come to city hall anin san francisco, welcome.ould like to welcome the former secretary of transportation. [applause] thank you for being here. thank you, john, thank you. our board of supervisors comment david chiu, thank you very much. david campos, thank you for being here. he is our adopted asian brother. we have so many of our state representatives here. so many of you are here. i have spent all night announcing your names, but they did not give me the full list. i will say thank you on behalf of our city. from sacramento, los angeles, from all the communities in between, thank you for coming to our fantastic city to celebrate our asian-pacific heritage month. it is my pleasure to also provide you with a warm welcome and thank you for somebody who worked on this idea to bring everybody here to san francisco, my very good friend. thank you. where are you? when we first talked about this, we said there had to be the place where everybody felt comfortable. there had to be a place where we could feel the excitement of all very di

j anine de la vega. >> reporter: they have done that but that too. >> i am ready for them for that. >ter: they were locked out for months while they negotiated on that. that was resolved earlier this month and the season has now been shortened to 48 games. the sharks have already been victorious in their first two games played there and the fans hope that carries over to that. we caught up with one fan who is doing that. >> i have got season tickets for that and doing that and this is a cool sign for that, a sign i put up occasionally for that and it will be up tonight. >> the return of that signals an economic boost for downtown businesses, hotels, restaurants and bars lost thousands in revenue during that because of cancelled home games. >> when they are playing i ride my bike so it is pretty hard to get through. there is a lot of people so it must be good to have them back. >> at last check on line there were still tickets left for tonight's game against the coyotes. reporting in san jose, janine, de la investigate a, ktvu channel 2 news. >> it is a gloomy day around the bay and sh

off the tram and replace the court, but it is not something every homeowner wants to get involved anin. it is straight forward if you're ready to do, but a homeowner might have a hard time making it look good. >> take your roller. >> yes, the roller. a lot of times that painted the sash cord, also. the setscrews are tight and lubricated and you can polish them up if you want. this particular one is nickel, you can polish it up and it looks good for 60 years. interior door hardware, i like bicycle lubricants. smoke detectors and heat registers, we have registered here, these things come right off, you can lift them up and make sure they are clean, it is a convenient thing to do and reduces dust. smoke detectors, they say every time your time changes from daylight savings, you want to change the battery. people say not to use the good batteries, the alkaline batteries. what can we do in our toilet compartment and back rooms for maintenance? >> check the four bolts. examine the line. >> they listen up sometimes and a whole plan loosens up, those are easy things for a homeowner to tighten

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anin the first of 900 troops to help the army and french troops battling al qaeda linked rebels. top military officer says those rebels have been training islamic terrorists in nigeria. crews from other west african nations are also joining anti-rebel operations. the multiplex theater in aurora, colorado, is open six months after last year's massacre. 12 people died and dozens others injured. the mayor said we're a community of survivors, we will not let this tragedy define us. those are your headlines, get you back now to dagen. dagen: lance armstrong finally admitted it, he joked during his career during all seven tour de france victories, so how did he feel about it? here arhere's some of what he td oprah. >> did it feel wrong? >> at the time? no. >> it did not even feel wrong? >> no. scary. >> did you feel bad about it? >> no. even scarier. >> did you feel in any way that you were cheating? >> no, scariest. dagen: that did not seem rehearsed at all. i have been very vocal about what i thought about that heartless interview. what did you think? >> i thought it was ruthless and

guest: we aren't it for the long haul -- we are anin it for the long haul. work whatst has been some women since they were in the state legislature, stan with ing with them.n with th we have a huge network and ask for financial support. emily's list raised and spent over $50 million to help elect this historic number of congress. host: here are the numbers. 202-585-3880 for democrats. 202-585-3881 for republicans. 202-585-3882 for independents. what is the standard emily's list applies in deciding who they will support? pro-t: we elect dav choice democratic women. some of our democrats do not like that. we look at viability of a candidate. we work closely with our women as they come up the ranks of running for office. we want to know they have the right stuff to put their campaigns together and to build coalitions and to win elections . we will help with that process. they have to prove themselves. still like some of our newest members of the house in hawaii and arizona, two young women -- there are three coming in at under 40 and they had to put together th

comfort individualized. , this is anin hd abc 7 news update. >> wednesday, january 2, could morning to found that speed cameras and accidentsing on seven roads. says that montgomery and prince george's county have done b on focusing on safety. taking to the practice field, getting ready sunday's battle against seattle. sale today.n fans are willing to pay big for the big game. we will have an in-depth report just a few minutes. let's find out what is happening the roads. >> not so bad. not everybody back into action in a lot ofa break areas. 395, absolutely no delay. -- id have 95 northbound those accidents are gone. on70, we have an accident the shoulder. jacqui jeras has a look at the forecast. >> overcast this morning but we some hints of sunshine out there. all the moisture pushing off shore. a little cool. we are at 35 degrees at reagan international. 32 at dulles. our high between 36 and 42 degrees. , even cooler in the upper thirties. we will gradually warm things up. sound of that. thank you for joining us. will have another news update in 25 minutes. have a great day. ♪ >>> a

we have weapons you did not believe anin. [indiscernible] for heaven sakes, people, wake up. read the second amendment. most people have not read it. host: that was mike in arkansas. guest: thank you for your service. i hope you consider the proper thing to do with your guns. he seemed insightful about the correct decision for you and i hope you follow through. -- you seeem insightful. the second amendment recognizes we have other rights as well. we have rights to live safety and to peaceably assemble. there is it balanced weekend strike that allows for sensible public safety laws. the supreme court has made that clear. that is the sensible reforms att we will en dund up with the end of the day. host: we have been talking with jon lowy from the brady center. thank you. we will continue talking about gun control. we want to hear your views on the mental health aspects of the president cost proposal. -- of the president's proposal. we want to focus the thoughts on the mental health issues. 202 is the area code. 202-585-3880 for democrats. 202-585-3881 for republicans. 202-585-3

i want your guests to distinguish between the immigrants that came here from europe anin the 1950's and the ones coming here now. who is an american? people who came here, 85% of them, came here as an immigrant and were born here, or their ancestors. those wholking about wjh came here as immigrants should go back to their countries. it sounds funny to me. if we look at the history of the united states, the original people here were the native americans. everybody else came here from somewhere. host: are you an immigrant to the u.s.? caller: yes, but a legal immigrant. i'm from liberia. host: our caller is talking about why is it different for someone who immigrated in the 60's versus today? and what does it mean to be an american? guest: we as a country have had a long and sometimes good and sometimes difficult relationship with immigrants. we have gone from the days of the irish need not apply and the chinese exclusion act to the immigration and naturalization act of 1955. even the previous caller spoke on this. we reached a bubbling moment within the country and then saner heads preva

candidates for president with the opposition faults and others in afghanistan in an effort to be inclusive anin the process. i have said it publicly and a conference andkabul and here -- having acceptable elections -- it would not be perfect. having an election that passes muster and is acceptable according to the observers and standards will be critical to our ability to have the kind of transition we want to have and to have confidence that the government that succeeds in 2014 has legitimacy. if it does not have legitimacy, if we do not succeed in in that effort, it will be difficult to convince the american people and convince our allies to stay engaged in this effort if they are not willing to provide for themselves with respect to that. i went through this personally with president karzai in the last election were there were serious questions about the propriety and process. we have to strike a compromise about it. i do not think there will be room for a compromise in the aftermath. i will make sure that we are staying very very close on it. >> with respect to the difficult challenge we ha

anin fact, this is how the program called the sons of iraq was created which resulted in 103,000 menhat had been opposing the regime to put down their weapons and get enrolled and included fingerprints and face shots and iris scans so you could identify them if they turned up involved in other northeast fares things and was an important way of reducing the number of terrorist that is you had to go after. as many leaders have testified before congress, general petraeus and many others we're not going to kill our way out of this war. it has a lot to do with information anit has to do with people being reconciled to their government. so this was the second important idea. the third critical idea that we did was to make sure to communicate that. and many of you probably remember the unprecedented congressional testimony in front of the house armed services committee and foreign relations committee and the senate foreign relations committees where general petraeus testified for seemed like 19 hours straight. because it was important to communicate this to the american people as well as to