a shower.othing is lacking. >> rimonim has both two-man and six-man cells, all of which more resemble college dormitories than american prison cells. and while most american inmates are not allowed to bring personal items beyond wedding bands or religious medallions with them, israeli inmates pack their bags before coming to prison. >> translator: you bring everything with you when you turn yourself in, clothing, shoes, electrical appliances, cigarettes, hot plate, coffee, everything. you're allowed to bring everything. >> and for this man, who is serving 19 years for murder, the comforts of home go beyond material possessions. he shares his cell with three cousins and two brothers-in-law. and has other family living on the cell block, as well. >> translator: there are almost 20 of us here. it's normal. there is no problem with this. >> translator: there is no policy here that family members won't be together or that all the family members will be together so long as it doesn't threaten the ord

now rocky has to breathe with a plastic tube. how could a hospital burn a patient in a surgery? >> these accidents usually occur because of multiple errors that occur in setting up for the operation. because there's a lot of equipment that involves electricity, that involves the use of gases and other things that a >> 650 surgical fires break out every year in u.s. operating rooms. lasers and cables can generate a lot of heat. so ask if your surgery will use them and how you'll be protected. ahead on my list, we all know our left from our right. so how does this boy's surgeon get so confused? and a routine test goes wrong and leaves patients partially bald. >>> i'm don lemon. here are your headlines this hour. a major financial crisis tonight in spain. spain's government will ask the european union to bail out its banking system possibly to the tune of $125 billion. the cash injection is meant just for banks and is not a full bailout for the government. >>> there's good news here at home at the gas pump. prices fell almost a full penny, marking the 24th straight day that it's go

>> isn't a start-up like a child?lendar, play with son. play space man from 2:00 to 4:00 . >>> that special is coming up. the one that's showing you behind the scenes of the golden gate kennel club. the 2014 dog show friday, february 28, at 9:00. >>> and a quick check of the box office. the lego movie with a huge lead. it's the second weekend they earned almost $50 million. the romantic comday of about last night came in second with 27 million. another remake, robeo cop, coming in third. >> i say we run it tomorrow. sleep in. happy president 's day to you. you're probably sleeping in today. nobody saw this. >> we'll be back at 4:00 a.m. [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal. so we made our own commercial to tell you why. first, chex makes lots of gluten free flavors. which is a huge thing for us. and there's seven to choose from. like cinnamon, honey nut, and chocolate. i tell them "you guys are gonna turn into chocolate chex!" i like cinnamon, greg is a honey nut nut. when you find something this go

a good producer a good producer a guy who knows a hit song when he hears it and a guy who knows how to get the best out of musicians and the recording studio is it teachable i don't think it's very tasteful because it takes a tough guy and you have to be able to take a lot of b.s. well names are martyrs you tell me what it was like to work with them every james wonderful i thought she's a sweetheart and they're just brought it to most of shows to meet me and she came down with her for. a long fur coat on in our proposals and she got off and it's this is july and august is hot summertime and she came into the studio and. she had a she had a ferocious temper and she told me she said i'm going to do this them sound one more time and i'm not going to want to hear again that's a there this is as a hits a hit song it is if the hits a big hit song for you and it'll bring you back to promise and she's a lot only here because i'm sick of this song i hate the song now as they did and i don't know why you're making me do this song. but she she did the song it was a big hit for resume it was calle

we'll take a look. a slide in along the peninsula.an see we have moderate rain moving in over areas, right around montara. half-moon bay, sliding in and over the peninsula, in the next 10 to 15 minutes, and over parts of the north bay, moderate to heavy rain reports at times, and santa rosa, and petaluma, and the north bay is favored for the heavier rain for today, and if you are just joining us, parts of marin under a small stream and urban flood advisory until 7:45. showing you here over the course of the day, i'll shop at every 2 hours. not a lot of change going on. light to moderate rain over the north bay. light rain over san jose and into the east bay. as we get into 3:00, could taper off just a little bit. it keeps coming with another round expected on sunday. so for today, and tomorrow. expect wet weather, breezy at times, i'm seeing winds anywhere from 10 to 20 miles per hour around the bay. it could be gusting to, you know, faster, anywhere from 25 to 30 miles per hour, generally around the bay area for today. if you're driv

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get a fixo be able to from a treasury. think when people move out the risk curve, they leave their caution behind. the markets have done well, the memory of the crisis has faded. people are willing to do riskier things than they were in recent past. that means we have to be more cautious. my favorite quote is from mort -- from warren buffett. that means when i look around at the opportunities and risks things are not so good. prices are not so low that it is time to be aggressive. not so bad,is prices are not so high that it is time to be totally defensive. in 2019 people will look back. will they say i wish i was more cautious in 2013 or more aggressive? that is the choice we have to make. think most people will say i wish i had been more cautious. >> i will air on the side of cautious. >> happy valentine's day. >> it has been great, a fantastic week. betty is up next on in the loop. >> tune in for today's morning lunch brief. sponsored by columbia management. >> business, it may seem one-dimensional. at bentley universit

he is a russian citizen ask a permanent u.s. resident and graduated last year from carlmont high school and on probation from a juvenile burglary arrest. >> right now, state and lowell officials along with same-sex couples are celebrating what they called a winter of lochlt ten years ago, gays and legs beeins began to marry at city hall. carolyn tyler was there back then and is there tonight. >> 17 states legalized same-sex marriage. take a look at city hall, you can see it's bathed in a rainbow. inside there has been a celebration today of the role san francisco plays. >> it had been a frustrating tradition. now, a celebration. each year, around valentine's day they asked for marriage licenses. on this day, ten years ago, they were granteded. john lewis and stuart gaffner were among the first to tie the knot >> the very first time in our lives that we felt our government treated us as equal human beings. >> the then mayor ordered the clerk to issue the licenses and it would become known as winter of love. the next month, couple

a commissioner who makes over $40 million a year, not a distraction. and violence against women, not a distraction. yet, somehow, who you choose to love on your own time, that is seen as a distraction. and i think that's part of what needs to be confronted. like with jackie robinson. you know, mark twain said history does not repeat itself, but it does rhyme. and there is a lot of rhyming with the period of jackie robins robinson. it's not the same, but there are a lot of echoes in terms of like, is it a distraction? maybe it is objectively, but guess what, get over yourself, nfl. >> stay right there, david. stay right there, everybody. up next, we'll have a question that everybody is asking. which is this. why is it necessary to come out at all? we will show you michael sam's answer. [ female announcer ] starting with the cocoa bean, and five simple whole grains, new multigrain cheerios dark chocolate crunch is breakfast... with benefits. start your day with a delicious new crunch. healthy never tasted so good. i think we both are clean freaks. i used

or be a dancer. >> hannah is not just a fan of be , she's a friend. the singer became aware of hannah, met her and featured hannah in a music video. >> that's you. sis. >> it's fun to see you in the video. >> be brought some tapes to the disease. it's largely unknown and ignored in the scientific community. tracy hart runs the oi foundation, with a small $2 million operating budget. >> what are the challenges that lay ahead in. research. >> every year hundreds of families request help. resources are stretched thin. >> we have to say no a lot. we would love to raise millions and put it into the community and programs. someone said i don't have a ramp to get out of my sauce. >> despite opt mess every day challenges. some people stare at me and some say baby. and mum has to tell them i'm a teenager. it's wearird. can't they see i'm not one. >> after the exchange the cheerful hannah asked us to stop the interview. >> you are tearing up a little bit, mum. >> i don't want... >> you don't want to talk. >> no. >> all right. >> i love you darling. her mother s

is pauline dean making a a -- is paula deen making a combat? >> in america's money a blockbuster deal in cable industry, comcast buying time-warner cable $45 million deal combines the two largest cable companies and add 30 million subscribers. critics fear it could mean higher rates the home depot is hiring 80,000 workers for the busy season, spring and summer as they bring out the do it yourselves and the housing market improves. >> versions of soda using only natural sweetners and the natural version has 60 calories in each can half the normal. >> backers are putting up $100 million to help paula deen get in the public eye after she admitted using a racial slur and being booted from her show. make it a great day. >>> sochi loss is new york's game, chibani will dough -- donate 5,000 cups of yogurt to homeless shelters after the russian government said there was no necessary certificate under the rules. >> we will see what steve jobs placed in a time capsule when apple unveiled the first mac. jobs placed a computer mouse and other items inside

a photo posted online is causing outrage and may cost a job. >> a painful entry in history - a push to recognise and reconcile children who were virtually stolen by their families. >> it was heart breaking to walk by empty cages >> top predators falling victim to a virus. the race to save a sanctuary full of big cats. >> we begin with breaking news in lebanon, where a series of explosions has claimed seven lives. a pair of bomb blasts ripped through a suburb south of the capital beirut. it's a predominantly shia muslim community. four civilians and one military officer were killed, along with two suspected suicide bombers. reports say it was a car bomb and a motorcycle bomb exploding subtle aniously outside -- simultaneously outside an iranian embass which. >> around the world governments in crisis. in ukraine 25 are dead, and hundreds injured after police went into kiev's independence square and cracked down on anti-government demonstrators have been camped out since december. in thailand fighting in the streets. in venezuela. deadly protests. >> this is a live look at kiev. we have t

they see a guy has a knack and hire him as a manager. he manages and builds up a nest egg and buys his own piece of ground. i have seen that happen. it is not impossible to start from scratch. if you have a passion for agriculture and somehow agriculture breeds passion. i think because what we tkwo is so unique and humbling and feeding people. there is no industry that you can be more proud of than agriculture. to me it sis, in this day and age, it is easy for individuals to own farms in campbelllifornia. i think most kids even older teenagers like to get their hands in the dirt. i would tell this child or teenager to solicit their school to start a school garden. they are emerging in the country and they are can compelling ways for people to see things grow and they taste them and they are awesome and they are excited because they grew it. i would also tell them to see if the school with form a program to get local stores to put fruits and vegetables persistence diet. that is another amaze ging way they learn sort of an old mcdonald's h

was found in a backyard of a home. strangled and stabbed 20 times. the last number dyleed from his cell phone. says miranda says she claimed to kill those who are bad people. saturday anist killed fewer than 100 having stopped counting at 22. >> you can take all of everything else she said in the interhave you and you can take all of the numbers that she through around, but the more surprising thing to me, she said if she got out she would do it again. reporter: dozens of people are actually true it's hard it say, investigators say they are looking into it. i am andrew spencer reporting. >>> in other news more households in our country are seeing women as the top earners what does that mean for their happiness, in 4 out of 10 families with children the woman was the primary bread winner, 29% of mothers wanted that role of primary bread winner, they fell into the role by circumstance and no surprise here the women who actively chose to become the primary earner of the family were more satisfied than those that didn't ma

that's a lot. >> it's a lot. we went into the middle east in 2001 and then again 2003, we were looking at an army at around 490,000. so we got a 10% cut below that level. we thought then that was about as low as it could go. remember, we still have to deal with korea. we are uncertain about the nature of what's going to happen in iran. there is still challenges in iraq and syria. so keeping that land force around is a way of reducing risk and gaining leverage in u.s. foreign policy. so it is very, very sticky. can it be done? budgetarily? yes. what's the risk for the nation? >> thanks so much for your insight. i appreciate it. >>> a stern warning from the united states to russia. it would be a grave mistake in vladimir putin sends military forces to seize power in ukraine. >> the president's message was, we have a shared interest in a ukraine that remains unified and whole and independent and it exercise the will of the people freel. at that point, putin was in agreement. they were both able to say they wanted to

they have a lot of long-term and a close. selling launder it online. online clinton is going up. >>: if you have a question for rob let us know we will post on our facebook fan page. [son] she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] she brought her wrecking arena last night. now the queen of twerk miley cyrus is taking it to the s- a-p center san jose. parents will reportedly protest outside the concert tonight.concerned over her suggestive props and dance moves. people tired of oakland's rising rents will rally outside city hall this afternoon. organizers say some rents have gone up as much as 20- percent in just a year in some oakland neighborhoods. the rally is at one o'clock.ahead of the oakland council's economic development committee.which will hear proposals to cut so-called "pass- through's".or expenses landlords pass through to renters.like raising rent to improve their buildings. heading into the six o'clock hour we have some great video we wanted to show you. a holiday gathering takes a fri

it was a navy employee who was working as kind of a freelancer for a magazine in london, a defense magazine, with the knowledge of the navy. and the condition was that he could write for them as long as he didn't disclose classified information. and then at some point, as he was negotiating full-time job to go work there, he secretly provided to the editor some highly classified spy photos that were considered very sensitive at the time because it disclosed to the soviet union the capabilities of our atellite cameras or our aerial cameras. and so he was prosecuted criminally. and there was a big debate at the time about whether the espionage act was intended to apply to this type of disclosure, not to a foreign government, but to a news organization. and he attempted to defend the claim that the law doesn't apply to this tind of disclosure. and his conviction was upheld. but in a kind of interesting opinion, he was raising a essentially a public interest, his first amendment defense, in part, he said, i did this to a journalist, not to a foreign government. there's a public interest here. t

kicked a round ball in a goal. within a few years the players decided, it's a lot more fun to kick the ball above the goal than beneath it. and that's where are you get the goalposts and the ball elongated, and the forward pass and the neutral zone. we were talking earlier about the fact that the touchdown, you had to touch the ball down physically. they didn't have end zones. there are all sorts of innovations in football that in equipment in rules, in the field of play, that it changed, and that's no different now. the point i think i made to the speech, if you're able to change the size of the ball, if you're able to add end zones, able to say, let's kick the ball beneath the goalposts instead of above it. add a forward pass, which no rugby based game hat done. people complained, this is grass basketball. and they were purists that were screaming bloody murder at that time. if you're able to do all that, to introduce a running game and pass the ball and so negate kick but you can still call the game football? th

a man wanted on a felony warrant showed up at a house.rently knew the people there or lived there at one time. not sure. police got a call he was there. they showed up, and then this man, he's about 5-foot 8 with a thin build jumped into the crawl space, and then claims that he got stuck. swat team shed up. they talked to him through the floorboards, through the outside of the house, and he was stuck down there. it was, and here's lieutenant denny cop to to describe what happened next. >> all in jackets, warm clothes. can't imagine the guy was that comfortable laying under that crawl space for that long. >> can't either. he apparently was quite dead for a few hours. don't know exactly at what time he may have gotten to that area. could have been hours. >> reporter: and don't know the exact nature of the charges he was wanted for, but they were felony charges. under custody now. nobody hurt. about 8 homes were evacuated out here. so people are slowly starting to get become to their. live in east san jose -- >>> call trance going to give a

a ten-mile perimeter, a strict no-fly zone.o see a blackhawk up close. >> scary experience if you're up there flying and you untin tension alley breach the perimeter. >> yes. unless you're trained in the military, you've never been within 500 feet of another aircraft while flying. >> reporter: in the case of an air space intruder, a blackhawk would be first to intercept flying alongside the offending aircraft and escorting it to the ground where federal agents would be waiting. >> they're going to first be shocked to have a large aircraft like this come up close to them Ñ they're going to come to the realization that something is wrong. >> reporter: on our tour, we got our own surprise, although this was a welcome one. a fleet of military helicopters appearing in the distance and heading for metlife stadium where military aircraft will provide super bowl duties on sunday. an exception to the no-fly rule and a stunning one. ♪[music] >> and you're taking a look at what will be one of the more popular commercials. the budweiser en

security video shows a man going into a stairwell and turning on a water valve. releasing thousands of gallons of water and flooding to elevators. all four men are charged with criminal damage to property. >> off half of the classes were canceled when the strike started yesterday. that led to picket lines. the union that represents a tenured and nontenured faculty members says the key issue is wages. they want to move along contract negotiation. the next session is set for friday. a plan to stopped at noise near o'hare, and mandatory fly quiet program. there is a voluntary program from 10-7:00 a.m.. those complaints filed with the city reached an all-time high in 2013. the county has no jurisdiction. the commissioner says the mandatory procedures would start with a study conducted by the faa. aviation officials have dismissed calls for change. >> is your field continues to get ready to host the upcoming black hawks came. the national hockey league's gaice truck will arrive. more than 60,000 fans are expected at the game. chicago has hosted an outdoor nhl game bef

hear like a gunshot a pop. i'm wondering if that was a punctured tire or something went wrong with suspension or something unrelated. >> an open cockpit in that car, even if it's the whole thing caught fire the guy can get out easily. >> right. both guys did get out safely. you see the driver and co-driver climbing out injured, pretty cool. >>> one look at this video and it's easy to tell what's coming. a huge avalanche here the austrian/ italian boarder. >> coming right at this guy filming this. a farmer named thomas clearing snow off of the top of one of the buildings when he noticed what was coming. he started filming this. this has been a big problem in the area lately. people clearing snow from roof because they're worried about the buildings collapsing. kee keep watching. gets closer. like a water fountain. you almost see this canal. see the trees? you're not going to see them anymore. >> it's turning into a river of snow. >> you notice the worst parts. what's to the right? >> that's a village. >> yeah. l

a 25-year-old who has a $25,000 starting salary, at a three , would get six and $624,000.atch would bump that up by about $200,000. it makes a meaningful difference to the and balance upon retirement. >> especially if you are a 25-year-old, where every dollar counts. under up, exclusive with armour ceo kevin plank. his company is being blamed by some american speed skaters for their poor showing in sochi. time to play the yearbook game. take a look. he is an innovator. graduated from high school in st. louis in 1995. i know who it is, but you can help me out. tweet your guesses. tweet it at me. look at what a cutie pie he is. ♪ >> time for some top tech and media headlines. a new round of fundraising for jawbone, which makes wearable devices that connect to the web. they are raising $300 million at a valuation of about $3 billion wearhe whole company. i one. twitter gets the first chance to sell shares since the ipo. is expiring. share prices have more than december.nce sony's playstation 4 is once again on top in the console war. microsoft's latest entry, the xbox one --

even >> details on a rare, mystery >> plus- a home invasion in a quiet concord neighborhood-- that happened right next door to the senator's house. >> and taking a look at our where the bay area is getting ready to see two storms. erica kato has your weather forecast next with the kron 4 morning news starts right now. >> good morning. it is tuesday february 25th. i'm james fletcher. >> and im anny hong >> the calls are on the way but first the system or approach the bay area tomorrow morning.first system wh the bay area by tomorrow morning. it will be pretty moderate to heavy at times. it is scattered once again as a wake-up thursday morning. if the seven day around the bay shows that we will experience a storm and the system will bring gusty winds to the area. yes, there will be rain, we may see of the 4 in. for the coastal hills locations. saturday, the rain will taper off and sunday it will be pretty wet and windy. monday, we're looking at a slight chance of showers for work. >> traffic around the bay, we are now marching in a hot spots. we're good to go on all bay area freeways. there w

honestly a lot maybe like a hundred hundred and fifty a year laos is a publicist and one of the nearly six thousand members of the academy of motion picture arts and sciences. that means he gets to the end of the year to determine who wins the coveted oscar statuette what membership academy is by invitation only answered its voters are talking about their favorite thing to do once the awards wonder announced that the sermons to the surprise among the nominations to be a surprise. i think that if too many people talk of current you know it's it's not a surprise. at this time every year. hollywood is chock full of defense for the film industry events like this one when nominee that screenwriters get to mingle with and talk academy members the people. in the dark about your del sol. it's not hard work really. lobbying to soaps can get tricky contender for best original song had its nomination with all this year after the composer contacting voters. he claimed his email was well intentioned academy member john bayley says it was unethical was considered up. inappropriate. and the board of

valdez got a green card, a college degree and a job as a computer programmer in los angeles.he end up here? as an adult, he didn't get his u.s. citizenship. so when he was arrested for drugs and illegal possession of a gun, the u.s. government could and did legally revoke his green card and deport him. now he's here, no money, no mexican friends or family, and no i.d. for either country. >> this feels like a foreign country to you. >> it just feels, i mean, being so close it feels just like the gate itself is like so far away. even if i was standing right next to it. >> reporter: we can see the fence from this place called el bordo, or you might call it hell on earth. those who dot this canal call it purgatory. the border's purgatory. a place without religion, order, and in many cases hope. they were ejected by the u.s. as are unwelcome in mexico. stateless and stuck between the two countries. this is literally a sewer. it flows through tijuana. so all the city's garbage ends up here. there are no official figures of how many people live here, but advocates estimate it's abou

a/k/a king james and boy, he had his game on display in a big way tonight.etail pass right there. lebron james for the vicious slam dunk. the suns are done in by his defense as well. the steal leading to a get out of my way dunk five steals 9 rebounds, 37 points. hammer it down making it look very easy and you'll see his exclamation point. scored actually the first 12 points of this game but miami comes back 103-97 he is the king until proven otherwise. meantime spring training for the giants and the a's cranking up later this week the western division champs beard and all getting an early starts. tell you why with the rest of the sports next. oñ . >>> of course the dodgers had a leg up on everyone in the western division last year and they are getting a jump start this spring because they will begin their season with a special series against arizona down in australia as those two teams major hard feelings towards each other last season la manager don mattingly tries to extend an early olive brand of to arizona. >> always had a respect for he and his staff.

a 5% down payment for a bar with a six over five credit score is not subsidized. it's called a typical american mortgage housel. since the great recession and to your point jim i think it's good you put on the table, the misconception that it put out there to detract from what caused the crisis and as result what has to happen. but put it back into operating position. >> look, i think there are lots of things that can be done administratively. the conservator has a very broad powers. but the fundamental -- the essence of fannie and freddie and the charter they got in 1938 and freddie got 40 years later and it created that implied guarantee and he cannot change that without congress. he cannot change their charter or he could up the assets into a delaware corporation and privatize them but they both have the benefit -- [inaudible] spinning do you remember how much it was? >> they have the right to borrow $5 billion in the treasury. >> right. by the way -- >> you can fool some people some of the time. [talking over each other] >> it's called the fdic. >> i don't thi

a car. after dunn says he told him to turn down the loud music. deputies never found a weapon. in all, dunn fired ten shots. nine hit the car. >> to expel one bullet, you've got to pull the trigger one time. >> that should give you an idea how much of a panic i was in, that i was able to pull it ten times. >> reporter: inside that vehicle, three of davis's friends, which is why prosecutors also charged dunn with attempted murder. >> we the jury find the defendant guilty of attempted second-degree murder. >> reporter: the jury agreed dunn was guilty on those charges, and on another charge of firing a missile into a car. >> do i like their verdict? absolutely not. do i agree with it? absolutely not. >> he's looking at 60-plus years on attempted murder charges and 15 years on the shooting into a car charge. he's 47 years old, so he will be locked up for the rest of his life. >> reporter: michael dunn has not been officially sentenced yet. michael dunn will be brought back into court here in abo

this is a big, a big announcement. it obviously affects millions of people, and it's something that the justice department has been working on for several months in light of the fact that the supreme court last year overturned the defense of marriage act which as you know, was the federal law that refused to grant federal recognition of same-sex marriages, fredricka. >> hmm. so, evan, help us understand, how will it be imposed on the 34 states that don't necessarily recognize same-sex xblargmarria? will it be an option or expectsed that those states would challenge this? >> well, this is only applying -- this only applies to federal jurisdictions. so if you have a federal court case. let me give you an example. a couple gets married in massachusetts, for instance. or in the district of columbia, where it's legal. then moves to alabama or mississippi, a place where they don't have same-sex marriage. the federal government will recognize those marriages, even if it's a case in alabama. as long as those people are legally

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a little bit of a cool down. thursday into friday we warm you back up to unseason ble high averages. we have another chance to tap into the atmospheric river. we could see more of that heavy rain. i'll talk about when that returns, let you know what i'm analyzing coming up. >> we're trying to predict some of the changes for the south bay because the south bay school district in particular i know they have ski week or a week off. but we're looking at the track and flow. there is typical before 6:00 we see slowing. that is what we're seeing. looking at the map, the south bay, not a major problem. that yellow at the top of the screen, that's what we took a look at. as well as downtown, a burst of traffic. there was a crash, 680 at jack lin which has cleared. those school districts are on. the is a san mateo, we'll have a lot of schools just that south bay the commutite be seen. i put a yellow dot where bob continues to follow that deputy-involved shooting. the freeways themselves are open, access to and from are mov

a genie come out of a bottle.t week the state of colorado thinks that in the physical year to come in colorado alone, marijuana's going to be a billion dollar a year business. this is a tiny state with 2.5 million people. imagine that extrapolated across the country. >> is this solving revenue problems? >> nobody really knows that yet. lord knows especially retail marijuana is taxed very highly at 36%. so, there's going to be a windfall of money. where that money is going to end up needing to go in the end, first it's going to go to schools, but after that, well, nobody really knows or can anticipate what's the social cost of this. >> or the health care cost. >> if people are smoking marijuana more widely, what will that do? >> except they are not smoking it as much as 40% of the use is, like, in hash oil and in inibles and that number is going like this. >> and i didn't even know they had this kind of -- >> e-cigarettes with highly, highly refined hash oil in every flavor under the sun. every kind of plant, every

. >> a fire agency with a surprise announcement. why they're not going to actively fight certain types of fires from now on. >> imagine internet access 100 times faster than what have you right now >> and a proposal to outfit food truck was a g p s device. >> good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> should mentally ill people in california be forced into treatment? >> mother of a man says if he had been, an innocent murder victim woob live tonight the county is about to decide how to handle those with serious mental issues. abc7 news is here. >> the young woman was killed by a mental patient in 2001. that is the only county that implemented the controversy law. two others have pilot programs. but for for more than a year a grooul group called voices of the mothers has been pushing alameda county to get on board. >> candy dewit i talking about the beating death of a 67-year-old. her son was charged with the crime but declared mentally incompetent to stand trial. >> we can have as many good programs as we want if they're voluntary and they do

at a certain level, that's a racial stereotype.hite people but it ends up being about african-americans. it is one of these things. everyone laughed. i don't think anyone was uncomfortable. i said this before. everyone thinks that i'm crazy. how would you explain this joke to my kids. >> you tell them about the movie. >> my best friend who is white says, i don't understand why we can't see people beyond color. it is part of who i am. it is kind of like saying, i don't see you as a redhead. we have to recognize the fact that we are who we are. >> i can jump and dance. >> i want to see both. >>> on to brazil, is it too hot for brazil? should you look at this or avert your eyes as a married man? you are going to understand when you see this t-shirt, why brazil's tourism official wanted adidas to stop seeing it. the first time since 1950. big deal for that country where soccer is god. the government is concerned. it is a very real concern, about the countrys reputation for sex tourism. they took issue with this shirt. adidas agreed and

one is a well-known bomb maker. >>> a federal judgment dismissing a lawsuit wrought by a group of muslims city. they claim the new york police department scent surveillance of mosques and muslim schools unfairly targeted them. the judge finding no such discrimination. >>> large parts of the midwest under severe storm watches. thunderstorms spawning tornados until illinois on thursday. "consider this is next." i am del walters in new york. here is more on what's ahead. >> venezuela al security forces faceoff with demonstrators in the streets.

week with a possibility of a big system for saturday. we're definite keeping our eyes on that we cannot wait to see what it brings us. >> we could sure use this. this could be a really good ski season. >> thank you for joining us. >> let's get a look at the traffic. >> we look first at the san mattel ride, one all one northbound is just part and to open up a bit after a northbound crash. this has been completely cleared from the traffic lanes. the back up the still existing. take a look at the traffic maps. 11, northbound is backed up beyond the 280 680 interchange. we are looking at 26 to 28 drive times. there are times in hayward northbound at a street that is really jan bid up the ride. caltran is going to be on the scene shortly because a signal box is damage. >> and there is installed on 680 southbound. it is only been cleared from the road where but this is really messing up the commute. in san francisco, there is an accident at cesar chavez the the started to back up the ride. >> we're following a developing story. two people stab

it is good to have a voice and put a face to it. you become that voice for the 1%. >> the most controversial thing he said is that rich people should get more votes. you pay more in taxes, you should get more votes. we will talk about that coming up. >> the struggles having going on for so long. publication that wrote the nsa spying story. on the show come later to talk about how inhnology talks about nsa ways they have never before. nsa gather cyber material. drones making the strikes. humans involved hardly at all. we will talk about that and the publication as well. new newsere is a organization that he has founded. the top story is twitter. insiders will be able to sell their shares for the first time tomorrow. yes, saturday. why tomorrow? >> it is after trading when they start. >> it is a small percentage of shares. 1.8%. compare that to 13%. facebook allowed its employees to sell that amount when their lockup expired. >> we will see how big of a deal this is. there are companies like facebook and twitter that are somewhat new

spraying a child with a high pressure hose and slapping a child's wrist with a rubber band. here's how her testimony played out. the prosecutor asked, did you see miss kiera spriggs do something to a child's feet. through a translator, she was stepping on the child's feet. did you see sarah jordan do anything with water? she pressured the water to spray and scared the child and the child ran. then came desiree edwards testimony. the young woman started hyper ventilating on the stand and became nauseous and the judge handed her a waste basket in case she couldn't stomach the nerves and she told the court i saw miss kierra spriggs bite the child's finger and visibly saw sarah jordan trick the child. pointing out some of the children weren't well behaved. the judge ruled these charges will move forward to a grand jury. ahead at 6:00, i'll bring you one of the parents' reaction to the testimony. david culver, news4. >>> new surveillance pictures just released today for suspects wanted for several gas station robberies thinking this man is wanted for at least three robberies in s

he's a physical specimen and had a great season and he's a guy that can be a difference maker.s that are asked? >> well, they're going to try to be slick in how they ask the questions and do a lot of investigation that's outside of it, but the key is do you want to be an advocate or a football player. are you a guy that's a hard hat, lunch pail type of guy, which is code for i am all about football or a guy who wants to be an advocate, which could be a distraction. >> so, randy, you're nodding, yeah, yeah, yeah. is there more? >> i think there's a lot to this. but it's football. football's a results business. for all the attention. tim tebow. >> you have to deliver. >> people bring up the tebow. he was a distraction. he was a distraction right up until people figured out, hey, this guy can't play quarterback in the nfl. then he wasn't even on a team anymore. he's the greatest, in my mind, the greatest quarterback or the greatest football in college we've seen in the last 20 years. >> michael sam? >> tim tebow, but he couldn't play in the pros. that was a distraction. i don't th

he used a taser twice on a passenger. kevin says rasberry was drunk, he was harassing other drivers and ignored other police officers to get off that train. >> an officer does not have to be punched before he uses his taser or a tool on his equipment belt. >> she criticized bart police. she said the response was heavy handed and unnecessary. >>> a burglar made it easy to track him down. the burglar was going from case to case to try to steal jewelry. he couldn't get out. the video shows him desperately and aggressively trying to break the glass to get out. police arrived on the scene and he was taken into custody. >> all right coming up for you on mornings on 2, developing news highway 20 a big problem, it's causing a traffic jam. >>> a man, a veteran firefighter is facing sex and drug charges. >> reporter: we're live in san jose where a firefighter has been arrested on sex and drug charges. we'll tell you what we've learned about the investigation and also have reaction from the firefighter union's president. >> reporter

we have a close call to tell you about. a 10-year-old colorado girl drives a car right into a dmv.s sufficient was sitting in t -- her mother's su was sitting in the parking lot when the girl went into the driver's seat and crashed it through the window. >> they heard a crashing it was in the front part of the waiting area. >> the 10-year-old is charged with careless ridine driving. >>> check out this surveillance video. you can see the stolen school bus smash into several pumps before coming to a crashing halt at a gas station. the 14-year-old boy called police he wanted to return it to the bus lot. he is facing auto theft charges in njuvenile court. >> a former "saturday night live" star under arrest. (laughter) >> police charging comedian chris katan with driving under the influence after he crashed his mercedes into a marked maintenance kruk on a california freeway. cat tan was weaving all over the road before he crossed into a coned off area and hit the truck from behind. you can see him stumbling through the sobriety test there. he later confessed to being on prescription dru

it a manny and petty. --get a mani pedi.eryone to get other pedicures 3 here's some mr. graeme shot of him and the team. is it a big fee. and you ever get this? >>: now i only want to be touched by my wife and children. >>darya: i have news for you know why for us to touch you if you have told gem. men think it's not manly and it's like trust me. get your feet. its maintenance. >>gary: it's nothing wrong with it. it makes you feel good. i'm saying it personally i don't like to walk into a strange place and you put your hands on me. well we are trying to convince you. >>: for some reason the many petty thing drives me crazy. there's an article that says lebraun does that how often he doesn't frequently. and he does it with the team and he really thinks it's a great thing. i'm just giving you the news from the number one basketball player if you want to aspire to be like lebraun >>: you can be like lebraun or you can be like the sports director at kron i don't want to be touched by a stranger or you can have your hands all ove

i don't think we still have a picture again but that was a lot of skin in a blizzard. that was good stuff. that is dedication. any way, "way too early" is done for the week. happy valentine's day! "morning joe" starts right now! ♪ >> i think it was a bad decision to have school. frankly, in general, the streets, the last time it showed since we got here, they haven't been properly cleaned and swept and it's just very dangerous. >> i think it was a horrible idea. it's really unsafe just walking a few blocks, you know, it's very slippy out and i feel it's not safe for kid to be walking on the street. >> i think the chancellor made a huge mistake. she is endangering the safety of our children and to say it was so that they could get a hot lunch today is really sad! and then to blame it on an erroneous weather forecast, every weather forecast has some error built into it and they should have accounted for that. this was inexcusable! >> angry new yorkers there having their kids sent to school in this weather. i have to say down in d.c., the schools are all shut and parents

>> apple at a different stage than it was a year and a half, two years ago.t's $170 plus billion revenue company. ultimately the growth imperative is much more challenging going forward. moreover, many of the markets they participate in are increasingly mature. this is a very, very different kind of company. i think it's hard to say with conviction that earnings are going to be higher two or three years from now. yes, i think investors should be looking at this company differently. we view it as trading stock more than a company we can confidently say is going to have much higher earnings two or three years for now. risk we ward is favorable now. >>t >>toni, sorry, it's interesting. much of the debate has focused on what carl icahn has with regard to more capital returns, not all shareholders lining up with him. high-profile, other shareholder services saying they weren't so sure his plan was the best way forward and apple should focus on the product line. do you think that's all going to come to a head potentially at this meeting? >> i don't know if this mee

we all have a grand time doing it. it's a good excuse to be a kid again. during a 2004 flight at the albuquerque international balloon fiesta, ironically it's the friendly face of smokey bear at the center of a catastrophe. >> well, it was like any other day. it was the last day of the fiesta here. the weather was as predictable as it could be. they had predicted calm breezes, and that's the way it started. >> bill has two young passengers in his balloon, 14-year-old troy wells and 10-year-old aaron whitaker. >> on that particular morning, we had what you call microbursts or wind shears that just come out of nowhere. a sudden wind that just fouled everything up that morning. >> a spectator on the ground captures the moment when the smokey balloon is driven off course by a 60-mile-an-hour blast of wind. >> there's smokey up there. >> despite bill's desperate efforts, there's no way to avoid a 700-foot radio transmission tower. >> my first thought was to get over it. i had no option except to go up. can't steer a balloon. >> bill fires his burners past their

race preferences but there could not be a race>> if i get a job applicants a white and a black and theyuld take the black person thinking they have something to over come in the past. what is wrong with that. first of all the chances are -- >> what about the history of discrim that i gos and there are people who don't need it to get a job and their credentials are questioned. >> raets talk about that. you sent us this video of a 16-year-old girl. top grades, perfect. she is against affirm tiff action. >> it causes racial tension and racial division because the white people are going to say we don't get preferences or advantages. they ha they are going to recent that. i don't want people looking at me and saying maybe she got in because of what she looks like not because she is qualified. >> i have heard that before. how can you ever trust this doctor deserves to be a policy. >> if they pull their life in our hands because they are there. >> other victims are those who don't do well and pull back from school. >> people qualified to get into a second tier school. they get into a top tier

about a third of a mile. we think this fall will move around and thicken across the western suburbs early today. satellite composite continues to show we are dry. we stayed dry today. next chance of precipitation is late wednesday night. this one comes from the south and brings rain. maybe some freezing rain into thursday. deployment thursday and the change back to the snow. 39 degrees for the high temperature today. decreasing clouds. barrault's high is 36. thursday the mix will develop in the afternoon. a high of 46. >> a quick update on the situation out here. a lot of metra trains will experience delays. some canceled due to the train derailment happened on the south side. it's basically call blocking three pairs of tracks preventing some of the trains from getting through. b. n s f 1216 not operating at all. any of the trains heading into a war or chicago, 30 minute delays. the one line i think this will change to the morning they may add more trains. your best alternate is the u p west line. other than

then we all had a blog for a while. all had a little bit of everything for a while and then we get tired of it. but facebook has stuck for loot of people. >> allows for people to stay connected who don't necessarily see each other in person everyday but there is a lot of people you care about who you do want to see what's going on in their lives. you might want to send them a quick note. >> facebook in most important me trickiest dwarfs all other social networks come -- come bind. >> it has this interesting functiony kind of a start uproot that everyone likes the story of. look at mark zuckerberg. here is one of the most powerful ceos in all of tech and media right now. as enormous control. [ inaudible ] shows you how a cultural change has moved in american business. facebook is no joke. >> what facebook allows us to do is make sure this isn't just a one-way conversation. >> it elsens you better understand what's going on around you. once you're better informed about the people around you, you're in a better position to