and keeping tabs on your dog the new collar mounted activity tracker awill youing you to do just thatw back to dan and cheryl. >> care yes lynn, thank you. >> see you then. well, here those iconic doggy diner heads are getting tender loving care these days >> workers hoisted the iconic dog head back on its pedestal near san francisco zoo. boy is that a step back in time, right? iet is. >> a celebration planned for valentine's day. guess what will be there? three more doggy diner heads. >> a kick starter campaign raised 51,000ses today restore the fiber glass dogheads >> they stood guard outside doggy diner restaurants but those really are legendary. soits nice to see them flying high again. hey were landmarks for a long time. >> they were. they went into disrepair, someone careed and bought them up. and folks donated to fix them up. that is going to do it for us. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. see you again at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight -- coast to coast. more than half the country trapped in the freeze, mudslides out west, as the south braces for a new r

it had benefit of awill youing it to continue to be about the building. >> what i saw is this incrediblexample through the work that ground down these borders >> remarkable. >> we're going to head outside one last time. we're on sprinkle watch now. nothing more than sprinkles. afraid we might not get more than that. showing a gorgeous sunset occurring with clouds in the sky making that sunset beautiful. now, with live doppler 7 hd rain moving into our direction to the north. looks like the system going to fizzle and dry day, sthiez by afternoon. high temperatures into mid-60s and accu-weather forecast looks like this. sunny skies and a mild warm weekend friday, saturday, sunday, high temperatures near 70 degrees near the bay and inland. >> thank you. i like that. sprinkle watch. >> spring training already. >> baseball watch here. >> angel pagan is there how is the hamstring? that is the question. sports is coming up next. >>> good evening, giants first full squad workout is tomorrow. he wants $3.6 million for the upcoming season. don't we all? if they can't reach an agreement arbitrators

it had benefit of awill youing it to continue to be about the building. >> what i saw is this incredible through the work that ground down these borders >> remarkable. >> we're going to head outside one last time. we're on sprinkle watch now. nothing more than sprinkles. afraid we might not get more than that. showing a gorgeous sunset occurring with clouds in the sky making that sunset beautiful. now, with live doppler 7 hd rain moving into our direction to the north. looks like the system going to fizzle and state wide a mainly dry day, sthiez by afternoon. high temperatures into mid-60s and accu-weather forecast looks like this. sunny skies and a mild warm weekend friday, saturday, sunday, high temperatures near 70 degrees near the bay and inland. >> thank you. i like that. sprinkle watch. >> spring training already. >> baseball watch here. >> angel pagan is there how is the hamstring? that is the question. sports is coming up next. you have time to shop fofor car insurance today? yeah. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want to

. >> this is immediately stoped and people were awill youed to go through and roll up tools. and leave the site. there are those involved with it that are still on the site with management. >> cal osha is now on scene the contractor told us that could be days or longer. 25-50 people working and they tell thus is the first major accident in that time. live in san francisco, abc7 news >> and we have the fire department saying a 70-year-old woman hit by a cement truck just after 3:00 this afternoon. the police closed streets for a while that caused some delays on muni street. more breaking news now across town in the sunset district. a large six-inch water main. and you can see that water main break here in pictures by sky 7 hd. it was affecting service on the light rail line the flow has been stopped. >> someone tossing walter bottles at chp. there have been four reported insy denlts so far. in one instance, breaking off a side mirror today a bus was hit, spraying glass into face and eyes of the driver >> a family's torment and a family's rebuke today >> you're smiling. you thi

homes with odd number addresses only awill youed to water yards tuesday asks thursdays. homes with even numbers will be allowed to water monday and wednesday. >> is monday, wednesday enough to main twhan you have? >> probably not. >> what are you going to do? >> wait ask see what happens. >> residents say hosing down sidewalks and driveways will be prohibited. >> we can see them driving down the street. so starting march 1st if we see someone with a violation we'll give a warning if they do it again, we'll fine them. >> calistoga relies most water from the kimbell reservoir. officials say it's still not enough. businesses are affected, too. saying same restrictions as homeowners and workers have been told to scrape dishes prior to rinsing. >> i encourage people to have a tasty beverage instead of water if i can provide them for them >> calistoga hopes it will reduce consumption by 20% >> you can see drizzle covering much of the bay area. let's get to abc7 news sandhya patel. and it's drizzle with us in spots. live doppler seven hd. clouds around, no rain up down here, but

. >> this is immediately stoped and people were awill youed to go through and roll up tools.. there are those involved with it that are still on the site with management. >> cal osha is now on scene the contractor told us that could be days or longer. 25-50 people working and they tell thus is the first major accident in that time. live in san francisco, abc7 news >> and we have

arizona governor announces her decision that awill yous businesses to discriminate against gays >> six women tell of being sexual assaulted and how they claim let the school let them down. >> one of the bay area's most oscar-nominated movie makers ychl he's up for another academy awards >> we'll watch live doppler seven hd watching the storm hi! ladies, how are you? let's taste some wine. ♪ ♪ seize your vacation with a southwest airlines sale. go to southwest.co where our lowest fares are now available as low as $69 one-way. book now at southwest.com and carpe vacay. ♪ >> sheer live doppler seven hd again, we're following the storm for you tonight. the rain is wide spread now. across the bay area. >> sfwus stwus. the governor vetoed a bill that would won't allow businesses to discriminate against gay people. this is from major corporation asks organizations including apple, yelp and arizona super bowl committee. >> i have not heard of an example where religious liberty has been violated. >> outside arizona state capitol a crowd chanted. >> 31 current and former uc berkeley filed compla

arizona governor announces her decision that awill yous businesses to discriminate against gays >> six women tell of being sexual assaulted and how they claim let the school let them down. >> one of the bay area's most oscar-nominated movie makers ychl he's up for another academy awards >> we'll watch live doppler seven hd watching the storm throughout the hour. attention monster taco fans! get ready for a night of monster taco madness - when two new monster taco flavors from jack in the box face off. introducing - the bacon ranch monster taco, crushin' it with strips of bacon and creamy ranch versus the nacho monster taco, comin' hard with nacho cheese and jalapeños! monster, monster, monster tacos! too much? needs an explosion. >> sheer live doppler seven hd again, we're following the storm for you tonight. the rain is wide spread now. across the bay area. >> sfwus stwus. the governor vetoed a bill that would won't allow businesses to discriminate against gay people. this is from major corporation asks organizations including apple, yelp and arizona super bowl committee. >> i have no

she also put the ruling on hold and aif awill youed to take affect virginia could fk the first state llow same-sex marriage couples to marry. coming up snow can make people do crazy things. we're going to show you one of them, next. >> i'm still taking your questions and i'll answer your questions here live in just a little bit. >> i'm spencer christian. our camera shows clouds in various levels, rain 24 hours behind. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> taking a look at friday afternoon commute this, is 680 in walnut creek. back >>> take a look at what might be one of the most unlikely valentine's day pairings of all. she insists on following him around whenever he goes. the 10-year-old penguin spent months searching for a new partner after her mate died. that is when she turned her attention to the zoo keeper. he says the relationship is getting in the way of his work. she bites his hand if he tries to feed any of the rest of them. >> the new penguin work outas you jog around the park. >> this guy disappears before surfacing around with powder >> with the snow hit the e

proposal is important because it takes that 10%, that 90-10 share we were talking about and it awill yous that 10% to be portable. if the state wants to take the money designated for children with special needs and allow parnse take that to a private school of choice, they are able to do that much monty we are spending at the federal level, that 10% share, it becomes much more flexible and student centered. it >> one of the biggest arguments against school choice is the lack of funding that -- in the public schools and that funding dries up. that's the detriment of all the kids staying in public schools. lindsay, you said about the program in arizona and louisiana, how do they -- where do they find this lack of funding? >> a few things on that. we have a growing body of empirical evidence that shows not only does school choice benefit the students who receive a voucher or scholarship to attend a private school that their parents have chosen, but the public system improves as well. we often talk about school choice being a rising tide that lifts all boats. that competitive pressure, person

the brand new congressional budget report that the health care law awill cost the country2 million jobs. steve has more. >> and as youxpect, this debate falls along very prictable partisan lines.

the brand new congressional budget report that the health care law awill cost the country2 million jobs. steve has more. >> and as you might expect, this debate falls along very prictable partisan lines. democrats say the affordable care act provides a new measure of freedom for american workers while republicans say it's a tashl blow to an already struggling economy. >> any law you pass that discourages people from working complai can't be a good idea. how does that allow people to prepare for a time when they don't work? >> the figures from the nonpartisan congressional budget office were released last week and show some 2.3 billion workers will leave full-time employment by 2021 as a result of the health care law. while republicans say this number is larger than expected and could be devastating, democrats say it provides workers with more choices. they won't be locked in to jobs they don't want just to keep their health care benefits. >> in some case these people might have two jobs. one they will no longer work. people would work two full-time jobs. now they won't need to. >> and democrats say the law would not

the one you work for, give us an occasion to have this conversation pretty much every day, peter, is the publication of angela stent's absolutely terrific book "the limits of partnership." awill come back and say just word or two before i turn things over to my colleague jonah hill, who is going -- i colleague fiona hill, who is going to moderate a discussion among the 4 of us here, which is to say she will be a player-coach, because she will have to moderate herself. she has strong views. fiona, i think most of you know, is the director of our center on the united states and europe. she has many things in common with the author of the hour, angela. both of them served as the national intelligence officers in the intelligence community of our government. both of them, by the way, have not typically american accents, which is also an interesting point. they serve this government and the station very well, it keeping -- serve this government and this nation very well, keeping an eye on i guess it was called the eurasian complex. we also have with us peter baker of "the new york times." they are all authors. fiona, along with her colleague in our foreign policy program, wrote a