the nfl is teaming up with the united way. stick around and see this going beyond the dream this super bowl weekend to mentor kids. one of those nfl stars will join us here live. >>> i can't wait for that. first, let's get to the big game itself. super security is in place for super bowl xlviii. safety and security measures being taken from new york city to new jersey leading up to tomorrow's big game. there are already dozens of federal and local law enforcement agencies all beefing up security from the skies to the rails, and the field at metlife stadium. that's just what you can see. it's what you don't see that will likely keep us very safe. rick levinthal is live in east rutherford, new jersey, with more on this. >> no one is getting anywhere near metlife stadium without a ticket for what's called the first mass transit super bowl. because it's a mass transit super bowl, we want to bring in our representative from new jersey transit. step in here, john. you have a lot to do tomorrow, including screening every single one o

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amidst a real renaissance in their whole service sector and public-private partnerships that -- with united way and other agencies which, you know, have not been done in years, yet even with those interventions they saw a significant increase. one of the other comments that i did want to talk a little bit about, we did note that roughly 39%, you know, came to san francisco as homeless. trent mentioned this. this is whether services locally are magnet for homeless. this is another fascinating area, homeless mobility. the numbers that we've seen in other commutes are very consistently in the 60 to 70% range that the homeless in a measured community had lived previously in that community as part of a normal life. so, the actual mobility of services attracting the homeless is something that we haven't seen any empirical data to support. and the numbers in san francisco are very consistent with the other communities that we've worked in. >> have you seen over time as well? that is really helpful information to know. >> yeah, there's -- i think there's a miss understanding that the homeless move arou

to try and confront this threat in a united way, which is -- interesting>> reporter: all right. so that prices are relatively reasonable. for an individual who needs medical help, security help, to are one year charge $700. the question is, can a private security firm really provide the protection that they need? obviously in terms of intelligence, they don't have the capacity to wiretap. they wouldn't disclose what weapons they carry. i don't know. >> what an interesting look. a look you won't see others do inside the games. thank you so much for that, zane. >>> the winter game, figure skating, skiing, curling. this year a new convenient. sponsor bashing. russia's controversial crackdown on its gay community has been highly criticized, and the world's most recognizable brands. are they regretting their $100 million decisions? we asked peop, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years ol

united. to ensure the academic success of millions of kids in our communities. all the wayay. but that won't happen without you. so take the pledge at unitedway.org. make a difference in the life of a child. suit up like your favorite nfl players, and become a volunteer reader, tutor or mentor with united way. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> good friday morning. it is 4:28 on valentine's day. hopefully we will have a sweetheart weather forecast. thanks for joining us. i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. how is the weather getting flowers for the mrs.? >> if you are out early, you will have fog, moisture the form of mist. it is mild. here is live doppler 7 hd. the lowest visibility is novato at half moon bay and sfo is three-quarters of a mile. we will watch if delays and three quarters of a mile at half moon bay. we will have a forecast of fog. mostly clouds this afternoon. partly sunny from north to south. a chance of sprinkles to the north. warmer-than-average and near 60 at the coast and low-to-upper 60's bay and inland. >> good mornin

united. to ensure the academic success of millions of kids in our communities. all the wayhat won't happen without you. so take the pledge at unitedway.org. make a difference in the life of a child. suit up like your favorite nfl players, and become a volunteer reader, tutor or mentor with united way. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 >> the world is mounting the loss of ice conic actress shirley temple black passing around last night surrounded by family she was the child actress who sang and danced her way into the hards of millions of moviegoers. >> good morning, thanks for joining us on this tuesday. i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. now, the weather of the day. mike? >> good morning, from the top of the news broadcast center where i am looking at fog. we knew it was going to happen. it is thick. we are tracking the lower visibility at quarter-mile visibility in stand rose and less than that in novato and livermore is less than quarter-mile visibility and scattered fog through the bay. can you see the dense fog all areas below a thousand feet s

decades. offensive lineman, defensive tackles, quarterbacks and cornerbacks are all working with united ways, all the way to graduation day. it takes about 12 years to create a graduate. it takes the same time to create a dropout. and the difference between a kid becoming one or the other could be professional athlete. or it could be you. studies show, the earlier we get to kids, the better their chances. so become a united way volunteer reader, tutor or mentor. make a difference in the life of a child. for the life of that child. give. advocate. volunteer. live. united. join your favorite nfl players. take the pledge. go to unitedway.org. >>> making news in america this morning, we have a winner. someone hit big. hitting the right numbers in the giant powerball jackpot. where the ticket was sold, and are there any other winners out there? >>> breaking right now, the truce in ukraine appears to be over with more bloodshed and chaos overnight. new details from witnesses in the middle of all of it. >>> run for cover. video captures a group of guys trying to break into a woman's home, but she

scotland to make kerry and i believe passionately that it is in their interest to stay in the united kingdom. that way scotland has the space to take decisions while still having the security that comes with being part of something bigger. they can decide what happens in every hospital, every school, every police station in scotland and in the united kingdom scotland as part of a major global plan. now those are the arguments that we will keep on putting until september the 18th. but it is their choice, their vote. but my argument today is that while only 4 million people who will vote in this referendum all 63 million of us are profoundly affected. there are 63 million of us who could wake up on september the 19th in a different country with a different future ahead of it. that is why this speech is addressed not so much to the people of scotland but to the people of england wales and northern ireland. within these countries there are a whole range of different views about this referendum. there are those that i would call the quiet patriots ,-com,-com ma people who love the united kingdom, love our

ways we might not have expected. we're being forced to come together and unite and try to confront this threat in a united way, which is interesting. >> zain asher, cnn, boston. >> and this is a highly emotional issue. this is a day after setting a date for family reunions, north korea is now threatening to pull out. we're going to tell you why coming up next. for safe, effective relief of backache pain, you can trust extra strength doan's. specially formulated for your worst backache pain. >>> something of an emotional roller coaster ride for koreans. they've been hoping to meet relatives they hadn't seen since the korean war. >> now north korea is threatening to cancel family reunions planned for later this month. the north is upset over the south's annual military drill with u.s. forces. our paul hancocks reports for some elderly koreans this could be their last chance to meet family that they haven't seen for 60 years. >> 100 south koreans who were preparing to be reunited with relatives in the north are once again in limbo this thursday. just one day after setting a date for family reunions the 20th to the 25th

c, aoffensive lineman, defensive tackles, quarterbacks and cornerbacks are all working with united waytion day. it takes about 12 years to create a graduate. it takes the same time to create a dropout. and the difference between a kid becoming one or the other could be professional athlete. or it could be you. studies show, the earlier we get to kids, the better their chances. so become a united way volunteer reader, tutor or mentor. make a difference in the life of a child. for the life of that child. give. advocate. volunteer. live. united. join your favorite nfl players. take the pledge. go to unitedway.org. >>> this mornin "w >>> this morning on "world news now" -- mammoth storm. the icy snowy conditions around atlanta and the major snowfall expected in the northeast. 100 million people in the bull's eye. >>> french connection -- the president of france joins the obamas and a host of celebrities at a galamorous state dinner. but who was missing there? >> marijuana munchies. a major journal looks into pot smokers into why weed causes such a feeding frenzy. >>> and secrets revealed.

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and the and for the country and the unit like every i played in this line and agree i agree the unit. the way we played it's it's very hard to describe because it's it's a game it was a had. you know because we play the game it's. based on the skill in proposition and and the tremendous understanding and i could sense. if you make much money i. kind of regret about that but same time been successful in winning everything and being like i called red machine. around the world so that's to me i was lucky enough to play. my career in the sort of you know and the half of north america so about making more money do you think you would have been as successful without each other in a team when five of you were just beatable or it's to five you that mate that teamwork you had to have the ingredients all five of you. well that's a tough question for the answer because you know when you grow up in the system like a suit you know and you've got to regard seem. had a privilege and the rights to pick any player in the russian territory sort of territory bring it to the club and train these players for you

look out the ore imports of medals table then you can see that it is norway who still lead the way to the united states in the netherlands in all fall behind in russia stopped in to make their way up the leaderboard. the sun has been one only emotion to success in the figure skating the less competitors fall behind. don't open this annihilation is lucky enough to watch the performances of the ice that staying prowess of the shoulder. this year tom i think we can say that playing on the home field as they say really benefited russia tonight there were tons of dresses in the audience were quite high at the whole section was was full of rust and everyone had a good skate but i think this is the editor from work and said that russia's i'm thinking. it succeeds on what to do them myself yet today he added that in a huge stadium lightly when it kicks off with i think it's a thing of course the russians when they came on for the i stands for anyone to talk to him at home. felt the advantage of having the home support in the store while i think that helped a lot of confidence to allow shows in the mogul

talking about how we're all from one season of bad of you deviate how humidity starts we're all united that way. i was intrigued i went back you playback unit converted to islam. >> host: after you finished college you leave minnesota you felt as though it was a place you could make a difference but could not do that id detroit. tell me applied. >> guest: uk and but i talk about the perception of the 21 year-old. not die of 50 years old from the perspective that i have now but from where i've was dead, all i needed a change of scenery. what i saw was the 21 year-old guy from every other day the auto plant was shut down political culture seemed white you have to be there a long time before you could get into the position and to serve. anybody cancer vetted the age but the leaders were blocked timeservers but when i got to the minnesota is a bit like the political culture was more open and. not so much, service but what you do so that is the way i perceived the difference. so i was active on campus that brave state you detroit -- a huge wave states i found myself the no leadership position the bl

at the all important medals table then and you can see that it is norway who still lead the way but the united states in the netherlands and not far behind and russia starting to make their way up the leaderboard. yeah well done to all those cars but no to the russian team's success though in the figure skating earlier left the competitors i spoke about earlier with other teams and this is now if she was lucky enough to watch the performances at the iceberg skating palace. it was huge i think we can say that playing on the home field as they say really benefited russia tonight there were tons of russians in the audience we were quite high up and our whole section was it was full of russians and everyone had a good skate but i think this is going to say that russia is. actually better than the soviet today what's the atmosphere in that huge stadium loyd when it when it kicks off its buzzing it's buzzing of course the russians when they came on to the ice and i'm sure anyone who is watching it at home felt the advantage of having the home support in the crowd was going wild and i think that help

look out the ore imports of medals table then you can see that it is no way you still lead the way that the united states in the netherlands in all fall behind and russia stopped in to make their way up the leaderboard. this pulls up right then that suck about the russian team success and fitness getting back up. so we left the patent is far behind. adia my cody kevin i went over to a nice to not wait. she was lucky enough to watch the performances of the ice but skating class this year tom and i think we can say that playing on the home field as they say really benefited russia tonight there were tons of lessons in the audience were quite high at the polls section once was full of rust and everyone had a good skate but i think this is in pittsburgh and said that russians are making the acc's lot to do them myself yet today. he added that in a huge stadium lightly when it kicks off with i think it's a thing of course the russians when they came on for the i stands for anyone to talk to him at home. felt the advantage of having the home support in the store while i think that helped a lot of confid

united states in one thousand nine hundred seven to revive the western european and indeed global economy now you have written a book about bretton woods the conference itself was the conference contentious in any way. it was very contentious between two countries in particular the united states and great britain the united states was very conscious of the fact that britain was going bankrupt during world war two and was intent on using this as an opportunity to ensure that in the post-war era great britain did not once again reemerge as a political and economic rival to the united states so bretton woods among other things sought to establish the u.s. dollar as the unrivaled global currency the global unit of account the global unit for trade now why didn't we go back to a strict gold standard after bretton woods. there wasn't really any support for it . and the united states had no intention of buying being itself to the old implicit rules of the classical gold exchange standard they wanted complete freedom to monitor. operate their currency as they saw fit the only thing they were willing to do was make the pledge that they would keep the value of the u.s. dollar fix to gold in exchange rate of

cut detain trees and there's an ongoing construction go on for one hundred and 82 condominium unit on the wayy didn't consider the construction zone. the lanes to brvld way have significantly narrowed since this construction enhance. there's no sidewalk in front of the of this construction zone that's another issue. we believe the mta has really not done their homework on this and not evaluated the site. we have a standing objection regarding the fact that a number of blocks on park merced we are not notified. we were not visited >> of tonight's hearing. >> that's correct. i've gone on the record with ms. goldstein we wanted to put this off and make sure we're going to do the best we can. we have a standing objection with or berry well, they have a $600,000 contract to remove trees in golden gate park. a number of mta imply book violins that i want to go through quickly if you'll allow me to i have only 3 and a half manipulates. or berry well, is spoept to have a certified flager. they don't have one that person needs to be certified by the state they've never provided a flager especially one

table and how it stands out the moment and you can see but it is still norway who lead the way from the united states on the netherlands but russia lowly creeping up the leaderboard so as day two draws to a close it is the athletes who are making the headlines however these games are still being played by negativity in some parts of the american media as my colleague honest to see a joke and now reports. hundreds of world class competitions involving thousands of top notch athletes what sports fans all over the world rejoice it's time for a limping game fun again and some of them are pretty distant but why feed the excitement word of a possible new terror threat character a terrorist threat a terrorist threat and her world champion and multiple gold medalist for buzz kill the western mainstream media and the olympics is a wonderful time for a contrast to get together in order to despise each other and in order to treat each other like crap it's only happens once every two or four years you know there's not a lot of time you've got to come together and hate each other and not a second has gone

it follows a deal between damascus and the united nations, which also cleared the way for the delivery of aid. here is what the u.s. ambassador to the united nations had to say about the deal earlier. >> i know regime statements this morning describing the willingness to evacuate ts, given that the regime up to this point has describe just about anybody living in opposition territory as a terrorist and has attacked them as such, you know, we have reason on the basis of history to be very skeptical and, frankly, very concerned about anybody who falls into regime hands who comes from a part of the country that has been under opposition control. 's" she foreign editor is here with me. there have been lots of questions about how exactly the plan will be enacted on the ground. they are talking about innocent civilians, so who will decide who is innocent and who is not? the idea of families being split up, and of course, where these people will go. >> part of the reason, when we talk about the logistics, is that the united nations prefers to keep it that way it self. it does not want to reve

and i big problem this is the united states i'm very tough by the way you go to assure. me dizziness. you are very good i was worried that they may not know. if they don't know who i am they live on mars you know mars. i take this very serious. people come across the border because they are criminals once they cross the border you you became a criminal you know that you violated the federal laws. so you're in the united states you're in these tents by the way it gets hot here you're going to be here in july. july. you're lucky. you know why this is cool. in july a hundred and thirty eight degrees feel like to tense. well. if you want to be honest you like me you don't like. too hot why do our men and women. fight for our country. in afghanistan or iraq when they live in the terms. why do you complain places like a concentration camp. where you if you. were you in the army. you know the soldiers they live in these towns where you complain. i'm not complaining complain but it was good you got to. concentration camp. you ever go to jail and that's your goal why do you go to

in 19th century europe and in the united states they tended to be pro-capitalist and vote that way in most european countries today as well. they vote that way in the united states but freedman considered anybody who sported a wel s so-called welfare state. so, i think that freedman was right about the fact that jews had done disproportionately well under capitalism, but i think he ov overstated the case in regard to the political organization of jews. >> what does shocker many? this term? >> it means trade generally speaking. it seems to have its origin from hebrew word having to do with trade. in 19th century german-speaking europe it came to be used by non-jews above all by anti semites as a term of stigma of jewish commerce and commerce. it is related to the notion of haggling or as they used to say in the 19th and 20th century, jewing or bargaining someone down in a way that is regarded as negative. it >> what role did carl marx have in promoting, advertising anti-semitism. >> marx is interesting. in 1844, he wrote an essay on the jewish question. and there he took all of the neg

united states is hedged in afghanistan. we were in the midst of a war in iraq, which i oppose, by the way. and so, i think those things made the congressional thing of little different. somebody said to me, you know, it's like if a japanese person were running for congress, just a few years after pearl harbor. you might imagine that some people wouldn't see the person for the person. he would see just as a for a. that is why some people really dig that excited and afraid. and even abusive at some points. >> host: in your, you mentioned the great movement in your life. one of the organizers of that event. you are very critical of the nation of islam in the book. tell us why. guess i want to acknowledge there's a lot of people who come out of prison, are on drugs, who are benefited by that nation. i want to acknowledge that as a true factor. we should never take any credit away. but you know, i guess i was really looking for a greater amount of direction and involvement after the march. i mean, if you had 2 million i'm not mall, you have many, many more millions of people, african-americans