 2 points. kraft foods is making a change to one of its top sellers. kraft singles, the individually wrapped cheese slices, will now be made without an artificial preservative. in an effort to clean up its list of ingredients, *sorbic acid* will be removed. however, kraft is adding a mold inhibitor and another unnamed ingredient for food safety. for now, the change applies to the american and white american kraft singles, and not the two- percent milk varieties. researchers say water may be flowing on mars. you know you love those kraft singles. >> i like cheddar better. we'll talk about that another time. >> that's too much for me. but look at our day. its - 2 right now. that is one of the warmer readings. you have to bundle up. this is one of the coldest morning of the season. even this month. it's 14 degrees colder than normal. i

the warriors are back at it tomorrow at the united center. tip off is set for 5:00.ors shooting for the fifth straight win since the all-star break. finally, all heart. a roughly 4-foot tall senior has been a student manager for the boy's basketball team in montana for four years. for his 18th birthday, the coach decided to give seth a much-deserved run on senior night. the guy with the huge heart driving the lane ask scoring and the crowd going nuts. sports at its finest, there you go, i've got nothing else. >> thank you, we'll see you tonight. >>> for a full half hour of bay area sports coverage, watch sports net central on comcast sports net bay area tonight at 10:30. >> we're back in a moment. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00 a local expert on head lice and the possible connection to technology tonight at 11:00. >> before we leave you, we'll be wet for the next several days. >> the storm system increasing cloud cover throughout tonight and even a few showers developing to the north as well. so let's give you some highlights again as we round the coverage up at leas

the united center condemns the catholic church ore decades of abuse and demands the offenders are handedr for trial. a new report reveals the suffering endured by syrian children. >>> i am jonah hall in london. among the stories in europe. stalemate in kiev the protests continues as the european union's foreign policy chief meets the ukrainian chief. the trial of the man behind the collapse of one of ireland's biggest bank collapses. >>> beckham moves to miami as the world's most famous x footballer announces a plan to start a brand-new msl franchise. ♪ ♪ >>> two damning reports about the abuse of children has been released by the yo unites natio. in the first the catholic church mo besting childrens over decades. the unspeakable suffering of children in syria. torture, abuse, and death part of their every day lives. we have more details on syria in just a moment but first a closer look at the severe condemnation directed at vatican. the unites nation says says it's a crime not a moral failing. the it says the vatican protected pedophile priests by moving them around. it it says this pra

obviously, the director of the national unite coulder terrorism center at the hearing today said "there are a number of specific threats when he it comes to terror attacks at the olympics in sochi." how worried with are you? >> well, i think the venues themselves will be okay. you know, the russians have done a lot of guards, gates and guns to try to secure the venues and try to get a ring around the games. i'm very concerned by the sheer level of attention and effort not just from chechens and folks in that region but you know, outside of that region that have expressed an interest in actually having a violent act occur the games. i'm very, very concerned. there's some lack of cooperation issues. they're not at 100%. they should be when it comes to people's lives at the games. we know it's a high threat environment. >> when you say from outside the region, obviously, you know outside the chech mpb dagestan area. are you talking about al qaeda? what other threats do you have? >> well, there are al qaeda and al qaeda affiliates and we believe other groups that fit the terrorist profile t

but because he is so dangerous, we were restricted to shooting from the unit's security center. >> il be on your ass every time you come [ bleep ]. i will need your hand, i tell you something, you start throwing [ bleep ] water and i will be on your [ bleep ] every time you come through the -- >> put him on the wall first. >> put him on the wall first. we say put him on the wall. have him face the wall. we want him facing the wall. we don't want him turning his head, getting mouthy and this and that. that's when you get spit on. we want his nose to the wall. i don't want to talk to him. he can talk to the wall. >> face the wall. turn around. face the wall. >> [ bleep ] sit up there and talk to him. >> face the wall. >> [ bleep ]. >> why don't you [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] why don't you just [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. i'm tired of your [ bleep ]. >> stand still. >> mccombs freely admitted to our producer by the time the officers put him back in his cell he was looking for any possible way to hurt them. >> i just grabbed some water out of the toilet and started bombing them, you know, because i a

. >> amazon is requiring 2,500 full-time workers at centers in the united states. none are in california. this points to amazon's growth hiring 20,000 people at the centers with more than half starting out as e-mail workers and the average start is higher than traditional retail workers. >>> new questions of the value of annual mammograms with the study of 90,000 canadian women found diagnosing it more likely they did not three a reduction in the number of breast cancer deaths. the american cancer society points out that when breast cancer strikes women in their 40's it is more aggressive and deadly. the study is published in the british medical journal. >> we are following break news in san jose where a bar brawl towns deadly. we are on the scene with what police are revealing about the investigation. >> a statewide amber alert is in effect and we have the search for the man police say carjacked an elderly man and abducted a 13-year-old in oakland. >> pomp and sermon gives way to carrots with the wish list on the agenda of france's president meeting with high-tech

the village has tiny separate housing units which share a community center and kitchen. residents pay rent, 30% of their income if they have one. >> you can't beat this with a stick. >> it grew out of a homeless protest in washington's capitol. the tent city moved from church to church until supporters formed a non-profit organization, raised $3 million from state, federal and private sources, and built this place on land donated by the county. construction cost her unit, about $19,000. ad in site preparation and the community building, the finished united states cost $88,000 each. >> this is perfect for me now. i'm very lucky. >> residents can use the kitchen and have their own refrigerator space. there are showers, secure lockers and mail service. there's a weekly meeting and dinner, attendance required. mamany of the residents have mental health issues or are fighting addiction. >> you can't go into a job high. you can't go in dirty. here we get the opportunity to clean ourselves up and go in and look presentable. >> with help from a full time program manager and part

. >> the united states at the center of the economic system of the world trade it would've affected theire country. >> how many times have we buildout companies to bail them out again? and you have all of the assets that would be disbursed among private companies. >> let's move onto another level. the college tuition bubble that has raised more than double the rate of inflation for years. partially caused by government. pushing people to go to college and now these graduates are deep in debt and can't find jobs and president obama has a solution. >> i'm directing my administration to come up with a new rating system for colleges. >> is a good idea? a rating system for college? why should the consumer know what they are getting whether it's colleges? >> they have new rules and reports. let's just go online to someone said that we don't know much about them we don't know who know who is running a careless to say that we don't need that we need websites and the government to do it better. >> sometimes the websites actually have to meet a market test. i go to website and it turns out to be

these are refugees pushing toward a united nations food distribution center january 31 in damascus. three years ago, a popular revolt rose up against the dictatorship. now about 150,000 people have been killed. at least 2.5 million have fled their homes. humanitarian relief like this is rare. coming up, how did ancient whales wind up in desert sands? nasa admits a mistake that could have killed an restaurant. have killed an astronaut. and the child who made the pope do a double-take when the cbs and the child who made the pope do a double-take when the cbs evening news continues. nothing else. m prunes, it works, simple as that. it's a natural source of fiber and 5 essential vitamins. it's the smart choice for me. try sunsweet's amazing juices and new amazing prune light. i've got a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. it's time for advil cold and sinus. [ male announcer ] truth is that won't relieve all your symptoms. new alka seltzer plus-d relieves more symptoms than any other behind the counter liquid gel. oh what a relief it is. dominique wilkins, are taking charge of their

this last storm was definitely denver weather which means that this weather belongs in the center of the united states, the continental divide, which divides the country both ways. this weather is supposed to be there. this winter is not supposed to be on the east coast, okay? >> i don't know what's up with those glasses, my brother. >> i like him. even with all that snow, there is something to be found in all this. >> of course, there is. this picture was submitted to our wusa9 facebook page this morning from falls church. check out how that red cardinal just pops in the middle of that white snow, very cool. share your weather pictures and video with us at wusa9 on our facebook page or tweet them to us at wusa9. >>> if this winter has you down anyhow, don't worry. the warm weather will be here before you know it. >> if you're dreaming of basking on a beach, our jessica doyle found some options to help tide you over without hopping on a plane. >> reporter: mike acts like the mayor of the amazonian exhibit at the national zoo. he loves greeting new friends. at about 80 degrees year-round this is

the village has tiny separate units that share a community center, residents pay rent 30% of their income, if they have an income. >> so yeah, you can't beat this with a stick. >> the village grew out of a homeless protest in limb pia. the tent city moves from church to church, unsill supporters form the add nonprofit organization raised 3 million-dollars from state federal and private sources and built this place on land donated by the drown. construction costs per unit about $19,000. add in site preparation and the community building and the finishes units cost 88,000 the dollars each. >> this is perfect for me right now, i am very lucky. >> resident cans use the kitchen is they have their own refrigerator space. many have mental the health issues or like rebecca are fighting addiction. >> you can't go into a job high, you can't go into a job dirty. here, we get the opportunity to clean ourselves up a and look presentable. >> with help from a full time program manager the residents govern themselves. everybody here has pass add background check and has to do their share of chores. >> si

to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> inside the cuyahoga correction center, housing units an open door, not unlike the other security housing units. >> bunch of homosexuals. >> the terrible with, you know, the people you associate with, people -- got nobody pick my own. i'm a grown man. nobody going to pick my prince for me. >> picking you up off the floor, right? >> 9-d is reserved for inmates who might be victimized by a younger, tougher crowd in other parts of the jail. >> you've been around homosexuals before? >> right. >> you have no problem with the lifestyle? >> no. >> i wish you would educate some of these other people in here. it's not like if i touch you it's going to rub off on you? >> right. right. >> i can touch you. see how he's blushing in his cheek. >> most of the men here are either older, gay or transgender. like clarence culverson, issued an article of clothing not typically found in men's units. >> this is a county-issued jail bra. i've got to keep up with it because we're only issued one. so i take care of it like it's my very own. >> he's grown breas

because they are, obviously, focusing down on costs, five call centers -- in the united states so that will have jobs consequences, thomas. back to you. >> quickly. a program note for you at cnbc. i believe ceo brian roberts of comcast is on at 7:00 a.m. for you guys and joining us over here around 7:30 for "morning joe" so we look forward to talk about that big moor. >>> still ahead. lebron was an assassin last night visiting the warriors. >>> a stray dog in sochi. an olympic athlete is stepping up to take on this problem on his very own. a heart warming story. >>> that and the forecast for bill karins coming up. >>> with hundreds of thousands in the dark this morning how do you pass the time without power during a winter storm? hopefully, you can see me as i ask you this. tweet us your creative answers at the address on the screen. let's get way too early trending people. let's get trending. we will put the best answers on the show coming up. "way too early" is back after this. (meow mix jingle) right on cue. it's more than just a meal, it's meow mix mealtime. with wholesome ingredie

. >>> 65 men have been released from a detention center in afghanistan. the united states says many are dangerous. but hamid karzai says their release shouldn't be a concern to the u.s. afghanistan says there wasn't enough evidence to hold them. hundreds of prisoners have been freed since theist handed the jail over to afghan authorities, only 70 prisoners remain. >>> un mediator is meeting with the syrian government representative and the rebel representative again today. all sides are now calling for more humanitarian aid. what proposal includes aid into countries like lebanon. stephanie decker reports from a refugee camp. >> reporter: these people have arrived today. they crossed in cars. this is all they have left. they have put their belongings and come across here to lebanon. this is a camp that is expanding on a weekly basis. you can seement some tents over here. we're going to show you how people live here. but the story we'll being told is people are exhausted, they are desperate, and they want to go home. and we spoke to an elderly lady who says her husban

the attorney for lois lerner, who is the director of the very unit at the center of the irs scandal andeaded the fifth, her lawyer wrote to the chairman of this committee today and said, in essence, she is receiving death threats. you shouldn't call her back for more testimony next week when you know she is only going to plead the fifth again. it only increase the death threats but every indication is that the house oversight committee will demand more testimony from lois learner. >> all right. but it is a dog and pony show because as the attorney rightly pointed out, she is not going to deviate from that unless she gets some kind of immunity which, why would she need it if there is not a smidgen of evidence there was any corruption. it seems to be going in a circle, rosen, with really no progress or am i wrong? the committee and attorney for lois lerner are engaged in discussions about a proffer. that's where the attorney can go forward on a very confidential basis and tell the lawmakers what his witness might be inclined to tell the committee if the witness did receive immunity. there

center. within these areas about 18,000 new housing units and 10 thousand new jobs. that is not including the transit center. and then the pic is an inter agency committee to talk about how to move these infrastructure forward. this group meets monthly all year long and develops a recommendation. we also coordinate with the cac's and think about other funding sources as well. this year and i'm sure you've heard a lot about this in the media as well with the boom and development we are also seeing a boom with impact revenues, through 2014 we generated about $20 million across the areas and in the next five 5 years we are anticipated over $110 million in just those plan areas. the gray box represents the impact fee revenue which is a fee developers pay on new construction and the green are some other revenue sources that came under the efforts as well. to give you a sense of what neighborhoods are generating revenues and the housing development is generating the revenue. this is a 5-year period we are looking at. >>supervisor jane kim: i'm not able to see. maybe the, if

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united states. the expansion of the moscone center will enhance local 16s ability to service this world-class designation with the best technicians in the industry. the moscone expansion is essential to maintain good wages and benefits for our local 16 and as well as many other businesses that support this industry. thank you very much. >> linda (calling names). >> good afternoon, everyone. i'm starting to recognize all of you i'm the executive director of yerba buena gardens festival. our philosophy is that art should be unconsciously available for everybody. this expansion is great for yerba buena and great for san francisco. on behalf of audience and artists we serve i ask the design of the project respect the integrity of the garden and didn't stack away many green space nor make it less desirable for everyone of the intended uses. it's the design of the careful collaboration and a huge amount of public expense. i feel comfortable that the moscone expansion can westbound reached at the same time that the upper public park is maintained. this is really a foyer exit and it's in the children exit and i

this village has tiny separate housing unit sharing a community center and village.idents pay 30% of their income. >> you can't beat this. >> the village grew out of a homeless protest in olympia. the tent city moving from church to church until supporters formed a non profit organization, raised $3 million and built this place on land donated by the county. construction $19,000 per unit. add in site preparation and the community building and they cost $88,000. >> this is perfect for me. >> residents can use the kitchen and have their own refridge rater space. there are showers, lockers and mail service. there's a weekly meeting and attendance required. many residents have mental health issues or fighting addiction. >> you can't go into a job high or dirty. here we get the opportunity to clean ourselves up and go in. >> with help from a community services manager, everyone here passed a background check and has to do their share of shores. >> since the village opened in december, they have learnt from community leaders all over the country, wondering if something sim

. >> the united states is the center of the economic system in the world. >> how many times have we bailed out companies and bailed them again. >> was chrysler a big mistake? >> they would go to profitable companies. >> gaets go on to another bubble. tuition costs doubling the rate of inflation for years. now they have deepened it can't find jobl dsh -- jobs. president obama has a solution. >> i am directing the administration to come up with a new rating system for college. >> is that a good idea? >> ai a government rating syste? >> whether it's colleges or -- >> they do know. they get the u.s. news & world report. let's go to a web site she we don't know who is running it we need web sites sometimes. they have to meet a market tip. it turns out not to be a great toj. >> government makes a mistake before you pes fired. >> another way is require person workers that have a license. government always grows. dozens of professors, barbara's tourists. you go to a new business you check his bovtment lances or do you with friends to ksh ksh you know that they were in the united states he has a li

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. >> i intentionally chose not to live in new york city which is the center of investment in the united states. i never felt as if i was really part of that community even though i had lots of friends in it. but you know the old saying, the person who has the most toys when they die wins. that's insane, right? why would that be true? and the idea that if you make -- i remember when i first started farallon, i was talking to someone about an investment situation and there was someone trying to take control of the company and i said that guy is an idiot. and the person i was talking to said, he's worth a lot more money than you are, tom. i don't think he could be so stupid. i started thinking, am i dumber than everybody who is richer than me? and i think no. and i'm not smarter than everybody i'm richer than. >> is that why you left wall street? >> i just didn't think -- i didn't think it would be a great place, and i don't think my wife thought it would be a great place to have little kids. and you know, if you like the outdoors, we're sitting in pescadero, california, in the outdoors an

and intelligence we actually have our own teams of intel analysts located in our praise centers here in the unitedtates and some of our other global locations, and constantly feeding information. >> reporter: global rescue has had people in the ground gathering intelligence in sochi for months including former navy s.e.a.l.s and rangers trained here in boston. >> the strength of our guys on the ground is for them to be able to see multiple options, simultaneously and immediately. understand what the spectrum of capability they bring. how do you get everything together? how do you communicate? what are your options? >> reporter: the u.s. ski and snowboarding team will compete here at the ski resort in sochi. an area with sparse, narrow roads and rugged terrain. does that make evacuating the u.s. ski team particularly challenging? >> anytime you have a limitation on entry and egress points, it definitely presents a level of challenge. >> reporter: but how much can a private security firm really do in the convenient of an attack? >> in our city, for example, if we have an incident, first thing they d

going just a ruling by executive order schoolkids has caught the there is a united opposition that mean that childcare center to support it if yanukovych she tells perhaps goes in the long term. is there a credible position to replace him. most certainly you see the others a debate as to whether the other people on the streets are being controlled by the opposition are out of control of the opposition there was some information that some of the computer or seasons in the opposition parties indicate that this had been planned for quite some time including a bit. the violent components of the protests so the question is do with the people in the streets follow the opposition. but we know that people like which go to meet scary and says one thing in the top to supporters on the street and speaks in a whole different language a very violent language and of course as if all of your viewers know there are many people in the opposition for extraordinarily unsavory in their views and these are people who love the john mccain for example sat down and had dinner with wendy was there in december edition neo nazis. well

. >> reporter: on a quiet street in the center of barcelona, spain's elite series crime unit target a scam which has ruined thousands of lives and cost victims millions of pounds. this team is working with colleagues from the city of london's financial crimes unit. intelligence has led them to an anonymous office, the base for what they believe is is a boiler room. this is just a fragment of an operation extending across europe and the atlantic. there are 300 spanish officers deployed across their country. and there are further arrests taking place in the uk, the united states, serbia and romania. a city of london force has 40 offices in barcelona. it says it is the biggest pursuit of a fraud operation. boiler room scams involve people cold calling to persuade victims to buy into bogus investments. >> 18,000 euros. >> this pensioner said he was groomed to part with his savings. >> he said all we want is 22,000. you'll double your money straight away. the next three weeks we were devastated. we were in a comfortable position. now we're absolutely broke. broke. >> reporter: the city of

pipeline does is turn the entire center part of the united states into a sacrifice so many in its environment particularly the reactors that again elizabeth warren has joined a chorus of lawmakers calling on the government to allow the u.s. post office to perform the role of financial services for poor americans this is published over enough in post and and she said if the post office offered basic banking services nothing fancy just basic bill paying cash a check cashing in small dollar loans then it could provide affordable financial services for under-served families at the same time shore up its own financial footing so basically what she's saying is let's let the post office do for a very low cost what payday lending companies are doing right now for four hundred percent interest huge fees is an eight billion dollars a year industry of my recollection the numbers are right the post office can do it . a half a billion dollars it would add to their coffers it would save seven and a half billion dollars for poor people who don't have a checking account. the only problem with this is that th

this is bad idea of ordering east asia around japan in the center, japan making this united block.once the war broke out in 1941 from an america most people call the pacific war. in japan it was referred to as the were parisian liberation. this is the second component of the ideology with a asian union but then oppose the western forces. and hopefully if you are in japan. as it turned out, this new order is every bit as impressive as any old order had been because in theory, asian miss them had hoped to liberate east asian nations from western journalism, but in practice would have and most of those nations under the guise of liberation and simply replaced any western presence had been there with rather brutal japanese rule. so when the tokyo trial came around, asian miss him played a role and allied argument against the war crimes suspect. the point being that if okawa had stayed on trial and not been removed to the mental hospital, he did not row can down the court were to seize my grandfather by seeking a come he would've received the possible punishment. the best comparison wou

it was his great grandfather's center, industrial revolution of the united states. integrated manufacturing from the beginning of wood, limestone, coal, iron ore, vertically integrated from start to finish. and steel mills, paint shops. and we looked at the site and it was very compromised as we could say. with concerned metals and things like that. we weren't even allowed to test the soil because if we did, it would start all kinds of crazy liability issues. things like that. so we decided to try to clean it up using plants and got permission to do that. we took the industrial facility, a million square foot plant and -- underway, with the same budget and the same schedule had to open up -- we built the world's largest green roof. instead of having three chemical treatment plants and four kilometers of concrete pipes and 70 workers praying it doesn't rain, we used natural assistants to create natural habitats for birds. the budget was quite interesting. in presenting it to ford's board for approval, this is a fiduciary board. they said okay, what's your business ca

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