los nominados para mejor actriz protagÓnica: adriana lupier, ariadne dÍaz, angelique boyer, esmeraldar, maite perroni, zuria vega. mejor actor protagÓnico: daniel arenas, eric elÍas, gabriel soto, jorge salinas, sebastiÁn rulli. mejor telenovela: "el color de la pasiÓn", "lo que la vida me

first group qualifying in daytona 500 crashes into boyer and boyer with road rage yelling at sue ward sop qualifying a month after he announces it's his last full time season. he wins the daytona 500 pole. >> we have more ahead in the next half hour of "action news" tonight. match-making for four-legged among us. how zoos are using a system like on-line dating to find single girls and guys of any spesy. >> record breaking cold. san francisco is breaking basking is record breaking warmth. >> those stories and more when "action news" returns dunkin's new white chocolate raspberry lattes are topped with heart-shaped sprinkles and made with rich white chocolate and fruity raspberry flavors. get a medium hot latte for only $1.99. america runs on dunkin'. thank you. happy valentine's day. i love you. uh, i mean thank you. you're welcome. share the love with dunkin's heart-shaped donuts. indulge in cookie dough or brownie batter today. america runs on dunkin'. >> sundays night here's what's happening on "action news" at 11:30, growing threat in the skies. now faa is proposing new rules to re

reed sorenson crashes with klipt boyer.oyer with a little road rage starts yelling at you wardsson. this is the last time that jeff skversky wins his final daytona 500 trying to go for fourth win at daytona. they're already upset down in florida. >> thank you jeff. >> thanks, jeff. >> a minnesota woman marked an unusual milestone right here in philadelphia last nightch for the 500th time, 5-year-old jema kirby became a human cannon ball in front of ous thousands of spectators at the wells fargo center. she's a participants of the ringling brothers. it took three seconds to shootout of the cannon at 66 miles an hour. she, of course, landed safely on an air cushion 300 feet away. xñaó5Ñ >> if there is any time stop looking at the window and look at the tv it's right now. courtsey of the san francisco bay area where families are enjoy the weekend on the beach. temperatures there are unseasonably warm. yesterday the mercury hit 83 breaking a century old record. warm weather there is expected to stick around through the end of t

clint boyer has a much faster car. he is trying to get past reid. that doesn't work out well for either driver. sorenson still in his wrecked car, boyer sought him out and he wasn't complimenting him on fine driving. sorenson wasn't shy of what he thinks about the new format. >> it's idiotic to be out here doing. there is no sense in being out here trying to put on a cute show and you have a guy in desperation, doing this. there is no reason to be out here. these guys have been out here six mons to have a guy out of desperation do that. but its not his fault. it's nascar's fault for putting us out in the middle of this crap for nothing. >> >> reporter: that was clint boyer, fines, no doubt, coming. in middle of the pack, jeff gordon comes out in front. he already has said this will be his last full-time season on the circuit. >> that is good. it's awesome. one of the most gratifying poles here in daytona that i have had. on the last one, i got a little surge and sucked up to the guys and i thought this mighting enough. awe some job to my team. this

we're not seeing any precipitation right now near gilbert villain boyer town. as you can see roadway is wet because it was raining throughout the night periodically and temperature is 30 degrees. that is the concern right now. that is why we're out here even they it is in the a blizzard or major storm going on we wanted to prepare you guys as you enter your morning commute. >> oh, jenny come on get your equipment together. we will get back to her in a second. >>> happening also today an emergency hearing regarding the sale of the revel casino. >> the sale was supposed to close to take but standing in the way are business owners which has leases in the the bankrupt casino. >> steve, explain this to me. >> reporter: do you want weather report from the roads, and since her system broke down. we have wet road in camden county on the other side of the bridge. rain off and on. look at the flags on the the courthouse blowing. that will blow stuff on tour windshield as bob kelly likes to say intermittent wipers are a must today even if it is not falling. >> it is wet a

this is home i belong here i had counselors that supported me i graduated and i went to boyer man and now i'm doing good it's because i had that support system that's very important that was not fair for those two schools to are clashed together you've got to consider the background thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm the mother of the twins rachel and roberta they're seniors at john o'connell they'll be at the african-american honor roll (laughter) (clapping). >> i love you don't think o'connell but unfortunately one of any twins didn't when they thousand dollar found out john o'connell was not on the top 7 she was in tears but it has turned out to be the best thing that could have been o could have happened 3 years oc was in a transition a in the past 3 years oc has ground leepdz and bound osc is truly the place to be but this situation has damaged our reputation whether i say situation i don't mean ida b wells all children deserves an education as a result of the culmination of schools with no preparation we've had fights on most

a few minutes into the session a multi car wreck destroyed several cars, including boyer's. bowyer had got out of his car and yelled in his window. both drivers were ok. last night, victor oladipo came second in the slamdunk contest. i would say his careers off to a good start. another career might be in the works. >> he can sing. >> trying to get a record deal. >> ♪ i'm leaving today i want to be a part of it new york, new york ♪ ♪ >> a little, but not bad. he sang "new york, new york." after that, he could not compete with zach levine. speaking of all-star weekend john wall says he wants to break magic johnson's record for assists in an all-star game. and that is 22. i will be tough. >> -- that will be tough. >> let's talk a little snow. >> moving in tomorrow evening around dinnertime, the heaviest snowfall and while you're sleeping. he will greatly impact the tuesday morning commute. still a little uncertain as far as totals go. really trying to figure it all out. from a and will be here when we join you at 11:00. tt2wút3n <$! bt@q4;4 tt2wút3n <$! "a@q$7p tt2wút3n <$! bm@

he was charged with boyerism last year. prosecutors say he recorded more than 150 women at a jewish ritual bath. he taut at georgetown and town sen university as well as the university of maryland. and new details at what led to a stabbing death of a lawyer in new york. david sent a text message to his wife saying he would be home around 8:30 monday night. the post says that by about 2:00 a.m. she called police. at this hour they're looking for a person of interest. there's a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >> a triple murder in north carolina leads to nax the district. the f.b.i.'s looking into the death of three young muslim americans was a hate crime. that prompted the council on american care. >> nearly 300 miles from chapel hill, north carolina dozens gathered in d.c.' du pont circumstance to remember three promising lives. they lit candles few tears this -- in this community. all three were shot in the head execution style tuesday evening. police have charged their neighbor craig steven hicks with

the businesses is long time resident and i ask that because you know there's a lot of folks and in boyer and candle stick and the southeast portion of the city that actually for a long time have gone without opportunities without resources and i know there's a lot of folks that are flocking to san francisco opening up shop and then basically taking a lot of those opportunities and i don't know how fair that is and i really would love for us as a commission and agency because we have $4 billion worth of projects maybe we need to dig a little bit deeper i know it's about who benefits from those opportunities and you know we talk about local hire because we want san franciscans to build the city we talked about the arts and want san franciscans it provide the arts but i know a lot of people that just got here and our benefiting from those wonderful opportunities that it really actually would be great to have some folks that have been here a long time remember we talked about during third street when we were rebuilding third street and the small businesses suffered because of the constructio

commissioner boyer. >> thank you.out the real empowerment of the joint executive committee. and it really lies to the heart of ensuring that two departments of government work together seamlessly. so as that solder sailor, and marine transfer into the va they shouldn't feel it. they should feel that medical record is there and the doctor who's just taken other my care that there is true continuity of that care. and that joint executive committee that has authority, it doesn't have the power to implement. so they can just create a lot of paper. and so we're recommending that you actually give the joint executive committee. not only do we create parity between the dod and va of who lead the committee but also give it the power to actually implement. and implement what. so the recommendations of blending the formularies with regard to the antipsychotics call it the mental health drugs. let them stet classifications of those drugs and how it should be blended. extremely important. and general chiarelli spoke to that earli

37 and public resolution about this next month the basic issue not enough doiftsz and culture and boyer's and funding barriers for the community looking forward to the citywide effort to make sustainable funding for the preservation of dental care and expanding the pool of 200 florid and services lastly an update we'll hear at the next commission meeting about the initiative that is before the board of supervisors and coming to us for a matter of policy discretion. >> thank you commissioner comments or thoughts in regards to the report? >> my comment was on i thought the oral health was very interesting and i was wondering then within that because this is one of the major disparities out there we don't talk about i've read this in terms of both of them we've been working with the mental health and all the populations and, of course doing all the primary care this is one we've kind of really flew under the radar those huge percentages i'm wondering if the target is too small only what 37 to 27 why shouldn't we try to aim forage greater number this is still an awful lot of carries. >> bits

plan that's definitely a priority we're i've tried to talk with other stoift whether lieutenants or boyer or mission we talk about daily about can see that maybe happening to really get a handle on what could happy and again working with the students about what could be and potential for involved in things we'd like them to be but have an idea where the problems are before that he become serious. >> you're developing the plan. >> not developing the plan it is our plan communicating that information back to the school officers and investigation team the new plan beacon hill the new meetings where the citywide units and the sro's are being included identify working with the violence team and that's something happening on a daily basis if we need to last week, we had the menu task force out there to help with the transportation location or hubs around the school those are things on a daily basis so we're not putting that plan in place it needs to shift the priorities at the time and the priorities to work with cohen with the information he may get and anyone else from the school so we can pu

i'm going to ask commissioner boyer to speak to the specifics of that question first. >> great thank you. >> when you look at our is recommendation eight, senator donnelly, we're asking that the joint executive committee that has authority, just doesn't have power now. and that's a pure heterodox. and we're asking that you give it statutory power to actually implement the recommendations. and when we metcdonald two things we heard. this wantsn't in our recommendation i'd like to have parity. so when the joint executive committee meets you have the deputy of the vvlgts a. meets with the undersecretary of personnel. it's not the same. and if you raise that so that the deputy secretary of the v.a. and the deputy secretary of d.o.d. meet at the joint executive committee and give them power with their authority and the power to implement, big difference. so with regard to the blended recommendations and the exact anti-depressants or anti-psychotics or pain medications, let the experts make that decision with regard to where in the form larry it should be blended. with regard to large capi

commissioner boyer. >> thank you. senator, earlier we talked about the real empowerment of the joint executive committee. and it really lies to the heart of ensuring that two departments of government work together seamlessly. so as that solder, sailor, and marine transfer into the va they shouldn't feel it. they should feel that medical record is there and the doctor who's just taken other my care that there is true continuity of that care. and that joint executive committee that has authority, it doesn't have the power to implement. so they can just create a lot of paper. and so we're recommending that you actually give the joint executive committee. not only do we create parity between the dod and va of who lead the committee but also give it the power to actually implement. and implement what. so the recommendations of blending the formularies with regard to the antipsychotics call it the mental health drugs. let them stet classifications of those drugs and how it should be blended. extremely important. and genera

. >> she had school teachers robin klein and nancy boyer at hello. >> i thought one day i'm going tote for her. one day she's going to perform open-heart surgery. >> she was a very talented writer, used very colorful language, mature for a fifth grade writer. >> taylor performed in school plays proving she had pipes, taking the lead in the local musical "bye-bye birdie". ♪ ♪ ♪ >> next, she took on the karaoke circuit. local country singer pat garrett ran the contests. >> she was poised and handled the crowd quite well for an 11-year-old. i said when i was 11 i couldn't tie my shoes. get out of here. she got better as she went along, and the finals she got to open the charlie daniels show. >> i'm the best there's ever been! >> next up -- "star-spangled banner". >> the national anthem at a philadelphia 76ers game. >> i think that gave her a taste at what super stardom was and looking around and saying you i think this is what i want to do with my life. >> she struggled socially during my mid will school years. >> i had this click of girls i used to hang around with and all of a sudden

the chase started after the driver christopher boyer, called police to say he was going to wreck his truck. when troopers tried to pull him over he started throwing clothes and a mini fridge from his cab. >>> police believe it was a gastrointestinal bug that made more than 100 students sick at east stroud'sburg university. the norovirus outbreak prompted officials to shut down self-service food stations in dining halls while crews worked to clean and disinfect calx buildings. >>> prices at the pump are jumping again. the national average has increased every day for nearly three weeks now. it's now $2.24 a gallon. that's 7 cents more than just last week. prices are up in our area as well. the average in the five-county philadelphia area increased 3 cents in the last week to $2.40. prices are also up 3 cents in dell to $2.19. south jersey saw a larger jump. price there's increased 7 cents to $2.05 a gallon. >>> well gas prices may be up temperatures are down, way down. we've got a record cold temperatures. and i'm tracking snow. it will be here in less than 24 hours. i'll show you how

christopher boyer called police to say he had stolen the truck. he was arrested for dui. >>> some people have it worse than we do. the deep freeze is stretching across the northeast this morning with the high wind creating bone-chilling temperatures in places like boston where another round of heavy snow created whiteout conditions. more than 13 inches fell yesterday. across new england, people are still trying to dig out with more on the way. a second storm is moving across the country with its sights on the midwest and southeast. >>> well, even people across the south are expected to get hit by winter weather. the governor of georgia declared a state of emergency across 15 counties as snow sleet and ice are forecast today. last year you remember the ice storm paralyzed atlanta. so officials brought ten new rhine trucks that will be out in full force. officials in carolinas and kentucky are feeling the same. >>> we have record cold and a shot of snow on way for tomorrow that could be leaving us with a few inches of snow. >> let's go to meteorolog

commissioner boyer would you respond first to the question? >> i'm going to do a tag team with correlllyi in response to that. i think this chart will be surprising to a lot of people when they look at this. there is this sort of assumption that the medical providers at the mtf are providing procedures that really hone in the skills that make those doctors and nurses combat ready. >> uh-huh. >> when you look at a chart like this, you go well i suppose building the cohesion of the medical team that's an added plus. but with regard to the skill sets that are needed something is missing here. and so what i'm going to do is tag team with general correlli here because there are two pieces to this. as we move to the selection of plans, we want the mtm to be part of the network. because the procedures that the mtf needs aren't these procedures that you see in the chart. and so the creation of the jointness and the essential medical capabilities, i'm going to pass it over to general correlli, if i could. >> i think it's absolutely critical you underst

>> one source told me that the studios are unlikely to go after individuals too often because they boyer the core case could go against them. it's likely the industry will be forced to adopt if it wants to beat the pirates. >> i don't know any of the actually films that have been nominated. we have another full bulletin of news with me right after the break. we'll see you then. >> monday, studying deadly viruses. >> these facilities are incredibly safe, incredibly secure. >> go inside the study of infectious diseases. >> ventilated footy pajamas. >> protecting those working to protect us. >> we always have to stay one step ahead of them because they're out there. >> techknow's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is my selfie, what can you tell me about my future? >> can affect and surprise us. >> don't try this at home. >> "techknow" where technology meets humanity. monday, 5:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> the new al jazeera america primetime. get the real news you've been looking for. >> now everybody in this country can hear them. >> at 7:00, a t

almost four of every ten loans went into subprime boyer rowers -- borrowers last year.ng when you compare it to what happened few years ago. shadow banks put out 50 million loans, 189 billion they have lent out to people with credit scores below 640. the top is 850. not giving them your last dollar. >> and you get to charge them more. >> the terms are worse rates are higher. th!& xw çç the way it works. and 41% of folks during the meltdown had sub prime loans, very similar. >> are they secure tieing to the loans. >> yes. >> bundling them and selling them just like last time. >> all over again. here's the good news. sounds like this is 2008 all over again. auto loans are a smaller éqll]ñ proportion of the overall economy compared to mortgages. mortgages are huge. a car is something very different. but this!mbç,# still doesn't bode well because let's say we have a shock to# something happens to the economy. i don't know. terrorists or whatever. gas price goes to the sky all of a sudden. these folks might stop paying. that wouldn't be good for the economy. >> and in genera

running off here is a mug shot of one of the suspense 20 year-old of menlo park the other 15 your boyer home from a spouse of the receiving this yellow home on 14th avenue where jury electronics and some of things this is a she heard her neighbors were chasing the guys. chief justice your car and all the suspects were few blocks long enough to appoint a month the police and firefighters in the area still carol continued her pursuit i started chasing the but they're too fastchasing >>: i cannot tettleton the jump to fences into this neighbor's yard and then the fire man summit and the block i definitely got the slowdown unscrambler the firemen were there within the committee of them jumping the fence the police were there to bring in the daytime this is something new a you want to do it in broad daylight in walk around in the neighborhood now is not want to have and is not one to walk in my neighborhood. >>reporter: a third person may be involved >>james: one man is dead and a woman says injured after being hit by a bus in redondo beach police described the victims as elderly and said th

our witnesses today are the commission chairman, the hon maled no, pressman, boyer zackheim mr. michael higgins gentlepeter chirle, and -- general peter chirle. and i understand that senator bob kerry is snowed in in new york. and the honorable christopher carney. this year a signature issue for this committee will be thoughtful conversation of the commission's recommendations to modernize military compensation and retirement benefits. as we do, i encourage the members of this committee and my colleagues in the house and senate to keep an open mind. we are also here to hear from any military or other organizations that have constructive ideas to improve the current system. no one has a monopoly on good ideas and we all come to this debate as patriots who love our nation and its armed forces. we want to improve the quality of life for all who serve and their families. we honor the service and sacrifices of service members and their families, active duty, guard, and reserve, and we pledge to keep their well-being foremost in our thoughts. as we deliberate the commission's recommen

i am going to ask commissioner boyer to speak to the specifics of that question first. >> when you look at our recommendation 8, we are asking that the joint executive committee has authority -- it just does not have power now. we are asking that you give statutory power to implement the recommendations. when we met with secretary mcdonald, two things we learned. we agree with the commission but can you also -- this was not in our recommendation and i brought this to you. the secretary would say, i would like to have parity. when the deputy of the v.a. meets with the undersecretary personnel, it is not safe. if you raise that so that the deputy secretary of the v.a. and the deputy secretary of the dod meet and give them authority with the power to implement, the difference. -- big difference. in terms of the antidepressants or antipsychotics, let the experts make that decision with where the formulary should be blended. with regard to large capital products -- projects, never again should we have the scenario whereby we struggle trying to get the timelines for the building of an army ho

cuidado, angelique boyer, porque el gran sueÑo de sofÍa es ser la villana de las novelas.hay alguien ♪ ♪ ay, no hay que llorar ♪ que la vida es un carnaval y las penas se van cantando ♪ ♪ oh oh ah >> vÁmonos! muy bien, kalÍa. oye, el jurado viene fuerte. >> que diga jomary. >> bueno, a mÍ me ha gustado que ha mostrado la alegrÍa, la algarabÍa, la contagiadura del carnaval. >> se desenvuelve muy bien en el escenario, muy linda. >> quÉ caballeros, me dejan a lo Último. contagiÓ el escenario de buena vibra. >> eso lo dijimos nosotros. >> muchÍsima suerte, kalía. vamos por la Última aspirante. solamente una de ellas pasarÁ a la gran final. cerramos esta presentaciÓn de las aspirantes a "nuestra bellecita latina". ella es valerie garcÍa, de 6 aÑos. su pasatiempo favorito es jugar a ser famosa. le encanta seguir la vida de sus estrellas favoritas, y la fan nÚmero uno de valerie es su mami verushka. >> gracias, estoy sÚper feliz por la invitaciÓn que le hicieron a mi chiquita. >> hÁblame de valerie. >> es una niÑa sÚper luchadora o -con sus sueÑos, le encanta animar, bailar y can

los nominados para mejor actriz protagÓnica: adriana lupier, ariadne dÍaz, angelique boyer, esmeraldanturÓn, el otro lograba extraerlo por una puerta lateral. el aviador permanece en condiciÓn crÍtica. 15 millones de estadounidenses son alÉrgicos a alimentos, entre ellos 1 de cada 13 niÑas. la intolerancia rico cacahuate es una de las alergias mÁs comunes y peligrosas. pero cientÍficos aseguran haber encontrado una forma de prevenir y hasta combatir dicha alergia a los pequeÑos. marÍa eugenia payÁn nos cuenta de quÉ se trata este descubrimiento. >> mÁs del 2% de los niÑos en estados unidos son alÉrgicos al manÍ o cacahuate. el simple roce con este alimento puede provocar una reacciÓn severa. de hecho, es la causa principal de muerte por alergia en niÑos. ahora cientÍficos dicen que esa hipersensibilidad se puede prevenir exponiendo a los pequeÑos al manÍ desde antes que cumplan el primer aÑo de vida. comenzar a introducir elementos elaborados a base de manÍ y cacahuate a los niÑos entre los 4 y 11 meses de nacidos reduce el riesgo de que sean alÉrgicos en un 81%. el estudio, patrocina

that guy right there in the hat the guy that came up with the concept singer and youtube artist alex boyeris morning from salt lake city. good morning. >> hi steve. >> alex, this song the bruno mars version is my wife's favorites. every time it's on the radio she says shh and turns it up. any time we go out she says, we get in the car julio get in the stretch. >> yeah. >> why did you decide alex that you wanted to do your own older version of this bruno mars hit? >> two things. biggest song in the world right now. i knew that people would be paying attention to the video. when you have senior citizens that can move like no other you know you got a great combination, so, you know it works. >> yeah. i understand you put word out on facebook hey i'm looking for senior citizens. you had no idea who was going to show up. jean, you showed up, jean. all,000 don't look like you're old enough to be a senior citizen. >> thank you. i am. >> we'll have to see your drivers license. actually -- i understand -- are you 75, 74 years old? >> i will be 75 in may, yes. i'm 74 right now. >> unbelievable. >> s

eyewitnesses are the commissioner chairman, alfonso multimedia in your, stephen boyer, the honorable. michael higgins, general peter terelli. i understand senator bob kelly is snowden in new york. this year's issue for this committee will be thoughtful consideration of the commission's recommendations to modernize military compensation and retirement benefits. as we do i encourage the members of this committee and my colleagues in the house and senate to keep an open mind. we are also here to hear from any military or other organizations that have constructive ideas to improve the current system. no one has a monopoly on good ideas and we all come to this debate as patriots who love our nation and its armed forces. we want to improve the quality of life for all who serve and their families. we honor the service and sacrifices of service members and their families, active duty, guard, and reserve, and we pledge to keep their well-being foremost in our thoughts. as we deliberate the commission's recommendations. upholding our sacred obligation to them is not mean resisting -- does not

are not followed as women's careers well this year my administration will identify and eliminate boyer's for women in city jobs with good salaries a public sector must lead the way (clapping) and today, i call upon our city's private companies to do the same especially our technology sector where gender parity and diversity are lacking prouvend san francisco pleads the nation on family friendly policies with guaranteed paid leave and health insurance and retirement benefits to working parents in 2014 i signed president chiu legislation to request family friendly work arrangements women shouldn't have to choose between a great career and family (clapping) and when they go home no woman should live in fear of violence as a mayor i've been standing against domestic violence and human tragically wherever it occurs no more not a mass (clapping) our district attorney george gascon has done a great job so thank you george gascon and whether at work or hope we can do more to maintain our leadership on policies for women so this year with mayor shaft we convene a bay area women empowerment to pro