>> caroline: hmm? >> rafe: allie, what about allie? >> caroline: oh, allie.with lucas. >> rafe: oh. oh. so sami took the night off, huh? [chuckles] wow. that's a speed record. even for you two. >> caroline: i'm sorry. i did say the wrong thing. >> rafe: huh? >> caroline: well--[sighs] when johnny mentioned sami, you looked absolutely miserable, so what--please, tell me what is going on. >> ej: you know, sometimes... it feels like you and i have been together...forever. >> sami: we haven't been. we have been apart, very vocally, very publicly. >> ej: well, i mean, i don't know about you, but i think i have always been the master of restraint. [laughs] >> sami: [chuckles] >> ej: most of the time! sometimes. occasionally. >> sami: [sighs] the problem with being so vocally and publicly at each other's throats, it's just that... you know, having to tell people that--about the... >> ej: reconciliation. >> sami: maybe we should wait before we announce our reconciliation. you know, just till we know how to release the information, how to handle the backlash. >> ej: i

jonas max ferris along with larry glazier and caroline. gary b, forget hiking the minimum wage, you say scrapping it altogether is how to get better paying jobs. >> states with the highest minimum wage in many cases, higher than the current minimum wage that the fed, federal government outlines has higher unemployment than those states with lower minimum wage. look, it's simple economics, something which this current administration doesn't understand. when you raise the cost of labor, you have a surplus of labor, that's true in comments, stocks, whatever. when you have a surplus of labor, what do you have, brenda? you have higher unemployment and simple as that, this administration doesn't understand. >> so what do you think of that, caroline, would this help or hurt unemployment if we just got rid of the minimum wage? >> well, i think that would be a terrible idea and i disagree with gary b. actually those studies have experienced-- that's a relationship, other variables causing those differences because two decades of rigorous research i

sarah hoye introddcessus to caroline pla who promises to fight the rulingg ruling. & 3 11-yearr-ld caroline pla has been suiting up forrfootball since kindergarten, butther llst seaaon.the archddoceee of philadeephia enforced its starrguard and ddfensiveeend. just really mad thht we don't boys just becauue weerr not a boy.carollne's ffther says the -& ruling is aachaic. girls playing football is not something new. they're not going through uncharted water, or pioneeeiig something that hasnnt been address beforr. caroline's mmm started an online petition on change.org -33 to llt girls play. her -3 origgnal goaa? ooe-hunnred pignatures. ttere's noo over 100-thousand. one ssgner s nine-yeer--lddpeewee football - utah who was recentlyyfeatured on a wheatiee boxx croline also aught thh attention of tall-show host eelen degenerrs. ellen: first of all, is it hard have you been hhrr have i'veenever really gotten hurt, but i hhveehurt people, so.. ellen: yoo have? carooine: &pyeah.the edia blitz and petition aven't swayedd he archdiocese. in a statement it 3football ii a boys only sport due to its f

>> the winner is caroline monteo. caroline. >> nose lady. come on, nose lady.e have -- caroline, we've got -- nice to see you. >> you're so beautiful. >> hi, darling. how are you? >> okay. come over here. come over here. >> thank you for coming to california. >> we're so happy. >> is this all your wine bottles? >> you're going to have to guess your prize. >> oh, boy. >> okay? >> that's one of your clues. >> this is one of your clues. she's on to us. >> then this is your second clue. >> careful, don't spray the crowd. >> anyway -- okay. it's water. okay. >> supposed to be water. >> kath -- >> all right. >> here is your third clue. >> canadian and american flags. >> you're going somewhere. do you know where you're going? >> oh, my gosh. thank you, lord. >> where are you going? you are going to -- >> water and canada and america have in common? >> i think -- what did you say? >> niagara falls. >> you are right. >> you're going to niagara falls. [ cheers ] >> thank you. >> thank you. oh, my god. >> here's what the trip includes. it includes discovery passes for you

doug, caroline, thank you. >> let's be real.verybody who owns a smartphone and drives has texted at the wheel at one point or another. the practice playing a role in more than a million accidents. god forbid anyone try to start it in the storm in the northeast. at&t has an app that could put a stop to texting while driving. >> drivers are more likely to have an accident while texting n.2011 distracted drivers injured 387,000 people and killed more than >> which features an online pledge, jarring public service announcements and a driving simulator. there's also an app for this. it blocks your phone from sending or receiving texts while driving. the app turns to drive mode, anyone texting, gets an auto reply telling them that you're driving. it's not perfect, the app is for android and blackberry only and it sometimes gets confused and thinks you're driving when you're not, but it's an interesting first step in com t combatting the problem. >> all right, john. how long can blackberry shares keep on moving up? this week's gains bo

my name is caroline alexander. i live at 1846 post, the golden gate apartments. and a community activist. i am an advocate, and organizer, pacific engager in the community. i grew up in the community-based on the parents teaching us to be involved in the community. i have seen quite a number of businesses across the street at the address in question, 1865 post street. when i noticed that pa'ina was being built i took a special interest and i continued to observe and watch. i was impressed. i found out that jim knew my mother and father and worked at a plumbing store, and i used to go there as a little girl to get my nuts and bolts and always had long conversations with jim. that gave inspiration to go in. i met everybody. i was totally impressed to see that it was gutted out from post to gary street, unbelievable. the work done in design and displays not to mention the lighting, structure, set up, stage entrance to the front door, , harmony that is there. menu, restaurant, the food, entertainment everything impressed me. my brother is a jazz musician that has pla

my name is caroline -- [speaker not understood] i am here on behalf of our client, flared diversified properties to discuss a proposed well-reasoned amendment. you should have already received copies of the proposed amendment, but i have additionals here. as currently proposed the planning, building and code section would be amended to generally prohibit lot mergers. as set form in the proposal such merge would only be permissible if an alley is provided result of the merger. i would like to everyone emphasize this would be an additional public benefit. to be sure existing session 270.2. the requested amendment is particularly important to our client's proposed project along townsend street and would provide 21 century space for digital media users, consistent with plan policy 1.2.3. notably the amendment would allow for pedestrian connection from harriet to townsend on the project site. these requested amendments were discussed with the planning department and met no objection and thank you in advance for your consideration. thank you. >> president chiu, supervisor wiener and kim, my

and the tears subsided, when we gathered four pairs, kaity played first, then the carolina, and carolined her prayer by saying, and please god, help sarah, little one, mind her own business and quit being such a pass and helper to leave me and kaity alone. little sarah answered, and in our little angelic voice she said, please god, help daddy stick more madison up caroline's knows. [laughter] we taught them how to pray, but not necessarily what it was for. on thursday mornings we gathered not to pray that god will help us stick something of our opponents and those -- opponents' noses, but we pray f or mending and healing and blessing and leadership. it is a beautiful thing to see those come together. it does make us better. it makes us stronger. it makes the government work better. which is why benjamin franklin, in his own words, said in the beginning, when we were sensible of danger, we had daily prayer in this room. our prayers were heard. there were graciously answered. janice and i and our other colleagues have seen the prayers answered. it is what brings us together. thank you for

carolin, whose hat is that, by the way? >> it's a hat, it's a snow hat from davos, as far as i know. it's a davos hat. >> a agageneric davos hat. next time we come back, i want some eyes and a nose. if we can do that, that would be very good. you've got an hour. thanks, carolin, thanks, kurt. >> now, the falling yen is helping to keep sony on its profit path. the home electronicsmaker is sticking by its outlook as the weaker currency helped its bottom line. sony turned a profit in the third quarter. although it did fall short of analyst targets. sony will be releasing a playstation four later this year. today, sony trimmed its full year sales target for tv, compacts and gaming devices. it expects a lower yen to make up about $180 million in savings. sony's game plan for 2013, is it viable? later we'll hear from top analyst micola gohkho in singapore. >>> meanwhile, we're an hour and 15 minutes into trade in europe. pretty cautious ahead of what's going on with policymakers. five to five, advancers to decliners on the stoxx

. >> caroline: i don't want to give you the wrong impression. love to come and volunteer here with you someday. >> rick: well, there's no time like the present. >> caroline: okay, it's just that i really don't like surprises. you know, you tell me that we're going to get lunch. and i've really just been looking forward to spending time

in san francisco, caroline tiler, abc news 7 news. >> love hearing the back stories of the movies.arly that little girl. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with

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carolin roth is following this story for us. carolin, what can you tell us? >> let me add a couple of comments from the outgoing chairman of novartis. there's been a lot of public outcry over his being awarded a $7.2 million golden handshake because he's leaving the firm. also, this included a six-year noncompete clause. earlier this week, novartis said it would cancel that severance pay and the noncompete close. but at today's agm, we're still expecting a lot of very, very angry shareholders. we're going to ask why that severance pay was negotiated in the first place. you mentioned that mr. vasella said i made two avoidable mistakes. first was to negotiate the noncompete clause in the first place and the second one was to believe that waving and giving the pay to charity would be perceived as positive. those 72 million swiss francs would have gone to charity. he also said, it may sometimes be difficult to deal with, but i accept public criticism and this shows that we take shareholders' concerns very seriously. now, kelly, i want to add two big shareholders

hi, carolin. >> hi, ross. investors down know what to do with these results because now the stock is trading flat. it was down by as much as 3% when the stock first opened, it was up by more than 1%. now, numbers weren't bad because as you pointed out, the net loss was a little smaller than expected at 1.9 billion swiss francs in the quarter. we knew ubs was going to post a log, larmgly as a result of litigation provisions of more than 2 billion swiss francs. also because of restructuring charges, losses on its own debt. but, again, the net loss, a little smaller than expected. now, a couple very positive points to point out here, ubs managed to build up its capital levels, the basel three ratio looking healthy among the best in class. on top of that, the company increased its dividend by 50%. that seems to be taken off very, very well by investors. on top of that, we've gotten investment banking revenues bouncing back quite nicely, but then that's tied to the very good market environment in the fourth quarter

dr.leavy also reportedly treated patients here at the outpatient center on caroline street which is alsopart of the hopkins system. the problems only surfaced three weeks ago. dr.leavy killed himself during the early stages of investigation. what was the motive, was anyone else involved? were the images distributed online? >> some people are wondering whether there were other boundary violations that occurred during the course of these quote examinations. >> reporter: several lawsuits have already been filed as hopkins refuses interview requests. police warn the investigation could take months. >> and john hopkins only issued a statement apologizing to patients about the invasion of privacy and said they acted promptly when they realized what happened here. >> reporter: all right, mike. thank you. police confirmed they are investigating whether the -- any of the recordings taken by the doctor were posted on the internet. >>> changes are coming, rain and lots of it. wjz is live. bernadette woods and bob turk are tracking temperatures. >> it was a perfectly warm day today. 47 this afternoo

hi, carolin. >> good morning to you, ross. a 5.the% for 2012.hat was the slowest annual growth in three years and maybe this is something that inest havers will have to get used to. as you pointed out, the ceo said this morning that 2013 will be just as challenging as 2012. despite that, nestle is convinced it can deliver 5% growth. >> you have two dimension necessary ur. you have part of europe is really hard hit and it's going to take longer. so confidence is relatively low. growth in europe is reflecting that with very, very low single digits growth. but we had growth in europe. we had growth in southern part of europe and that comes through innovation. so we don't sell gdps. we sell on the opportunities that we see, identify and organize around. north america, we see some colors coming back in the consumer confidence. so we are confident that that is going to drive some accelerated growth in the future. >> that was mr. bulcke, the ceo of nestle talking to me earlier. shares of nestle are trading lower this morning at the bottom of cmi. share

coming up in our next hour, caroline malakai. to join us to talk about her role and perform. >> thank you. coming up at 8:00. more on this morning's breaking news. pope benedict xvi says he's stepping down. he'll continue to update the surprise announcement just coming out of vatican city.  [ male announcer ] we began with the rx. ♪ then we turned the page, creating the rx hybrid. ♪ now we've turned the page again with the rx f sport. ♪ this is the next chapter for the rx and the next chapter for lexus. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> this is fox 5 morning news. >> stepping down. shocked and surprised this morning after the pope announces he'll retire. we have all the breaking details including his reason for leaving and what's next for the catholic church. >> wicked winter weather. from twisters to monster snowstorms. mother nature leaves her mark in several states. we will survey the damage. >> the count down begins in california if the weather holds later today. nasa will launch first obs

this is caroline a few years ago. she weighed more than 300 pounds. she dropped more than 176 pounds in less than two years and has written a book about her transformation. >> i do a combination of trx training and a little bit of cross fit with a personal trainer. you need to be patient and consistent. you get will get the results. >> her book is titled "half my size." she is headed on a national book and radio tour. we are back with a final loo >> it was an evolution will just it was an unusual situation on a california highway. cowboys were called out to corral the camel. the two-hour operation was a first for them. they got the big fellow back home. everyone made it without injuries. that is an odd one. >> they can be mean. they spit at you. partly county 49 degrees at 3:00. 34 at 11:00. keep an eye on a coastal storm system. >> thank you for joining us.

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marching in frigid weather is not helping their cause, caroline heilman and ron meyer are here, kelly, you think a case was not choosing the best background. >> i think that protesters should take a break g home, -- go home, and look up information, the science is by no mean settled, 31,000 scientists have signed a petition saying that caing thatc -- coa catastrophic climbal chae is not happening. neil: protesting in middle of an arctic blast, hardly helps the cause, or do they? >> i think that optics are bad, they want to have this narrative, where if it is cold, it is global warminger if it is warm it global warming or climate change, whatever they want to use, the sign is that liberal governments like norway are saying the science is not settled. they have not said that the study, is over estimated co 2 impact on clim climate, we needo have a discussion. before we do what these protesters want that sim ploding our -- that is imploding our economy. putting policies in place that hurt the people who are looking for jobs. >> this is known 98% of climatologists, agree that climate chan

ricardo avalos, brendan blackmon, caroline alexander. michael burke. lindsay grayson. samantha chang. >>: good afternoon members of the commission. my name is ricardo avalos also known as -- a drag peformer. i am in support of the permit for lots of reasons; i am also a performer. i haven't really been part of the community in japantown before i was performing. it is amazing what they are doing. as a gay person and a drag queen, i feel welcome. and contributes to the diversity in japantown. i am also patron, good food. we contributed to a culture of artists, a growing culture of artists surrounding pa'ina lounge. bringing back the artistic soul. i'm privileged to be a part of that and to have built a relationship with pa'ina lounge. on top of the growing culture of artists surrounding the loung and the fillmore district, the performers coming in to pa'ina lounge share the entrepreneurial spirit that the owners have shown be example. we are gone by 10 o'clock. it is bittersweet that we cannot hang around longer. there are places in san francisco where i don't feel comfo

at the 9th circuit court of appeals in san francisco, caroline tyler, abc 7 news. >>> well, o.j. to football games in person any more but that did not stop him from watching the sport's biggest event on television. simpson is serving 233 years for -- 33 years for kidnapping and armed robbery in nevada. he bought a tv at the inmate store and a dozen inmates gathered to watch the bowl. he is 65 and will be eligible for parole in 2017. >>> the pentagon's new medal. coming up here in addition to honoring soldiers on the frontline the military may now reward troops away from the battlefront. new details on the significant celebration planned for themíá- [ male announcer ] pillsbury grands biscuits. delicious. but say i press a few out flat... add some beef sloppy joe sauce... and cheese fold it all up and boom! i just made an unbeatable unsloppy joe pillsbury grands biscuits. let the making begin. [ malcrrkkhshziiiizzlllee. to this symphony of flavor: beautiful. shhhhshshshshhshshhhhhsshhhshs. gorgeous! here comes the crescendo. kkerrrrbbuuuuuucraaackkk. just...incredible. pillsbury t

i want to thank caroline dodd, a long time hero of mine and the controller'ssoff and the mayor's budget staff and micki and martin from the department of human resources thanks for your support and my staff, for all their hard work and especially for veronica bell from google, who actually introduced the idea to me about a year and a half ago. so i want to thank everybody for their support. i do have a few clarifying technical amendments, and i passed those out earlier. i would like to make a motion to accept those amendments. >> second. >> we'll do that without opposite. [ gavel and forward this item with full recommendation to the full board of supervisors for our february 26th meeting, seconded and without opposition. [ gavel ] . thank you very much. >> i just want to confirm this goes before the board on february 26th? >> yes. >> thank you very much. thank you to everyone who came out for the item. mr. clerk, could you call items 4 and 5 together. >> item 4, ordinance appropriating $304,412 to the san francisco department on the status of women and l4 45,588 to the district attorney

and caroline finished her prayer by say, and please, god, help sarah -- the little one -- mind her ownust leave me and katie alone. [laughter] little sarah answered, she had the last prayer, and in her little, angelic voice, she said, please, god, help daddy tick some more med -- stick some more medicine up caroline's nose. [laughter] we had taught them how to pray but not necessarily what it was for. [laughter] so on thursday mornings we gather not to pray that god will help us stick something up our opponents' nose -- [laughter] but we pray, and god grants mending and healing and blessing and leadership. and it's a beautiful thing to see those come together. it does make us better. it makes us stronger, and it makes the government work better which is why benjamin franklin, his own words, his own handwriting said in the beginning contest with great britain when we were sensible of danger, we had daily prayer in this room. our prayers were heard, and they were graciously answered. janice and i and our other colleagues have seen those prayers answered, and it's what brings us together.

we have glen caroline joining us from the national rifle association. he is the director of grassroots division. he implements the nra political and legislative grassroots programs and the campaign operations, voter registration drives at the national, state, and local levels. mr. caroline is responsible for the recruitment, training, and mobilization of the election volunteer coordinators nationwide. since the 2008 election cycle, glen caroline has hired, trained, and supervised 627 field representatives. welcome, glen. we will follow the same format that we did before. each of our panelists will have eight minutes to lay out their initial thoughts for our discussion. then, we will have 20 minutes or so of moderated discussion. then, we will go to q&a from our community here today. with that, sara chieffo. >> thank you so much, dakota. can folks hear me all right? ok. thank you for that kind introduction. it is a pleasure to be back here. in addition to serving as the legislative director for the league of conservation voters, i am also an alum of geor

. >> back in august, kim and caroline celebrated their wedding anniversary with this, a personal inscriptionthey were the first to attach it to the bridge and town as a symbol of their marriage of 30 years. >> symbolizes unity of us and a permanence. after we're long gone, that lock should stay in place. >> so called love locks are a european tradition. people attach them to bridges and throw away the keys. word spread and as many as 28 locks appeared by the end of the year. they thought they started a trend that would last generations, but four months after it all began, the city put up a sign saying the locks were illegal and had to go. >> when it finally looked like it was going to come to an end, for some reason it sucker punched me. i was down in the dumps. >> too many locks would weigh down the fence, which could topple over in a wind storm and fall into john coming traffic. also, offensive messages. >> what do you tell people who say you are being too careful? >> well, i don't know that you can be too careful when you talk about traffic safety and roadway safety. >> you don't buy that

the outseason, 7 and the caps parted ways and with that deal to caroline a. troy brower was a straight shooter when asked about semon's tenure in d.c. >> it was tough to lose him. all in all, i think who have about have been doing well without them. >> so nice, you didn't know if he was going to come to the ring. it's -- it's tough to play longside guys like those. you don't know what you're going to get out of them. >> and how do you feel going into a game where you have that bulletin board material? >> and he's highly skilled. i am sure he's going to come on out pretty hard and show whoever made comments that he can pray, and we'll be ready for him. >> and the first in the big east over the weekend. a nice win over sera cows and that is their 10th consecutive way and tomorrow night, they visit uconn. georgetown started slowly and rallied behind the jr.. he carried the team and 35 hits -- heights over the orange. a satisfying wind is a trip to the big east. georgetown is number seven in the country the seventh straight year the hoyas made one appearance in t

please welcome janice in caroline county and melissa jones harris. [applause] within the heart of every individual is a spirit and a dignity that yearns to be recognized. 12 months ago outside, the officially recognized for the first time in 380 years, the people in a ceremony that none of us will soon forget. please welcome the tribe. [applause] thank you for being here. we're also joined by someone who found himself doing the job of a city manager. when his own home was flooded, he set aside his personal needs an extended her day and night to help the families in the cities through the crisis. mayor p.j. mayor? [applause] my fellow marylanders, the story of dr. gates, the story of janice and melissa, the people, the mayor, the sacrifice of our fallen heroes, these are our stories, the stories of courage and her samaritans. it is a tremendous honor to serve the people of maryland with all of you. faced with adversity of the national recession, the people of our state did not make excuses. instead they started businesses. they enrolled in night schoo

caroline was invited to the state of the union by illinois congresswoman jan schakowsky.ay marks two-month shooting of the shooting at sandy hook elementary in newtown, connecticut. and today more than 5,000 people gathered at hartford, connecticut in the state at the capitol many in the crowd were wearing green to honor sandy hook just as members of congress did at the state of the union speech on tuesday. the people there in hartford were there to honor the children and the educators shot and killed there two months ago but they were also there with policy demands, with demands that the country not forget sandy hook and that we specifically turn what happened there and our outrage over it into change. a lobbyist who works for the nra's wisconsin branch last week told an audience that the organization the nra is now just waiting for what he called the connecticut effect to wear off in the country before they think things will return to business as usual. you can see why they would want to think that way. but they might be wrong. this might not wear off. >>> we cannot let

caroline dewolfe of the diamond center. >> yesterday was a complete shock for us. i mean, i think it's unbelievable. >> investigators say this gang was armed with machine guns and flashing blue lights. they believe this charred van abandoned near the airport was used in the robbery. they are looking for a outie. cbs news, lon ton. >> if the tables were turned, would it have been a different outcome? >> shoved by his coach answers that question coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, game. kpix 5's juliette goodrich talked with coach montgomerd the pl >>> she is apologizing for shoving a player during the game. >> juliette goodrich talked with the coach and the player. >> the cal bears were trailing when emotions overtook the coach. he was talking with star player, allen crab. this video capturing the emotion and the shove. a shove that has been the topic of focus the past 48 hours regarding coaches and players. >> it's obvious i made a mistake and i feel very badly about it. there's no place in sports that you can basically put your hands on one of your student athletes. >> shov

. >> thanks for that, carolin. we have spanish auction resus. >>pa h sbo0.9 millionuros of three-month lls. that's down from the 1.2 billion th isold at prior aukdz. the three-month bid to cover ratio 5.8 significantly higher from 4.2 the last time around. as for the nine month, it sold just over 3 billion eos worth with the bid to cover at 2.3. should get those yields through shortly for you. three-month, 0.45 versus 0.46% during the last auction on january 22nd. ross, bottom line, we saw this in the curve before the auction, not anticipating any major moves here. >> no. meanwhile, back to the food sector from the new zealand based exporters clarified that they have not been destroyed over quality concerns. earlier today, the kiwi dollar was weakened by a report baby formula made from milk powder didn't meet expectations. >> and shares in danone are trading higher after they released larger than expected sales. ames to cut 900 jobs and cautions it won't return to strong profitable growth until 2014. shares responding up 5%. analysts have taken

closer looknow, you can see some snow now from northern caroline county toward up to kent and up into cecil county. this is the set up now, most of this stuff has cleared out, we're going don't see a clearing pattern as we go there the overnight but there could be the chance for icy hear areas. highs today, you have to remember this didn't accumulate on the ground because the highs were in the midto upper 40s. soas temperatures drops the ground temp still above freezing. youhave to remember in the context, it's only been another hour or two of at at or below freezing temperatures after a day of well above freezing. so we had rain at onset and then the snow level began to drop, but as the snow level dropped to the surface level and we had sunset, basically it ran out of precipitation. so the whole thing moved out of here when we got the conditions that would allow accumulation. we willcontinue to see the last of this pushing further and further east as we move to day break. lookslike a sunny day tomorrow, breezy, temperatures should make the upper 40s so we'll melt whatever is out ther

. >>> caroline kennedy may have a high-profile diplomatic job in the administration. bloomberg news is reporting that the late president's daughter is the top contender for the next u.s. ambassador to japan. kennedy is the president's top choice. but her background check is not complete. >>> some weather this morning. there's plenty of digging out to do, now that this week's blizzard has blown through. small towns from oklahoma all the way to the great lakes, dealing with massive amounts of heavy snow. the storm is blamed for at least six deaths in kansas. and in michigan, it was enough to set a snowfall record there. that city has been buried in 53 inches of snow just this month. the old record was 46 inches. >> wow. >>> and as for today, michigan could get a bit more snow, believe it or not. along with northern new york and new england. light snow also in the appalachians and in the western mountains. rain for the northwest coast and showers in florida. >> spring-like temperatures in the southwest. in the 50s for most of the east coast. and seasonable readings throu