we'll start with andrea long. edward mason. crystal schultz. dinetra r tanko. and izumi torre. >> good afternoon. >>> good afternoon. i've lived in the mission since 2006 and [speaker not understood]. i've been fortunate to work in san francisco. i don't need to spend hours on a bus to get to work. many people, including myself, find the best opportunities outside the city. the regional transportation have failed these workers. some who don't need cars and some who wish they didn't need to. do you know who else it isn't people who are taking up space [speaker not understood]. i encourage the city to not only experiment with the program to address the issue with commuter buses, but to work with other municipalities to find a regional solution to a regional problem. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> edward mason. crystal schultz. damitra voytenko. [speaker not understood]. and steve [speaker not understood]. >> good afternoon. >>> [speaker not understood], california transportation authority entered a strategic analysis report at the request of su

it will also have an effect, andrea, long term on our deficit and we'll also have an effect and be better for the long term health of social security. so this is a winner, both in terms of our economy and the fiscal health of our country. i hope we do find a way too move forward on immigration reform. >> i want to ask you about 2016 because latest polls show that hillary clinton is just so far ahead of anybody else and i know there has been talk that you would think about a run if perhaps she were in the race. joe biden was asked about whether or not he would get into the race if hillary clinton were, and he said that the clinton decision would not affect his decision. does it affect yours? >> the bigger question is, where does our country go after president obama's honorable years of service? that's really the debate that our party needs to be having. there's a number of people that have offered ideas for growing our middle class to grow our economy and certainly in maryland where we achieved the fastest rate of job growth in the region and highest median income, i believe i have ideas t

and whether it's a long edge of the san andreas fault that unzips or a smaller, secondary fault as in northridge, ernie ojeda says -- >> it's just a matter of time. >> reporter: here those are not just words. mike taibbi, nbc news, north ridge, california. >>> we are back in a moment with the record-breaking prediction that is getting a lot of attention tonight. >>> oklahoma republican senator tom coburn is leaving the senate. he'll depart at the end of this year, two years before his term is due to expire. the senator, who is an obstetrician by training, has been battling a recurrence of prostate cancer. he said his decision to go home was for his family. despite their party differences, senator coburn is known as one of president obama's friends in the u.s. senate. >>> for all those north of 50, you remember the feeling. you're watching the mail because everyone's told you it's coming. you think maybe you'll be the exception. and then it arrives. your aarp card. well, guess who got hers today? that would be the first lady. she's turned 50. she tweeted out the photo and in the proces

andrea. >>> country star trace atkins has joined a long group who canceled their appearance at sea world. he prefers the focus of his music be on music, not on controversy. trisha yearwood, willie nelson and heart also. the film black fish, tells the story of an orca killing a sea world trainer in 2010. it raises questions about the safety and humaneness of keeping killer whales in captivity. >>> samuel l. jackson. his newest role, fighting childhood cancer. jackson is featured in a new public awareness campaign launched to stand up to cancer. aimed at increasing awareness about childhood cancer. and according to the foundation it is the leading nongovernmental provider of grants. >>> disney parks launched its new princess campaign yesterday featuring jessica which is stain as the princess from the movie brave. you'll see the strong resemblance in their strong red locks. the ad will appear in the february issue of o magazine. >>> 4:58. what a wild week of weather. now it is above freezing, freezing rain coming. whole lot of stuff. political scandal, football comebacks. >> join us as we lo

. >> i talk to her, andrea, probably four times a week. i long ago crossed the line from professionalism to, you know, personal involvement, and she is a daughter basically. and that's the way i treat andrea. >> george parnham and i and the mental health association of houston and some other people started the yates children's memorial fund in honor of the five yates children who are the real tragedy of the story. >> ours is an extreme case. you know, we lost our family, and andrea was charged with capital murder, and it was a big case because she didn't get adequate mental health care treatment, so from that facet of my life, you know, i'm doing my best to try to redirect and move in that direction to where i can help mentally ill people. >> hello. >> hi. >> how old are you today? how many is that? >> four. >> four? >> one, two, three, four. >> i think if we can take the andrea yates -- the generic andrea yates, the whole story of >> hello. >> hi. >> how old are you today? how many is that? >> four. >> four? >> one, two, three, four. >> i think

andrea, thanks very much. we'll be there all week long and this is just the beginning. we'll have reports from seattle every day to game day. if you care about the 49ers, you have sports net central, "yahoo! sports talk live." 49ers central on comcast sports net bay area including press conferences throughout the week. that will do it. we're getting ready for sunday. 49ers with the chance to get back to the super bowl. if they go, nbc bay area will be there. new york and new jersey lead pg, 48. tonight at 11:00 warrior highlights but everybody is focused on the 49ers. and i'm going flat front tonight. >> i'm relieved to hear that, jim. i never doubted you. >> we're all relieved. back in a moment. >>> breaking couples news. is johnny depp engaged? now on "extra." >> johnny's girlfriend amber hurt flashing a new diamond ring. did he just pop the questions months after his headline making split? new details on the drugs at bieber's and the shock it's taken on selena gomez. why matt is planning a kiss on michael. >> if i win this week, he's coming up with me. >>> duck dynas

. >> there's much-needed snow tonight, but we have a long way to go to get where we should be for this time of year. andrea is live tonight. anymore snow flakes falling tonight, andrea? >> i don't know if you can see, we are getting the lightest of flurries, we sow significant snowfall around 4:45. they are predicting more snow on the slopes and hopefully reservoirs very soon. this is the aftermath of the first winter storm in the sierra in 50 days. at 5500 feet, uba gap barely has a dusting of snow. all along interstate 80, snowplows with their blades up, not enough snow to scrape off the asphalt. the 8 inches of snow last night is historically bad. >> that wasn't nearly enough to make a dent in the drought. >> at borial ski resort, enough to raise spirits. that said, the snow making operations have been going on nonstop here since november, putting down as much as a foot. supplementing what mother nature hasn't provided. >> through the winters, i can't predict what is going to happen. >> like the rest of california, a cutely aware of how dry it's been. >> i don't know if you have seen folsom lake, but it

andrea. >> richmond louis in boston. and one of the most important highways in long island was closed from midnight to this morning on orders from the governor. it's the long island expressway in new york. thanks for the help from the locals -- kristen, tell us whether the highway's now been cleared. >> reporter: good afternoon, andrea, the sun is out, but it's not really doing anything to warm things up. still bitter, bitter cold temperatures. that's what caused the biggest problems. take a look, this is the snow, it's so light and powdery, it's so cold it's been difficult for them to get off of the roadways. they have been plowing here. this is the access road to the long island expressway, they have been plowing it, but not sticking together to get it off. it tends to blow back on. and also the salt they have been putting down doesn't work under 15 degrees, and it's so cold that it hasn't been melting the snow on the roadways. so we're beginning to see a little bit of black top, the long island expressway with a lot more cars. now you can see the black top and cars seem to be moving pretty well. things getting back to no

long bus rides home. >> reporter: indeed, andrea. in new york, a lot of kids get to schools on subways, too, and it's a much denser city in some ways. i don't know the logic of why the mayor kept them open and the philadelphia mayor did close the schools. as a matter of fact, in a briefing not long ago, he said that he hoped by the end of the day he had most or all of the roadways in this town passable. so an indication that there are some neighborhoods where the plows have not gotten to and where they're having trouble clearing the streets. that's always a problem in urban areas. here in philadelphia, they have gotten more snow than perhaps ever. certainly since 1917, i think the official date. 13 1/2 inches reported at the airport. 14 inches recorded by the city's emergency management community here. 16 inches in some of the outlying suburbs, which is a lot of snow in a short period of time, starting at 4:00 p.m. yesterday afternoon. all the snow hit during, of course, the rush hour. people in their offices, trying to get home. unb

long island. what are you expecting so far? >> reporter: hey, there, andrea, reminder to folks, if you've got flight plans today especially in the northeast. you may want to check again because already 2800 or so flights have been canceled around the united states. about 12, 1300 delays. it's going to be a tough day to travel and probably will extend into tomorrow. andrea, the snow is lightly falling here but in the next three or four hours it's going to get nasty, a lot of officials up and down long island are saying if you have stuff to do, try to get it done before 3:00 or 4:00 or 5:00 because the roads will be difficult to traverse right around the evening rush hour. i'll step out of the way a little bit. this is the entrance to the long island expressway, the l.i.e., this is westbound traffic into the area and eastbound from the city and starting to pick up intensity into the number of cars and vehicles on the road and amount of snow sticking. we had that blizzard right at the start of the new year here, governor cuomo closed the l.i.e. or overnight it w

social worker andreas klein voice not only that disappointment, but a dismay that their long-time ally doesn't grasp german frustration or even seem to care. >> ( translated ): they don't understand the fears in europe, and specifically in germany. ever since 9/11, my impression is that america considers its priorities about security to be more important than considering our concerns about privacy. >> reporter: to explore those deep concerns about privacy, we went to visit the headquarters of stasi, east germany's feared it kept files on millions; and persecuted, jailed and killed thousands; at just this central berlin location 60 miles of records are shelved. thousands of germans come each year to search their own invaded histories. the director of this archive is roland jahn, a former east german dissident, jailed for his support of poland's solidarity movement. he tempers any talk that n.s.a. spying approached a stasi-era level of invasion. >> ( translated ): there's a fundamental difference between an intelligence service in a democracy and a secret police in a dictatorship. the se

long couple of days,. >> probably obviously today and tonight and tomorrow. hopefully we'll have things in good shape by tomorrow night. >> reporter: so mike and andrea mentioned karma gedden hoping it won't be that bad. what are you anticipating. >> a lot of snow. we have 4000 pieces of equipment out. we're ready for it. we have been mobilized since 4:00 a.m. officially but we started on this yesterday morning with our anti-icing. >> lots of salt brine on the roads and we were coming up here, the advisory of course stay off the roads, let the guys do the work. let the plows go through and make it safe for all of us to get through this event. back to you in the studio. >> thank you very much. she was with v dot, and will be there all day. >>> if planning to catch a plane today, you may want to call ahead. as of early this morning, 1500 flights were canceled ahead of this week's winter storm. and that's according to to flight aware.com. 6 to 10 inches of snow is expected to fall in cities across the northeast and the national weather service has issued a winter storm warning for new york city from noon today until wednesday morning. >> and new england is going

andrea, thanks. >>> the lid has just been blown off a high profile crime that went uninvolved. and, in fact, the case was closed a long time ago. now, some of those involved in a break-in at an fbi field office are coming out of the shadows. the story tonight from our justice correspondent pete williams. >> reporter: bonnie raines spent years developing child care centers, john raines, retired university professor, keith forsyth engineer and teacher. all hiding a secret for more than four decades. the parts they played at a daring break-in at an fbi office outside philadelphia. stealing thousands of files that exposed fbi dirty tricks against the anti-war and civil rights movements. >> we called ourselves the citizens commission to investigate the fbi. we were going to investigate the investigators. >> reporter: they tell their stories in a new book by former "washington post" reporter betty medicine -- medsger, who wrote some of the first accounts of the documents they stole. >> these files opened the door into the secrets of the fbi. >> reporter: and they tell nbc's michael isikoff how they did it. bonnie raines got

long months eight reports. there's a new olympic track down this one's not just for the. gun line has a new landmark status the andreaway station which will help seamlessly transport the tens of thousands of sports fans to the games come february fifteenth all them people will go through this terminal at the atlas going towards the coastal cluster where the olympic park is as well as in the mountainous cost of krasnaya polyana so let's take a look at how long it takes you from here to one of the venue. security is paramount but keeping people moving is really is also a priority especially when dealing with so many people who are you to the city. this is the hub that will give visitors where they need to be throughout the olympics and paralympics. mind you and your way in the new country can be daunting particularly if there's a new language that you haven't seen before now what source you as well as the administration have done is made things easy for you making all those signs in both english and russian so you never gave it is easy. as well as the games these chains will be getting then zipping around this year as

long after they finish their press conferences. and just left the room. >>> hello, everyone. i'm greg gutfield along andreadana perino. this is "the five." >> all right, it's day two of the christie scandal. and he still hasn't apologized. oh, wait, he did. >> i come out here today to apologize to the people of new jersey. >> all i can do is apologize. i'm just going to apologize. i think that's all you can do. i apologize to the people of new jersey today. why i specifically apologize to the people of ft. lee and apologize to the folks. >> that

long after they finish their press conferences. and just left the room. >>> hello, everyone. i'm greg gutfield along andrea tantaros, bob beckel, eric bolling, and dana perino. this is "the five." >> all right, it's day two of the christie scandal. and he still hasn't apologized. oh, wait, he did. >> i come out here today to apologize to the people of new jersey. >> all i can do is apologize. i'm just going to apologize. i think that's all you can do. i apologize to the people of new jersey today. why i specifically apologize to the people of ft. lee and apologize to the folks. >> that apology wasn't good enough. oh, wait, the ft. lee mayor accepted it. >> i accepted his apology. >> are you glad he came? >> i'm glad he came. >> do you believe him that he didn't have anything to do with it? >> i take him for his word, which is he had nothing to do with it. >> what do we do now, dear media? do we keep chasing a rabbit we already caught? we have given the story 44 times more coverage than the irs scandal, and the gates book is already old news. don't get me wrong, christie is worth covering, but there must be

long. maria out of the first round safely with a straight set victory. same can't be satisfied for aussie favorite hewitt facing andrea title. 5 off the set. find the net. the brick and close-out. forehand winner on match point. the nadal and murray moving on for the machine. 5 time aussie champion serena williams back on the court for second round match. forehand winner right there. no problem with f this game. match point. another big serve and fore happened happened withiner. serena on to the third round with a victory. after road trip followed by home win over boston the war yos get a 4 day break. didn't practice saturday or sunday back on court today and check out curry. good from 80 feet. said he could shoot. should be rejuvenated to play denver tomorrow at oracle. another look. if he's unreal i love this guy. last time nugget in oakland may 2nd of last year golden state ousted them in game 6 of the first round. andrea nugget back thechbility happy to be a warrior new and even more happy with current team 4 day off between games. >> that's the schedule can hit you. we were at a point in time where the game was j

. >> as for annie and andrea, they have turned their or deals into a mission to bring light into a part of campus light that has been too longn shadow. >> in the shadows not too much longer, we hope. president obama is giving the task force ninety days to recommend actions that colleges can take to prevent rape and sexual assault and respond to allegations. coming up next, keeping the focus on that chemical spill in west virginia. doctors warn there are new signs that the trouble isn't over. >> every sunday night, al jazeera america presents... award winning documentaries >> revealing secrets... >> taking chances... >> everyone that was involved in the movement, had a code name. >> al jazeera america presents every sunday night, >>> now, a snapshot of stories making headlines on "america tonight." detroit's financial woes getting a boost with strings attached. $350 million over 20 years to help detroit get out of bankruptcy sooner. snyder acknowledged, though, the money will note help mentioners whole and wants new oversight in return for the state funds. the planned execution of a mexican national is on hold while the u.s.

long talk about this one night. he's about the least sexist man i know on that side, for an arkansas governor, he's a good, decent guy, but andrea is right. republican men, look, we go far on the other side and use it. we use it against you, but repen men have an inability to talk to women in this country without stepping on them. >> that's because you guys target -- going back to what i was saying. you're looking for it. we have a much higher bar. >> of course, greg, we're looking for it. but that means you ought not say it. >> can i get in here? shouldn't mike be able to say that? exactly what he said without being absolutely abused by the left? >> you can say whatever you want, but you have to understand if you're going to give a big speech like that, everybody is speculating whether huckabee is going to run in 2016. you're going to address the rnc at their big convention. this is a speech everyone wanted to see. so as the speaker, you have an obligation to say, all right, what is the message i want people to walk away with? he had a good one, which is that republicans are waging a war for women. that's what we should have wa

. >> as for annie and andrea, they have turned their ordeals in to a mission, a mission to bring light in to a part of campus life that has been too long the shadows not too much longer we hope, president obama is giving the task force 90 days to recommend actions that colleges can take to prevent rape and sexual assault and respond to allegations. >>> coming up next, keeping the focus that chemical spill in west virginia. doctors warn there are new signs that the trouble isn't over. the stream is uniquely interactive television. we depend on you, >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> the stream. on al jazeera america and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >>> now a snapshot of stories making headlines on "america tonight." detroit's familiar woes getting a boost from the state but with strings a tam the th attach. $350 million over 12 years to help it get out of bankruptcy sooner but it will not make pensioners whole. the planned execution of a mechanics cal national is on hold while the u.s. supreme court considers appeals from his attorneys. he was set setoguchi to die

long as we don't get any rain. if we get some substantial rain, then maybe we can back off on that. >> reporter: in lodi, andrea menniti, kpix 5. >> the concerns are building. >>> we have a little something coming. >> something is better than nothing. it makes us stop using irrigation and getting a little from the sky. we have to walk before we run and a little bit of walking coming up tomorrow. today, friday, a nice day to get outside. wasn't it? livermore 66 degrees. you will be warmer next week. sonoma 64. redwood city 63. with all that sunshine, san jose and san francisco hit 62. you have seen this a lot like for the past year. no rain on hi-def doppler radar but not tomorrow. we'll be talking about rain and how about the mountains? they are just begging for snow. snow level about 6,000 feet tomorrow. then the sunshine comes back on sunday with a high of 44 degrees. so what's going on? big time storm system, moving into the pacific northwest. we are just kind of getting the tail end of a front. 95% of the rainfall will stay in the northwest. they are hoarding it up there this time of year. we'll get the tail end of

andrea. i love this store. i love the daily mail. robert is one of a growing number of men -- one of a growing number of men? not a single statistic in a pretty long article to back that up. you have to write something. >> daily mail is the greatest website newspaper on the planet. you get on there and can't get off. a growing number would be accurate going from 1 to 2. >> i was going to say that. i have a funny feeling it could grow tonight. >> they talk about -- again, they try to normalize it. they like to have occasional fun. and then later you meet john on a second marriage because his first wife left him because of of -- his direct quote, this does affect my relationships because i make my priorities and sometimes other people are not happy about the choices. this is ruining lives. >> it is the reaction of a divorce for robert. did you see that? they said he has no interest in being a nasty hag. he was just following a painful divorce and spent the last 12 years dressing as sherry. it is his way of grieving. >> i can prove this has nothing to do with sex. i tried to make love to one of these guys. he was like, get off of me. are you insane?

andrea, as you look forward with this with henry waxman. what does it mean for nancy pelosi? she has been the stalwart fundraiser and been the lead are for a long time. george miller, henry waxman, two of the closest allies leaving the speculation on nancy pelosi's future will be turned up now that they are out. no one knows what she's going to do. there's a gentleman from the state where i am right now, steny hoyer, who is looking at this very closely that's wondering, maybe he's going to get a little bit of promotion come november of this year. >> we can say affect natalie he's been the prince charles of democratic house politics. >> indeed. >> chris cillizza, at the risk of putting your voice to a real test here -- >> it's okay, it just sounds bad. >> but the other thing is the president out on the road today. trying to generate excitement on his post state of the union agenda and in wisconsin, an important state met by scott walker. i have to tell you, after all of chris christie's problems, when you talk to big republican money people, they are now looking very hard at scott walker as a potential republican contender. >> i think you're exa

andrea, were not paid for. most of those were done on a bipartisan basis. it's been treated as an emergency in the past. that's what we should be doing now. >> the long-term unemployed are in fact the people at most at risk because as they get longer and longer into the situation it becomes harder and harder for them to get a job. >> that's exactly right. and the economy is recovering and unemployment rate is coming down. i'm optimistic about what we're going to see in the coming year but there still are too many people who are struggling to find jobs. the long-term unemployment rate is more than twice what it was at any time in the past when we've allowed emergency unemployment insurance to end. so if it was a appropriate to establish this program in 2007 and vast majority of republicans and democrats thought so then, then it certainly is appropriate to be continuing it now. >> i want to ask you about the minimum wage. is this going to be a featured argument as the president prepares for the state of the union and we talk about income inequality, what about the minimum wage fight? there is bipartisan support for it to a certain extent. again, it nee

andrea day. >> reporter: a former banker accused of bilking millions from investors and faking his death finally captured. >> this guy is going to, you know, go rot in jail hopefully for a really, really longauthorities in building go were left stunned after they pulled over a car for having illegally tinted windows. the driver, aubrey lee price, on the run for 18 months. price was indicted by a federal grand jury in 2012, charged with raising about $40 million from investors. but instead of investing the money as promised, he allegedly wired the funds into accounts he personally controlled. >> he was just trading and trading and trading. and i guess hoping that one of these trades would pay off, but it was a downward spiral. >> reporter: weeks before the charges came out, authorities say he told friends he had lost a lot of money and planned to commit suicide. >> i never once thought that he was dead. >> reporter: this surveillance video shows price a year and a half ago. he was in key west, florida, boarding a ferry bound for fort myers. >> we know he checked the bag onto the ferry, and then that's it. >> reporter: the fbi says they always thought price was alive. the case gained nationa

andrea mitchell reports," baby it's cold outside. in a one-two punch, millions along the east coast are digging out overnight from a major snowstorm. and they're now being hit with an arctic blast. how longst? we'll have the latest forecast. >>> the virginia way. governor bob mcdonnell and his wife have been indicted on federal corruption charges over gifts from a supporter. can the once rising star in the republican party beat this rap? >> i did nothing illegal for mr. williams in exchange for what i believe was his personal friendship and his generosity. >>> syrian peace talks get ugly fast when the u.n. secretary-general became entangled in a heated exchange with assad's foreign minister. >> i have the right to give the syrian version here in this forum. >> yes,