allen is in the general population unit.e be deemed incompetent, that would be through a psychiatrist and the court would deem them incompetent and you wouldn't be housed in the house of correction. you would be at bridgewater which is where our state facility is. >> though he's been ruled competent, corey has posed problems. >> he's got a very poor impulse control. when he gets ramped up, he's uncontrollable to bring down. so there are issues. sometimes he's in much more need of mental health to be seen with them and get back down to a calming state. >> no touch and move. okay. you rubbed all over that [ bleep ] dog. okay. it's like that? >> it's like that. >> it's like that? >> it's like that. >> it's like that? >> it's like that. >> while housing corey provides a correctional challenge for staff, sharing a cell with angel fuentes, a friend from the streets, has made time go by a little easier for everyone. >> we've known each other for seven, eight years. he's a riot. he's a riot in here laughing all night, giggling. i do

who worked on national security policy for both the bush and obama administrations mr allen thank you very much for being on the show if your book blinking red you describe what you called the most momentous overhaul of america's national security infrastructure since the second world war spurred by nine eleven and the iraqi misadventure but i wonder if that sweeping reform really brought a new substantial change because previously the intelligence community was criticized for inadequate communication among various agencies and as the boston bombing revealed that communication was still inadequate the cia used to be in believed it still has the dominant role within the intelligence community so what has really changed as a result of that major overhaul that you describe in your book i think you're on to something and that's one of the central questions in my book blinking red which is all the institutional reforms and new intelligence agencies that we set up after september eleventh and after the intelligence failure in iraq whether they have done a good job as we say here in the unit

denis kos allen! denicos allen!the outside linebacker, denicos allen forces the play but fights off the block from jeff heuerman, the tight end, and gets outside. heuerman has got to make that block in order for hyde to turn up field. he got his block. in heuerman makes the block there, i think it's a first down. there is pat gnar tusy who has come down out of the booth here in the fourth quarter for michigan state and had the right call on. they plugged the inside with guys in the gap and denicos allen makes a superman play on >> gus: michigan state's defense, the heart and soul of this ]]oáteam, standing upvi:+ and tall to give their offense the football. langford brings it outside. langford with speed and out of bounds at the ohio state 45. c.j. barnett runs him out of bounds after the 16-yard game. >> charles: how about the way michigan state offensive line tight end control the edge to the point of attack and gave langford the avenue to the corner. how about those big guys up front? 51, 54,5r0on cruz tht game.

here today in the post cold war era than arguably it might have been in the cold war absolutely mr allen this is a good point but you just mentioned russia and russia is also a target for international terrorism so is france so is germany but all those countries combined don't spend as much on intelligence gathering intelligence spending as the united states alone well i don't know exactly how much russia spins on their intelligence it's based on history i imagine it's very very high russia is of course got an aggressive intelligence service that operates all over the globe the way we define intelligence here in the united states is not just the activities of the central intelligence agency it's also the support we give to our soldiers who are were engaged in iraq and also engaged in afghanistan they need what we call signals intelligence they need photography that helps them win a particular battle and so we define intelligence rather broadly and for the challenges that the united states has we think it's been an appropriate level of spending although it has contract it a little bit in

>> reporter: well, allen, what we have is kind of a disturbing timeline. now, firefighters thought she was dead. she was 16. so rescue 10 according to the documents arrived on the scene and drove around her again because she thought that she was already dead. now, rescue 10, 14 minutes later, moved the plane to the left wing. at that point, the girl was already covered in foam and she was hit by the rig. but it still wasn't over. at 12:01, a second rig hit her because she was covered in this foam. they didn't see her. and she was hit on the way as this truck went to refill water. and allen, the coroner did -- [ signal breakup ] -- alive after that plane crashed. very sad. >> run over twice. all right. tara mergener in washington, thank you. >>> in burlingame, a public viewing of the ntsb hearing was broadcast at the crowne plaza hotel. now, a half dozen families of passengers on the asiana flight did reply they would come. but none showed up. it was mostly employees. they are required to have the public viewing close to the crash site. >>> pilots overrelyi

allen, nice to see you, allen capper, credit strategist. delighted to have you on board. what is interesting about all of those performances, there's one asset class that's done absolutely nothing, it's oil. >> yes. >> brent is pretty flat on the year. you know, i just mention that because we've had stellar gains and losses, treasuries down, i think treasuries are the worst since 1973. lots of movement apart from the oil complex. >> i think in part because investors were very, very focused upon commodities for about mid 2000s up until the nasty period from 2007. they kind of backed off because aussie prices backed off. now there's a huge amount of capacity surrounding where they go over the coming two or three years. i don't think that's really focused upon where they might go over the next -- >> no. and i supposed with oil, as well, brent supply fears have been outweighed by weak demand. so we'll see what happened. in the bond space, we're all -- we've got treasury yields up near 3%, around that sort of space. how are we going to be impacted, do you think, by different r

. >> i'm allen martin. a coldhearted grinch stole some nomes with a very special meaning to a concord family. now those nomes are back just in time for christmas. kristen ayers with a happy holiday ending for one family in one neighborhood. >> reporter: maybe it's the sign they left in their yard. either way, they got their christmas wish to get those nomes back just in the nick of time. christmas eve and people are coming from all over to see the concord home that the man known as mr. christmas lights up every year. >> it's cool and very bright. >> it's beautiful and it's very pretty. >> i have never seen any kind of light like this in my life. >> while all eyes are focused here, a true wrist mas miracle is unfolding at the house across the street. the one with no lights. >> i call it a miracle. >> look closely, the miracle frank is talking about, the only decorations on the lawn. a couple nomes that mean the world to him and his wife. carolyn died in a motorcycle accident two years ago and they put the no

dennis allen was not one of them. mark davis will take a week to decide on dennis allen's future with the raiders. the expectation, though, is that the gm and allen will be back. as for the quarterback situation, dennis allen says that is still up in the air. >> i think that's a position that we've got to make sure that we address. you know, i'm not sure that we have the quarterback of the future in the building right now. i do think that we have a better idea of what we have at the quarterback position. you know, but again i think -- listen, that's most important position on the football field. that's obviously a very important position. >> playoff football, 49ers-packers. no clay matthews for the game. be packers hope he can return but not yet. mike mccarthy saying he is out for this week and that's what we are focused on. >>> remember that billboard that 49ers fans put up in seattle? well a group of fans got together to photo bomb it only to have the billboard change to display super bowl fail, photo bomb fail. 49e

allen. all right. talk again soon. >>> as you just heard there, pope francis could be the leader who really shakes up the catholic church and not just with words either. but to find out how the and why, one only really needs to look at his past. we're going to take a look at the pope's road to the vatican when we come back. this is the quicksilver cash back card from capital one. it's not the "limit the cash i earn every month" card. it's not the "i only earn decent rewards at the gas station" card. it's the no-games, no-signing up, everyday-rewarding, kung-fu-fighting, silver-lightning-in-a-bottle, bringing-home-the-bacon cash back card. this is the quicksilver card from capital one. unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere, every single day. so ask yourself, what's in your wallet? the energy in one gallon of gas is also enough to keep your smartphone running for how long? 30 days? 300 days? 3,000 days? the answer is... 3,000 days. because of gasoline's high energy density, your car does

allen? >>reporter: this road has been closed to traffic with the cement blockade here to stop traffic and looks like one of the block ended the chase between police and the driver of that black dodge challenger. red vehicle is unmarked police car next to it. now police say it started in the bay have you when they suspected the driver had a weapon. driver took off leading police through the district her where police say the driver tried to ram a patrol car. they also say he struck a civilian vehicle and injured an officer who was on foot. one officer fired shot that the car but did not hit the suspect. chase finally ended here in the haight intergolden gate park. no weapon was found. police say there are a lot of separate crime scenes along the way so it may take them awhile to wrap all this up. reporting live in the haight ash bury district of san francisco, i'm allen wong abc 7 news. >> thanks. >> state fire officials today place burn ban on several bay area counties because it has been so

allen? >>reporter: this road has been closed to traffic with the cement blockade here to stop traffic and looks like one of the block ended the chase between police and the driver of that black dodge challenger. red vehicle is unmarked police car next to it. now police say it started in the bay have you when they suspected the driver had a weapon. driver took off leading police through the district her where police say the driver tried to ram a patrol car. they also say he struck a civilian vehicle and injured an officer who was on foot. one officer fired shot that the car but did not hit the suspect. chase finally ended here in the haight intergolden gate park. no weapon was found. police say there are a lot of separate crime scenes along the way so it may take them awhile to wrap all this up. reporting live in the haight ash bury district of san francisco, i'm allen wong abc 7 news. >> thanks. >> state fire officials today place burn ban on several bay area counties because it has been so

allen is very well qualified for this position, so supervisor cohen? >> thank you. i would like to second supervisor breed's motion and also let you know that i can assure that he come out and have an opportunity to meet you, have an opportunity for you to meet him face to face as the proverb goes, kick the tires and look him over and ask whatever questions you would like, but i would to second breed's motion. >> and i won't his tire. >> okay. >> so, without any objection, the motion passes. . >> great, thank you. >> madam clerk, item number 6. >> item number 6, hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending june 5, 2017 to the treasury oversight committee, there is one seat, two applicants. >> okay. mr. katam, come on up. i would like to -- would you like to make a few comments? >> good afternoon, supervisors, cato from the supervisor's office. i know that the chair has requested and we are amenable to a continuation to the call of the chair for this individual. we have received an application just this week and we need additional time to review their appli

allen? >>reporter: this road has been closed to traffic with the cee here to stop ikes like one of the block ended the chase between police and the driver of that black dodge challenger. red vehicle is unmarked police car next to it. now police say it started in the bay have you when they suspected the driver had a weapon. driver took off leading police through the district her where police say the driver tried to ram a patrol car. they also say he struck a civilian vehicle and injured an officer who was on foot. one officer fired shot that the car but did not hit the suspect. chase finally ended here in the haight intergolden gate park. no weapon was found. police say there are a lot of separate crime scenes along the way so it may take them awhile to wrap all this up. reporting live in the haight ash bury district of san francisco, i'm allen wong abc 7 news. >> thanks. >> state fire officials today place burn ban on several bay area counties because it has been so dry. fir danger has incre

d allen pizzey revisits a day that changed a nation. protesters in ukraine topple the statue of lenin. charlie d'agata on the rising anger in a country that finds itself pulled between europe and russia. and the new powerhouse in publishing. books for kids find an audience in everyone. >> reporter: in stadiums along the east coast today the players on nfl teams weren't just tackling each other, they had to take on weather conditions as well. >> calvin johnson makes the catch! >> reporter: clearing the snow on an n.f.l. field is easy compared to getting the roads primed and ready for a storm that one virginia official called an historic ice event. in westminster, maryland, salt truck could not match the storm's intensity. this pickup truck slid off the road and it was going to take a lot more than this to get it back on track. in northern virginia it's rocco's job to keep traffic moving even in icy conditions. >> yes, the temperatures continue to drop, our concern intensifies we have almost 2,000 vehicles out there in northern virginia.

and allen pizzey revisits a day that changed a nation. pro festers in ukraine topple the statue of lenin. charlie d'agata on the rising anger in a country that finds itself pulled between europe and russia. and the new powerhouse in publishing. books for kids find an audience in everyone. >> this is the "cbs evening news". >> good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor, technically speaking winter doesn't begin for another two weeks. but it hardly looks like fall in many parts of the country. on i-94 in wisconsin take a look, a pileup involving at least 30 cars closed down the road from milwaukee to chicago today. this was philadelphia as the eagles played the i willons during a sunday snow bowl. and that is just part of the system. here is a look from above. it's a combination of snow, ice and rain that's been wrecking cars, diverting flights and creating a general mess. we begin in washington with jeff pegues. >> reporter: in stadium as long the east coast today the players on nfl teams weren't just tackling each other, they had to take on we

personally, i love coach allen. when we started losing, he didn't change one bit.guys tend to, you know, crack under pressure, so to say. i have a lot of respect for coach allen, and i know this team, my teammates do as well. >>> the chiefs had a playoff spot already. the chargers needed baltimore and miami to lose. the chargers needed to beat kansas city to get in, that's what happened. the chargers score the final 13 points of this game. including the field goal in overtime. 27-24. chargers win their last four games. they're the 6th seed, and the final seed in the afc. >>> joe flaco and the ravens will not repeat as super bowl champions. andy daulton threw 2 touchdowns. check out jones great concentration for the catch. the ravens paid joe flaco big bucks after the super bowl run. but he gets picked off here. bangals win, 34-7, they're in the afc, the 8-8 ravens are done. >>> denver and new england get the bye. the chargers play sunday morning in cincinnati. the bangals beat cincinnati earlier this year in southern california. >>> did i mention the 49ers and pack

first to allen schauffler inside the stadium. one thing comes to mind looking at the atmosphere - i imagine this is a bittersweet day for south africans. >> i would doubt that. everybody i have spoken to said the bittersweet part spoke before. you should have seen the crowd boil through the gate. when the gates opened at 6:30. those crowds have been in the stand for soccer city to stay out of the pouring rain. they have been dancing, chanting and singing since 6:30 in the morning. extraordinary. they have been exploding in cheers as they see people introduced on the big screens. winnie mandela coming in, ban ki-moon with the u.n. before that. huge cheers, rock star cheers for the world leaders as they assemble here. we do not have full house. 92,000 capacity. we are half full at this point. it's likely that the rain that we have had all night and morning life is keeping the crowd down. it looks like we are running late. we expected to be well into the program. clearly things are backed up and running a little behind as they get a

allen? >> what this decision means is that childrens hospital oakland will not have to keep jahi mcmath on life support. but they do have to wait until december 30th at 5:00 p.m giving the family enough time to file an appeal and wait for a ruling. what this decision came down to is the opinion of an independent neurologyist, supporting what doctors have been telling the family all along, that jahi mcmath is brain dead. dr. paul fisher, in his test results, he said jahi has no response to facial pain, no gag reflexes, no reflexes arms and legs >> our faith is strong. it's christmas eve. there is time for a mirror why cell we haven't given up there. it's just a judge ruling. >> the hospital is not opposed to having the family take jahi mcmath to to another facility. they've been free to do that at any time. >> jahi's family was upset with the ruling but say they want other families to know they're entitled to second opinions they plan to spend the night wrapping presents and staying by her be

abc 7 news reporter allen wong is live with tonight's news developments. allen. >> reporter: this week children's hospital offered the family to help it move jahi to another facility. now there appears to be lines it's not willing to cross, this could all end up back in court again. an undisclosed medical care facility is offering to take in 13-year-old jahi mcmath, it requires her to have a surgeryically implanted feeding tube but the hospital will not do it. >> help us get her out of your hospital to take her somewhere else. >> reporter: and the family said that the insurance company is willing to pay for it. the hospital spokes person said last week's court ruling that decided had that jahi a legally brain dead prevent them from performing the surgery. >> the judge did not authorize any surgeryical procedures for transfer for another procedure. they do not believe in performing a surgery on a dead person is good medical practice. >> reporter: the family said she is not dead. >> the court made a judgment of technical definition of briny death. >> reporte

we're the allens.e're better than that. >> as a result of her progress, the judge in her case granted her a transfer to a drug rehab program instead of prison. >> i take it you're not going to prison? >> no. no. >> william had proven responsible behind bars as well. he had a job detail and had earned recognitions. >> this is the certificate i got for a therapeutic community men's recovery and violence prevention program. >> and cory seemed to be managing his imaginary friend and sometimes instigator, jimmy, with medication. >> so here we had a story that started off with the telling of this grisly act of violence, and it turned into a story about the love and support between three siblings who grew up under really tough circumstances and were working hard to improve their lives. but later we would come to learn that maybe it just wasn't their time yet. >> before we completed our shoot in boston, things had gone wrong for all three of the allens. melissa had fled her rehab program and was back on the st

. >> bill allen: he was incredibly honest, very efficient. >> pelley: bill allen was the historian inf the architect who told us that, despite meigs' virtues, he was obsessed with winning fame. >> allen: and the way that he chose to do this was to put his name in every place that it occurred to him where it could go. >> pelley: it went on the bricks of the d.c. aqueduct and on its stairs. m.c. meigs even etched his name on copper plates and laid them between the stones of the capitol. >> allen: in case 2,000 to 3,000 years later, that capitol became an archeological site. the archeologists would discover these plates and know exactly who built the capitol extension. >> pelley: but the last straw came when meigs claimed authorship of the dome, signing his name to walter's drawings. the two men stopped talking and raised their pens like swords. >> allen: the letters are well worth reading. they are... they are amazing. >> pelley: we found them in the archive. meigs-- "you are welcome to assume the authorship of the pyramids of egypt. you have no right to the new dome." walter-- "if i am

come on (clapping) thank you allen. i like that the current because there will be more.ht to be here in our home and thank you four joining us in city hall. i want to thank the neighborhood services we celebrate all our event in san francisco. i wanted to not spend a lot of time why we're here it's so obvious. the richness of our cult and history needs to be celebrated. i'm happy you're here who we are as the filipinos and the richness of our heritage we want to share throughout san francisco and california every day. this isn't just the most it's one of the many months we celebrate. tights high honor to be up here someone who is special to all of us mayor ed lee was sworn in on january 8th as our ferd mayor of the city and county and inform and the first asian american in the history. with this being the second largest population in the united states and the largest population in the state you mayor ed lee have made us proud. nearly 15 percent of the workforce of nearly 27 thousand employees are of filipino descent. asia a senior filipino elected official i'm proud to w

abc 7 news reporter allen wong is live with tonight's news developments. allen. >> reporter: this week children's hospital offered the family to help it move jahi to another facility. now there appears to be lines it's not willing to cross, this could all end up back in court again. an undisclosed medical care facility is offering to take in 13-year-old jahi mcmath, it requires her surgeryically implanted feeding tube but the hospital will not do it. >> help us get her out of your hospital to take her somewhere else. >> reporter: and the family said that the insurance company is willing to pay for it. the hospital spokes person said last week's court ruling that decided had that jahi a legally brain dead prevent them from performing the surgery. >> the judge did not authorize any surgeryical procedures for transfer for another procedure. they do not believe in performing a surgery on a dead person is good medical practice. >> reporter: the family said she is not dead. >> the court made a judgment of technical definition of briny death. >> reporter: the fam

after next axon a boycott talks to michael allen and none who worked on u.s. national security for bus bush and obama to an icing spying scandal and more are up for debate and while the bond if you bombing. they're calling obama's happy smiling sophie photo with the danish and british prime ministers at the mandela funeral an international incident but before we rail on obama for doing something stupid a funeral we need to clear one thing up the washington post says that this action occurred at the memorial service after the funeral was over and trust me after about three hours of serious lectures at a conference or some sort of super long wedding most of us will just be banging our heads against the wall out of boredom and i've probably checked my email about seven times obama's place know i said most of us but the president isn't supposed to be like most of us because he represents all of us it's one thing when you're fourteen and too stupid to realize that sophie photos at the wake after grampa's funeral is a bad idea but it's another thing entirely when on

the white house prepares to hard sell the affordable care act, again, and the family of allen gross fights to bring him home for cuba. detroit has officially become the largest city in u.s. history to enter bankruptcy. a federal judge has ruled that the motor city is eligible for protection under chapter nine of the bankruptcy code. the decision clears the way for the city to deal with billions of dollars in debt. but it will also have far reaching implications for its kress tors and pensioners. i have been in touch with legal experts that they thought this was is jut come, and they were right. now there is a goaling that we know where the city of detroit stands now let's move forward. and that was the point that they made during the press conference shortly after the judges ruling. we have a lot of work ahead of us, i would ask our creditors none of which filed objection to our eligibility, but equally our labor partners top to come forward with us and take this opportunity even in the process of litigation and appeals to get at the sorely needed reform that this city has to achieve, so w

dwayne allen, wow.st understanding being a conductor, what it takes. and if you didn't cut the mustard can dwayne allen, you couldn't be a conductor, not just based on seniority, but if you can do the job. it takes a lot to perform the dutis that you do day and in and day out and i salute you on behalf of your train operator brothers and sisters, i salute you. [ applause ] as well transport workers union has taken upon itself to promote transit operator safety campaign, because we need to have that, all across the board. safety campaign. for the next month, all the chairpersons at each division will be out and about on the streets, promoting a safety campaign in which i have long-awaited for since i have been in office from mr. melvin henry's office to the safety department with the sfmta. we look forward to this, because our members take this safety issue seriously. no matter what we hear that is going on the streets, how many incidents or accidents that we have, that is part of the course, unfortunate

>> reporter: hi allen. yes. this is the season to wear shorts and flip flops. shoppers were in a good mood today. maybe it has to do with the weather. >> twas the day before christmas. not taco bell cloud in the sky. >> that means santa's reindeer can fly. >> last minute shoppers grabbing all they can. >> i have clotheses, electronics, and look at my tan. >> sunglasses and short sleeves. >> hey, check out my flip flops. >> we even spotted elf on the shelf trying to catch rays. it doesn't seem like christmas with shoppers dressed in spring attire. >> i have no idea what to buy here. >> the frenzy, the crowds trying to figure out what to do. signs of chris most madness just without any rain. thanks to some friends, here is a short weather cast about our holiday sun blast. >> we're in the stuny weather. it's kind of windy. in oklahoma, it's always snow. >> reporter: you know what, we are seeing record temperatures. i have to tell you, allen, nationwide we are not seeing record sales when it comes to retail. that might be because christmas is a little bit shorter w

and allen duke has an update on that. but walker was known as brian o'connor, a cop turned street racer in the "fast & furious" movies which have spawned six sequels since the original film in 2001. and these movies were noun for their intense street racing action scenes. allen duke has been out ahead of this story from the beginning. he joins me from los angeles. you were one of the first people on the scene. i know this actor has been on your beat. no surprise. you have been getting all this latest information. you have breaking news about this investigation. what can you tell us? >> it all goes back to the phone call that the los angeles county sheriff's department received saturday night after the fiery crash. they got a call, a tipster saying that there had been drag racing, a second car involved. when i started my morning today i was told by the sheriff's department they were investigating the possibility of drag racing. be but this afternoon i had another conversation they could not find any supporting evidence ano

the first person he talked to was mike allen. wrap on play book, as you know, is a lot of items are spoon fed by the white house or by mike's friends. your thoughts snch. >> maybook is mike's world. that's why it's fascinating. that's why it became so addictive to people. mike has -- and it's been a colleague of yours and mine from our washington post days. and i knew him long before that. from the earlyist says i've the money mike -- >> but who was he aggregating from? >> he has a keen intuition of that's interesting, people will like that. that's what made playbook so special. i think mike's world and the kind of things that people are feeding him, the arguments that are being played out make it indispensable. the key is there's no idea logical flip to that. people on the right will funnel things through mike. the white house will funnel things -- >> but final, that's an interesting verb, funnel. >> it's not unfiltered is the key. >> funneled sounds like you're a conduit. >> people know mike because he has relationships. he's f

abc 7 news reporter allen wong is live with tonight's news developments.>> reporter: this week children's hospital offered the family to help it move jahi to another facility. now there appears to be lines it's not willing to cross, this could all end up back in court again. an undisclosed medical care facility is offering to take in 13-year-old jahi mcmath, it requires her surgeryically implanted feeding tube but the hospital will not do it. >> help us get her out of your hospital to take her somewhere else. >> reporter: and the family said that the insurance company is willing to pay for it. the hospital spokes person said last week's court ruling that legally ad that jahi alegally brain dead prevent them from performing the surgery. >> the judge did not authorize any surgeryical procedures for transfer for another procedure. they do not believe in performing a surgery on a dead person is good medical practice. >> reporter: the family said she is not dead. >> the court made a judgment of technical definition of briny death. >> reporter: the family will g

allen is live at the middle school in rich mopped where the meeting tack place. allen? >>reporter: yes. the school board finished up here about 2 hours ago and they say they have to adopt a whole new set of guidelines for bullying and sexual harassment and they will hire somebody to administer it. tonight they heard from parents. community members. and surprise speaker. the transgender student who explained why she fought back. >> it was buildup after buildup buildup and nobody there was to help me. >>reporter: 16-year-old julia says the girl she was assigned to sit next to spit gum on her. called her names. and physically threatened her because julia is transgender. >> then she comes back in the room i feel like punching you in your face. >>reporter: after rae peteed harassment julia says she finally snapped. this fight at hercules high school got her and 3 girls she fought suspended for several days. julia complained but administrators didn't realize the accident of the problem. >> and came to a point where i wanted to hurt lake physically hurtyself. >>reporter: tonig

dwayne allen, wow. i don't know how many people didn't make the cable car messing with him because of his tricks -- just understanding being a conductor, what it takes. and if you didn't cut the mustard can dwayne allen, you couldn't be a conductor, not just based on seniority, but if you can do the job. it takes a lot to perform the dutis that you do day and in and day out and i salute you on behalf of your train operator brothers and st

jonathan allen is politico's white house bureau chief.ick, if i were to come to you as a progs prospective republican candidate, now that the affordable care act has been put into effect and people are getting insurance who heretofore couldn't get insurance, would your advice be to argue for repeal or reform? >> well, what i've been saying to all my candidates is the affordable care act, it can't work. it's a lead airplane. though people claim there are good things in it, i don't think it can be reformed. i think it has to be repealed. but what's going to happen is the republicans got ahead of themselves. the country needs to want to repeal it first. and we're getting closer to that. the affordable care act, despite the cold open here is as unpopular as ever. president obama is as unpopular as ever because of the affordable care act. and the democrats lost their majority in the house in 2010 because of the affordable care act. i'm advising my clients run on the affordable care act and hope your opponent does too. >> but i'm confused. am i

general john allen, sitting right here in the second row, has done extraordinary work. he commanded our coalition forces in afghanistan, trained up 350,000 troops there, not to mention the tens of thousands in iraq. this is a man who knows how to build capacity. he recently retired as a four- star marine corps general, and he is one of the best military minds in america. and he has been asked by the president and me and the secretary of defense to lead this effort of a security dialogue with the idf. he is helping us make sure that the border on the jordan river will be as strong as any in the world so that there will be no question about the security of the citizens, israelis and palestinians, living to the west. now, i will tell you point blank, and i have read all of the history of these negotiations and i have lived part of the history of these negotiations. i was on the lawn when the famous handshake took place. i have had many, many a meeting over time as chairman of the foreign relations committee and as a senator. never before -- ever -- has the united states co

in sports dennis allen will be back next season.in green bay? we have the answer coming up. to those who've encountered welcome to covered california. new, affordable health plans so you can be ready for whatever comes your way. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> welcome back, everyone. if the 49ers make it back to the superbowl, they will have to do something they have never done before, win a play off in green bay. it sounded good when i wrote it. it will be 15 degrees. they beat the packers in divisional play offs. both games were at candlestick park. colin kaepernick put up huge numbers. most memorable moment was clay matthews taking someone out of bounds. kaepernick threw 412 yards, 3 touchdowns, but sunday's game will be cold in green bay. harbaugh asked if that was a factor. >> we will play, what the weather is like will be how we play. we will play hard and keep our body's warm. >> reporter: clearly not concerned with the weather, but that is our condition of the day. given aaron rogers returns will they win? why or why not?

. >> reporter: liz, allen, it is certainly chilly. it was the coldest afternoon in the bay area on average since 5 days before valentine's day in early february. mobile weather lab in castro valley it is 46.8. it's already dropped three degrees in the past 20 minutes. when the sun goes down, temperatures drop like a rock. let's establish how warm or not we got today. san jose a high of 52. concord 51. napa 53. livermore only 51. setting the stage for a widespread freeze tonight, most of the bay area is under that freeze warning. the only exception is the city of san francisco. widespread lows in the mid-20s to the low 30s so watch out. protect plants if you can and make sure the pets come inside. these are some of your overnight lows. santa rosa tonight 24. tomorrow morning in livermore 25. concord 27. redwood city 30. so a widespread freeze is coming up. we sent len ramirez to gilroy today to talk about how the farmers are going to deal with this very hard freeze. >>> reporter: paul, it's going to be a very long night for growers her

allen is live at the middle school in rich mopped where the meeting tack place. allen? >>reporter: yes. the school board finished up here about 2 hours ago and they say they have to adopt a whole new set of guidelines for bullying and sexual harassment and they will hire somebody to administer it. tonight they heard from parents. community members. and surprise speaker. the transgender student who explained why she fought back. >> it was buildup after buildup buildup and nobody there was to help me. >>reporter: 16-year-old julia says the girl she was assigned to sit next to spit gum on her. called her names. and physically threatened her because julia is transgender. >> then she comes back in the room i feel like punching you in your face. >>reporter: after rae peteed harassment julia says she finally snapped. this fight at hercules high school got her and 3 girls she fought suspended for several days. julia complained but administrators didn't realize the accident of the problem. >> and came to a point where i wanted to hurt lake physically hurt myself. >>reporter: ton

when mike allen started playbook it was a few hundred people.hat figure grew to a few thousand pause word got out, this is fascinating. now, it is a00,000 people -- 100,000 people or more. >> but you have sponsors? >> we never had sponsors. >> you do now? >> it is something that is highly coveted by advertisers so its sponsored but in tone, in substance, in the type of items who is in and who is identity, that has never changed a lick in seven years. the idea and it want an argument that i read but more of a suggestion and innuendo and unfair way, that the product is west the of most transparent products in the city. everyone can read it and take a guess why this is in there and why it is not. who had mike lunch with and on and on. i feel very stingily and i can say this about mike, i have then him for 23 of the 27 years he has been in the news business. some people like playbook and some don't but no one has ever in the 27 years, not once, not ever, questioned his journey police tick -- journey police tick equityics -- journalistic ethics. >> w

ron allen alive outside his former home in soweto. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning.t's another very emotional day here. perhaps a day of preparation for the huge memorial service that will trach place at a soccer football stadium tomorrow that seats some 80,000 people but there will be tens of thousands bs perhaps hundreds of thousands of people trying to be near this place where nelson mandela will be honored and celebrated, his life and, of course, mourned for the loss. today a day of preparation, yesterday a day of reflection and remembrance at churches across the country. people are gathering to pay their respects and to reflect on his life and then as the week progresses after the memorial service tomorrow, mr. mandela's body will lie in state at the union building and on sunday next week, the state funeral, the official funeral in his homeland homeland, very remote part of the country but where he wanted to be buried so, again, an emotional week, a long good-bye, a lot of mourning, but also a time to celebrate this life. >> ron allen for us, thank you. >>> we m