i think she's gotten acclimated because she's already on the couch. >>> everybody, it's just about time for us to give away another ipad mini. >> you need wednesday's buzzword to be at least 18 years old and a legal u.s. resident. >> wednesday. buzzword coming up. >> the ipad mini giveaway is coming right up. >>> friends down under, everything on the planet summer is winter winters summer. the dash cam video, maybe there's a reason for all of that because these guys are getting pulled over for something the police described aspect tack cuelarly stupid. this guy on top of the car is riding a bike. one of his buddies trying to climb out of the window to get on the bike next to it. not two seconds after they drove past the police station with the police car behind them. the police immediately pull them over. >> a way of getting exercise while you car pool. >> there you go. >> we cannot see the funny side. the police are not seeing the funny side. the guy on the bike his wife was driving the car as well. the misses got a six-month ban from driving two years' probation and fine of $460. >> i

. >> reporter: well, proof that the body truly gets acclimated to his climate. look at this guy.ike he's in alaska. the pitcher bundled up in the florida cold. relatively speaking of course. he is from miami. so he's got an excuse. yeah, that's what happens when it's 53 degreeday after 75. i got to put the sweatshirt on. i'll send it back to you in the studio. brrr. >> cry me a river. cry me a river. >>> senior day is going to be emotional. the terrapins plan to honor them in the last home game. he's been a big team leader on the first ncaa bound team. and maryland 23-5 overall. and 11-4 in the first big season of the big 10. and the guard is one of 11 seniors including non-players. and they wants the guys to drink in all senior day has to offer. >> the whole thing, tell themt not about them, still about maryland. the thing you will remember the most is whether you won or lost the game, not how you played. >> i just want this to be a special moment for the whole team. and for the fans and my family and everybody. but i will look back on this day, once the season is over, and i'll

just settling in and because they have so many freshmen it's taken some time for the freshmen to acclimatehemselves into the system and be able to play with the other teammates. the recruits they brought in are very talented. now that they aren't like freshmen anymore i think that ear seeing that improvement. you're -- you're seeing that improvement. you're seeing that confidence and with that success. >> reporter: the hoyas had some early exits in the past few years. how do they get that monkey off their back and really make their mark in the tournament? >> i don't think they're thinking about what happened yesterday. i think the coach is trying to work this team as best he can. i think the thing georgetown is really missing is a goodpoint guard that can get in there and set everybody up and get the guys set up. five of their eight losses have been by very few points. they've played some really good teams, beat villanova by 20. they can beat anybody when they concentrate and i think they will as this season progresses. >> reporter: the final push starts tonight against st. johns, gus john

. >> reporter: but the hospital east assist important executive director says acclimateing is the most part for doctors. >> by the time they came, they learn the custom and culture, then they have to go back again and a new one arrives. >> reporter: so he is trying to push a three year contract to five. >>> now three al jazeera journalists were briefly detained in paris on wednesday as they attempted to produce a report on unmanned aircraft, also known as drones. governments around the world are scrambling how to restrict use of the devices which are now available to buy just about anywhere. legislation to control their use may be at the expense of creativity in tv and film industry. >> reporter: new technology is frequently disruptive and the proliferation of small, cheap, aircraft known as drones is no exception. this footage was shot from a drone during protestingses in june 2013. the police responded, though and shot it down. drones like these are cheap, some of them cost just a couple of hundred dollars. this is why they are so popular. pretty much anyone can buy a drone like this

effort by a lot of organizations, wolves captured as social groups in canada were transported down, acclimatedn pens and released. the fundamental question is, is the wolf gonna fit right back into the niche it once had or have things changed substantially enough to where their new niche is actually different than what it was at the turn of the century? narrator: scientists hoped that, as the top predator in the food chain, the wolf would control the population of elk and other herbivores and, therefore, the vegetation that these animals feed on such as willows, would be able to survive. since the return of the wolf the elk population has drastically decreased from 20,000 in the 1990s to fewer than 10,000 today. now crabtree and his team hope to discover what effect the wolf has on the plant life. specifically, they're examining riparian systems -- the areas along streams, rivers, and lakes. dr. crabtree: riparian ecosystems often are areas where you see the highest concentration of species or biodiversity. we call them hot spots. and certainly in a semi-arid ecosystem like the yellowstone the

. >> reporter: but i acclimate, adjust my breathing, and then remember my instructions.ck and pull my way to safety. but as this thermal imaging camera shows, my toes and extremities were blue and cold. but that's just from the original exposure to the freezing water. my core is fine. i'm not hypothermic. >> you want me to get back this? >> reporter: but no warmth for the weary. oh yes! i love it! this is like getting back in a nice tub. yep. back in the water. but this time giesbrecht gave me a nifty tool to help make extracting myself easier. >> these are called ice picks. and most people who snowmobile or go ice fishing have these around their neck. and this will make it easier. >> reporter: easier indeed but same rules apply. kick and pull. >> all right. >> for the kick and pull that could change your life. >> yeah. and apparently he actually tried to buy some of those ice picks but they're sold out on amazon. but that whole kick and pull it's also important, by the way, to roll yourself across the ice to safety. i don't know if i would keep all of that in mind. >> r

. >> i think when you are in the cold weather for so long you get acclimated. >> reporter: call it the crazy or dedication, freezing temperatures were not enough to keep people like seven five-year old janet, away from her routine on kelly drive. >> well, you live in a small apartment, in a condo and you need to go out and walk otherwise you become a couch potato. >> reporter: well, she noise couch potato i can vouch for that. as for this weekend here i'm told in order to keep everybody warm or trying to keep everyone as warm as possible south ninth street will be lined with plenty of fire barrels. reporting live tonight the from the italian market, todd quinones cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right todd thanks much. >>> you can get the updated forecast anytime if you have the cbs philly weather app. check out live radar receive weather alerts, whenever they are issued and a whole lot more, it is available for you right the now, free, on i tunes and google will play. >>> well, stay safe in this dangerous cold, find tips, on our web site at cbs philly.com, our cold weather survival gui

degrees with the light wind doesn't feel so bad compared to what we have been dealing w maybe we are acclimated with this. the it is true. when you walk outside it is cold do not get the me wrong but we have clear skies. we can bank on sunshine at least initially and in the terribly windy. storm scan is definitely clear but could we have a repeat performance of the possibility of record cold? friday and saturday, we definitely to the a shot for it vittoria. >>> katie, oh katie, black ice situation is definitely out and about in a few majors but i want to direct your attention to the tacony section of northeast philadelphia where we are still dealing with the fire location extinguish but traveling at torresdale and levick you will notice this activity here on levick is where we are still dealing with the close another point. you can still use torresdale avenue but devereaux is a good idea. schuylkill and rest of the majors owe far so good b ♪ i've been drivin' a lincoln since long before anybody paid me to drive one. i didn't do it to be cool. i didn't do it to make a statement. i just liked it.

. >> turbotax says its state filing action is now on hold over claims of fraudulent acclimation. criminals have used the method to file false returns. turbotax will turn state e-filing back on once security issues are resolved. >>> the job market started off 2015 right where 2014 left off. the new numbers out today show a big boost in hiring but the unemployment rating ticked up ever so slightly last mop. month. for more on the numbers, "real money" averages ali velshi is withis ali velshi.started to talk about 200 and the last election the presidential election they talk about 250,000 jobs. we now saw 257,000 jobs added to the economy in january and as you know we get revisions to the prior two months. november and december add he 147,000 more -- added 147,000 more jobs than we initially thought. november's was 423,000 net new jobs added single highest monthly number suns 1997. the unemployment number went up to 5.7% but as you and i know we ignore this number. the number of jobs we add each month is the more important figure. we saw gains in january in retail, health care, fina

. >> we'll be well acclimated. >> we're used to the 70s. >> thank you drew. >> sure. >>> still to come two bay area cities ranked high on a least stressed list. >>> people who live in san francisco are more stressed out about their lifestyle than people who live in oakland. compared to the rest of the country, both cities are pretty chill. new rankings from cnn money show four california cities rank in the top five for least stressed in the country for those seeking an active lifestyle. san francisco comes in fifth. oakland's number four. sacramento and irvine are even less stressed. the rankings are based on factors like how much people binge drink smoke and exercise. the percentage of sunshine also factors in. >>> you can enjoy the national parks this long warm holiday weekend for free. it's courtesy of the national park service in honor of the president's day holiday. through february 16th, you can head out to any of 133 national parks that usually charge a fee, and skip paying that $7. the next time you'll have this opportunity is the weekend of april 18th the opening weekend of na

yesterday team teal tested the outdoor ice acclimating them to the rink.rews say the humidity was the biggest challenge in prepping the venue. but the reviews were good from sharks players. it's a home game unlike any other for san jose, skating in front of 70,000 strong. >> you're in this beautiful stadium, you know, production at the nhl and sharks have put on, tomorrow will be even more spectacular with all of the fans here. >> the professionals weren't the only skaters at levi's. family and friends allowed to get the feel for what it would be like skating in front of a capacity crowd. if you weren't able to score a ticket, see the game on nbc sports network. i should say it's going to be a warm saturday. anthony slaughter will give us a look at our weekend forecast and what it will be like tonight. >> talking about the biggest problem, the humidity or the lack thereof. we don't ever have humidity in the south bay. could be a big problem. they have insulators around the its to keep it cold. >> i didn't even know that. i figure skated for ten years and i

civilization and guilted back into that or they're just living a western life trying to enjoy life and acclimated to a new home and radicals try to take them out of that and say you've left the muslim world behind. >> how are they supposed to do that when you're saying it's not coming from a single place. it's not coming from a single country, it's not coming from a single socioeconomic group. how do you find them? >> it's not really the responsibility of fbi or any security service that needs to do this. this needs to be done by the people around them. you heard the individuals that attended the mosque and they say he seemed like a normal guy. somebody knows he's not just normal. those people need to be held accountable when they radicalize to the point of turning to violence and the people around them do nothing. >> thank you very much. it's a good point. of course as tim points out you hear from the people how nice and gentle and wonderful. you hear it in everything. the jihad case when you hear about murders. you never hear anyone say i saw it coming. >>> one of putin's most vocal critics sho

. >> the hospital's assistant executive director said acclimating is the most difficult part. >> by the time the doctor and nurses came and get familiar with the culture and custom, then they have to go back again and a new one arrives. >> he's trying to push a three year contract term to five, yet another example of how cuba's doctors are its greatest commodity. >> it's time for all the sports news. >> afghanistan have won their first ever march at the cricket world cup beating scotland in a thrilling game. >> neither scotland nor afghanistan has won the world cup before, so that was a change. afghanistan's decision to field paid off early. scotland were in trouble on 135 for seven josh davy was one of four wickets. the wicket partnership helped scotland post 210 their highest ever world cup total. it didn't look like afghanistan were going to be able to reach the target. steadied the run chase with seven fours and five sixes. 192 for nine, 19 runs off the target with one wicket remaining. scotland had the chance to wrap up the victory but he missed the bickell with the attempted direc

. >> reporter: but the hospital's assistant executive director says acclimating is the most difficultr doctors. >> by the time the doctors or nurses came and, you know get familiar with the culture and custom and then they have to go back again for a new one arrives. >> reporter: he is trying to push a three-year contract term to five and another example how cuba doctors are its greatest commodity. i'm with al jazeera. >>> nearly 9 million people have watched the youtube video that shows a deaf woman hearing for the first time in her life a cochlear implant made it possible. >> inserted a small device in her ear where a microphone and speech processor use electrodes to stimulate the nerves artificially creating the sense of sound and met the british woman breaking her silence with a memoir. >> it's all right. it's a big, big life-changing day today. >> reporter: this is the moment joe's cochlear implants were turned on and she could hear for the first time. >> i hear my own voice. >> reporter: a lifetime, 39 years joe had been deaf until last year when she had a small electronic devic

. >> you're acclimateing yourself, right?know about that. >> he which youly says it feels mild. >> it was 8 degrees with the wind blowing. >> there's your relativity for you. >> now it feels balmy. >> thank you. >> speaking of balmy a little history humor with the message in one california town. how authorities are using jokes and street signs to get serious message across. people are flocking to a new cafe to hang out with sheep. why sheep in particular were chose zen here. >> cute little guys coming up at 6:00 fantastic update to a story we brought you just yesterday. a local family needs help to move their son around. you are jumping in to help big time. we've got an update we just cannot wait to share. ♪ there's nothing more romantic than a spontaneous moment. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus c

bernard parish and the city of new orleans, which back then, was still acclimating to the idea of beingamerican city. today, representatives of these three local government pay tribute to the men women, and merchants and laborers whose efforts helped win the day and who were built -- and who rebuilt the region after the war. they are the louisiana battle of new orleans bicentennial commission, the city of new orleans, and st. bernard parish. ♪ recognizing our roots in the national park service program featuring high school students from st. bernard parish and the city of new orleans. there wreath is an honor of the young people who will carry forward louisiana's historical and cultural heritage. ♪ the british embassy for the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland is presenting a wreath and honor of the continuing friendship and alliance between great britain and united states. his excellency sir peter ambassador of great britain will receive the wreath. ♪ the national park service is presenting a wreath on perhaps -- on behalf of the united states of america as a symbol of

now earlier today, team teal hit the ice to acclimate themselves with one final state before they takel.a. kings. and they had to get the feel for the outdoor ice obviously. the humidity has been the biggest challenge for the crews in prepping the venue. but for their part, the sharks very impressed. >> it's rough. we hear all about it. we obviously follow on social media the progression over the days. but it's such a buildup leading to it. it takes any exception we have from the locker room to the ice to the whole facility. it's really spectacular. >> all right. coming back later in sports, we'll tell you how the players are feeling about their contest against their archrival tomorrow night. reporting live from levi's geraud moncure nbc bay area. >> okay gerard thank you. >>> we'll turn things over to jeff ranieri right now. he is also live at levi's stadium. they've got some ponds and stuff around the ice too. it just looks phenomenal. >> yeah they've got a lot of action besides just the ice there. they're really kind of taking over the levi's stadium here with the ice rink right in

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history, and he dies this way helping out fellow soldiers that were struggling as they tried to acclimate back into civilian life. so i'm not surprised at all that she made the choice not to be there. >> no, absolutely right. frankly, no one will really know whether the movie had any effect on the jury. obviously the judge will have instructions to the jury that everything outside of the courtroom has to be held at abayance. they have to deliberate just on the facts alone, on the testimony they heard. who knows what the influence was. if you look at statistically, any of the defenses going for the insanity defense, less than 2% are actually successful. so jurors don't want to hear it. there were two men who were killed. don't come forward to the jury and say, i killed these two individuals but don't blame me, i didn't realize what i'm doing, i wasn't at fault. it's hard for juries to say, especially with a horrendous crime like this, where these two men were executed, to say i don't know what i was doing at the time. they have a difficult time buying that story. >> mercedes, stay right th

get acclimated. they understand this is education first. maybe i want to stay. think it is good? >> i think it is interesting. i think in the big picture it is interesting. big-time players aren't going to the big time. unless everybody is up for it, it will not work. >> rudy giuliani is standing by his comments that president obama does not love congress. an update on that the tarp. it is called a black beauty. it sold, for what i am told, for a bargain. listen. ♪ the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. >> the first qatar that he used. he put it to the public on television. black piano finish. stuart: let me update you on the fate of the black beauty qatar. tom doyle played it for us, as you saw. who bought it, you ask? i will show you. $335,000 for that

but i acclimate, adjust my breathing and remember my instructions.s and extremities were blue and cold. but that's just from the original exposure from the freezing water. my core is fine. i'm not hypothermic. no warm for the weary. >> yeah. i love it. this is like getting back. >> back in the water. but this time he's given me a nifty told to help extracting myself easier. >> these are called ice sticks. most people that go ice fishing have these around their neck and this will make it easier. >> easier indeed but same rules apply, kick and pull. all right. >> so in addition to kick and pull, dr. popsicle says remember this it will take you about a minute to get used to the cold water, just keep breathing. you have got 10 minutes before you won't be able to move your hands and feet and an hour or so before you lose consciousness. >> that's longer than i thought. >> yeah. don't gohypothermic that quickly. you can pretty much try to maneuver out. if you're wondering what this is. these are the picks we use to pound the ice and pull yourself out of wat

kids are out in shorts and t-shirts for the first couple of days to get acclimated to the weather and then graduate to shoulder pads and graduate a little further. so monumental steps have been taken in terms of player safety during practice. but i would say that look this is a -- the league has every right to make money, and it's clearly in high demand. there's certainly no argument about that. i would say that there's separating the issue of the nfl and its ability to be a gigantic business and also the issues of the day facing the nfl. domestic violence murder with aaron hernandez and you've got child abuse. emotionally charged, aggressive intense subjects that are certainly addressing major issues within the nfl, but these are also major national issues not just nfl issues. >> stick with us our guests are all hanging out with us throughout the day today, but up next fans and celebrities are all flocking to glendale. we're going to take you there for a live report and a glimpse of the party scene. super bowl sunday in nerdland. ♪ welcome to the most social car we've ever designed.

returning citizens will be given access to resources that will help them acclimate to a life outside of prison and enhance the chance of success. in closing i leave you with the words of dr. king. we're now faced with the fact that tomorrow is today. we're confronted with the fierce urgency of now. there is an invisible book of life that faithfully records our vigilance or neglect. non-violent coexistence. this may well be the last chance to choose between chaos and community. i pray we choose community. thank you. >> thank you very much. next we have mr. jim st. jermaine, founder of preparing leaders for tomorrow. >> good morning. and thank you all for being here. and thank you for inviting me. to such an important conversation that we need to have. and, you know specifically wanted to thank mr. stevenson for a lot of the work that he has been doing. on behalf of every at risk youth and poor and young people around the nation, i want to thank you personally from my heart. you know -- and i also want to thank the other panelists. mr. jim winkler and carmen perez. and i also vow to no