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. >> these are two doses of nar cam. >>. >> reporter: this was the first school to put nar cam, in all of its schools after three former students died. with a million dollar homs in wheaton, it's a hub for his honour addiction. the town is one of the exits off of chicago's infamous heroin highway. we were taken on the 30 mile stretch of interstate 290 connecting the country to what drug enforcement agents call the largest hoyne distribution center -- heroin distribution center. he took us downside streets where he'd cruise for heroin. >> this is where i stop by the fingerprints. someone would run through. roll down the passenger window do a hand to hand and see you later. >> every trip he said he tried to dodge police and deng -- danger. >> were you afraid you'd get shot or mugged or robbed. >> absolutely. heroin has such a grip on you, it doesn't matter. >> young white addict helps to fuel the trade. it saturated the west side with police, and we saw them stop and frisk a handful of people. why can't you shut those down. >> people are working on that today as a speak. i worked in othe

they have been linked to several overdoses these rk are khp with nar more to come this saturday morning. >> the vintage sounds of mowtown hit the hate right here in philadelphia and plus thousands are without power this morning after a storm knocked down trees and fewer lines. >> for a february weekend you couple ask for toad. close to 5 people. nop will be the same areas that reach 50 sundays and we could see weren'try precipitation by monday. i'll have details from >> a strong storm is it drenching drought stricken california trees and power lines are down in northern california 10" of rain could soak the san francisco area this weekend. it's been six weeks since measurable rain. hundreds of flights are delayed because of the storm. when they get rain we get snow. but we get a nice little break. >> it's bittersweet for them. you see the power lines down the damage they get rain in one week that they get in entire year it's good for those folks out there. a lot of times when west coast sees weather like that it travels east and three date days later we pick up open east coast. this tim

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the shops are stocks with confection nar, cookies and other daily necessities. they are no cheapen than on the mainland so why travel all this way to buy bay be formula and diapers. >> the quality of food here is much better. they have foreign brand goods. i don't have confidence in domestic products. >> translator: they don't sell fake goods here. >> reporter: when they are done shopping, the visitors squat on the pavement to pack their bags and another cause of frustration. >> translator: it's too crowded. i can only walk on the street. do they expect hong kongers to fly? >> translator: hong kong used to be clean, but it's messy now. >> reporter:. mainland arrivals began in 2003 when hong kong eased regulations to ease the economy. it allows mainlanders from 49 cities to visit hong kong on an individual basis. the mainlanders have spending good money. they account for over 20% of retail sales in 2013. but the flood of visitors is posing a new challenge for hong kong authorities. >> translator: we know that the overwhelming number of mainlanders has brought inc

nars -- nazareth north of 22. 6.5. in allentown the temperature has dipped below 30 degrees. this will be the pattern with the cold air coming in this afternoon you can the temperatures will be driving them down and we could have a refreeze of the moisture on roads right now. i'll talk more about that and show you future tracker 6 looking at how the temperatures will drop later this evening when i come back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank you, now let's switch live to "action news" reporter, annie mccormick live in king of prussia with more on conditions there annie. >> reporter: and sarah just in the past few minutes we started to get an icy mix that's falling again. there was a brief pause for a couple of hours we didn't get anything but this morning there were heavy rains. since this road was pretreated the morning commute was okay. take a look down here, all the extra snow that was left down here, this is what the back roads looked like. that's what affected a lot of morning commute. tony saxon cleaned up the walkways so everybody could get out

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if it is fulfilled, then this is the right path toward nar mallization in this part of the country. >er: back on the ground claims from the military to stabilize the situation further. accused pro-russian rebels of firing at villages in southeastern ukraine. they say they will not pull back heavy weapons from the conflict zone until the shelling starts. for the handful of locals who have not fled the area they watch as their lives crumble. this woman says we don't work anywhere because there's nothing to eat and so we need humanitarian aid to live on. the food and work are drying up here. a cease-fire is what these people want but for many the agreement is as unstable as ever. lucas dionne, bbc news. >>> police say they spotted at least five drones flying over the french capitol overnight. an investigation is under way into who was flying them and why. in recent months france has seen mystery zones over nuclear plants and military installations. lucy says this comes at a time of high security in paris. >> reporter: certainly more security around paris. you see them around the streets

had me on at the heist ebola scare last year and everybody was worried that the markets were heading narrection. and time again, what you see, folks who manage to stay the course, they disciplined as we do in prudent speculator newsletter, they get rewarded in the fullness of time. you enjoy periods like this. you will have difficult times in the future. but focus on the long-term and let that noise, that always seems to happen occur, and the great thing is that equities have historically returned 10-12% a year for those who stay with it. unfortunately, the average investor generally doesn't do that well. he or she is trading their account too much, and ends up buying high and selling low. >> we're looking at this one year dow picture, and there's a big dip a couple months ago, and people probably panicked, and we're well above that, and the previous highs of the year. what are the criteria you look at buying a stock? >> what i want to see is a market cheap, hated and starting an uptrend. and i think we have incredible opportunities right now. both in the u.s. and overseas. so right now

the last propaganda video they put out, nar rated by the james kantly he ends it by interviewing a frenchi in aleppo and he speaks in beautiful french. he's saying in french, and again this is in the wake of the "charlie hebdo" and kosher marketplace massacre. just stay where you are, you don't have to be part of a cell. do lone wolf attacks. he's a manual how to make a bomb in your mother's basement. just -- that's how you can do your part. >> there's another article that i want to call your attention to and i don't know if you had a chance to read it also from the atlantic, just posted in the march issue. the title simply what isis really wants and speaks to some of what you've been talking about here. this is what it says in part it hungers for genocide that religious views make it constitutional incapable of change even if it might ensure survive and considers itself a harbinger of and headline player in the imminent end of the world and follows a distinctive variety of islam whose beliefs about the path to the day of judgment matters to its strategy. what does that mean? why should t

can nar row was a double agent. he was cia and dgi agent who was part of the travel group. he worked with havana tour, one of the travel organizations in miami. he knew that part of his job was watching all of these people who visited miami and who visited cuba. and they would do a dos yay on everybody. they would figure out how to spend your money and what pushed your buttons. what they were doing what was part of what was comment to be known as the plan that castro sponsored to basically undermine the united states to relieve himself of economic pressure internally. and so how we got involved was one weekend after the votes started to come, my partner and i volunteered to go down to key west. when we got down to key west we got involved was one weekend after the we met a gentleman named dr. armando cruz, and arturo coco. where we went was an old uso building that was being used for the chamber of commerce for the lower key. the day we got there there was a horrible storm and 3 or 400 people milling around and tons of volunteers in the area. we kind of had a feeling that t

crews to h to lug their equipment up 12 flights and through a nar cocorridor to fight the flames. >>> the building that burned last month in san francisco had several safety violations dating back years. according to "the chronicle" one person died at the fire. inspectors found fire escapes blocked, broken smoke detectors and exits locked. firefighters had to rescue a dozen people, many from fire escapes that wouldn't descend. >>> it was a flight that could have ended in disaster if not for the incredible reaction of a local pilot who landed his single engine plane on a hayward golf course near the 10th hole. the pilot encountered problems right after takeoff sunday afternoon. >> "today in the bay"'s bob redell live at the executive airpo airport. he's lucky enough. >> reporter: very lucky. good morning to you, laura and sam. the pilot david olson considering his plane failed him just after takeoff at the executive airport very lucky man and shortly after takeoff is one of the most critical times of a flight, around 1:00 yesterday afternoon. olson tells us his bulldog airplane, someth

the egyptians really aren't capable of sustaining expedition nar operations in libya.t really have the ability to do that. their army is designed to operate in the nile delta around the capital and not all that much farther from it. so the egyptians might be getting in over their head after all, there's 1,000 kilometer border between egypt and libya and it's essentially undefended and open to isis if it chooses to raid egypt or infiltrate it in other ways. >> and how threatening is all of this to italy, which is only -- couple hundred miles away? >> well you know honestly i don't think that this is going to bring the italian state to its knees, i think that they are a bit worried and they are certainly vulnerable to attacks in the way that other european countries have shown themselves to be vulnerable. but i scarcely think it is an existential threat to italy. >> finally, this conference that the president is convening, part of this is a new state department effort to counter the propaganda successes, frankly, from isis that you just pointed to. they are very appealin

infamous 16th hole at scottsdale got even more rowdy on saturday after francisco malli nar i's hole inot a whole in one. the mop boy couldn't get away fast enough. wiggington cost a lay-up. nicholas mohu may have trouble finding a double partner after he drilled herbert in the back of the head with a 124-mile-per-hour serve. they lost in straight sets. remember he had the longest tennis match in the history like 11 hours or something? he lost that too. >> another look from chopper 5. levi's stadium getting ready for countdown to gold at 7:00. >> see you there. coverage from ken bastida and jennifer montana as we look ahead to su i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] i've always wanted to be a doctor. as a student, i was not covered at all. i was always in fear of getting sick. but now that i have a health plan through covered california that i can afford... ...i can pursue my dream to be a doctor. >> super bowl 50 is a milestone event. >> there's nothing like having a h

people are bored of the old nar ti, and they're willing to put some chips in areas that say, hey, maybeto this after all. combination of european stimulus, et cetera. maybe there's a reason to own some of these other areas. >>. >> we had a temporary retail sales figure yesterday, and that came on the heeldz of last month, which is truly awful. luckily, i don't believe it, first of all. i think we're going to see in the next couple of weeks as retail earnings comes out for macy's, target, kol's, wal-mart. we're going sew to see the consumer -- >> you noticed the restaurant and nightclub segment of these reports. that stuff was on fire. i think people are spending on experiences more than they're going and buying another sweat shirt or retail store. >> when you start -- >> it did. >> all right. >> i was 5. >> oh, jeez. those are fighting words over there. >> today's worst trade. romance discounts. qdoba rest restaurants are offering free food to honor valenti valentine's day. order a ber burr ito and then kiss a patron and then get the second one free. mcdonald's has a pay are loving camp

fremont mayor harrison says there's a difference between the two projects adding that le nar purchaseds from the railroad out of the 900 designated for the plan. in other words, a private market rate transaction. it's a move in the right direction. he says a sign of better things to come as he plans to retire. >> i don't mind that i have interruption as long as they move smoothly and everything okay. i'm okay. >> city council members will vote on the proposal sometime in march. in fremont chris nguyen, abc news news. >>> the u.s. embassy in jordan is advising americans to defer nonessential travel there out of concern of the execution of a jordanian pilot. angry jordanians took to the streets when there was a picture of the pilot being set on fire by isis fighters. the authenticity of the video is not yet verified but the jordan king abdul a condemned the execution execution. >> translator: in those difficult moments, it is the duty of all the sons and daughters of jordan to stand together in one rank and show the true mettle of the jordanian people. >> the king met with president obam

stay tuned nar. all right, peter.cracking i've ever seen in my life. [ laughter ] >> it was. that was awful. he just dropped it. that's all. >> you would have walked out of the restaurant if you saw that. you would have. stuart: possibly. go again. back to apple couple of months away from the apple launch got. that ceo tim cook started talking it up, he told analysts quote a lot of doctors believe sitting is the new cancer. the apple watch would include a feature to ping people when they've been sitting for too long. >>> all right the doctor is in dr. marc siegel with the fox medical a-team is here. sitting is the new cancer? >> bit of an inflammatory headline. studies show you have to do 30 minutes of exercise a day, everyone should. some kind, at least walking. but now over the past year there's been studies that show that even if you do that if you sit on your duff the rest of the time you're risks of heart disease are high, risks of certain kinds of cancer are high breast cancer colon cancer pancreatic cancer pros

preemption is nar row. in fact, i think it works beth that way. because r. state resources go to some of the smaller issues. >> mr. duncan it's probable by the failure of details to take responsibility for the consumers. some of them i am told have actually blocked some of the new technology they pew unability. i don't want to call them out if you wish. i'm disturbed that these major retailers have invest loved and yact his dad. they offered it as a future to come assumers for years. . like apple pay and google wallet. they still not have been deployed as they should sb. aren't you kiss appointed that retailers. they're consumers? >> it's not matter of disappointment in terms of what he had dunch in the killer. i can tell you that when i asked for the ford meetings and i have heard the croweo. talk long and seriously about the steps they have to take to address this very similar froukt. this is a -- this is a very complicated issue to address because there are so many ways pointed out if the big actors get out. . that woman effectively passed that that. . th

do you agree with that theory and if so, what -- the more than off set potentially by contraction narin to raise our target for the federal funds rate it will be because we are confident about the recovery and are reasonably confident that inflation will move back to our 2% objective over time. but that confidence will reside in real improvements that we see in the underlying condition of households and businesses where we would not be attempting to somehow boot strap improvement in the economy that is purely occurring from a confidence effect that comes from our raising rates. there is reason i think to feel good about the economic outlook. households are have gone through major adjustments in their balance sheets and are in better financial condition than they were. the job situation is improving. and even though wages haven't been rising in real terms very rapidly, there are more hours of work and more jobs, so household income is improving. lower oil prices are boosting household income. housing prices have rebounded and that's helped a lot of households. and businesses are -- >>

. >> i think what you're focused on, snarpt is diskrer nar spending and i think there is broad agreement that -- >> that's what the budget control act -- >> sequestration is hurting our military readiness. staff testified to that this past week and it is hurting our able the tyty to invest in the things. >> you work with people shlg mr. donovan. i asked you do you propose spending -- than was agreed to in the budget control act. yes or no. >> i believe i've answered it. >> no you haven't. >> reverse sequestration and our budget fully pays for those increased investments on the discretionary side with mandatory spending reductions and cutting spending, wasteful spending. >> one of the ways you fix a budget problem is when you agree to a spending limit, you stick to it so i'm going to ask you one more time. see if we can get this straight. american people need to know. you propose to spend more next year than the budget control act would allow? >> we proposed to lift the sequestration caps which have been harmful to our military readiness, economic growth. we more than fully pay for those

interesting about this, these guys are like a kunnaria nar canary in the coal mine.on't earn their cost of capital through the course of a cycle. volatile, they can look good but through the course of a cycle they tend to seif's away value from shareholders. >> banks do all kinds of businesses and regulators look at the different businesses and say that's a risky business. that's a less risky business. that risky business you've got to keep a lot more capital on the books. it's money that sits there that you can't loan out. that can't be profitable. just in case money. so what's happened with the regulators is they've imposed a lot more of those just in case rules, which means that you can't make money, as much money. they get out of the business. >> i'm going on the other side of this. right? the regulators have put more capital behind these businesses. it was needed. because -- >> oh i'm not saying you shouldn't. >> the fact there's more capital behind it did not turn these into bad businesses. they were tough businesses before. which you put more capital, that isn

mull nar who is a member of the science committee and is also vice chairman of the science and space subcommittee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recognized for three minutes. . mr. moll far: thank you, mr. speaker. -- mr. mulnar: thank you, mr. speaker. -- mr. medical school far -- mr. moolenaar: thank you, mr. speaker. whether it's a hand on museum a science competition, or an internship as a lab assistant finding the best ways to teach these critical subjects outside of the classroom will help students who might not learn these subjects in a traditional setting. as our nation's employers look to fill good-paying jobs, stem education has applications across the board including skilled trades and construction manufacturing, and welding. every student who learns these skills will have the solid academic background to secure employment in a career field. this important legislation will benefit bright young minds outside of the classroom and help our country remain the world leader in research and innovation. i urge my colleagues to vote yes. i yield back. the