space officials and others gathered at the launch pad in april. they assembled a three-stage rocket. and they said it would carry a satellite into space. but then as now, their neighbors said they were carrying out a test of a ballistic missile. the test failed. the rocket exploded less than two minutes after liftoff. >> translator: we didn't succeed in putting the earth observation satellite into orbit. experts including scientists and engineers are looking into what went wrong. ♪ >> reporter: kim jong-un didn't give up. his father, kim jong-il, had promoted the military first policy by overseeing such operations. on the day of the launch in april, kim took over as chairman of the national defense commission. >> translator: we should strive to bring about industrial revolution in the new century and begin a journey toward an economic power. >> reporter: kim made various attempts to cement his power. he promised to rebuild the economy. north korea imports most of its goods, even daily necessities there china. government officials say they are enco

to april 2014. we also today confirm tax relief for our employee shareholder scheme. the energy bill provides certainty and support for billions of pounds of investment in renewable energy. today we publish our gas strategy to insure we make the best use of lower cost gas power, including new sources of gas onto the land. we are announcing the creation of a single office so that regulation is safe but simple. we don't want british families and businesses to be left behind as gas prices tumble on the other side of the atlantic. we need to help our construction industry too. the last government abolished empty property relief, and as excellent work done by the members for york, hampton southwest and others show this has blighted development in our towns and cities. the proposal from my colleagues that we create a long grace period before newly-completed buildings have to pay empty property rates is a sensible one, and we will introduce it next october. the previous government also planned to increase

by the time there's the big meeting on april 23 with molotov and on april 23, the united states had changedcourse. and so at that meeting truman and molotov meets with his advisers and they are divided. stimson, marshall, leahy are all telling him don't rake with the soviets. stimson says very clearly, stimson secretary of war and he understood and he says the soviets have a much better understanding of their own security especially around poland and we do. >> host: if i could and drop for a minute, stepping back from those details do you think it was realistic for these two powerful nations, continental powers each of whom had i think it's fair to say an empire, one informal and won a little more formal because the soviets obviously had different smaller states under their control and couldn't keep control of the baltic states are moving into eastern europe with the red army dominion wasn't realistic for these two powers of very different ideological bases to really get along and were they really destined to have a cold war and luckily never really had a hot war except through proxies. the

tonight, april takes the fifth, but her friend lori is ready to talk.ells police that she was tricked into the in-call situation by april and her pimp jason. >> she was told she would just answer the calls and she was encouraged to watch, and if she felt like she could, she was supposed to get involved. and she was upset about it, you know, felt awful about it. >> police say young women like lori usually don't fall into prostitution overnight. it's often a process that takes a lot of time and smooth talk from so called romeo pimps like jason. >> they will take months to groom a girl because they know towards the end she will be selling her body from them and they will make money from that. they will take them out to dinner and say i have feelings for you, buy them gifts and all that. they may start off slow and they may say you need to just answer the phones, you don't have to have sex, but at some point that will change. >> jason was arrested outside of the hotel room that he rented for april and lori. he says tonight's run in with the law was one big

by the time there's that big meeting on april 23rd with molotov and april 23rd, the united states changed course, and so at that meeting, truman meets molotov -- first meet with advisers and they're divided. marshall, leahy, are all telling him don't break with the soviets. said to the secretary of war and said, the soviets have a much better understand of their open security, especially around poland, than we do. >> stepping back from the details, do you think it was realistic for these two powerful nations, continental powers, each of whom had, i think, it's fair to say, an empire, one formal, one a little more informal, because the soviets had different, smaller states under their control, and going to keep control of the baltic states and moving into eastern europe. was it realistic for these two powers, who are very different, to really get along for very long or were they really destined to have a cold war and luckily never really had a hot war except through proxies. so details are important, and who knows what would have happen, but stalin him, who -- head of the french communist

it's amazing what soup can do. >>> it is 9:03 a.m., april 19th, 1995.explosion at the alfred pushes murrah building in oklahoma city, bomber timothy mcveigh is approaching his getaway car, a car he purchased for $250. a car so broken down that it nearly strands mcveigh, threatening to hinder his getaway. >> i got in the car, cranking it over, i pumped the gas like one half pump, i'm thinking [ muted ], you're smelling gas, you're drank the battery, it's flooded, hold it to the floor. it started right up, so i'm gunning it, try to go warm it up, it's not going anywhere. i'm, okay, i'm about five minutes from the blast, you don't want to be apprehended in oklahoma city five minutes after. >> it's fairly remarkable to listen to him talking about how he finally gets things started. meanwhile, there's absolute carnage behind him. but then he pulls that old beater onto the highway. >> i pulled out, stopped at every stoplight in all direction, using my directions with normal speed. again, i'm military, you've got this adrenaline pumping, but you force yourself

by the time there's a big meeting on april 23rd on april april 23rd the united states had changed course so at that meeting first teammates with his advisers one-fifth within marshall, leahy telling him they are grateful to the soviets and since the secretary of war understood the soviets have a much better understanding to their own security especially around poland than we do. >> stepping back from those details, do you think that it was realistic for these two powerful nations, continental powers, each to ochre and had i think was fair to say the entire one for all because the soviets obviously have their own different smaller states under the control and fifth. whether the two powers were in there is the logical bases to get along for very long. of course it never would have happened, but arguably stabenow as you know himself who is the head of the communist party told the communists and 45 get ready for the class war to continue in effect. don't believe the peaceful coexistence is going to last. and at the same time as roosevelt is dying actually. >> i would like to -- not as a hist

it was set to enter lunar orbit on the 13th of april.he crew love vel, hayes had nothing but good luck. they finished a broadcast showing how comfortably they lived and worked in waitnessless. >> this is apollo 13. nice evening. >> nine minutes later they caused the number one tank to also fame. >> houston. we have a provnlt words that would forever linked to commander love vill. >> when the explosion occurred i thought why me. for a while i couldn't belief it was happening but then i said it is mend it is now. what's next? >> electricity light and water all lost. there was no heat. they were 200,000 miles from earth and going in the wrong direction. >> did you ever think i might die? >> we thought our chances were about 10 percent. >> did you really? >> when we realized after we saw the oxygen things could be really bad. >> as the world watched ground control in houston faced a formidable task. think of a way for the crew to test their spaceship and write up step by step procedures for the astronauts to follow just to get home. >> we we

it was set to enter lunar orbit on the 13th of april.w love vel, hayes had nothing but good luck. they finished a broadcast showing how comfortably ty lived and worked in waitnessless. >> this is apollo 13. nice evening. >> nine minutes later they caused the number one tank to also fame. >> houston. we have a provnlt words that would forever linked to commander love vill. >> when the explosion occurred i thought why me. for a while i couldn't belief it was happening but then i said it is mend it is now. what's next? >> electricity light and water all lost. there was no heat. they were 200,000 miles from earth and going in the wrong direction. >> did you ever think i might die? >> we thought our chances were about 10 percent. >> did you really? >> when we realized after we saw the oxygen things could be really bad. >> as the world watched ground control in houston faced a formidable task. think of a way for the crew to test their spaceship and write up step by step procedures for the astronauts to follow just to get home. >> we went to si

anna do joke you like april fool. you don't play april fool jokes in october. no?r purple mountain majesties, above the fruited plain, america, america, god shed his grace on thee, and crown thy good with brotherhood, from sea to shining sea. that's very nice children. now sit down. good morning anna. take your seat dear. we're about to start our lesson. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ do you like our school, anna? me like. you like it better and better! all the kids like anna, don't they? just like she's always lived here. it happened again. this time i'm gonna tell the teacher. yes rudy, what is it? someone stole my orange and chocolate bar. and it's not the first time it happened either. are you sure? sure i'm sure. my mother gives me the same lunch every day. soup, sandwich, fruit and cookies or cake. well perhaps from their lunch boxes. boy, wait till i get my hands on whoever is doing it. rudy? please let me take care of it. okay. i can't believe that anyone in this class would take anything from another pupil's lunch box. however if it is someone here i want him or her to know that

last april was the last time the wizards felt great for more than just a -- just a night. that is the last time they had a winning streak and that is long overdue. the wizards look for their second in a row. and they haven't won back-to- back games since april and that is when they finished the season and hits the j. the start of an 11-0 run to cut the deficit to 2 and 11 points and 18 boards for okafore. nene with the rebound and to bradley and that is a rookie with a strong drive and finish. he hits the three, a game high 17 off of the bench. the wiz fall 87-77 and they're 4-24. >>> college hoops this afternoon, maryland defeated delaware state, 79-50. the freshman came off the bench and scored a season high 19 points and terps won 11 in a row, the longest winning streak in a decade and george mason having an okay season, 7-4 and tonight on the road against south florida, the second half and to collins. hits his head on that knee and down for a while. had to be stabilized before being taken off of the court and he scored 10 consecutive points and could get no closer than

it was set to enter lunar orbit on the 13th of april.hing but good luck. they finished a broadcast showing how comfortably they lived and worked in waitnessless. >> this is apollo 13. nice evening. >> nine minutes later they caused the number one tank to also fame. >> houston. we have a provnlt words that would forever linked to commander love vill. >> when the explosion occurred i thought why me. for a while i couldn't belief it was happening but then i said it is mend it is now. what's next? >> electricity light and water all lost. there was no heat. they were 200,000 miles from earth and going in the wrong direction. >> did you ever think i might die? >> we thought our chances were about 10 percent. >> did you really? >> when we realized after we saw the oxygen things could be really bad. >> as the world watched ground control in houston faced a formidable task. think of a way for the crew to test their spaceship and write up step by step procedures for the astronauts to follow just to get home. >> we went to sim tlierts to try to do

kennedy space center. >> in april of 1964, nasa launched project gemini. >> gemini was start add twod spacecraft and was specifically to she that we could dock. >> to get to the moon you had to have capability of two weeks in space, and rendezvous and get outside the spacecraft in a suit and you had to have guided re-entry. we practiced that in gemini so it was an extremely part of the program. >> june 3, 1965, on gemini four, the first american performed an extra vehicular activity, or spacewalk. american was still playing ketchup, hour, with a soviet cosmonaut performing a spacewalk three months earlier. the big prides was still up there if the night sky and the gemini missions were moving forward providing nasa with more information necessary for the ultimate quest. in december of 1965, gemini seven rendezvoused in orbit for the first manned spacecraft to do so. gemini seven doubled the amount of time any man had been if space. >> doctors at that time said, people cannot live in zero gravity for too long and we went up there for two weeks and we did see changes in the body but it

there was this rumor or belief before back in april, as a matter of fact. and it's certainly reasonable. there has been some detection of travel back and forth by engineers from iran in the past and north korean engineers to iran as well. >> reporter: so the worry isn't so much that it will just be contained with north korea but that these advances in technology could spread to other nations as well. >> and what about the timing of all of this, chris? i'm doing the math here. we're five days before the one-year anniversary of the death of his father, we're four days before parliamentary elections in japan and also before the december 19 presidential elections in south korea. is there a coincidence here or was this strategic? >> reporter: probably not. it's always tough to guess the true intentions of the north koreans, it being such an isolated regime. but certainly those three, the elections in south korea and japan, a hard line candidate in japan has been making a lot of hay of that, touting north korea as this real threat to japan. so all of that, and of

on april 25, 1974, this song was played on the radio. it was the signal for the army to occupy lisbon, and the largely peaceful uprising marked the end of nearly 15 years of dictatorship. in all their joy, portuguese people pressed red carnations into the hands of soldiers. this lieutenant colonel played an active role in the carnation revolution. today, he is chairman of the 25 of april association, a group that aims to defend the legacy of the peaceful coup of 1974. he says the military brought democracy to portugal then, but the crisis has put it all in jeopardy. >> i regret what is currently happening. we have achieved a fair society, and now that is being destroyed. we are reverting to a society of great inequality -- the poor get poorer and the rich get richer. >> his office window looks down on the streets of lisbon's old town where the historic events of 40 years ago unfolded. for the portuguese people, the uprising did bring a better future. but that is in danger now that the highly indebted country has accepted almost 80 billio

i have a camera set up here in the store and in my office across the street. >> from april 2008 to april 2011, henn records crash after crash after crash. 31 in three years. he post the crash videos online. >> i'm hoping that i'm putting out these videos helps at least to raise awareness especially for people who rent trucks because that's really the vast majority, i'd say, of the truck drivers who run their trucks into the bridge. >> over the years, that bridge has taken a beating. it's operator on the norfolk southern railroad has even taken precautions to defend the bridge from the constant collisions. >> the railroad company has set up the crash beam to prevent damage to the structure because it's a very busy train track. they've had to previously shut down the train tracks for days on end to repair the tressel which is very expensive. >> the city has also made an effort to prevent these crashes by posting clearance signs and by installing a warning system. >> the city has set up a system to detect over high trucks which triggers the flashing lights on top of the crash beam to alert

but the deal was broken after the north tested a missile in april. north korea's leadership has been trying to hold direct talks with the united states, but officials in washington said they are not ready to accept. china is also applying pressure on its neighbor. arguing that the missile launch would violate u.n. resolutions. >>> several japanese ships have headed to southwestern japan to get ready for the launch. they're carrying intercepter missiles. a maritime self-defense force vessel arrived at ishiyaki equipped with surface to air missiles. the flight path could take it over those waters. sdf personnel are employing the system in the event they need to shoot down any debris. personnel will take similar precautions around neighboring miyako island. they'll send destroyers to the area. the ships are equipped with the aegis missile defense system. personnel can use the technology to track projectiles in space. >>> the new leader of t chinese communist party is sending out mixed signals. xi jinping says he wants to pursue a peaceful foreign policy

last april, the boy ales father, army staff sergeant was severely injured while serving in afghanistan. alejandro was on his fourth middle east deployment as part of the 82nd airborne unit. while is company was station the near kandahar, alejandro, on foot patrol, stepped on a roadside bomb. the explosion cost the soldier both hills legs. since the accident, he and his family vp been living at walter

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north korean officials tried again in april. that one exploded shortly after takeoff, but the first booster burned 18 seconds longer than those used in previous attempts. the experts believe engineers may have succeeded in reducing the size of a nuclear warhead. south korean officials say workers have completed the assembly of the three-stage missile. they say once the crew injects the fuel, it will be ready to go. authorities in pyongyang say they'll launch between the 10th and 22nd of this month. they say they're sending a satellite into orbit, but leaders of japan and other countries believe the north koreans are carrying out a test of a long-range ballistic missile. >>> the senior u.s. diplomat on north korea has warned the leadership there. he said the u.s. will refer the matter to the u.n. security council if they go ahead with the launch. >> we will be prepared to work with our partners, including the united nations security council, to respond in a swift, effective, and credible manner. >> davies said the u.s. could stre

speaker the conservative party manifesto published in april of 2010 says, quote, we will increase health spending in real terms every year but the head of the statistics of authority has clearly -- that has not happened. what is today's excuse? >> this government is putting 12.6 billion pounds extra into the any chess -- and h s. let me quote the figures directly from the head of the office of national statistics which is in real terms spending in 2010 was $104,200,000,000 in real terms and in 2011 was $104,300,000 in real terms. that is a real terms increase and there will be further increases in 2012, in 2013, in 2014 with cuts under labor. >> ed miller band. >> let me just say even by his standards that was the most slippery answer. it is unbelievable. unbelievable. he has come to this house 26 times to see the prime minister and boasting about how he is increasing health spending but he failed to meet the promise. we have a ruling from the chair of the independent u.k. statistics authority who says it hasn't cut them and why should be grateful if the department of health could clarif

north korean officials tried again in april. the rocket exploded shortly after takeoff. seconds longer tn those used 18 inrevious attempts. the experts believe engineers may have succeeded in reducing the size of a nuclear warhead. south korean officials say workers have completed the assembly of the three-stage missile. they say once the crew injects the fuel, it will be ready to go. authorities in pyongyang say they've launch between the 10th and 22nd of this month. they say they're sending a satellite into orbit. but leaders of japan and other countries believe the north koreans are carrying out a test of a long-range ballistic missile. the senior u.s. diplomat on north korea has warned the leadership there. he said the u.s. will refer the matter to the u.n. security

. >> on april 7th it starts. >> while the rest and vacation is appreciated closing is bitter tweet. >> ibit -- bittersweet. >> i have mixed feelings. >> this season has been successful. all are now stocking up until the beginning of the 2013 season. >> just everything. stuff i can't live 3 months without. >> this final day found fans of food and football shopping side by side. >> some shop at the market. >> as this current market season is disappearing in a puff of smoke the sights and sounds of this holiday season will have to suffice until spring. >> we have a 9 week break and then we'll be back in april. >> the farmers market will start up again on april 7th. >>> it's an early christmas present for the ravens. they clench the afc north title with a crunching win over the new york giants. here's mark viviano with reaction and highlights. >> good morning. after three troubling defeats in a row all is well with the ravens after a blow out win over the new york giants which clenches another division title for the ravens and secures for them a home playoff game. the ravens office was aw

that is what we focused on in april.han acting on the advice of their investigators, some of whom were basically former veteran fbi agents, instead they took the really unusual step of taking the internal investigation away from these experienced veteran criminal avesta gators in the united states, and handed it off to the man who at the time was the general counsel of walmart de mexico. that was extraordinary because the same gentleman had been identified as being one of the key participants and overseers of his reverie scheme. you're basically handing the case to investigate to some who is one of your prime suspects. that meant quickly wrote a report exonerating all of walmart de mexico and that was the end of the internal investigation. because of that decision in 2006 by walmart, which meant they never notified the justice department, never notified mexican authorities, basic questions about the nature of what the region on the ground in mexico, the impact, the extent -- those questions were never asked, never answer

the party published in april 2010 said "we will increase health spending in real terms every year." but the head of the statistic authority that hasn't happened. what is today's excuse, mr. speaker? >> this government is putting 12.6 billion pounds into the n.h.s. but let me quote the figures directly from the head of the office of national statistics. in real terms spending in 2010 was 104.2 billion in real terms and in 2011 it was 103.4 billion. that is a real terms increase. there will be further increases in 2012, in 2013, in 2014 when there will be cuts in labor. >> mr. speaker, even by his standards that was the most slippery argument i can possibly imagine. that is unbelievable. he comes to this house 26 times since he became prime minister and boasted about how he is increasing health spending every year. but he failed to meet the promise, mr. speaker. it is your argument between me and him, we have a ruling from the chair of the independent u.k. statistics authority who says it hasn't happened and i would be grateful if the department of health could clarify the statements

for today the only time two groups met was on a visit to china in april.hool provided this video. the bands have been practicing for more than a year. and language is a barrier, music is the common. >> the challenge is limited rehearse yam time we have. that is what we have here today. >> you can watch the tournament of roses parade new year's day at 8:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. how exciting for the kids. >> wonderful. >> we have more still to come 6:00 including td nation loses a biggest hero of the first gulf war. the latest on the passing of general norman swartzkpf. >> winter weather continuing to plague travelers in the nation's mid section. >> lawmakers return to washington. we teeter on the edge of the fiscal cliff. what going over sit going to koflt you. >>> we have late word from washington on whether heroes of the first gulf war, commander of the international coalition that drove iraqi forces out of kuwait under the first president bush has died. he was 78 years old. he died in tampa, florida where he retired after serving as commander in chie

but we learned from the failure in april. we launched today's rocket with the conviction to succeed. >> the first stage fell into the yellow sea, west of the korean peninsula. then the nose cover fell a short distance beyond that. the second stage dropped into the pacific ocean east of the philippines. it's in an orbit used by intelligence and observation satellites. the object seems to be orbiting south north at an altitude of 494 kilometers kim said the launch was aimed at furthering the development of intercontinental missiles. members said the north koreans had violated u.n. resolutions. >> members of the security council condemned this launch which is a clear violation of security council resolution 1718 and 1874. >> members have agreed to keep talking about how to deal with the leadership in pyongyang. susan rice says u.s. officials will work with their partners to pursue what she called appropriate action. she said the security council may need to impose additional sanctions. experts say one reason they went what he ha

the current governor will step down in april when his term expires. cabinet ministers can appoint the new governor with diet approval. >> the prime minister has stated his views on pulling our country out of deflation since he became ldp leader. i think it's only natural to choose a person who shares such ideas. >> suga said abe gave instructions for a large scale a budget for this fiscal year. he hopes it will boou the flagging economy. the south korean president elect said she would tackle the growing disparity between the giant conglomerates and smaller businesses. she's now trying to keep the election promise. she met representatives of an association of smaller companies and merchants. she said she wants to protect the interests of smaller businesses by cracking down on unfair competition and illegal transactions by big firms. a focal point on the presidential election was how to deal with wage disparities among large and smaller firms. another key issue was unfair working conditions for part-time employees. she's calling on large companies for s

april all of this building into getting revised obag application. may or june, we'll be bringing this back for board approval and final list of $35 million. at the end of june, we're forwarding list on to mtc. with that i can take any questions. >> colleagues any questions, commissioner cohen. >> i want to go on record to press concern about pa lou. the current list of projects don't necessarily meet our obligation that we brought to the voters with regards to the prop b ballot initiative. meaning we made an agreement asking voters to pass prop b that we are going to do some kind of basic level funding of repaving our streets. i'm asking for the th to reconsider working to retain the cost estimatings to find the fund

the tour begins january 8th, in sacramento concludes at at&t park opening day april we've posted a link.3 the man of this-uz morning everyone is going to need -- >> no pressure dude. >> none taken, thanks. let's move in and see where heavier cell isi-kss, right the, heading towards qut are gettingufs the heaviest of the urpr heading up to it,kÑ inches noh santa cruz mountains, two to four inches peninsula, three to six north bay, one to two inches south bay by sunday evening. heading up above 4,000 feet the snow is about to start in the sierra. >>> good morning. no chain requirements at this hour, that could change we'll follow that if you are traveling to tahoe today. bayó)qcÑ bridge lightg%, very y on the upper deck on the entire span just bear that in mind if that is your commute. light traffic on8lñ san mateo bridge, a few tail lights brake lights towards the highrise and foster city. one area of roadwork westbound dumbarton bridge one lane until 6:00 this morning. it is a bit slow towards menlo park. >>> 4:55. former marine-t1[añ who stationd himself in front of a central califo

north korea's last launch in april failed. its leadership promoted the event by saying the nation was honoring the instructions of late leader kim jong-il. details of the planned launch have not been reported inside the country. for more on this issue we turn to our security analyst, bonji ohara, a former navy captain with japan's maritime self-defense force. >> it's difficult to define specific problem in the launch. but it might be the simple mechanical trouble not structural problem because they said they would extend the period only seven days. they failed to launch the rocket last april and they are trying to launch now. it's the eighth month. but this eighth month is crucial to fix the problems. so i think they expect some level of risk of failure means launch in this period is important for north korean leaders, even though they have some risk of failure. so i think they will try, keep trying to launch the rocket, neighboring country arguing the missile launch test in this period. >>> people in japan are weighing their

he was born in april 1897. he worked at a post office for his whole career. after he retired he took up farming. he has 14 grandchildren, 25 great-grandchildren and 13 great-great-grandchildren. he was hospitalized about two weeks ago but is recovering. on wednesday he expressed his gratitude both in japanese and english when he was given a bouquet of flowers at the hospital. >>> another winter storm is hitting the southern u.s. >> we're watching this next storm come through. this is on the wake of the powerful storm that went through all week basically. that one pushing off through new england. bringing flurries there. then this one moving across the lower mississippi river valley. this is bringing rain showers here. it will start to change over to snow as it works off here towards the northeast and some thunderstorm activity along the gulf coast. then across portions of appalachians where you don't want any more snow. it looks like going over the weekend more of that stuff will be coming down. travel across this area will be rough as that continues to push

when they captured the island in april 1862. part of this sequence of union successes in the spring of 1862 which then did come to an end, so if there is informal cooperation between the two of them it works pretty well. but as they see themselves as rivals, it's not going to work. >> look at halleck and grant in 1862. halleck is worrying about grant. >> give us a sense of the state of, the evolving state in terms of shifting and as 1861 most 1862 and sort of changes, radically in terms of enlistme enlistment. >> start with me? yeah, one of the things about the civil war, and i think it's particularly to the civil war navies, it's a tonic pivot point in history. things have been changing for some time. the telegraph comes in in the 1840s but railroads already expanding across the continent. but the application of these large-scale want to the workers, were terribly new, in land were probably arguably, the most immediate impact was the rifle, shoulder musket which dramatically extended the range of soldiers could fight. at sea, t

the farmer's market will start up again april 7th >> really heavy snow is battering parts of eastern china. the warnings were issued because the temperatures and heavy wind were severe. it was so cold sea water froze almost instantly. ice covered structures and ropes on the edge of the water. the winter weather is forecasted to last throughout the rest of the week. >> >> it won't be long until we are shoveling here, too, right, maybe? it's beginning to look a lot like christmas in our own backyard. some reindeer made an appear an. look at them. i don't know what they like out there, crisp temperatures, maybe our decorations? bernadette, good thing you are not out there >> no, sometimes, they come a little close when we are out there and stare you down. >> it's amazing how many deer we have living up here on tv hill. woe had one jump into the fenced in parking lot and one of our photographers helped to corral it out >> as far as reindeer go. it's going to be foggy, damp out there. we do have the first of a couple of storms moving our way, tomorrow. tomorrow is not a big one. we'll get

that was back in april. it also brings in question if anyone will be charged with possessing child pornography. right now we don't know if dena barnes or anyone else will be charged. to close the courtroom, that will need to be determined before the date. >>> now phylicia barnes was last seen dwoyears ago -- two years ago today. police searched for her, but it was months before there were any answers. the body was found in the river in april last year and a month later it was determined she was killed by asphyxiation. it took a year before police arrested michael johnson and charged him with first degree murder. >>> we've got an interactive time line of the phylicia barnes case on abc2news.com. >>> two more shootings in the city today. the first happened at 1:30 this afternoon near clifton park. an 18-year-old man was shot in the leg. police are still investigating. >>> two other men wounded when shots were fired in the 2500 block ofwoodbrook avenue. police found one man shot in the chest and a second shot i

back before you here at the commission with the actual capital project in april. construction documents made through august. award of contract the end of next year with construction in february through july of 2014. then have the project complete and ready to reopen in august of 2014. this project is supported by the alamo square neighborhood association. some of which members are here today. we do not know of any opposition and recommendation before you is approval of the proposed memorandum of understanding between our department and the p.u.c. to implement this project. >> commissioner harrison. >> excuse me lack of familiarity with no mow grass. is that decorative, like mondo? >> not exactly. it is a california native. if you have been past alta project, you will see it on the steep slopes fronting steiner and clay streets. it tufts and mounds. by the description design not to mow. it does have somewhat of a water quotient but lower than regular turf. of course it is more maintenance-free. we don't have to do the mowing. we propose to put it on the non-usable

t line providing improved transportation services for 60% of the people that live adjacent to the april line want and have no other form of transportation but central subway will cut trip teams to over half 22 minutes with the central subway it will be cut down to six minutes. 35,000 jobs rb create over the course of billion dollar investment the project is fully funded with the acquisition of the fully funding grant agreement on obligate leepth whereby 1,122,000,000-dollar have been pledged by the federal government to construct the federal subway and this is a schematic that shows how the grouting tubes will be installed with the anticipated grout that will help counteract any proposed building movement if it was to occur this is a grouting away ray for the under cropping of the existing tubes at noter and market. this is the proposed grotting away next to the proposed chinatown station, similar grouting a away ray for the you know street market station, and proposed build protection for the -- station and this represented three of the repeatedly acquired agreements that we have recei

the final traffic bridges will now be done over a weekend in april, after needing a lot of space in the zone 4 area to put those bridges together. the contractor has chosen to wait until the buttress work -- a majority of the buttress work is completed. just an overhead, you can see that the trustle bridge is connected all the way to fremont street and the other areas continue to be under excavation and the buttress area at the east end. this gives you a breakdown of how the excavation is going. the dark photo, left side indicates making the final depth and they are continuing that dealing with the de-watering aspects from the rain and moves from west to east. so just some perspectives of how things have changed. you can see how the trest the bridge is now connected. hard to tell, but the ab and c levels are in place in zones 1 and 2 and at far end, all the way down to the d level. just a shot of some of the excavation and bracing going on and the conditions which the contractor is working under right now in zone 1. micro piles continue. they have 70 completed to-date, or by the end of

>> well, you know, that's interesting, anderson, they actually did admit back in april the launch was failure. that was the first time ever that we'd heard those words from pyongyang, the fact that something had failed. in the past, back in 2006, 2009, they had claimed domestically that it was a grand success and that they managed to put a satellite up into orbit. internationally we fwhoo that wasn't the case and they were failures but internally they always wanted to say things were a success. that changed in april probably because they had the international media camped out in pyongyang as well. so they couldn't necessarily lie about it. but another interesting point is just two days ago we saw some rare honesty from pyongyang admitting that they had technical difficulties with this rocket launch as well and there were issues that they had to work through. so we are seeing a little bit more transparency, if you like, from this incredibly isolated regime, but obviously the bottom line is the international community didn't want them to go ahead with this rocket launch and they disrega