avis jones deweever. why is the so tough getting the legislation through? >> there are a lot of crazy people in the how of representatives. unlet republican party wants to be permanent minority they will stop stalling and push can back on common sense legislation. >> because this is a -- not a very good bill it's filled with other things that takes focus away from the direct services that actually help prevent domestic violence against women. it's politicized. >> it's a political partisan, the partisan politics that is in both sides of the aisle in the trying to find the solution for the women that they are trying to protect. >> republican lawmakers are not anti-women but they do -- all of our legislators have responsibility to pass fiscally sound legislation as well as constitutional legislation. >> what is constitutional and what is physically unsound about the vawa act? >> this addition to the tribal -- to allow the tribal court to take the cases. vawa is federal law. then there are issues that are of concern going to litigate or going go a case in the t

that's when one of the suicide bombers came up and tried to get into the place. >> avi, the security, has a bad feeling when 21-year-old asif hanik walks up. >> the guy was a little bit too quick in his pace. suicide bombings were going on all the time at that particular time. so we both looked at each other and froze. >> hanik is strapped with plastic explosives when avi kicks him in the chest to keep him from entering the crowded bar. >> and the next thing i can barely remember is this guy stepping back up onto the sidewalk and yelling. >> as hanik stumbles backwards, he blows himself up. the explosion sends jack flying into the front window. >> the next thing i know i'm in the hospital and it is three days later. >> he's hurt but he's going to be fine. you saved a lot of people's lives that night. >> avi is critically wounded but is hailed as a national hero. >> who knows how many people would have been killed in that small space, so he saved literally a hundred lives. >> why mike's place? >> well, i think mike's place represents the best that this part of the world has to offer.

speaking out about the one avy seel is givvng up.sring trainiig begins todaa to the team hat are readd to play ball. ((break 3)) 3 3 3 coming up in ur 6 o'clock &phour... we'reegetting reedy to draw anooher winner in our freebrrary conttst. & contest.if annie-b-smith few mmnutes... the jjckpot enter... hhad to facebook dott com slashhfox baltimore. 3

and, 237, we ha a crease inain head to teou by, ght--modate ra,nd he is 87 right now you can see the avyain fal heron 87ear thehark tnk se carel inhe sohay. you getting the heaviest rai now and for the next hour. you can see the snow working toward the sierra, with winter advisory until 10:00ith a foot knownd aow comi in behi theystem bringing thunderstorms with small hail in the evening an overnight and mostly over the ocean. we will go from a steady rain to scatter showered, and measurab snow to around 2,500'andtch i t 5" posble, and a coupl inches are possible, a we ll have clearing and th air is so cold, ps pets and plants,u need protect them. eowsill ide over the errao we wll hea bst of snow inhe aternnnd eving and bend the fro we have colder, dry air for tonight. co front cominghrough de owedou the bk eef te pripitation ning up wi the coldront and we me through the afternoon hours andou c se showers become more scattere d that is whenhe snow level srts to drodown heres the low, y c see i slidin oer the ocean where the eatest inabilit i tight but it could veerver o higher elevations

he rents those cars to out of town visitors at prices far below what hertz or avis would charge. >> itould be 20-50% off. >> they founded flight car because the time seemed to be right. >> i think people have started to become more open to sharing. >> it's just in san francisco for now but could soon be in other big cities if it keeps getting reviews like this. >> a great idea. i talked to some people about it. and they all said, yeah, why didn't somebody thought about that earlier. >> dirk and his friend are visiting from germany and have to watch their pennys. >> it's a cheap opportunity for younger guys like us. >> flight car is a startup and money is tight. this is a car they would never rent out to the public because they require cars made in this century, have less than 150,000-miles and don't have parts held on by duct tape. >> if the car has several layers of cosmetic damage, we want take that because no one wants to be seen in a trash car. >> but you -- if your car qualifies you can earn a gas card,. >> i think today there will be a bmw to drive that one. a 505 series. >> look

and, again, i don't -- i agree with you, avi, that these things are there. largely a small, discreet product production we're not going to be making, you know, ford's not going to be -- when fort's stamp's at a lot of doors, they're not going to be making doors on 3-d printing. they're going to continue to stamp doors because it's so much cheaper than printing, and it will always be cheaper than printing. printing is super, super slow. the last question is why are we talking about technology. we're talking about technology largely in the context of the u.s. manufacturing sector in the last decade suffered its worst performance in america's 235-year history. it lost 10% of its output. so the real question is are there technologies that are right there that we are going to gain an advantage, and i think there's sort of this assumption that just because it's a technological innovation, we're going to gain the advantage. and i just would question that. there are a lot of other countries out there doing all this work. so what's the technology? i think the technol

your side to fight for it it's gas chaos that's simply too much for some seventy year old automatons avisays that he would have preferred a death in syria to life in the camps. if i stayed in syria it would have been better for me they would have killed me yes but it's better than coming here and being humiliated like this on a sick old man why he wants to go through. despite its shortcomings the camp still offers refuge from the gunfire and airstrikes ravaging syria and more help could be on the way at a recent conference in kuwait the un got more than one point five billion dollars worth of pledges to aid the conflict stricken syrians but there are concerns it may not be enough we don't know how many more will be coming we have we don't know how many more will cross tonight we have no idea how many more there will be by the end of the week here in jordan or in the long or into a can it's not a situation which is going to be over very soon and therefore yes it is a strain on the countries of course a strain that jordan may not be able to handle much longer. you know the syrian refugees

of drones in its air space but it is proof that one small town is willing to take a stance on new avi's until tougher regulations are agreed upon already lawmakers in ten other states have started to draw their own legislation up based on charlottesville resolution that's just goes to show you that a symbolic action can result in some real changes sometimes. now when you meet someone at a bar or in a bookstore or at a seminar wherever you happen to be chances are the first thing that you do is content to before you contact them is find out a little bit more about them and the best place to do that of course is the internet it is the age of information after all a simple google search can reveal a lot of information about a person's life for instance if you search social media sites like facebook linked in twitter or even my space you can find out pretty easily a person's a their gender and marital status you might be able to discover their sexual preferences their political and religious affiliations even their family and current or previous addresses if you don't believe me just try lo

avi's are designed to deal with urban battlefields with the rapid precision the question is what urban battles are military fighting that they need this kind of creepy technology and for not shooting these things down there about this big. small slice of a maybe allows them to be plain sight once in place and then they can enter a low powered extended surveillance mode from missions lasting days weeks this may require the maybe to harvest energy from environmental sources such as some light or wind or from manmade. sources such as power lines and vibrating machinery. hidden in plain sight on missions that could last two weeks powered by the sun or power lines and deduce that little terminator looking pigeon my god orwell would be rolling in his grave if he could figure absurdly dystopic reality we're about to be living in their small size is not just to linger undetected outdoors it's also to gain access inside. small size an agile flight will enable lemay bees to covertly enter locations inaccessible by traditional means of aerial surveillance multiple they may be each equipped with s

avy wet snow caused several roofs to collapse including the roof of the eagle bar.ee deaths are being blamed on the storm. >>> it was definitely treacherous on the roads. in fact, missouri issued a no travel advisory. drivers in des moines found out the hard way. another four to 6-inches of snow is expected tomorrow and there's a danger of the roads refreezing. >>> and checking into flights as you travel the east coast tomorrow. if you're heading to the east coast and the west, tomorrow there's no flight delays. it's still severe out there but the flights flights at the airport are running on time. here's where winter is, all on the eastern seaboard in the middle ohio valley. out here not much. unless you're up in portland or seattle they're getting a little bit of rain. around here it's been dry. and it stays dry we've talked about it. i mean this high pressure is setting up and it's not going any where. it feels like a spring pattern. the temperatures temperatures bare that out today. maybe a little cooler but still 70s. 41 in napa right now, 42 in santa rosa righ

the deadly nnw waaplane is wanttd by the airforce, avy anddmarines.red planes ... costing about 400-billion- ddllars. but &pphe roject is already years pehind deadline becauss oo 3 & the obama adminstration has launched a -3 citt tourrtoohelp more ameeicaas get on the receivvng pnd of bbnefits.. eeen with 16-trillion dollars of debt the 100 city tour ii taking off. ut some lawmakers are urging the 3 tour when a ot is beenn mmde about the impact of sequestration. 3 "... what we've assed for ii -3 how many ppople arr goiig on the tour, what's it going o 3 cities, and whyyare we doing this if ot for politicaa the effects of the sequester." &p((more vo)) senatoo ttm coburn sayysif he finds the goals if the ttur portth ... he'd suggeet &pspreading the word by peleccnference to save onn travvl and other expenses. 3 coming up... want o make some music. & mmsic. finn ouu howwmemebers of the cast of ssomp do it without áinstrumentsá. p,33 it'ssexplosive, it's soohisticated, it's unique ... itts stompp. and today members from the interaational precussion sensat

japan, given what avi is doing? japan. >> have you been talking with brian sullivan? that one of his 2013 predictions. i think he is doing his victory lap and it is only february 1st. >> i made that prediction last year. what do you think? >> i think that you're dead right, brian. if you want a job at googen hiems, giver mae heads-up. we would love to even a blind squirrel finds aness once in a while, scott. >> let's talk about this aspect. everybody was so negative a few years ago. one of the reasons we kurned positive, right? i'm starting to get a little bit nervous the other way, rye? the housing market is looking better. everybody seems to be now runnings the other way which unfortunately makes me nervous and feels like could be a tough year. >> you know, broi be a, that why i was saying we have enough momentum to carry us higher. what bob pisani was talking about, it is going to push us higher by another 4 or 5% near term. but i do think that we have to do some digestion of this gain over the course of the summer. and you know, she said the euphoria is scary. you

and next sitting to him is avi reichental.e's the ceo of 3-d systems which is one of the -- which is the first 3-d printing company. that manufactured the first 3 ask d printed object thirty years ago. is that right? it was a cup. a cup. thirty years ago they manufactured that. sitting at the send rob atkinson. he's the founder of innovation foundation which is a think tank based on focused on technology issues. the obama administration appointed him to the national innovation and competitiveness strategy advisory board and among other things he's written books about innovation economics. so we're going to dive in. i want to start by talking about the moment in history in technology and talk about some of the technology elements that are coming together now to make this a meaningful discussion in a way that probably more truth than it it would have within a few years ago. i want to start with you avi reichental. do you want to . >> absolutely. i personally think that we live in an incredible moment in the record of human histo

avy snow and strong winds causing misery in the midwest right now. a powerful and deadly storm shutting down highways and several states that were hit hard just last week and now it's marching east. >>> and meltdown. what not to do the next time you miss a flight. this guy's baggage could put him out of a job "today," tuesday, february 26th, 2013. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a tuesday morning. i'm savannah guthrie. >> and i'm matt lauer. let's start with that story coming out of egypt. it's a tragic story. we're getting the first images of that hot air balloon crash in that country. >> it happened in the popular tourist destination of luxor, about 300 miles south of cairo. aim amon mulhuldin. >> victims include asianit crasn a sugar field falling from a ball of fire from a thousand feet above. these images on twitter show a group of balloons and tourists as they were taking off just after dawn in the ancien

avis glade said she walked into a school when she was a superintendent or something.nd she said, oh, miss, you look lovely today. and she said thank you. that's very nice. and the kid went behind her. she looked at this kid and he said you look lovely today. and she said thank you. he said where's my reward? i did a focus group hard core urban high school and they used a program where they had six character words and they got these colored trinkets, a different colored act if you got caught in the act of dick: good, you got entered into a program for some substantive prize. i asked the kids is this mickey mouse for you? in fact, we like them so much, we steal them from each other. i told the principal, you don't know the half of it. not only are they stealing them, there's an entire black market in the school for this. and this is to teach character, ok? we've got to think about our methods, folks. modeling. every teacher has to model this stuff. you have to be the character. gandy says you have to be the character you want to see in your kids. you can't be a hypocrit

the muslim brotherhood to mark the democracy in egypt that depends how the laws on brotherhood be avisit happens i will say in this respect i agree with the administration has been to treat egypt as the elected government of egypt. .. i'm not prepared to make that judgment yet. i'm prepared to give it a shot. if you looked at germany as a result of the history going back seventy years you would not have said germany was an obvious choice to be a democracy. yet, we were able to do something that was constructive. a lot of things we now take for granted that we did in the world at the time seemed impossible. impossible, and we're told it was impossible. now are we going to get a perfect outcome in syria? absolutely not. far from perfect. the question we keep asking is what is the outcome we going to get if we do nothing? is it an outcome we're going to be able to follow rate. the united has been a foolish country. one way which it fools iforts consistently, we believe we can tolerate something at the end of the day we find we can't tolerate. you know, we said at one point in -- we don't

the president called coach harbaugh and general manager avi newsome, you see them right there, to congratulate them on their victory. here they are talking to him. obama said that he looked forward to congratulating the team in person at the white house. >>> coke zero is going to be celebrating the baltimore ravens with a special commemorative can. it is the limited edition super bowl xlvii design. you can see it right there on your screen for a sneak peek. there is a limited number of both the 12-ounce coca-cola and coke zero cans. they will be sold at select baltimore north shore and retail locations. you can snatch them up off the store shelves. >>> speaking of president barack obama, he'll be at our state capital today. he'll be in annapolis for the end of the democratic retreat. yesterday lawmakers talked about gun control, immigration and the latest in the fiscal crisis. the meetings twu>é>> baby boomers may be living longer than previous generations, but this does not mean they're any healthier. >> why doctors are co