then on a cross for the one-time shot. gain. >> pierre: and this is through a maze of players. it's launched by tatar, a one-time shot. you just love the way bernier tracks the puck going from his right to his left. you see gunnarsson in front. andersson. he has to fight through all that traffic to make that save look really easy. >> mike e.: jonathan bernier and james reimer in back-to-back games, both faced 50 or more shots. and both saw their team win the game largely because of them. the shot total now for detroit is 37-23 for toronto. no left for ranger. perhaps new luck for bertuzzi. fired up the boards and back down. and it's an icing. 6:00 here to go in the third. the biggest names in comedy are back. joel mchale returns in a new season of "community." sean hayes in "sean saves the world" and golden globe nominee and hockey fan michael j. fox. new comedies on tomorrow here on nbc. datsyuk and raymond for this draw. bertuzzi with it on back now to kyle quincey. back to the corner. the burrowing in begins there. abdel

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. >> los angeles county is restoring a cross to its official seal, nearly a decade after removal of a cross included in the original design. the board of supervisors voted 3-2 on tuesday to add a cross to the top of historic san gabriel mission as depicted on the seal. when the seal was redesigned in 2004, a cross on it was removed under threat of legal action by the aclu of southern california. an image of the mission was added to the design but at the time it didn't have a cross because it was undergoing earthquake retrofitting. the cross was reattached to the historic building in 2009. recently, supervisors michael antonovich and don knabe filed a motion to add the cross on the basis of historical accuracy. >> and let's take a look at the latest gas prices. around the country, the average price for a gallon of gas is $3.31 while in california it is $3.66 and in the bay area, san francisco is where you would find the most expensive price for gas at $3.73 in oakland $3.65 and in san jose $3.65 >> live in the weather center we are waking up to areas of a drizzle and wets on roadways.

. >> and now he's going on a cross-country trip, spreading his message. >> i see the cataclysmic end to them pyre. it's ancient history. >> think that's all ancient history? >> they deserve a short drop from a tight rope around their neck. >> think again. this special edition of "nightline," the young, the racist will be back in 60 seconds. >> this is a special edition of "nightline." the young, the racest. >> good evening. i'm juju chang. thank you for joining us. tonight you're about to meet the youthful leader of a new generation of hate. and he says his views are only natural. his racial separatism may shock you, but as he travels the country, he seems to be gaining traction. byron pitts is there to face off with the young radical. >> at first glance, 22-year-old matt heinbach is a country music loving, church going, have a beer with his buddy kid who just graduated college, who looks like a friendly enough neighbor. >> my name is matt, how you doing? >> but beware. >> oh, fantastic. >> beneath the big smile and the folks he charms, he's been called the future of organized hate in

about a former neonazi who beat a gay homeless teenager. >> i kicked him in the forehead. >> and left him for dead. >> reporter: 25 years after the attack, their paths crossed, and they embarked on a journey of forgiveness. that's the subject of the film. >> the 2013 nominees. >> reporter: and now the film has been nominated for an oscar. >> we're honored. it's not why we made the film. >> reporter: he says he made the film because it was a story that needed to be told. >> one of the big goals is to get it out there for educational purposes, for institutions, museums, schools. >> reporter: "facing fear" was shot in los angeles. but everything else was done here at the media center in berkeley. a place where many famous films have been made. >> this is the shots. >> reporter: tom christopher is the co-producer and editor of the film. >> how do you talk about forgiveness without making it something that's not a very interesting movie? >> reporter: it caught the eye of the academy, and who knows? it could end up a winner. >> it's a bay area film and we're happy we can take it do the oscars. >> reporter: they are planning a screening for their short film. if yo

that is a program that the sf mta still does fund and continues to grow. >> do you have adult crossing guard. >> the only one i know about is a school crossing guard. >> i was going to ask too because i live over by the m line. that line is so dangerous, not just that line but other lines. what about suggesting that they do have some type of guards at different business hours or something like that. i'm just suggesting. >> we do have parking control officers and traffic company that goes out and does manual traffic control at specific intersections. typically those are downtown in the peak evening at the bridge or at big events like the giants games that let out. >> for pedestrians? >> yes. exactly. >> thank you. i'm going to turn it for public comments oovment thank you. we have john loel. >> thank you. i'm john, i participated by the program that walk first campaign has initiated to have public input. the forum i attended saturday last week was not as functional in need for people with disabilities and seniors. it was titled as such and not functional and it's how it was carried out

each person today carried a cross with the person's name. most had lost a friend or family member. they staid the walk is a step toward healing. >> we are mothering who have lost our children to homicide. and we are out representing and bringing awareness to what is going on here in san francisco and this needs to stop. the homicides need to stop. the gun violence needs to stop. >> also among the marchers, exoffenders who killed someone. the march ended at mission delores church. >>> bad weather kept people from reaching a plane that carried a san jose family. they were found in the mountains of central idaho. dale smith was killed along with his son and daughter-in- law and his daughter and her fiance. they were traveling from montana to oregon when smith reported engine trouble. >>> as the number of flu deaths gets higher, the lines are getting longer, but the vaccine is getting harder to find. >> reporter: high demand, but low supply. >> i got here to get my flu shot. and a little tingling at first, but i felt good. >> reporter: a few bay area walgreens are turning people away a

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a hotel. the result of this cross-sectional interaction with the development of a large number of cross-sectional friendships. these friendships didn't necessarily make men must committed to their home state for the section but it could cloud their ability to fully understand the anger that was coming out of the south in the north and this time. just to give you a couple examples and then i'll let you asked him questions. abraham lincoln and the future vice president of the confederate v., alexander stephens became very good friends all working in washington. they enjoyed each others company and lincoln didn't know much of the south other than what he learned all working in washington was southerners who are willing to compromise and talk with him. jefferson davis guy future president of the confederacy qaeda member including the anti-slavery new yorker who's going to become the future secretary of state in the lincoln administration. seward was even rumored to have nurse jefferson davis back to health during one of his big elements. so these friendships and the washington next year and help expl

a motel. and then the red cross says they could help. spoke to the caseworker. >> he would be eligible for money to be in a new place, and that all my household items would be replaced. >> the red crossed raised more money than any other agency to help the victims, 308. dollars. they created the move in assistance program to help people get back into their storm damaged homes or to find new ones. so far they have spent $15 million helping 2800 households on that program alone. >> the red cross says they can give you how much? >> they said $10,000. they said the max for the household was about 6,000. the other would be for brokers fees, for deposits and fur the first months remember. >> find a place. submit a w 9. and the application. and that was all i needed. >> you are get this money as far as you find the place? >> yes. >> but that's not what happened. not for what current said what happened for an estimated 1,000 other sandy devastated households. family whose were denied badly needed assistance, say they have been promised when the r

a hotel. the result of the cross-sectional interaction was a development of cross-sectional friendships. these friendships didn't necessarily make men less committed to their home state or section. but it did clout their ability to fully understand the anger coming out of the south and the north in this time. just to give a couple of examples, and then i'll let you ask some questions. abraham lincoln and the future vice president of the confederacy, alexander stephens became very good friends while working in washington. they enjoyed each other's company and lincoln didn't know much of the south other than what he learned while working in washington with southerners who were willing to comprise and talk with him. jefferson davis, future president of the confederacy counted a number of northerners as his closest friends including william henry sue ward, the antislavery new yorker who becomes the future secretary of state in the lincoln administration. he was even rumored to have nurse jefferson davis it back to health during one of his fit of illness. these friendships and the washington

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angela merkel has fractured her pelvis in a cross-country skiing accident. a spokesman for the german chancellor confirmed the accident happened during her christmas break in switzerland, which will force aides to light in her schedule as she begins working a new grand coalition government. now, he grew up in poverty in africa, but went on to become one of the world's greatest football players. tens of thousands of people today the rain in lisbon to bid a final farewell to eusebio. >> tens of thousands of fans pay tribute as his coffin was driven around. outside of the stadium, his iconic statue is covered with scarves of his longtime club. team.is a symbol of the i am a fan because of him. it is sad to see an idle leave us. player, aa great great man, and above all, the king by the way he plays and the strength and effort he put in. his ambition, and also because he was humble. >> after the stadium display, eusebio's family and portugal football greats and current players gather for a ceremony. widelymer striker is considered as one of the best football play

and a special music collaboration between christopher cross and ron burgundy. be winning actor who hails from a country that brought us red hair, dark beer, green clovers, pink hearts and yellow moons. his new movie, alongside tom hanks and emma thompson is called "saving mr. banks" it opens in theaters friday, please say hello to colin farrell. [ applause ] >> how you doing? >> good. it's been a while, i think, since i've seen you. >> i've been told three and a half years. >> that's too long. how's your mother doing? >> you are still thin and handsome. i think you have lost a couple. the last two are the hardest? >> the last two are the hard ones. because it's like two whole pizzas. >> i think your mom was living with you last time, right. >> was she really? >> i may have blanked it out. >> or maybe she was just visiting. >> i think she was -- she was in the early stages. yeah. she used to make two trips over to ireland a year and three months see the grandkids. stand three months -- of sorts. >> that was enough? >> yeah. i love my mother and having my stuff cl

come to believe when they withhold treatments because their futile, even though what is happening is a cross benefit and has a small chance of succeeding. >> host: has these always been pressures on doctors? have you ever had a hippocratic oath and been able to practice that? just go these have exploded in the last few decades they are going to grow even more intense as. that is because medical care is so much bigger essay portion of our national spending than it ever was. in the year 1900, medical care was perhaps about 2% or less other gross domestic products. today, medical care is taking a run. if you add everything in, drugs, a lot of support that you add all enemy come close to 20% of the gross domestic product in this country. a lot of other industrialized countries we are coming close to 10%. england, the country living and busier is that the low-end. but even there, it has become unaffordable in terms of what taxpayers are willing to bear. >> host: what is the role of insurance companies? >> guest: this is a profound question that is of course in the public eye now as we debate the

i'll be back with more news in about half an hour's time up next though it's a cross to pay for the. recently the federal reserve system celebrated its one hundredth birthday you know that big con game that just a few years ago no one seems to know about has been in place for one hundred years so let's celebrate the federal reserve by remembering all their accomplishments since nine hundred thirteen firstly they've managed to take the printing of money out of the hands of the u.s. government and thus out of the hands of u.s. voters i what it comes to money who needs to mock received representation anyways they also. managed to whittle away the dollars tagging the gold until nixon finally said forget gold let's print our way out of vietnam and because there is no link between the dollar and gold the purchasing power of the dollar has reduced by at least twenty three times since the fed came into being lovely but what about the next hundred years well if the recent rounds of quantitative easing are any sign of things to come then we are going to be seeing a lot more inflation and big pr

a driver facing vehicular manslaughter charges for the death of a girl crossing a san francisco street on new year's eve. kpix 5's andria borba checked out unconfirmed reports that the driver was with a car service uber. >>> reporter: with the stroller, clothing and blood spread across the corner of polk and ellis, you know the crash that killed sophia lu and left her mother and brother hospitalized on new year's eve was the definition of horrific. >> the girl was screaming. she is kicking her foot up in the air. she had this glowing tennis shoes on that glow when you run and the mother was out, gone. >> reporter: this information released about the crash by supervisor jane kim on her facebook page may be just as disturbing. the before the driver of this suv was arrested on vehicular manslaughter charges, he quote, self identified as an uber driver. >> the driver saying i had a green light. i had the right of way. right away got out of the car yelling. i need a witness. i had a green light. i had the right of way. and he is approaching the kids. and the kids are hurt. >> reporter: late

but, investigators think that she may be a cross dresser. they say that he or she is behind a string of at least five recent robberies. >> we believe this person is on some sort of role, where they are thinking, i'm invincible. we believe they will continue until they are caught. >> police don't think the robber is acting alone. they suspect a lookout and a get away driver are also involved. and $11,000 reward is being offered in the case. >> now behind bars. new tonight, andrea on the dumb mistake that led police right to him. >> talk about ruining your post yoga high. imagine stepping out of downward dog to discover your phone and wallet are gone. that's what berkeley police say 20-year-old, christopher newton did. he's accused of hitting five different yoga studios in the last year, always with the same m.o. >> he comes in and says he wants to try yoga. most will give you a free day or free week. >> after taking advantage of that generosity, newton started stretching his criminal muscle. berkeley p.d. said five minutes in, he would make an

like on the car and through the air. >> reporter: she suffered brain damage when she was stuck in a cross walk last year. police admit many drivers couldn't don't get a ticket unless police witness t >> you can get a suspended license and go to traffic school for speeding tickets. why not at least that for hitting a human being? >> reporter: police are promising to investigate and prosecute more cases while educating the public. but they are also reminding pedestrians to pay attention, even when they have the right of way. in san francisco, alan wong, abc7 news. >>> a prelimnary hearing is scheduled for running over and killing a menlo park couple out walking their dog last october. 54-year-old marmry rightles was drunk when she hit the couple on chill co-street. her blood alcohol content was significantly more than twice the legal limit. investigators say rightsle was on probation at the time for a 2012 drunk driving conviction. rightsle bless not guilty and held on $2 million bail. >>> an east bay teen accused of setting another student on fire on an ac traps silt bus will be tried as a

family that loves him. >> reporter: there was an argument before the accident, and they were not using a cross walk. >> the grandmother reflecting on her life. the 3 month old taken to children's hospital, police say there is no evidence that alcohol was a factor in the accident. >>> a suspected drunk driver plowing through a neighborhood on top of a classic car caught by a security camera. >> reporter: describing the force of impact that woke him from his sleep, the crash captured on his home security camera. >> over the truck. >> reporter: it occurred before 6:00 a.m. a suspected drunk driver lost control, crashed into a parked car, and was catapulted into the air before landed on a 66 ford mustang. he was speeding. >> we think he was jumping the railroad tracks. >> reporter: chp is investigating this as a dui accident. >>> 150 people were arrested on dui charges in san mateo. between december 13th and last night there was 168 people arrested down from last year, when there was 201. there were 340 arrest s in santa clara county. >>> we will take a live look in san francisco. no breeze whatso

the road outside a cross walk.he family has established a fund to help pay for expenses on giveforward.com. >>> and tomorrow, the san francisco 49ers take on the green bay packers in the first round of the playoffs. probably don't have to tell you that. but here at home, local bars and restaurants are getting ready for the game and the onslaught of enthusiastic fans. nbc bay area's kimberly terry is live in downtown san jose with how much nicer it will be to watch the game here than in green bay. >> reporter: it will certainly be warmer, this is a rivalry where the 49ers came out on top. and fans hope for a repeat this year. the kegs are stacked and the kitchen is ready to go for downtown's big matchup. downtown brit in san jose are expecting a full house. >> all the employees will work tomorrow. >> reporter: the 49ers are facing a familiar foe in tomorrow's wild card game against the packers. >> i hope that the weather will deter san francisco a little bit. i hope green bay sneaks it out somehow. >> any prediction

authorities say the woman was walking in a cross walk when she was hit by the driver making a left turn. she suffered injuries to her legs. one witness described the scene. >> i saw a pedestrian laying there and i said, oh, my god, the lift driver ran over the wed. >> the driver is cooperating with the police and the ride company confirms the driver was with a passenger at the time. the ride company also released a statement that says safety is their main concern and it has deactivated that driver as the investigation into the accident continues. tote's incident put a larger spotlight on pedestrian safety in san francisco, happening one day after a public heating was heat -- public meeting. because of that, san francisco was eligible for a federal grant to study the rising number of pedestrian traffic accidents, so what is the city doing with that money? we spoke with a representative of walk sf. we'll live tonight at what is considered the most dangerous intersection in the city. >> reporter: they want to get a handle on this. they want to get all ideas on the table. and one idea is al

a cross between castro and gastronomic.akery, pizza, and dolores park cafe, there is no end in sight for the mouth watering food options here. adding to the culinary delights is the family of business he which includes skylight creamery, skylight and the 18 raisin. >> skylight market has been here since 1940. it's been in the family since 1964. his father and uncle bought the market and ran it through sam taking it over in 1998. at that point sam revamped the market. he installed a kitchen in the center of the market and really made it a place where chefs look forward to come. he created community through food. so, we designed our community as having three parts we like to draw as a triangle where it's comprised of our producers that make the food, our staff, those who sell it, and our guests who come and buy and eat the food. and we really feel that we wouldn't exist if it weren't for all three of those components who really support each other. and that's kind of what we work towards every day. >> valley creamery was opene

and saturday afternoon a cross country race. for all of these kids this is base camp, the steamboat springs winter sports club. it's a place to play, meet, and compete. >> i'm at the top of the hill, and it may be humble compared to steam boat across the valley, but this they say it's built out of dirt and dreams. >> reporter: they've been quietly cranking out olympians for a hundred years. but winning is not what it's all about. >> first and foremost, it's a place where kids will have fun skiing. >> at vancouver olympics he became the first in orderic medal. >> he is the sports club produ produces so many athletes because kids are having fun. you cannot be successful in any sport unless you enjoy what you do. >> this is the history of ski town usa. >> and this is the man who started it all. >> he started the club in 1914. 96 olympians and counting. >> a large majority of those come back and settle here and they become coaches. so your mentors are olympians. >> reporter: club kids all grown up are on their way to sochi. mom said

i think rap is now in a very different place and is more of a cross-over music in general. i think this show will be filled with all kind of cool performances, everybody from paul mccartney and ringo starr to 9-inch nails to katy perry to john legend and taylor swift to keith urban back up to daf punk. it's going to be really cool, man. i think there's going to be a lot to offer for everybody. >> i know you probably can't make predictions, right, because they always ask people to make predictions on shows like this. there's so many for jay-z. what would you view as kind of a dark horse act looking through the nominees? >> you know what? i can't even say. i would love to. i'm rooting for people. i have my personal favorites, but i'm out there and i have to love everybody. >> ll, yeah, the grammys is a fun show to watch. it will be right here on wusa9 this sunday at 8:00 and then join january and derek and their guests for a virtual viewing party immediately following the show. that's always a fun night. they'll have a blast. >> good stuff. >>> temperatures held in the 20s to

today, it was something of a cross between a political demonstration and a festival. littlere going for a less than a dollar each. further away, they are selling hats, flax, and banners. this is a very good-natured, if not somewhat noisy, protest. here,r down the street you see a large crowd rallying outside the national police headquarters. the loyalty of almost every institution and body in the state is being called into question. be deliberately engineered to force a police intervention to remove the prime minister from power. there is the risk of an equal and opposite reaction, perhaps with some justification. some say they will achieve through protest what they cannot achieve through democratic mandate. if they look like a carnival, it is a fight for the heart and soul of thailand's democracy. he window for a peaceful resolution is narrowing. >> with a robotic rover driving on the moon and the world's fastest supercomputer, china is emerging as a scientific superpower. in 2012, beijing spent more than $160 billion on scientific research. is on pace to, it overtak

an suv making a turn hit a man in a cross walk at 9 this morning. the driver stopped and is cooperating. the pedestrian is expected to survive. >>> now developing news in the south bay. an officer shot and wounded a man this afternoon after the plan refused to drop the knife. officers responded to reports  of an argument between two men. they say when they arrived one of the men was brandishing a knife. they were preparing to subdue the man when the situation detear ated. >> that person refused to drop the knife. the officer had no other choice to discharge her firearm. >> the man was struck at least once and taken to the hospital. >>> health officials today confirm the first deadly case of the flu. 41-year-old can'ta peculiara county woman died on december 3 from h1n1 or swine flu. six of those cases are also h1n1. >> it was a strain of flu that caused ape pandemic in 2009. this year it's the predominant strain. >> in sacramento county confirmed a 61-year-old has died there after getting h1n1. this year's flu advantage seen does protect against th

. >> those who know the geographical nature of the pro since realize it's a crossing point for armed oups from iraq to syria, and from syria to iraq. >> reporter: in ramadi fighting continues today. dressed in black waving al-qaeda flags. suggestions that perhaps al maliki has picked a fight. >> let's make it clear who is responsible for the fighting. we're partnering with the iraqi government to fight the shared threat at the end of the draw we can help them fight it but we want to help them build their own came ability to do so themselves. >> reporter: the u.s. has rushed arms and surveillance technology to iraq in order to help the government combat the resurgent al-qaeda backed rebels. >> joining us now to talk about the latest up tick of violence and the actors at play in iraq. scene director of the middle in north africa at the national endowment for democracy. from our studio in washington, james jeffrey, former ambassador to iraq. he is now a distinguished visiting fellow at the washington institute. and from ann harbor michigan, professor of the university of michigan where h

. >>> santa cruz deputy suffer ed a heart attack while working out at a cross fit gym. the deputy whack a 28-year law enforcement veteran and father of three. the sheriff's department spokesperson said that he had just celebrated his 50th birthday and stayshape is important to deal with the rigors of the job. >> it is a double sword he was staying in shape and doing what you want to do to stay in shape for this kind of job. you know doing the right things. and it is just a tragedy that it occurred that way. >> cross fit is a relatively high regime that has been growing in popularity. the girlfriend is a trainer at the gym where he died. his death had nothing to do with cross fit. >>> oakland is planning for demonstrations. officials have sent out a notice to residents urging them to plan ahead. the organizers of the protest did not get a permit from the city. and flyers say it will start at 9:30 p.m. with a planned march to the glen dwyer jail. they will take action should things get out of control. >>> firefighters will be welcoming in the new year on top mount hamilton

>> reporter: at times we were talking shoulder to shoulder, not a lot of wiggle room and not a single cross word. >> everybody seems to be getting long. >> cityisbumping. weareallexcitedaboutthethingstha taregoingon. >> reporter: superbowlthe super bowl l in san francisco and the game is at the new 49ers stadium. everything else remains to be decided. the san francisco bay area super bowl host committee is in new york right now trying to learn what fans want most. >> biggest event in football on the world's biggest stage. >> reporter: i talked to people today and they wanted me to remind you the super bowl is not in new york. it sin new jersey. -- it is in new jersey. and at 10:00 p.m. how they plan to prevent any such rivalries as there might be between contra costa county and san francisco. gasia mikaelian ktvu's. >> gasia mikaelian is tweeting about your twit, you can follow her, just look for her -- tweeting about her report, you will following her just look for her handsal and we will bring -- handle and we will bring you the big game live at 3:30 p.m. >>> the fbi raided this tattoo pa

the officers say the woman and the girl were not in a crosswalk as they crossed the street. this happened just before 10:00 last night and officers are asking that anyone who may have seen this accident to give investigators a call. >>> san francisco police are investigating a similar tragedy: a little girl is dead and two are injured after being hit by a car crossing the street. katie marzullo is at sfo general. katie? >> yes, a woman, a mother and her four-year-old son were brought to san francisco general and they are expected to be okay but the woman's seven-year-old daughter was killed. this accident happened last night around 8:00. the three people, the woman and two children, were in a crosswalk on a green light and the driver of a honda s.u.v. was turning on a green light and he hit them dragging them several feet. police say there is no indication that the driver was drinking or was on drugs but he was arrested. >> the driver of the vehicle did remain on the scene and did speak with police investigators from our traffic commission investigations unit. during the cour

police say she turned left and hit an elderly woman in a cross walk. >> it's a busy neighborhood. everyone is crammed in. it doesn't surprise me that it happened. it's awful that it happened. >> reporter: the victim was taken to san francisco general with a leg injury. the driver did have a customer in the car at the time of the collision. in a statement, the company says -- >> reporter: the statement has the attention of a lift driver who dose. want to be identified. he's wondering if lift will take responsibility. >> my concern is for the person hit, and also how much coverage i have. >> reporter: the california public utilities commission requires lift to hold commercial liability insurance, with a minimum $1 million per incident coverage. our lift driver says the company's response to the incident will determine if he deeps driving with a mustache or hangs it up. tonight, the san francisco police department is investigating this accident, and they say the driver is cooperating. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> in the south bay, a 14-year-old g

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and saturday afternoon a cross-country race. for all these kids this is base camp. the steamboat springs winter sports club at howelsen hill, it's a place to play, meet and compete. >> i'm on top of howelsen hill. it may be humble, but around here it's mt olimp pus. they say it's built of dreams. >> one of the club's celebrated sons johnny spillane says winning is not what the place is all about. >> first and foremost it's a place for kids to ski. >> johnny spillane grew up a few blocks from the club at the vancouver olympics he was the first medallist bringing together ski jumping. >> all the kids are having fup, and you can't be successful at any sport without enjoying what you do. >> this is the history of ski town. >> yes, and here is the man that started it. carl howelson. >> he founded the club in 1914. his culture fuelling a winning formula. 96 olympians and counting. >> a large majority settle here and become coaches and mentors are olympians and you can touch and feel the spirit. taylor and bryan fletcher are grown up on their way to sochi. mum says the club

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yielding to the vehicle already in the roadway and that was in fact a bicyclists who came off of a sidewalk crossing a roadway while the vehicle had been turning and unsafe starting in this case was unfortunately a bicyclists adjaisesept to a motor vehicle. they both received a green light; a large commercial vehicle and the bicyclists lost balance and fell into the path of the vehicle. so the big question is what are we doing relative to traffic enforcement and making a difference in that regard? the mission of traffic enforcement in san francisco is predicated in large part by the mayor's pedestrian safety -- forgive me here. i am having a need for water but there's none. the mayor's pedestrian pedestrian safety strategy. and the police department albeit a large part of that is an aspect of it. the mayor's strategy is the will and here are some of the goals. with focus on distracted driving -- thank you very much. in just about 2008 cell phone laws relative to usage on the phone and texting came into light. unfortunately there hasn't been a tremendous amount of study on the impact of the use of ce

. >> the protests in the ukraine have been a cross current of new technologies, it's difficult for an outside observer to get a sense of what the scene is on the ground. drone footage makes it possible for organizations like ours to take a look from the issue. what is the vibe. there is a dark side to technology. protesters received text messages saying "you have been registered as a participant in a mass riot", a law that these people are protesting. the ability to triangulate the position of a protestor and send a message has sinister overtones. many protests are donning garb become from the middle ages, building siege kata puts. i think it's part of the flavour of protests we'll see from years to come. >> west virginians may have to wait a little longer until their water is safe to drink. investigators say there may be a second originally undetected chemical that spills into the elk river during the storage tank leak. authorities were testing and treating for one chemical. further testing will be done to make sure the second substance is removed. more than 3,000 are without tap wat

look at this priest, right in front of the thick of the action holding up a cross. i'm not sure which side has the vampires but that's kind of cool. (laughter) and the protestors have got some balls. even though they are outmanned and outgunned, they have not given up. they made their own catapult. (laughter) so even if they lose the revolution they're ready for next season's punkin chunkin, punkin chunkin. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: punkin. punkin chunkin. and the police may have all the latest riot gear but the protestors have kitchen equipment. (laughter) folks, you can tell, you can tell from this man's face, he's feeling the strain. and that helmet is completely impenetrable unless the police somehow develop hot water technology. (laughter) if this revolution succeeds 200 years from now the collander will be the symbol of ukrainian freedom just like our founders tricorn hats which by the way were not nearly as good for draining pasta. (laughter) well, my ukrainian friends, i stand with you. and to prove it, i will wear this collender. (cheers and applaus

stream of people filed past to pay their last respects and came from all walks of israeli life, from a crosstion of the domestic political spectrum. >> he was a hero and had courage. he had a great sense of humor. he leaves minute by minute and believes in himself. >> reporter: some said despite his image sharon took important steps in the direction of peace. >> to go out from gaza i think that was the beginning of the process that if he was alive israel would have been in a better place today and unfortunately god took him too early. >> reporter: near the separation wall that split parts of the city arab residents had a negative assessment of sharon's legacy. >> this is after the wall has been built, it's working only on 20% of its margin. it should be working five times what is working. >> reporter: on monday officials will be delivering their euology and biden and the british foreign minister will be attending and sharon will be taken to his final resting place, a modest grave site by his wife in the family farm in the south of israel and tom ackerman in jerusalem. >> reporter: fighting b

has partiallykel fractured her pelvis in a cross country's yang accident in switzerland before the newear. the injury was initially thought to be limited to bruising, but she has canceled a number of meetings and has been advised to lie down as much as possible for the next three weeks. at is not going to be easy for somebody who is as energetic as she is. now, for a second day in israel, thousands of african migrants took to the streets in protest against their treatment. they want the government to stop detaining foreigners who are there illegally. according to israeli authorities, there are currently about 53,000 immigrants who they say entered israel unlawfully by crossing the border. we have this report. they came in thousands, lining up along the sea front here in tel aviv, in front of foreign embassies. wave after wave joining in protest, and at times threatening to get out of hand. it remains peaceful. most of these migrants are from the sudan and other areas. theyears, they say authorities have eight nor did the applications for asylum, and they are now trying to round them up

resignation of former neda michelle told a news stand down at his face and the ongoing bloodshed in the country but still not sectarian violence rages on the red cross says that in these fifty people were killed in the northwest of the country can cause of this weekend in london and shocking images have just a notch or two muslim men being lynched in the capital monday then all these months contract through the streets in what was said to be in a revenge attack. an awful sight gag team on the ground sent us this report. embedded with the french military in the central african republic this is a rare glimpse of what happens outside the capital. no way to boston daily. unexpected events in the flashpoint town of hua lien forced us to stop there the first time since the riots it to the french peacekeeping troops witnessed acts of sectarian violence al title game. go on a river that still put a nice timing given to him. get them. well we aren't members of the christian militia into the locker pursuing local muslims chasing them with knives in the shootings the people we met were terrified. there were anti vomit on the routes we need protection. we had a

i can't believe this happened to my niece. >> we know they were outside of a cross work. >> reporter::55 p.m. last nights when they were hit by pick up truck driven by a 65- year-old man. >> after they exited the car the three individuals were struck. >> reporter: he says the sisters left it car because an argument occurred. those individuals have been interviewed. the mother died from her injuries. her sister released from the hospital. her son -- >> the injuries are extremely significant. we are just -- we are just hoping the baby recovers. >> devastating. devastating. >> reporter: police say the driver of the truck did stop after the accident. they say he is cooperating with the investigation and no charges have been filed yet. and it does not appear drawers alcohol played -- drugs or alcohol played a role. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a man is charged with lying to police about the killing of two dogs. the times reports the district attorney charged jonathan christ one count of obstructing an officer. he was protecting his father, randy christ, when he told them he shot a