jim: sang-moon bae needs to chip in at 18. david feherty we've already watched sergio from down in that area. david: yeah. and nick, i'm not sure you're not better just putting it on the ground immediately here with the putter. you've got to get it there and get it on line, it's just as easy with that. nick: i agree. if i was the caddy i'd keep my hands on the wedges when he grabs a wedge. david: that's a sand wedge. nick: i don't like this shot. david: it's hard to get it to the hole. nick: if you mis-hit it a fraction you put more spin on it. this is the perfect shot when you just want to take that and play off your right toe. that's better. that's better. david: this is 8-iron. nick: the two degree 8-iron. we're happy with this one. especially under pressure. misthat a fraction, that's what sergio did took a wedge mis-hit it and came up 20 feet short. you've just got to believe -- he's trying to hole it. what are we talking about. pick a line. this is your one shot wonder at the end of the day. jim: a wonderful shot but nev

jim: sang-moon bae needs to chip in at 18. david feherty we've already watched sergio from down in that area. david: yeah. and nick, i'm not sure you're not better just putting it on the ground immediately here with the putter. you've got to get it there and get it on line, it's just as easy with that. nick: i agree. if i was the caddy i'd keep my hands on the wedges when he grabs a wedge. david: that's a sand wedge. nick: i don't like this shot. david: it's hard to get it to the hole. nick: if you mis-hit it a fraction you put more spin on it. this is the perfect shot when you just want to take that and play off your right toe. that's better. that's better. david: this is 8-iron. nick: the two degree 8-iron. we're happy with this one. especially under pressure. misthat a fraction, that's what sergio did took a wedge mis-hit it and came up 20 feet short. you've just got to believe -- he's trying to hole it. what are we talking about. pick a line. this is your one shot wonder at the end of the day. jim: a wonderful shot but nev

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the bae needs to have a separate electrical source so this project would create a new service station and mitigate existing, an existing pcb transformer which is currently -- if you are familiar with pcb's, it definitely needs to be managed and by moving to a new power source will give bae a cleaner and safer power supply. this will enable bae to continue with their work at pier 68-70 and as you know that's critical to our maritime mission. the third project is central basin dredging. this is a 2.9 million project which is the port's portion of a over 15 million project that will dredge the basin to a depth that will enable very large ships to come into the dry dock. this is leverage 10 million of army corps of engineers funding and the deal we are currently working on is bie would contribute $2 million as well. once this is done the army corps of engineers would continue dredging the site which could have millions of dollars that the port would not have to invest every decade or so. the quipb street lead project is another project that's been before you. it originally came as an acce

why this milestone is so signt for bae-bae the giant panda. > but we begin with another arct blast that blanketed our regi again this week and trand the chesapeake y into a sheet of ice, stranding some island communities. on the lower eastern shore, they we ice bound a ferpry reach it for a week so a maryld ice breaker was call in. the virginia national gud also used a blackhawk helicopter to deliver fre food and medicine. there's no drugstore on the island. just being outside in five minute this shirt is comp frozen solid. that's how cold it is out here. >> yeah how's that for cold? we sent storm team 4 meteort amelia segal outside one morni this week. she did a little demonstrati showg us how long it takes for things to freeze outside. well it was very cold. in fact cold enough to make ice cream. of course the extreme cold and the yo-yo temperatures mean bad things for area roads. d.c.'s department of transp says that we're head straight into the worst streh of pothole season. so tisha thompson and the news4 i-team wanted to find out just how your local pothole compares to others in t

. >> so, i used the word "bae." you know the word "bae?"ae, and i thought this is short for baby. >> seth: yeah. >> do you think it's short for baby? yeah, you do. it's not. >> seth: i do too. >> my daughter told me it means before anyone else. >> seth: wow. >> you're welcome. you're welcome. [ laughter ] >> seth: this whole time, we've been using this wrong. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: like fools. >> but not even that wrong. >> seth: yeah, that's true. >> it's still like, you're my baby before anyone else. >> seth: so, in a way, our version is less redundant. >> i think so. >> seth: yeah. this is also about sort of industrial farming and the way we eat. are you a vegetarian? >> i've been a vegetarian on and off since college. i think now, because the book is out, i think i'm a vegetarian again. >> seth: right. [ laughter ] >> i think i have to be. >> seth: when you say on and off, do you mean between meals? [ laughter and applause ] >> no. i -- it's mostly the cruelty of the way the animals are kept. >> seth: yes. >> and the suffering that the

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that's bae systems. that's inspired work. >> lincoln financial-- committed to helping you take charge of your life and become you're own chief life officer. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build measurably better lives. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: an american family mourned today the loss of a daughter in syria. kayla mueller was the latest american to die at the hands of the islamic state group, and news of her death hit hard. >> kayla's calling was to help those who were suffering whether in her hometown of prescott or on the other side of the world. she has done more in her incredible 26 years than many people could imagine doing in their lifetime. >> ifill: kayla mueller's parents remained secluded today at their home in prescott, arizona, dispatching friends and family instead, to give voice to their grief. over the weekend, "islamic s

that's bae systems. that's inspired work. >> lincoln financial-- committed to helping you take charge of your life and become you're own chief life officer. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: the brutal tactics of "islamic state" radicals reached a grisly new extreme today. the group put out a video showing a captured jordanian pilot being burned alive. in washington, the visiting king of jordan rearranged his schedule to meet with president obama. >> ifill: the pilot's father was attending a tribal meeting with other relatives in jordan's capital when the video surfaced. he checked his cell phone, hung his head, and left. then, a government spokesman confirmed the news publicly. >> ( translated ): we are deeply saddened an

that's bae systems. that's inspired work. >> lincoln financial-- committed to helping you take charge of your life and become you're own chief life officer. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: the obama administration is delaying the president's executive actions on immigration, after a federal judge ruled it didn't follow proper legal procedure. the president's action would have shielded millions of people from deportation. it was set to go into effect tomorrow. the texas judge's ruling freezes actions in 26 states now suing the government. the administration put the action on hold, but said it will appeal. we'll have much more on this right after the news summary. >> woodruff: a wintry blast has left hundreds of thousands

that's bae systems. that's inspired work. >> lincoln financial-- committed to helping you take charge of your life and become you're own chief life officer. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: there will be no federal civil rights charges in the 2012 killing of trayvon martin. the justice department said they found "insufficient evidence" against george zimmerman, who shot martin, an unarmed black teenager in sanford, florida. but in a statement attorney general eric holder said: >> ifill: zimmerman, who pleaded self defense, was acquitted of second-degree murder the next year. civil rights investigations continue in two other racially- charged cases the police killings of michael brown and eric garner. the secretary of vete

about their bills on energy saving, it's not normally the most interesting thing in the world, but baes he's so passionate about this kind of thing, i was in it. i was, like dude tell me more. i love ike as a person, i love the way that he treats me and i love the way he treats my children and my wife and i think he genuinely cares about people. there is not a bunch of self-interest involved when he does things. he wants to know your story, he wants to know about you and like you said, he looks at the facts of things and that's what he does in his personal life and i think he's going to be great in this role. so, yeah ike, love you, man, and thank you for letting me talk and i'm done. >> great. thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon supervisors, eric burk, san francisco green party and our city sf first of all i want to preface my statements by saying ike kwan is obviously an outstanding individual with a lot of experience and integrity so my remarks later don't have anything to do with ike kwan, and if he were up for the at large seat or the environmental seat of the sfpuc

way to break up the they also go out to calls from barges that get stuck and make a circle around the bae d t them ouofhece. this is an impot vessel. there's two or three gth g up and do t rer ng d. thiss tstinrs since 2004. the cold is making mh re icy than nma >>rt: is major weather system at started in the southern plains as a big ice storm, moved across the mid-south right into the carolinas this morning. some of our mountain communities got as much as thrfo inches osn. ree artte area, an inch, an inch and a half, a lot of problems on the streets and many school cancellations. and there's a bigger storm coming tomorrow night. in charlotte, larry sprinkle. >> my sister lives there and was asking if she was going to get out of work tomorrow. >> that will stop us here sometimes too. i told you that i used to think that 32 and 2 felt the same. >> we have learned a lot about cold in the last couple days. dulles international dropped to a ridiculously low temperature this morning, down to 4 degrees below zero. it's the coldest ever so late in the winter season at dulles airport. so finally

bae systems not doing well this morning. you've got astra also declining. randgold in the first uptick of the day. the complexion is lower. asia, making levels we haven't seen since the year 2000. a couple of individual names. some deals, share buybacks coming through. there is something good in the world when you get a takeover stock that opens up. rexam, being taken over. the stock finished at 559.5. caroline hyde will take you through the details on that. there's suggestion from the brokers that they may have antitrust issues. nestle, one of the biggest food companies in the world. revenue missed the target of 5%. caroline will take you through those numbers shortly. swiss re, they are doing a buyback. schneider doing a buyback as well netting himself 80%. they have restructuring charges in the united states. the dividend 4.25 swiss franc. they've been doing a share buyback. the stock of 1.12%. rexam now up nearly 6%. dividend is the story there. you've seen a nice up left in nestle and rexam. the dollar it is going to be a dominant discussion. we had ha

. >> your bae or your boo. >> hi, q. >> yes, we're here with than a empty cup, guys.ly what we're trying to does confer grape juice to alcohol because we all love alcohol. it is classic fun. >> i a apologize for the entire show. >> these shots. >> don't say that. >> we will just play that again. >> you cannot see anything. >> it was prerecorded it wasn't live. >> if i win the lottery i'm buying new cameras for the station. >> yes. >> jerrick with the lottery. >> we are giving back our ticket. >> yes. >> he has plenty of chances. >> yes. >> something elsie will do for you ladies, i will buy you glass clipper and jimmy choo shoes. >> did you notice disney is making sinned rel i for new kid that are coming up. here's a taste. >> are you looking for this. >> i know. >> it looks so different. >> you have to do something dramatic with a film coming up with these features. jimmy choo. >> the hugh people good his version of the glass slipper. >> is there nine different ones available in march. >> it is hard to see right there. >> yes. >> i know. >> and that is it. >> here in

you know last year we joined together to pray for the release of christian missionary kenneth bae held in north korea for two years, and today we give thanks for the fact that kenneth is back where he belongs, home with his family. last year we prayed together for pastor said abidini detained in iran since 2012 and i was recently in boise, idaho, and had a chance to meet with his beautiful wife and children and to convey to them that our country has not forgotten brother said and that we're doing everything we can to bring him home. and then i received an extraordinary letter from pastor abidini, and in it he describes his captivity and expressed his gratitude for my visit with his family and thanked us all for standing in solidarity with him during his captivity. and pastor abidini wrote, nothing is more valuable to the body of christ than to see how the lord is in control and moves ahead of countries and leadership through united prayer. and he closed his letter by describing himself as prisoner for christ who is proud to be part of this great nation the united states of america, tha

so grab your bae and tune in sunday morning. now time for a preview with "weekends with alex witt."hat bae is is i met with friends last weekend and we were talking about the lingo of our kids. >> my millennials wrote that so i'll figure it out tomorrow. >> you sold it well. thank you, melissa. >>> right now, imagine getting threatening messages from an parent isis simpt izerympathizer on facebook. >>> the gulf coast oil spill, five years later, was the clean-up a real success? ed schultz just visited there and will tell me what he found. >>> and how the maker of your iphone may be getting into the car business. can apple really compete with other automakers? i'll be right back. your pocket right now? i have $40 $21. could something that small make an impact on something as big as your retirement? i don't think so. well if you start putting that towards your retirement every week and let it grow over time, for twenty to thirty years that retirement challenge might not seem so big after all. ♪ ♪ ring ring! progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my s

. >> reporter: at this location west of iraq baes thereinthere's been fierce fighting.er the control of isis. it is yet another piece of land that they have grabbed. it would seem successfully in a region where they have maintained considerable military momentum against the iraqi army and local sunni tribes. concerning because it is so close to it the iraqi capital but when it comes to this particular town it's just also ten miles from the al assad air base where hundreds of u.s. military personnel are involved with training the iraqi military. the iraqi army. what we are now hearing is even more concerning this morning from iraqi officials and that is that not only have they taken the town but they are moving toward the air base with isis forces and iraqi officials said isis sent eight suicide bombers in that direction toward the air base. they say so far they have killed that number eight. it's clearly still very much a fluid situation. one where that base is under it would seem some degree of threat. u.s. military said that it has often come under rocket fire nothing

traiting the green light for certain projects in the hands of billionaires like reed hastings and jeff baei think from an audience per spec five if it's a good show they'll find it, amazon, netflix, hbo, whatever, people follow good shows. but i do think it's going in that direction. i mean i watch a lot of stuff on my iphone. you know, if i'm, you know, crashing early and want to watch something pop my headphones into my iphone and watch something. i've been watching the amazon pilots on my iphone. it's futuristic and weird to think you can watch a television show on your phone but at the end of the day, i think it's the material and people will find good material. >> but ultimately with what you're doing it's up to not whether you think it's good material but the public thinks it's good material. how much do you worry about the future in the longevity of some of the projects? >> oh, man. well, i believe if something is -- it will happen if it's meant to be. if it's good and it's done well, people like it, they'll watch it. >> is it preferable than having it up to a few suits relying on m

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. >> bae systems is decreasing support to these countries.ts including bahrain, jordan qatar and saudi arabia and the uae have joined with the u.s. and western allies in launching airstrikes against i.s. in iraq and syria while egypt opened a new front in libya. >> lower sales forecast for 2014 amid deflationary pressure in europe and weakening currencies in emerging markets. the company said sales would rise by 4%-5% on a like for like basis this year. that is a reduction from 4.5%-five .5%. -- 5.5%. >> sales dropped 7.8% at telecom italia. that is compared with a 9.1% decrease reported for 2013. >> apple has been working secretly on an electric car and is pushing its teams to get production of it as early as 2020. that is according to people with knowledge of the situation. it sets a stage for a battle with tesla and general motors. both are targeting an electric vehicle who can -- that can go 200 miles on a single charge. >> bayer health care chairman and chief executive. the 59-year-old will start his new job. the move comes after sanofi'

bae. listen to the song. come get it bae. >> short for baby. >> that's what i thought.nyone else. a term of endearment. your boo. we started asking some of the things. i know it's not throw backs. cat's meow and all that and a bag of chips. you were fly instead of you ♪♪ people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug farxiga may help you lose weight and may even lower blood pressure when used with certain diabetes medicines. do not take if allergic to farxiga or its ingredients. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling or difficulty breathing or swallowing. if you have any of these symptoms, stop taking farxiga and seek medical help right away. do not take farxiga if you have severe kidney problem

last year, we joined together to pray for the release of christian missionary kenneth bae, held in north korea for two years. and today we give thanks that kenneth is finally back where he belongs, home with his family. [applause] last year, we prayed together for pastor saeed abedini, detained in iran since 2012. and i was recently in boise, idaho, and have the opportunity -- had the opportunity to meet with pastor abedini's beautiful wife and wonderful children, and to convey to them that our country has not forgotten him and we're doing everything we can to bring him home. [applause] and then i received an extraordinary letter from pastor abedini. and in it he describes his captivity and expressed his gratitude for my visit with his family. and thanked us all for standing and solitary -- solidarity with him. he wrote nothing is more valuable to the body of christ than to see how the lord is in control and moves ahead of countries and leadership through united prayer. and he closed his letter by describing himself as a prisoner for christ, who is proud to be a part of this great nation

lester we joined together to pray for the release of christian missionary kenneth bae, held in northeth is finally back where he belongs, home with his family. [applause] laughter we pray together for faster saeed abedini detained in iran since 2012. and i was recently in boise idaho, and have the opportunity to meet with pastor abedini's beautiful wife and wonderful children and to convey to them that our country has not forgotten him and we're doing everything we can to bring him home. [applause] and then i received an extraordinary letter from pastor abedini. and in it he describes his captivity and expressed his gratitude for my visit with his family. .. we are going to keep up this work. all those around the world that are unjustly held or persecuted because of their faith and we are grateful to the new ambassador for international religious freedom who has hit the ground running and is heading to iraq in a few days to help communities address challenges. where is david, i know she's here somewhere. thank you for the great work you're doing. [applause] humility, suspicion of gov

last year we joined together to pray for the release of christian missionary kenneth bae held in northea two years and today we give thanks that kenneth is finally back where he belongs. home with his family. [ applause ] last year we prayed together for a pastor siad abadini, detained in iran since 2012 and i was recently in boise, idaho and had the opportunity to meet with pastor abadini's beautiful wife and wonderful children and convey to them that our country has not forgotten brother siad and we're doing everything we can do bring him home, and -- [ applause ] -- then i received an extraordinary letter from pastor abdini and in it he describes his captivity and describes his thankfulness for visiting with his family and thanked him for standing with him during his captivity, and the pastor wrote, nothing is more valuable to the body of christ than to see how the lord is in control and moves ahead of countries and leadership through united prayer. and he closed his letter by describing himself as prisoner for christ who is proud to be part of this great nation the united states of

came as the white house slapped back after the former new york city major questioned the president baese for the country. white house press secretary subjected that he had damaged the man dubbed for new york's mayor at the time. >> it's sad to see when somebody that's on taened a certain level of public st-- the truth is thai don't take any joy or vindication or satisfaction from that. i think really the only thing that i feel is sorry for rudy tomorrow. >> he touched off on a fire storm and say thag know this is a horrible thing but i do not think that president loves america. he was not brought up the way that you and i were. the ex mayor has not apologized. i don't feel a love of america. i feel the initial approach is to criticize the country and then after ward to say a few things about us. >> he defended and saying that it had nothing to do with race. because he made the comments governor scott walker and other possible candidates are on the spot. >> if they days green, the activates are going say no guts. >> while he is trying to dodge the issue. >> i love merng. think that ameri