a torn achilles tendon.re's a radical new procedure that could mean the difference between running again or never walking again at all. >> i was going up for a layup and i felt a large pop and i thought somebody had kicked me from behind. >> reporter: that pop was the sound of reuben's achilles tendon rupturing. >> i sat down for a moment, tried to walk again, that wasn't happening. >> reporter: the achilles tendon is a large fibrous cord that connects the back of the half with the heelbone. it's one of the strongest tendons in the body, but also one of the most vulnerable to injury. >> it doesn't have that much blood supply. so there's what we call a water shed rear that predisposes it to rupturing. >> reporter: usually fixing it in simple. a routine surgery to reconnect the torn tendon. but georgetown university hospital dr. karen evans says for 5% of patients, there are complications. >> it can happen to anyone. >> reporter: and that means more surgery leaving some patients unable to walk. but now evans i

the finance minister acknowledged growth was low, but he denied france is the achilles' heel in the eurozone this shows france is a country that has great capability and capacity. we have to stop with the french bashing. as long as we are able to boost investment and innovation. hearing, have been italy's prime minister has resigned. -- he seemsucceeded to be pushing a reform agenda. they seem to let the prospect of him in power. let's look at the italian stock market. prospect 1.6% on the of the new prime minister. all of the main markets in europe also ended above the flat line. states, aboutited 40 minutes of trading to go, we are seeing a positive picture as well. all in positive territory. dropped byduction 0.8%. is at a 13.5 year high. let's talk you through a few other business stories we are watching. -- according to preliminary figures. economy contracted by 0.2% between october and december. they are said to raise the pressure on the brazilian government. winter storms and harsh weather in the united states are racking up. havees show u.s. airlines canceled 75,000 flights. the high

pitcher, he was carted off the field as he was trying to attempt a come back, he ruptured his left achillesendon. out for the season. we'll see you again at 11. your latest news and weather is always on k-p-i-x dot-co >>> good guy though. hate to see that happen to him. that's it for us at 6:30. see you back at 11:00. >>> have a great evening, bring an umbrella. um... where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. en dreams can be big. woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! um... where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. >> welcome to california bountiful. i'm your host tracy sellers. today we're spending our day in beautiful... if you're not hungry yet, you might be after today's show. we have a lot of great food on the show today, so let's get to our first story. [music] >> besides having breathtakingly beautiful scenery, the counties have another distinction. cheese capitol of california. in fact of california cheese companies

begun in the desert and formerways picture mark mulder, who is attempting a comeback,er to his left achillesim hudson was a pickup this season to round out the rotation after signing. tim lincecum and matt vogelsong. the panda needed to come back in shape and keep the weight off if he wants to earn a new contract at the season's end. he looks great and talked about his offseason regimen. >> swimming, all those things to get ready. so i feel great. >> did it in 2011 so now it's matter of him being consistent, with the changes that he has made in order to stay in the condition he is in. i'll be honest, we're talking about right now, and he has unbelievable talent, can do some things on the baseball field. >> of course i'll be heading to spring training on tuesday and will beginning my reports win as 6:00 p.m. on abc7 from the giants and theways camps. >> college hoops. cal and seattle. always a dangerous team. washington dominated early. about the bears came out roaring. tyronn recall has with the steal. solomon knows how to finish. cal end the half on a 19-2 run. they didn't stop in the serve

mark mulled here was attempting a comeback with the angels after a six-year break tore his left achilleson probably ending the 36-year-old's career. meanwhile his former teammate went to the big pick-up. round out the starting rotation after re-signing. meanwhile pablo sandoval needed to come back in shape and keep the weight off if he wants to earn a new contract at season's end. he looks great and he talked about his off-season regimen. >> swinging, all those things to get ready. so i feel great. >> you did it in 2011. now it will be about being consistent. with the changes that he's made in order to stay in that type of condition that he's in. >> he has unbelievable tal eblt to do some things on the baseball field. >> the pga tour, riviera golf course. continuing their west coast swing. >> now some amazing shots. today notes jim furyk, he knows to play the slow and roll it back toward the hole. 467,ed today today. william shot a six under 65. birdie putt. 12 unon the tournament. he leads by two strokes. coming up at 11:00, josh donaldson checks in. and he just signed a one-year $2 mil

begun in the desert and formerways picture mark mulder, who is attempting a comeback,er to his left achillesending his career. tim hudson was a pickup this season to round out the rotation after signing. tim lincecum and matt vogelsong. the panda needed to come back in shape and keep the weight off if he wants to earn a new contract at the season's end. he looks great and talked about his offseason regimen. >> swimming, all those things to get ready. so i feel great. >> did it in 2011 so now it's matter of him being consistent, with the changes that he has made in order to stay in the condition he is in. i'll be honest, we're talking about right now, and he has unbelievable talent, can do some things on the baseball field. >> of course i'll be heading to spring training on tuesday and will beginning my reports win as 6:00 p.m. on abc7 from the giants and theways camps. >> college hoops. cal and seattle. always a dangerous team. washington dominated early. about the bears came out roaring. tyronn recall has with the steal. solomon knows how to finish. cal end the half on a 19-2 run. they didn

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. >> it is an achilles' heel, image problem, fine, whatever it is, when you put out minimum wage, long-term unemployment benefits, this was specifically put on the schedule, one a calendar thing, that republicans would have to articulate why they're against it. >> i guess this idea of one america two economies. you have this country, the land of the american dream, yet it's the haves and have nots? i am very concerned. i share your concern about rising inequality. i think it's one of the most important issues and one of the most disturbing trends facing the nation at the present time. >> is that the view -- >> a growing gap. >> yes, it is. it is. but still, as i say, those who go from the outside to america have a better chance of making it and living the american dream. people do see that americans are suffering from this, not just income inequality but the growing gap of the inequality, but it's happening in places like london right now. >> everyone, from the pope to the president, has weighed in on growing income inequality. oxfam, the global anti-hunger and poverty group says the 85 ric

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i found it to four months achilles are accused of being modest in its app that lets you be buying that jaunty tune in their findings in this lab rats france. three the cup itself with the extreme photos of a crime and that is breaking out into him. the he's a comment like most cases it seems an auction with me next. and welcome to the problem ukraine's ounce of praise and thanks again to call the church sent this to the statement which said chance he's an only to give up into fine to hold onto our paths crossed line to the season extended test the keys in kyiv right now and i say so what did the awesome presence have to say. well the story of the city among others has turned into a genuine hollywood thriller. he fled to the ukraine's capital of five days ago. leaving all the governmental buildings macd the power itself in the capital to what was then that the political opposition i see what's which was quite recently. putting him on that wanted lists the branding him a criminal responsible for mass than that of ukrainians it has been speculation for some time that an approach may still

mark malder attempting a comeback tore his achilles tendon today.bly over, the 36-year-old's career that is. hudson with a big pickup for the braves this season. pablo sandoval needed to keep the weight off if he wants to earn a new contract. he looks great and talked about his offseason regiment today. >> swinging, all of those things to get ready. so i feel great. >> did it in 2011. now it is a matter of him being consistent with the changes that he has made in order to stay in the type of condition that he is in. i'll be honest. i mean, we are talking about right now. you know, he has unbelievable talent to do some things on the baseball field. >> i will be heading to spring training tuesday. >>> the nba staging all star weekend. we tip off with the three point contest. seth curry representing in the competition for the second year in a row. curry bounced in the first round and made 12 for 25 for a total of 16 points. the spurs won the competition. 17 buckets for 24 points. at least a former warrior won the event. >>> in the dunk competition harr

. >> here is a dog owner shot this video of his guilty looking dog achilles after the dog tried to takef his plate there is a sturdy that reveals he may look guilty that doesn't mean they feel guilty. saying it's just a reaction to the tantrum the owner throws after discovering the damage the dog has done >> only lasts for just a moment. did you see how he looked up? >> they're actors. >> yes. >> fraudses is what they are >> let's turn to our weather. >> spencer christian is here. >> rain so wide spread. and as you look at this close up to santa rosa, point reyes, pockets of heavy rain. north bay coast this is in effect until 1:00 a.m . winds out of the south at 20-35 miles per hour. gusts 50 miles per hour there is a possibility of downed trees with these windy conditions and soil. tomorrow, dry but monterey north showers eastward, and snow in the higher elevations here in the bay area it's going to be a showery day. look for highs reaching into upper 50s in coastal areas. another big storm coming in tomorrow night gooding to add another 2 to 4 inches of rain. much-needed rainfall. the

. >>> meanwhile, obamacare looks like it could be an achilles heel for a possible presidential contender. carl cameron on maryland's broken system. >> tv ads for maryland's web based obamacare exchange sings a song of coverage convenience. ♪ got to have it, going to get it ♪ ♪ convenience >> but a crippling glitch in the exchange could cost them an extra $35 million because they can't crunch the data and determine who is eligible and who is not. a routine budget report released thursday said, quote, the system is currently incapable of handling who is in conflict. they had hardware and design problems, lost applications and stuck cases. the federal government has approved a six-month delay, and the report estimates the cost of the six-month delay could be $17.8 million in fiscal year 2014 and an additional $12.5 million in 2015. the company that built the system has been paid $68 million and fired. maryland hired a new contractor and is also considering other systems in other states as well as using the federal healthcare.gov site. martin o'malley who is preparing a 2016 presidential run

within that progress, achilles' heel is newborn.ies die the first day but also in the first month. we know we can do something about that. >> i traveled a little bit around south sudan. and i've got to go some of the things you want to happen. i think you want 65 times more doctors, nurses and midwives. that seems so unrealistic. >> well, this is the toughest place in the world to do it. we just walked around. we saw a mom who would have probably died in the bush with a breach baby. i think even here you can make a difference. there's 300 midwives in south sudan. we can do these extraordinary things. >> how do you do it? this is also one of the poorest countries on the planet. >> but only a few years ago, with the aids crisis, we were told it was impossible, that we would never be able to provide anti viral to people. we have 9 million people on anti-virals. it will cost a lot of money. not just aid, but money from government themselves and the private sector. but this is a problem that is solvable. >> rather than go for midwives, w

the left and not a surprise but i think many people predict that wall street for 2016 will be her achillesel in the same way the iraq war was in 2008. something she will have a fight. if she becomes nominee and elected many on this kind of new left progressive left fear that she is going to be too close it wall street and continue her husband's moderate policy. >> that's a given. i don't think hillary clinton although they made a big show of being with de blasio who is about as far as left as you get and they were all raw raw and the mayor of new york wants to confiscate everything, i'm not quite sure how much. but i have got my bike chained six times. so i bet you have a nice bike too. dr. there is a division in the democratic party like the republican party like the paper people and moderate republicans. growing division between the so-called progressive ring and moderate ring, do you see it that way? >> i don't see that division historically as you guys see it i see a rhetorical concern, i think about whether hillary clinton is talking to the right people, hearing the right ideas. >> wh

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the other thing, the achilles heel, it's a centralized data base. you have to decentralize those databases. i think oracle actually benefits from this, as well. companies are going to have to decentralize their data bases and spend more with oracle. >> still ahead, move over twitter. china's hottest microblogging site might be looking to make the u.s. debut. what that means for the social media trade as a whole and how to play it. that's next. there's this kid. coach calls her a team player. she's kind of special. she makes the whole team better. he's the kind of player that puts the puck, horsehide, bullet. right where it needs to be. coach calls it logistics. he's a great passer. dependable. a winning team has to have one. somebody you can count on. somebody like my dad. this is my dad. somebody like my mom. my grandfather. i'm very pround of him. her. them. can you start tomorrow? yes sir. alright. let's share the news tomorrow. today we failrly busy. tomorrow we're booked solid. we close on the house tomorrow. i want one of these opened up. beca

david: now you have mentioned to us in our notes here that the achilles' heel of these cyber-terroristst they become, is their own hubris. they become too self-satisfied at their work. how can you take advantage of that? >> well there, are several ways. one is they become much easytory find. they leave telltale track that is we can then use to find then. that is not specifically what my companies does but that is certainly something that is beneficial to all of us. my company makes them work much, much harder. when they become self-satisfied with what they had did before they become less willing to work. we radically increase the amount of effort to make them successful. in many cases we make it impossible. david: shape security cofound ir. thank you for doing what you're doing. we'll all take advantage of that. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. liz: thank you, summit. big storms across the country putting the brakes on auto sales for some car companies. we have details. there are both losers and winners and what it could mean for the economy. that's right, nhidd fees. it's jus

it's an achilles heel for this problem. >> all right. phil, thanks so much for that report. guys?les. it's not just how they run. it's what that do. right? how do you trade this news? >> as far as autos in general, judge, o'reilly automotive, orly, and brkszwa. as far as that. as far as how -- >> what about ford's? >> ford is still number one selling vehicle on earth, right, with the f150. i would say that even though consumer reports doesn't rate them highly, they're still doing pretty well on the profit side. >> you know, it's interesting with blackberry because nothing gins blackberry. my daughter has used an iphone forever. loves her new blackberry with the keyboard. blackberry doesn't have a great public reputation at this point. so it's interesting they would go from microsoft to blackberry because of that. so i'm wondering about it. look, i sold my ford a while ago. >> is anybody trading ford differently now as as a result of consumer reports? >> as a result of this, a lot of the money for the big two here, whether it be general motors or ford, has gone from general motors

a lot of the foreign debt by corporates in emerging markets becomes an achilles heel. how do you see it? >> we have same issues in the market for the europe and the u.s. investors globally shift given the risk, and as that capital moves around, of course, we've seen a lot of -- because of the fed expansion, not a lot of capital flow to the emerging markets area. >> martin, good see you. have a good month. >>> elsewhere in the u.s., and time warner is up from the current 1.37 share bid. they say time warner is worth $37 billion. the charter could wait to sweeten their bid. time warmer able up 1.7% today in frankfurt outperforming. >>> yellow will be sworn in at 9:00 eastern after officially taking over ben bernanke on saturday. he'll be testifying before the house financial services committee. she hasn't spokesen publicly about monetary policy about the economy this past weekend. >>> punxsutawney phil predicts six more weeks of the season. he saw his shadow in the groundhog ceremony yesterday attracting boos from the pennsylvania crowd. if he sees his shadow, winter wil

if the achilles' heel of the government coming upon us is economic and financial collapse, why are you not preparing, for example nationalists? i see no nationalists saying cubans are taking all of our .oney it is all of this sort of two ortic, episodic, three major concepts. you could try to pry off some of the poor people who are very loyal to shabbos. they may be poor but they are also venezuela and very proud of the nation. >> thank you. answer, we have a few other questions. we are going to take several of the time. hi, just to sort of amplify, first of all, is there any sign this particular point, especially with the leadership taking the country over a financial cliff? are we seeing any sort of re?cking thei obviously, the people in the streets will follow the higher orders. it'sdly, it sounds like the police and the national guard. is the army moving in? you saw a picture of the air force that showed a picture of the air force trying to scare people. is the army getting engaged. that is always a critical turning point. you probably have a heckuva day coming up. if i remember, m

. >> dominic, i noted in your notes you say that actually the european bank for the achilles heel right now for europe. expand on that for us, please. >> i think it's a matter of capitalization. we saw it today in barclay's numbers. yes, they've got the leverage ratio back up to 3% and two on capital i think is at 9.5%. but both of on those numbers are still too low. so you still have a banking system which requires more capital and is continuing to deleverage as a result. >> so what do you -- do you take the read through -- is there much of a read through in the whole sector? we had more comments out yesterday from david serra saying 50 billion in carpetal eurozone banks. do you view the capitalization differently for uk banks to eurozone? >> obviously, in the case of barclay's, they've still got more work to do in improving their capital ratios. but yeah, i think in the situation of lloyds, i think the capital situation is better. and i would say overall the situation was better. but i don't think that anybody should take too much comfort. i mean, the economy is improving in the uk. b

and because of the technologies that may not even be fully up to snuff at this point, versus what achilles heel,al which is everyone moving toward online financial transactions. think about how many of us pay our utility bills or college tuition online. into the can get personal data information, that is something that there are no limits on, in terms of an exposure.'s we are much more vulnerable. expired, but i would say that chip and pin, a good step forward. continuing the notion that mr. leach said, recognizing tokenization, and other abilities that are online transactions trying to put a level of protection is something that needs a lot more study. >> let me follow up with mallory. i agree with you that parliament has done a much better job than congress moving to chip and pin. i was struck by your comment that fraud was reduced in the u.k. by 70% by using chip and pin. for the love -- for those of friends in the u.k., -- for those of us with lots of friends in the u.k., you will see them pin out their card with the dispels the backwardness of the u.s. banking industry. how much would

of the technologies that may not be fully up to snuff at this point versus what may be our real achilles heel which is everybody's movement towards online financial transactions, how many utility bills, i pay college tuition on line and from a certain sense if people can get into that personal data information that is something there are no limits on in terms of individual exposure, we are much more vulnerable, my time is expired but i would say a step forward, equalization, step forward but continuing again, the notion of recognizing other abilities in online transactions putting a level of protection that needs a lot more study. >> following up with mallory, parliament has done a much better job in congress moving, i was struck by your comments that violence reduced in the u.k. by 70%. lots of friends in the u.k. you will see them, credit, debit card. disparage technological backwardness of the united states. and i ask you on behalf of retail federation how much would it cost members to move to a full u.k.-based shipment? >> we would have to replace all of the card readers in the store

but the real achilles heel to the market is global geopolitical situation.ions that turns into a crash has happened for reasons that were unknown prior to its occurrence and those reasons could come from anywhere. i would say, i would look overseas to china particularly, problems in the ukraine, markets paint no attention to that, egypt still in turmoil and iraa no one knows what they are up to but i am sure it is no good. connell: perhaps not but the financial market correlation is more china. is that a slowdown in the economy or the political stuff between japan and china? what you most worried about with china? >> i am a little worried about the political turmoil between them and japan but more worried about the fact the chinese have never really been too straight forward as to the health of their economy or its direction. we have given them a lot of hope and the economy is in somewhat of a turmoil. the credit cycle in coming to an end and it could end badly, it could overwhelm the markets. connell: that could trigger a big sell. whereas ukraine would not

thoughts of suicide, depression, shattered his fibula, ripped his achilles tendon. where we belong. >> speaking of love. we love kathie lee and hoda. >> oh, al, you're dead to me. yes, you're the one that can't stay out of the newspapers, mister. you're dead to me. >> oh. >> oh. oh. what are you talking about? >> remember -- around kathie lee? >> but it do >>> you're watching today in the bay. >> good morning, everyone. san jose police now calling a deadly hit-and-run crash the city's seventh homicide of the year. it happened near capital expressway and monterrey road just after 3:00 yesterday afternoon. police say they showed up to find a man in his 30s on the ground bleeding. he was pronounced dead soon after. witnesses told police there was some kind of fight that occurred at a nearby flea market before the crash. >>> this morning, investigators are trying to piece together information about a burned body found in the oakland hills. emergency crews say the body was still on fire when they arrived in the parking lot of skyline boulevard entrance to the redwood reg

and because of the technologies that may not even be fully up to snuff at this point, versus what achilles heel,al which is everyone moving toward online financial transactions. think about how many of us pay our utility bills or college tuition online. into the can get personal data information, that is something that there are no limits on, in terms of an exposure.'s we are much more vulnerable. expired, but i would say that chip and pin, a good step forward. continuing the notion that mr. leach said, recognizing tokenization, and other abilities that are online transactions trying to put a level of protection is something that needs a lot more study. >> let me follow up with mallory. i agree with you that parliament has done a much better job than congress moving to chip and pin. i was struck by your comment that fraud was reduced in the u.k. by 70% by using chip and pin. for the love -- for those of friends in the u.k., -- for those of us with lots of friends in the u.k., you will see them pin out their card with the dispels the backwardness of the u.s. banking industry. how much would