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>> i would rather be tased than struck with a baton, we teach all as all do if you are going to deploy the baton you use it against the bony areas of a person's body not the meaty areas, so if i strike you in your petella for instance it is possible that you are going to have long term injuries as opposed to the short term pain and control that the electronic control weapon would have. so, personally, i would rather betased than struck with a baton. >> i actually have been pepper sprayed. >> the thought of being tased does that give you any dreptation? >> first of all, i think that from the standpoint, one i am not in the state of crisis and i am not in a state of ago aggrevatio nthe chief has asked me be to the point and the opportunity has not presented. >> someone in the state of crisis, who gets tased does the tase actually have an effect on someone who mental health crisis actually reduce the anxiety? or how does it relate to the level of anxiety that a person in crisis might be experiencing? >> i would suspect that it does not diminish the level of anxiety that this person has. b

presidency gets passed on to the island of course the country has had its own problems this baton essentially saving to be passed on in the relay race of the fiscally toxic island of course had to receive the e.u. and i.m.f. bailout money they've also had their own problems with unemployment and it's up to them to try and put that right in the next six months in which they take over the presidency. as artie's put all of our reporting now france says it's a tripling the number of troops deployed to mali to at least two thousand five hundred as part of the preparation for a land assault it wants to dislodge islamist extremists occupying large swaths of the country by despite a six day campaign of french aerial bombardments mali rebels have extended their reach and the us is also assisting pirates in its operation but many of those who are now fighting the mali government and the western forces were reportedly trained by american agents as part of a costly program to combat terrorism africa expert lawrence freeman explained to us what's gone wrong as well as how he thinks the mali crisis resulte

presidency gets passed on to the island of course a country that has had its own problems this baton essentially seeming to be passed on in the relay race of the fiscally toxic island of course had to receive the e.u. and i.m.f. bailout money they've also had their own problems with unemployment and it's up to them to try and put that right in the next six months in which they take over the presidency. he's putting all of our reporting there now a high price to overthrow a government and the arab spring revolutions drain the coffers of countries like libya or egypt to cordon to the latest estimates to stay with us to find out the bill for changing the regime. and history comes full circle for the united states forty years after the end of america's offensive in vietnam we talk to a veteran who says the mistakes of that war are being repeated but this time in afghanistan. for now security forces have barricaded pakistan's parliament with three layers of shipping containers as tens of thousands of protesters pressed forward their leader an islamic cleric has issued the government with

presidency gets passed on to the island of course a country that has had its own problems this baton essentially saving to be passed on in the relay race of the fiscally toxic island of course had to receive e.u. and i.m.f. bailout money they've also had their own problems with unemployment and it's up to them to try and put that right in the next six months in which they take over the presidency. of course correspondent peter all of our reporting right now french troops have engaged in their first battle with islamic insurgents in mali the ground operation comes after five days of intense air attacks in the region and the army is aiming to prevent the al qaeda affiliated militants who have seized vast areas in the north of the former french colony from moving towards the capital now the u.s. is among the states assisting the combat mission however media reports from there suggest that many of those now fighting against the mali government were previously trained by american agents to combat extremism africa expert lawrence freeman told r.t. why he thinks washington's previous polici

reluctant to approve this amid allegations of widespread tax fraud from banks but what happens next the baton gets passed on of the e.u. presidency gets passed on to the island of course the country has had its own problems this baton essentially seeming to be passed on in the relay race of the fiscally toxic island of course had to receive e.u. and i.m.f. bailout money they've also had their own problems with unemployment and it's up to them to try and put that right in the next six months in which they take over the presidency french troops are for their first battle with islamic insurgents in mali the ground operation comes after five days of intense air attacks that the u.s. is among the states assisting the combat mission however media reports from there suggest that many of those now fighting against the mahdi government were trained by american agents to combat extremism africa lawrence freeman told r.t. why he thinks washington's previous policies have resulted in even more violence. you have several ways of this operation i mean first of all you have after the death sas nation murder

presidency gets passed on to the island of course a country that has had its own problems this baton essentially seeming to be passed on in the relay race of the fiscally toxic island of course to receive the e.u. and i.m.f. bailout money they've also had their own problems with unemployment and it's up to them to try and put that right in the next six months which they take over the presidency so obviously the easiest steps into the new year with the same old problems that what's most pressing right now for them. well one of the big issues within the union at the moment is disunion on friday a u.k. prime minister david cameron goes to the hague to give what's being referred to in some circles as the most important speech of his political career he's going to outline where he sees u.k. in the u.k. and britain's future within the you know david cameron has pressure on him from several different areas within his own party a group of conservative backbenchers calling themselves fresh start put forward a new plan that they want to see britain with in the e.u. but really completely indepe

hotels will be filled from biloxi to baton rouge. more than 5000 media members are here to document all. superbowl and mardi gras have collided this week. a big sendoff and baltimore and the coaches and players of the ravens are meeting with the meeting -- meeting with the media right now. jacoby jones is it from the area. >> i'm speechless when it comes to talking about going home for this super bowl. it's amazing. every doesn't get this chance to even play of the super bowl or when the super bowl. it's amazing to me. i'm just soaking it up and really enjoying every minute, every second, being around my teammates. >> a very humble had read -- a 40 niners got to new orleans yesterday, but with the press at wed to the french quarter. the coach says the team is not here to party. >> the same approach as always. enjoy the moment, enjoy the preparation. that's what our team enjoys the most is the practice and the meetings and especially the competition. >> how about for golf fans? tiger woods at torrey pines this afternoon. as a matter o

the protesters say the police hit them with batons. at least ten people were hurt. residents say authorities sold their farms to the factory owner without their consent. the farmers have pitched tents and plan to continue their protest. >>> thursday marks the 18th anniversary of the deadly earthquake that hit kobe and the surrounding areas. they are remembering the victims of the disaster. one monument in park consists of bamboo stands arranged to form the numbers 1 and 17. the month and day when the earthquake struck. crowds gathered in the early morning to light candles . they used a flame kept alight for more than a decade. crowds fell silent at 5:46 a.m., the exact time of the earthquake. experts are certain a massive earthquake will hit the pacific coast of japan. the tsunami that follows could take as many a 320,000 lives. to make sure they get through the disaster students in one coastal town are learning from previous ones. >> reporter: a display shows the horrors of the earthquake. students are here to view the exhibit. she's keen to know about the disaster

to question him about from tino in vain we made another attempt during a political meeting in the baton region bruce and she go via the workers' union a frontino claim that the company belongs to them and that your government sold it to your friends or you have to say about that mr president you're suing. the president again i have. no answer but his campaign smile has disappeared we want to give us his version of the facts as for the trade unionists us to go via they continue their combat before the law courts they asked me colombian government for sixteen billion euros in compensation the value of the gold instructed from their mines over these past thirty years. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is ok. i'm tom harkin welcome to the big picture. i.

this is video from baton rouge where several homeowners will go on wednesday to learn they cannot leaveir driveways. quite a mess. >> thank you. here with jacqui in the weather center, it's a good day to start off with, these temperatures. i love it. >> the system is headed our way but we will not see pictures like that around here. it will weaken and bring us some showers, but some light rain showers, no flooding. we promise. 50 degrees is the temperature right now. it is a mild start as we have quite a bit of clout and its. that helps our temperatures through the overnight. -- quite a bit of clouds. at this hour it's 41 degrees in frederick. we are warmer today than yesterday at this time. about 15 to 20 degrees warmer. still some time to cool down before the sun rises. 41 degrees expected at 9:00, 50 at noon, 49 at 5:00. highs in the upper 40's to low 50's today across the region. 60 is right around the corner. the forecast is in a few minutes. let's check on traffic with jamee. >> quiet from the traffic center. across the american legion bridge right now, it's nice. the same story a

we begin with mayhem inside a baton rouge shopping mall. louisiana police broke up a fight between hundreds of teens. i want broke out after more than 200 kids arrived for a flash mob event there. authorities say at least ten people will be arrested on charges connected to that brawl. >>> officials in one vermont town are forcing a homeowner to clean out her pig sty. she was toward remove 30 pigs from her home after the town council heard enough squealing from neighbors faced with zoning violation fines there, she has agreed to put the pigs up for adoption. cuteys. in sports. nfl wild card weekend. russell wilson through a key block on the go ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter and washington's robert griffin iii reinjured his right knee as he tried recover a bad snap. the seahawks beat the redskins 21-4. and joe flacko connected on two touchdowns in the second half in indianapolis for a victory there. ravens star linebacker ray lewis celebrated 13 tackles following his announcement he'll retire after this season. next saturday battle wil

this cell phone video shows what happened after 200 teens met up in the food court at the mall in baton rouge. the heard about the flash mob via social media. people panicked, ran through the mall, fights broke out. frantic parents rushed to the mall looking for their children. >> ben out here walking the grounds for 30 minutes now. cannot find her. i've been asking people and nobody has seen her. >> the local sheriff reports nobody was seriously hurt dug the melee. detectives want to find the troublemakers who could face charges. >> a teenager in oregon faces charges after he posted to his 650 facebook friends he had been driving drunk and ran into several cars. he says it was all a joke. this is the post that got brown in trouble. more than one of his friend on facebook took the post serious enough to message it to police. cox-brown says it was icy conditions that caused him to slide into the cars. >> i shouldn't have posted what i said on this. i regret it. like i said, 0 got blown way out of [bleep] proportion, but i don't know. >> ama: police say cox-brown was charged with hit-and-

. >>> bedlam inside a baton rouge shopping mall.assive fight between hundreds of teens. more than 200 arrived for a flash mob event. >>> a tragedy in massachusetts, as a raging inferno killed an elderly couple and seriously injured their son and his family. the visiting family of four did make it out but not before a child suffered serious burns. the fire is under investigation. >>> and finally, officials in one vermont town are forcing a home owner to clean out her pig sty, she was ordered to remove over 30 pigs from her home. after town council heard enough squealinging from her neighbors. >>> in sports, nfl wild card weekend. seattle's quarterback russell wilson threw a key block on the marshawn lynch's go-ahead touchdown. the seahawks beat the redskins. >>> baltimore and joe flacco connected on two touchdowns against indianapolis for the victory. ray lewis celebrated 13 tackles following his announcement that he'll retire next season. >>> next saturday baltimore will play against denver with peyton manning. on sunday, seattle vi

baton. and drugs in stafford's truck when they arrested him. detectives also searched stafford's storage locker in campbell. and say they found packages that may have been stolen from homes in san jose. >> new tonight. oakland police say they have found a 63-year-old woman who has been missing since friday. police say gloria gee left her home for work at about 6-30 that morning. and never arrived. she was reported missing by her husband. who believes she is a victim of foul play. ter found in oakland. tonight oakland police confirmed gee has been located. safe. and in good sphere health. the mostly clear skies but there is a storm that is moving off shoresouth partly to mostly skies and the chance of rainfall will still and will be cool in the morning. 40's near the base. as for goal for the day and look for highs to be in the 50s. even this 60s indicated by the green. 2:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. and what we can expect for the week, coming up purify >> good news for hockey fans tonight. the n-h-l lockout is set to end after more than 100- days. the lea

but whoever he hands the baton to is probably going to keep his foot on the gas pedal just like ben did. > good to have you on the show. that is larry shover of sfg alternatives. thank you larry. > > thank you. it's estimated that there are more than 8.5 million industrial and service robots in use in the world. they make cars, process food and protect us in defense applications. and as our cover story shows you, more of them are being designed to work side-by-side with humans in the workplace. more than 120 companies brought their latest creations that lift, sort and do repetitive motions in the workplace. "we're trying to give the robots more human attributes and also add sensor technology." a lot of this is dedicated to heavy-industry. the plexi-glass safety wall used in this display is often common in the workplace to prevent injury. but now, more robots are being developed for the workplace, with people standing right next to them. "it hits me and this message pops up on the screen." "it means that you can have the robot working side-by-side with someone and there won't be a need f

lot of people in the streets there saying it is a question of sovereignty now with me i said gerrard baton he's a member of the european parliament general we've always known haven't we the u.s. prefers that the u.k. has a close relationship with the union so what difference does it make now that they've said i think the difference here is that they're actually interfering in british politics i think there's a difference between you can assign a country having a view about other countries foreign policy and stating that but i think this is a bit different this is a direct attempt to interfere in british domestic policies and they're trying to frighten the british people by saying you know we'd lose influence and jeopardizes our special relationship and all the rest of it if we continue along this road of actually asking what hang on a minute what's happened to our national sovereignty it's gone and we'd like it back and the polite thing of the clock thing either side is president carter. and david cameron is big plans for a referendum we're expecting this announcement within the next few w

in the passageway and inscription made in one thousand nine hundred fourteen by princess victoria a baton to her daughter louise can be found. crystals that are many years old take the shape of roses and multifaceted mazes when temperatures drop. the more plates grow or a funnel becomes deeper. still. large ice crystals cover the ceiling forming a bizarre fringe when it gets colder they transform into bundles of ice needles. and they're at their largest in march this is how i stretches a hidden away from human eyes beneath. being to many places over the past twenty years i have been to very dangerous caves. but i would like to say that i am absolutely stunned by what i see here now both as a photographer and as an avid tourist it's fantastic. oh. yeah i am the queen of the coal i will lead you there are three kingdoms of the kingdom of the cold my favorites the kingdom of stone and the kingdom of water i'm . so so totally amazed by the striking beauty in the mystery of congo the ice caves that even ready to forego the cold and darkness to prove their love one couple would hold hearts as e

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new orleans' emts will get help from neighboring cities like baton rouge. >>> 49ers fans are preparing to train. this little fella is flexing for his camera in his finest 49ers clothes. and shelley flying the team colors on her balcony. we want to see your pictures. send them to news@kpix.com or upload them to cbssf.com. be sure to include your hometown. we'll have a team of reporters to cover super bowl xlvii in new orleans. the coverage includes sports director dennis o'donnell and vern glenn joined by michelle griego and mike sugerman. >>> stolen from a home recovered in a santa clara reservoir where a couple's cars turned up after a home invasion robbery. >> some bay area thieves with a taste for the finer things. what they were after when they broke into a michelin rated restaurant. >> cbs 5 high-def doppler radar showing rainfall for the first time in two weeks. how much, how long will it last and when will we see more? that's coming up in 10 minutes. >> and the buffalo sauce and bleu cheese may go to waste. why chicken wings could be in short supply for your super bowl party! th

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of young people, city year members, this to be beset the school, as barack says, we are passing the batonu making your way through life, who are you pulling up behind you? as long as you are pulling somebody behind you, you are doing the right thing. we are very proud of the land we are going to come down and shake some hands. [cheers and applause] >> joe biden and jill biden participated at the d.c. armory. they helped pack kits for wounded warriors and first responders. the vice president also spoke to those who turned out to help. how are you? nice to see you. ♪

and now you are saying reflationary efforts in terms of monetary policy wick the baton over to fiscal-- fiscal policy. that becomes the catalyst now and the uncertainty around equities is really what we've all come to know over the last few decades which is are earnings going to be good or not. >> tom: how about it, what about corporate earningsnd really more to the point the quality of the earnings growth. top line revenue growth? >> you know, we've been watching this story unfold since late 2008, early 2009. the bear camp basically said you can't increase your profit numbers -- 009, banner year, low quality, low quality but banner year in terms of profits, quicking off a low of 48 to 59. 2010 double dip fears dismissed. we got not latter part of the year. we rose earnings again. and then in 2011 they said you couldn't grow the top. corporate america was still going to be under deleveraging. they grew the top line 2012, the same thing. third quarter, a little bit of a pullback. basically call in the flat line, fourth quarter should be better than expected. global growth has picked up

reluctant to approve this amid allegations of widespread tax fraud cypriot banks but what happens next the baton gets passed on of the e.u. presidency gets passed on to the island because the country has had its own problems this but on essentially saving to be passed on in the relay race of the fiscally toxic island of course had to receive the e.u. and i.m.f. bailout money they've also had their own problems with unemployment and it's up to them to try and put that right in the next six months which they take over the presidency. peter all of that online for the moment fifteen years in jail for a name change that's a sense for the jackson family wish to use christian names to illegally change them in official documents. from the home germany set to bring hundreds of tons worth of gold back from sin the u.s. and france and find out why online dot com. and if you see right members to have a sentence suspended so she can care for her young son is thrown out of court you can find out why she wasn't successful at the moment at all to dot com. one of the russian nephews most infamous figures grandpa

i went to him and i said "where, where were my batons?"am like ethel merman and mary martin, that, as a director, you can be one of the toughest men they've ever met in the theater. true or false? guilty, guilty, guilty. narrator: the climax of merman's performance was a career-defining moment in which rose confronts her hunger for recognition in a number robbins and sondheim concocted after rehearsal, late one night. sondheim: like mickey and judy here you are in a darkened auditorium with just a work light onstage. and so we started ad libbing. he said, "give me some strip music." so i, i said, "look, the whole idea, it seems to me "of the number -- if you wanted to include "all the people in rose's life "why don't we include all the songs that she has had anything to do with in the show?" and he started to walk like a stripper back and forth across the stage. we must have worked about two hours -- and by the end of it i had a whole sketch of the whole piece. merman: here she is, boys! here she is, world! here's rose! kander: merman was

year members, this to be [applause] [applause] beset the school, as barack says, we are passing the batonyou. as you making your way through life, who are you pulling up behind you? as long as you are pulling somebody behind you, you are doing the right thing. we are very proud of the land we are going to come down and shake[cheers and applause] >> joe biden and jill biden participated at the d.c. armory. they helped pack kits for wounded warriors and first responders. the vice president also spoke to those who turned out to help. how are you? nice to see you. ♪ ♪ [inaudible] [inaudible] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [inaudible] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> have you got a camera? >> thank you. thanks for your service. >> one more. thank you. >> thanks for volunteering. thank you for volunteering. >> how are you? we've got one more. >> there you go. you are good. >> how are you? >> thank you for serving. >> how are you? you are organized. how are you? >> thank you for serving. ♪ ♪ >> how are you? ♪ >> 1, 2, 3 -- [applause] >> i'm joe biden. i am the father of two great sons. one is about to be sworn in as an officer of the

police that elf on a gun, a baton, and drugs is ever struck when they arrested him.ves also surged average storage locker in campbell and safe on packages that may been stolen from homes in san jose. watching gas prices across the bay area of the prices and 2012 are starting to edge upward and the new year. the average price for a gallon of regular gas and francisco's $3.67 this morning the bay area but san jose and oakland the average is $3 of 59¢ and $3.57. these prices compared to the state average of $3.60. we will be back with more news. staples is the number 1 office super store ink retailer in america. now get $6 back in staples rewards for every ink cartridge you recycle when you spend $50 on hp ink. staples, that was easy. what's in the latest bout of colorado today james of halls of the suspect in colorado's movie theater shooting is expected to appear in coat and less than two hours. the grisly details surrounding the mass shootings could finally go public as a preliminary hearing gets underway. prosecutors are expected to call scores of witnesses this wee

we are passing the baton on to you all. goal is that as you make your way through life, as long as you are pulling up someone behind you, you are doing the right thing. we are very proud of you. we will come down and shake some hands. [cheers and applause] >> vice president biden and jill biden and members of the family participated in the national day of service project at the d.c. armoring. i helped put together care kits for veterans. ♪ ♪ >> thank you. thank you for your service. >> how are you? >> thank you for volunteering. >> thank you. >> hey, how are you? we have one more. >> come on down, my dear. there you go. >> these are cotton swabs. how are you? good to see you. how are you? >> hi. how are you? >> hi. >> hi. thank you for your service. >> how are you? >> how are you? >> thank you. [cheers and applause] >> on the father of two great sons. [applause] i wanted introduce you to the whole family. my daughter. my daughter-in-law on the left. my granddaughter, mazie. my granddaughter, natalie. there is hunter. and th

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this is our tornado warning just east of baton rouge. this tornado is on the ground and spotted by the public. so a confirmed tornado. we've seen tornado warnings throughout the early morning hours. these are rain-wrapped tornados, the possibility of rain-wrapped tornados. people can't necessarily see them coming. we're seeing rainfall amounts of one to three inches an hour. that is the danger. we can't see the tornadoes coming. keep the weather radios handy. show you where the severe threat is for louisiana, mississippi and across upper portions of mississippi river valley, arkansas through memphis, tennessee, through the ohio river valley. we'll keep you posted certainly martha throughout the day and bill. we could see a volatile situation unfolding. back to you. >> thank you for that, janice. we'll keep an eye on it. bill: there are new reports the legacy of the deadly terror attack in libya is looming large over the future of the u.s. involvement in afghanistan. president obama meets with hamid karzai late tomorrow in fact. the attac

this is all near baton rouge. they had major flooding. roads were closed. and it's not over.two to three inches for jackson, new orleans, mobile. this is also in tornado watches until later this morning or early this afternoon. and not just the severe storms around the top of it. the rain stretches to where it gets cold. and icy spots in northern minnesota. your local forecast in 30 seconds. a spectacular sunrise this g in arlington, virginia. degrees in washington and 39 at dulles. partly cloudy today and you'll daymore clouds late in the l be in thes wil and a look at our have aay forecast -- we showers tomorrow late day and sunshine and temperatures war >> along the east coast, another really warm day. new york, today, 47. and seattle, at least some areas around it, got snow yesterday. so, it flip-flopped. >> a lot of the country getting wet today. >>> coming up, damaging testimony in the dramatic trial of the woman accused of killing her ex-boyfriend after he broke up with her. what another friend reveals in court about her bizarre behavior. >>> also, ahead, the frantic c

there is a qer i can new law in posh boca baton to allow squatters to apply for ownership after a homein period of time. crazy? this guy may walk away with $2.5 million crib for nothing. >> bob: your beach house. >> eric: what do the neighbors have to say? >> most of the neighbors around this area are active in the association. they are not happy. nobody is happy. we all spent a lot of money to live on this street. >> it doesn't really bother me. you have to hand it to him. a beautiful place. nobody else is living in there. >> eric: bob, you say you know a thing or two about this law. >> bob: i think it's sort of a cool thing. if you get -- andrea told me -- >> andrea: not your house. >> bob: back to english law you think? jo days of farmers. they did it so farmers wouldn't ignore their land. they wanted them to tell the crop so if someone else saw the land and they wanted them to use it because they want them to pay taxes on the land. if it's empty the money doesn't go to the government. >> bob: i didn't know it was in all 50 states, if you went in there after seven years and paid tax