. >> combs, plastic combs. i stabbed a guy with them. combs are easiest. they work good. >> reporter: really? >> yeah. i have seen potato chip bags used, wrappers, plastic trash can bags melted down and reshaped and re-moulded. >> reporter: some inmates know how to make skeleton keys out of plastic toothbrushes. >> they open and shut cuffs while being escorted numerous times just to practice to show that they can do it without the officers looking. the officers are maybe not paying attention or maybe not being observed closely or maybe in a holding cell or don't have a cuff key they can get a hold of it maybe in their underwear stashed or in their mouth or tongue or behind their cheek. they just spit it out in their hand and get out. >> reporter: but prison officials say what makes the arian brotherhood so dangerous is its ability to communicate within and outside these walls. >> they use telephone calls, correspondence, visitors, other inmates who parole from their institution. and they have a communications network that is very good. it is very effective

should we go through every item with a fine tooth comb? absolutely. there is a connection between our national security when it comes to defense spending as well as state department operations. >> i have a question about the politics of all of this. given the history of the 1995 and 1996 shutdown that hurt republicans, democrats enjoy it added that is going into this. it was suggested that both parties would be blamed by the public. isn't that motivation to try to find a compromise going forward? >> we are focused on trying to avoid a shutdown. democrats in congress believed that. it appears to be the case among republican leadership in congress. we are only by ourselves three weeks if we are able to put together this package. there is a lot of pressure on republicans in the house -- there is a lot of pressure on new republicans in the house. there remains a danger that cooler heads will not prevail at the end of the day. this whole theory that immediate deep cuts will somehow help the economy is the economic equivalent of a battery society. we have t

>> jimmy: you go, "can you comb my dress?"at it's all fringe, and i wanted it to look nice. sometimes it got tangles, so i needed a little help brushing the back. it was like cousin it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it looked gorgeous. you were eating a bag of chips and i was combing your dress. and we were about to go on. [ laughter ] i thought this is normal. >> and we looked really cool backstage with all the actual professional people. >> jimmy: jeff bridges was there, and de niro. they were backstage, and we're like combing your dress. [ laughter ] i'm excited about "unknown." i can't tell you how much -- i cannot wait to see this movie. >> it's really good. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh, the trailer. >> and i wouldn't just say that. i mean i would, but -- [ light laughter ] >> liam neeson, you play his wife. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then he gets in -- did you spoil something? >> no. it's really hard for me to talk about, because there's a lot of mystery involved. >> jimmy: lots big twists and crazy. >> lots of twists. >> jimmy: let me se

defiant and combative during a rambling address on state tv... he blamed the un who are >>> libyan leader moammar qaddafi is vowing to die a martyr. definant and combative during a rambling address on state tv, he blamed the unrest on, quote, rats who are agents of foreign intelligence services. qaddafi denies using force but the u.s. says pro government forces have killed more than 250 people since protestors demanded qaddafi step down last week. >> this bloodshed is completely unacceptable. it is the responsibility of the government of libya to respect the universal rights of their own people. >> the united nations security council is calling for an immediate end to the violence. >>> back in the bay area a 94- year-old driver who ran into a pedestrian this afternoon may have been blinded by the sun. san francisco police say that the suv's driver hit and critically injured a woman while turning at anza and park presidio. the driver is okay. police just re-opened park presidio about half hour ago. >>> some other bay area headlines. because there

comb what you going to live from moscow would see what else is making news around the world and police in new zealand how down to the death toll from the country's devastating earthquake has risen to ninety eight also fear of one hundred twenty bodies may still be inside one of the worst affected buildings two days after the shock hit over two hundred people are still unaccounted for rescue crews are continuing to comb toppled buildings but many are fearing the worst the country's prime minister warned that the toll could rise further for. the former serbian the police chief has been jailed for twenty seven years for playing a key role in the murder of more than seven hundred ethnic albanians in kosovo in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine lost amir georgevitch showed no emotion as a tribunal in the hague read out his sentence for crimes against humanity including the dipper taishan of at least two hundred thousand people judges said georgevitch who was a close aide to the lady this last president slobodan milosevic was crucial to the success of the criminal enterprise. authorities

comb. to look at some other stories from around the world a new zealand's prime minister has announced the death toll from the country's devastating earthquake has risen to ninety two police say up to one hundred twenty bodies may still be inside one of the buildings hardest hit by new zealand's devastating earthquake two days after the shock had over two hundred people are still unaccounted for police and rescue crews are continuing to comb top. buildings but many are fearing the worst your initial shock. a former serbian police chief has been jailed for twenty seven years for crimes against humanity a u.n. tribunal in the hague found was to georgevitch played a key role in the murder of more than seven hundred ethical costs of zero nine hundred ninety nine the court also ruled he was responsible for the dipper taishan of at least a further two hundred thousand judges said george mitchell was a close aide to the late president slobodan milosevic was crucial to the success of the criminal e

top comb. the. too much brighter than a few songs from phones to pressure. from stones on t.v. don't succumb. colonel gadhafi refuses to give up power in media and accuse a solemn bin ladin of inspiring the revolt and often use struggling to control the capital tripoli and western areas while protesters are consolidating gains in the east of the country. we can lease our julian assads is a wonder the court's decision to send him to sweden to stand trial on sexual assault charges are rubber stamping pros as. the ruling didn't catch him by surprise and that he's going to appeal. and russia launches an ambitious mission to upgrade its army over the next ten years last year was planning to spend six hundred fifty billion dollars on the project. that's ahead live here in r.t. up next we take you to the world of sports the south joins us now in the studio and i thought it was a good night for two russia's football teams in europe exactly are you to moscow and peter's books liberating their clubs whens in the late stage of the euro plague i'll bring you the details in just a few momen

san rafeal-- >> and with, and if the wind are combing. mainly to the south bay.columthey are not as strong as they were earlier. with 30 m.p.h. when speeds struggling to warm up with the wind is even wind chills are teens. >>gary: that widespread 40's and even locally >>gary: >>jacqueline: let us take a look it will weaken expect tonight and into tomorrow. 50s along the coast. and with instability along the coast. and with moderate weather cells. we've not seen any hail and the last couple of hours. however, that could be a possibility. with the south of the golden gate will be our temperatures impacted by that rainfall. what time it out on futurecast and the rain totals. >>pam: kate thompson. >>reporter: the rainfall has finally let up. it is been pouring almost all day. and difficult for commuters however, now highway 1 0 1. it is a dry. a bit of a break for commuters. and with lights, or when chilled wipers and not on the buy vehicles. windshield wipers. >> this high wind advisory and flooding on the side streets also on highway 1 0 1. year large standing pudd

there out combing the area, searching school grounds, friends' homes and parks. the department of search and rescue is surging as well. also the fire department on duty personnel have been notified as well. >>pam: if you can get picture to us that what help us help you. thank you so much napa police spokesperson. seven year-old boy question is missing he did not return home from school. we will keep you posted. >>jacqueline: we are bracing for a winter storm that hit the sierra, but locally. he could see the areas highlighted in white on the screen. through the north bay a winter weather advisory is now in effect lasting for tomorrow afternoon into early friday morning with snow levels dropping to 1,000 ft. by friday morning. we will see one to 6 in. of accumulated snow. the higher totals up to 6 in. in the higher elevations. down at a thousand feet it will block allegis be about an inch of snow. down south, the east bay hills, the diablo range all under a winter storm watch. snow levels will be a thousand feet, same type of accumulation one to 6 in. with the hea

rescue teams are painstakingly combing the rubble looking for people from the 6.3 quake. a reporter lives in new zealand, is in christ church and described the scene by phone this morning. >> when you get here, the first aftershocks feel sort of slight. and the terrible way, oh, my gosh! and then as they contintenness -- continue and continue over the course of the day, they seem absolutely devastated, the center of town is. each aftershock, i can tell you how nervous it actually makes you. >> at this point the death toll now stands at 98 with 226 still missing. authorities warn most of those people are dead, including as many as 120 children trapped in a television building. >> the space shuttle "discovery" is today set to lift off for the last time after a long history of service. >> another 2 million ca >> toyota has announced it will recall more than 2 million vehicles in the united states to address issues with gas pedals that could get trapped in floor mats or jammed under carpet. the national highway traffic administration asked to recall these vehicles, 2006, 2007

. >> reporter: investigators combed this building for evidence, specifically this bathroom for evidence related to the assault charges. but as of late this afternoon, there were no charges stemming from this investigation. oakland investigators collected evidence from the boys & girls club on international boulevard this morning. after a 7-year-old boy alleged he was sexually assaulted by a group of boys all under the age of 12 in the bathroom last night. >> our hearts certainly go out to the young person at the center of this and to his family. >> reporter: the oakland boys and girls club is conducting its own investigation. its president calls the investigation the first blemish on the constitution. >> we are certainly going to conduct a full investigation in order to get to the bottom of this incident. >> i'm really, really confused and upset. sad for the situation. >> reporter: near by residents and parents who rely on the club say they are torn about how to react to the allegations. laura duvall says her three sons go to the club almost every night. >> they like it because they do

so when will the folks combing with this brutal monster storm get a break. >> let's check with lisa argenere for mike nicco. >> hi there, cheryl and kristen. the snow is winding down in the east here. it's moved into the northeast but the air temperature in chicago is 22 degrees. they have a windchill. feels like it's 6 out there. the winds are out of the north-northeast at 23 mph gusting to 37. the overnight low 3 below zero tonight. here's a look at the nation. everyone. you said three-quarters of the nation encompassed in this fridgedare except for miami and california. windchills overnight below zero and this all slides to the east but yet there is more arctic air to come. i'm going to talk about the prospects of our own weather changing. we've been enjoying a prolonged dry spell but we do need some rain. i'll talk about that coming up. >> lisa, thanks a lot. a child care worker and san jose elementary school is in custody on multiple accounts of child sexual abuse. keith woodhouse committed acts with after school day-care. investigators are looking for other possible victims and witn

comb. she's available in. chrome. encircled the. holiday inn. hotel. in the region country club so sure to come this piece of the first book. close. to thirty am in moscow the headlines. alarm bell fearing a tidal wave of immigrants fleeing the turmoil in north africa could overwhelm italy thousands of refugees have already reached the tiny italian island of lampedusa with as many as three hundred thousand more appeared to be on the way. for a general strike paralyzes agrees with fierce clashes in athens as thousands rally against austerity measures many fear governments will pick up the tab for sending aid to troubled middle eastern countries at the expense of their own populations. and hiv patients in ukraine blame corruption and mismanagement for delays in getting lifesaving drugs some are supplementing their treatment with alternative medicine in the hope of some relief. up next our special report on the effect genetically modified food products could be having on our lives stay with us. come on come on live to a fellow. don't be shy. to. come on.

such folicically challenged manly men as bruce willis, sean connery and homer simpson are left to comb strands they can find. we're talking about rodents getting better health care than most of the country according to the dill gert blog. it's bad enough i live in a country that ranks 37th in health care. the thing that really upsets me is that i have worse health care than mice. no offense to all the mighty mice we know and love, mickey, speedy gonzales, jerry, even that chuck e. cheese mouse. as scott adams writes, just once i would like a headline that says scientists discover a cure for human diabetes. followed by a statement that for mice it would give them the side effects. >> maybe there's hope for the three blind mice. finally tonight, the topic of our closing argument. in light of the events in wisconsin, unions have outlasted their usefulness. where do workers need them now more than ever? we've already heard from many of you. we invite the rest of you to join the discussion on the "nightline" facebook page and at abcnews.com. that is our report for tonight. from all of us he

so when will the folks combing with this brutal monster storm get a break. >> let's check with lisa argenere for mike nicco. >> hi there, cheryl and kristen. the snow is winding down in the east here. it's moved into the northeast but the air temperature in chicago is 22 degrees. they have a windchill. feels like it's 6 out there. the winds are out of the north-northeast at 23 mph gusting to 37. the overnight low 3 below zero tonight. here's a look at the nation. everyone. you said three-quarters of the nation encompassed in this fridgedare except for miami and california. windchills overnight below zero and this all slides to the east but yet there is more arctic air to come. i'm going to talk about the prospects of our own weather changing. we've been enjoying a prolonged dry spell but we do need some rain. i'll talk about that coming up. >> lisa, thanks a lot. a child care worker and san jose elementary school is in custody on multiple accounts of child sexual abuse. keith woodhouse committed acts with after school day-care. investigators are looking for other possible victims and witn

rescue crews continue to comb through the ruins at christ church but warned relatives the chances ofnding anyone alive in the wreckage is slim. there was a bright spot in the tragedy. a woman pulled from the wreckage on tuesday went ahead with her wedding today. she was trapped in the cavity of the floors in her office building. she directed rescues to where she was and the couple got married today. >> what a story. that's amazing. >> that is good. >> meteorologist mike nicco, lots to do today. >> still lots to go. real heavy rain this morning. i'll show you some of the areas that received 2 to 3 inches of rain. the longer that sun is out the more instability it will add to the atmosphere, the more likely showers, even thunderstorms and snow. give it to you in a second. >> and the britain's prince william and kate middleton returned to the place where their relationship began. plus... >> oh! >> one-on-one with the host of this year's academy awards. what they're saying about their upcoming gig. create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden? bree: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no

. >> reporter: formidable, combative. >> if they said what you said you said -- >> reporter: the title of his memoir "known and unknown" is based on one of his famous lectures to a confounded press. >> as we know, there are known knowns. there are things we know we know. we also know there are known unknowns, that is to say, we know there are some things we do not know, but there are also unknown unknowns, the ones we don't know we don't know. >> donald h. rumsfeld. >> reporter: a single force elected to congress when he was 30 years old, the youngest secretary of defense under gerald ford and oldest brought back by the son of a man who had been his adversary. george h.w. bush was said to have believed it was rumsfeld who pushed him out of a shot at a national campaign and into the cia. what was your estimation of george h.w. bush. >> i never worked for him. >> reporter: admire him enormously. >> no, no, no, i was kind of disappointed in him. he decided he wanted to leave people with the impression he didn't want to go to the cia and that someone made him go there and it was probably r

rescue crews continue to comb through the ruins at christ church but warned relatives the chances of finding anyone alive in the wreckage is slim. there was a bright spot in the tragedy. a woman pulled from the wreckage on tuesday went ahead with her wedding today. she was trapped in the cavity of the floors in her office building. she directed rescues to where she was and the couple got married today. >> what a story. that's amazing. >> that is good. >> meteorologist mike nicco, lots to do today. >> still lots to go. real heavy rain this morning. i'll show you some of the areas that received 2 to 3 inches of rain. the longer that sun is out the more instability it will add to the atmosphere, the more likely showers, even thunderstorms and snow. give it to you in a second. >> and the britain's prince william and kate middleton returned to the place where their relationship began. plus... >> oh! >> one-on-one with the host of this year's academy awards. what they're saying about their upcoming gig. [ female announcer ] here are some great reasons to switch to at&t. [ spokesman ] we ma

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rescue teams are painstakingly combing the rubble looking for people from the 6.3 quake. reporter lives in new zealand, is in christ church and described the scene by phone this morning. >> when you get here, the first aftershocks feel sort of slight. and the terrible way, oh, my gosh! and then as they contintenness -- continue and continue over the course of the day, they seem absolutely devastated, the center of town is. each aftershock, i can tell you how nervous it actually makes you. >> at this point the death toll now stands at 98 with 226 still missing. authorities warn most of those people are dead, including as many as 120 children trapped in a television building. >> the space shuttle "discovery" is today set to lift off for the last time after a long history of service. >> another 2 million cars [ female announcer ] why watch regular tv when you can experience the next generation of television service? at&t u-verse tv. tv like you've never seen before at a really great price. switch to at&t now to get u-verse tv starting at just $29 a month for six months, dvr

there's an elderly man who has been missing since thursday, team of 50 volunteers with search dogs combedden gate park looking for ken chin. he suffers from sit schizophrenia and doesn't have his medication. he was wearing a black jacket, long blue denim shirt, jeans and black shoes with velcro straps. >> interstate 5 near stability -- sacramento was tearily shut up to and it had nothing to do with the weather. hundred goats escaped from a field and ended up on the freeway, causing a seven-car accident. several cars were damaged. one driver suffered minor injuries. 30 goats were killed and 100 more were loose on the highway. the road re-opened at 9:00 p.m. >>> the plane came -- a pilot survived a small crash of a small plane today with barely a crash. the glad came down at the eastern end of the dumbarton bridge. the pilot reported losing power after taking off from the palo alto airport. they sent an air boat out to rescue the pilot. >> landed in the mud, and obviously a good job in doing that. he appears to be knopp injured. at it leaking aviation fuel and will be leaking oil, so we nee

class doesn't resume until tuesday, but grief counselors were on hand to help them comb of the hanson was in a class with gavin who he says was liked by everybody. >> all of my friends were friends with him. he is a good kid. nobody hated him or anything. >> it was two guys trying to have fun. >> michael pope was also a senior. he was in cal -- calculus. >> he was a really good student. you could go to him with anything you want. the teacher would call on him if anybody else would answer a question or something like that. >> and students can expect grief counselors again on tuesday. live in concord, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> thank you, lilian. >>> last april a car with three people inside went into that same creek. two people died in the rain-swollen waters, but a 56-year-old woman was rescued there. she crashed and landed upside down in the creek. >>> a popular place for dog walkers and hang gliders had to be closed after a suspicious item washed up on the beach. as a precaution, they were closed while the bomb squad technicians detonated the device just before 2:00 this afternoon. i

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the question of tax increases and health care are likely to comb punted in the next two years. >> does that play out in the presidential field? we're relatively late for people to decide whether we're going to run especially against an incumbent president. do you see these same arguments or is it different? >> you see most of the same arguments but the dynamic that exists in the presidential nominating battle is one that pushes the candidates more to appease the tea party side of the party as opposed to tea party leadership here in washington. i was in iowa talking to a lot of different people and one person who was a local activist volunteered the idea. we do not want our people back in washington cooperating with president obama. that's not what this election was about. if they find common ground with obama i wl feel that they have failed in what we sent them to do. >> and the problem for republicans in that attitude which is widespread among many of those people is that ultimately if your goal is to make the independent voters in our equivalent of tahrir square jube lent and exhilar

comb. the headline. and live pictures here as protesters in the tens of thousands flooded cairo's main square calling on the president to step down the final friday that's life pictures right there compliments of ought to. clear some major political figures in the west backing demonstrators trying to oust the egyptian leader is leading to criticism that taking sides in an internal uprising. and rooting out ultra nationalist movements proves hard for ukraine you know authorities nazi collaborators stripped of their hero status to still come on loyal following. and sacrificing their freedom for patriotism u.s. lawmakers islam for denying essential civil liberties with a renewal of the patriot allowing unlimited spying on citizens. is coming to you live from moscow where it's now i just off the five pm welcome to the program now by some estimates in egypt over a million people packed the main square and surrounding area for friday prayers before resuming the protests and. latest show of force to try and mak

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fbi teams have been combing the crime scene looking for clues. christin ayers is there to explain why authorities aren't calling it a homicide but that could change. christin. >> reporter: they have stopped short of calling this a homicide. they are still investigating but are saying this scene here in novato is a crime scene and as they move the body -- as they work on moving the body back there, they are investigating whether a cover- up happened. >> the team is continuing to remove the dirt from around the remains. still going to be a slow and tedious process because it is quite a -- the body is fairly deep. so they are taking their time to do it right. >> reporter: this morning fbi investigators made their way into the backyard of this novato home where the body was discovered buried about 4 feet deep. they are working carefully to remove the body while preserving evidence but they won't know whether this is a homicide until they identify the body and get an autopsy. >> shocking. yeah, surprising. >> reporter: neighbors hadn't seen the man wh

on the comb. a series of attacks i've had the russian republic of coverage you know ball carrier three tourists were killed on route to a popular ski resort before a bomb blast closed askew of their hotels have now been evacuated after police discovered a suspected car bomb in the center of the busy resort village. with dozens more people dying in anti-government protests sweeping across the middle east the u.k. is been slammed for selling arms used to be on arrest pays revoked some arms export licenses after a port said riot police by the brutal crackdown on protesters in bahrain where using british made whitman. and cash for former inmates in the u.s. claimed big business is responsible for the country having the largest prison population in the world and. a partridge up next with all the latest in the world of sports stay with us here on r.t. . hello and welcome to the sports news thank you for joining me and these other top stories. ever to be told is chelsea on penalties while eleven time win

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. >> lillian has been combing through video out of christ church and here now with the latest. >> new zealand prime minister says this may be his country darkest day. christ church new zealand second largest city with population of 350,000. people in downtown christ church ran and earthquake couldn't have hit at a worse time right during the lunch hour when the second largest city was bustling. >> we were item a real mess. things fall down all over the place. it was a really violent shake. it was really nasty. >>reporter: even the city iconic stone christ church cathedral sustained mainly damage. the expire toppled into the city square. >> it toppled in front of the cathedral. dust. people running out underneath the dust was no words. it was absolutely awful. >>reporter: power and telephone lines were knocked out and cars were buried under rubble. ample citizen meanwhile did what they could to help the people who were trapped. former abc 7 news reporter noel lives north of christ church and spoke to us over the phone. >> where the city has sustained most amount of damage is columbo st

. >> mitchell: so these students spend countless hours combing f.b.i. and researching old newspaper reports. >> you'll just think that nothing is ever going to be found and then finally, in the fifth hour, a little article, right there. >> mitchell: in the summer, they travel south to retrace victims' steps and search for possible witnesses. but these students say they're also trying to heal decades-old family wounds. >> it's a living-day reminder that nobody cared. >> reporter: dobbins is still waiting. her brother's case is still open and the uncertainty still painful. >> how would you feel if it was somebody in your family? you saw them one day and you never seen them again. you don't know what happened to them? how would you feel? >> mitchell: although the justice department has closed more than 50 cases, the f.b.i. says they can be reopened if new information becomes available. and still ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news," is a mysterious street artist about to win an oscar? orchar? lfor the bathroom. so, pipe up and ask your doctor today about

nineteen forty five don't comb. welcome back to spotlight and i'll bring love in just a reminder that my guest on the show today is all that and yes it's the foreign minister minister you. we're here in moscow and you were holding talks and i'm sure you talked about compensations this is one of the issues that the two any has been has been discussing and it's ability to speak between your country and russia for a pretty long time one of them is is that compensation from russia for the soviet assault on the television tell you remember that thing went went a little in us gaining independence do you really think that russia that the russians should have federation should pay up for that first of all what we need and what we've discussed it's about common understanding this is the biggest challenge but here i see were some prospects. very i would say. very encouraging coverage to the duma recent decision on stalin is by your president medvedev statements few statements on that that's what now we are talking about commo

police have been combing the neighborhood recently trying to find someone who can identify a man caught on surveillance tape. they had no success. they released this video recorded outside a store just minutes after a woman was attacked on february 7th. >> according to the opd, they said that this footage helped them a lot. this is the only footage available to them right now. >> tonight's safety walk to hand out whistles is scheduled to start at 6:00 at east 18th and park boulevard. >>> state regulators are accusing muni of numerous safety violations and being chronically unresponsive to investigators' findings. state public utilities commission plans to start the process of considering potential penalties against muni. the puc staffers are considered -- concerned, rather, about the condition of the light rail system including noted deterioration at church and dubois street and problems with the automatic train control system. muni's chief of transit operations says he is disappointed by the puc's move but says the transit agency has fixed some problems and has plans to pictures remain

don't comb. over again here is a look at some of the main stories we're covering today on our t.v. and activists in austria accused of inciting hatred in her lectures on islamic sharia law is awaiting verdict well that's as major european leaders are lining up to say that a multicultural society has failed. moscow and london work to turn over a new leaf as russia's foreign minister visits the u.k. events over the last few years have caused the diplomatic tension but there are hopes of those problems can be overcome. two policemen were killed and more than twenty others injured as twin suicide blast rocked russia's volatile southern republic of dagestan and in nearby stuffer paul region five militants have been killed in a gun battle over the security services. now from. nazis america's hate groups dates back centuries next we investigate very legit and what keeps them afloat in a politically correct country that's coming your way next on our. very first got involved and showing and even started hanging out with skinheads and different people like that i was searching for something

been given instructions to keep them alive while we get to patient care, and many times, they are combative, said the dispatcher has to play a dual role. they are asking as an emergency dispatch instructor and try to get the correct resources for the patient here not only that, but we have to keep track of the psychiatric emergency system, and we have to let officers know when they are in the red zone, meaning they cannot take any more patients, or they are at a level where there are very few patients they can take, because we do have a large complement of people that need that assistance. supervisor mirkarimi: any idea how many times we may have reached that ceiling in a year? i would love to see that. >> i'm not sure if we keep that statistic. we do have a sign up on the wall that tells us what the status is so any dispatcher in the room can see that. supervisor mirkarimi: when i was at the police commission hearing, that did not come out. >> i can find out where i can get the statistics if i do not personally have them. i think we logged in, but i want to make sure that they are empirica

. >> reporter: with the helicopter hovering above the creek, divers combed the water and around 80 volunteers searched the area. by sunday afternoon the boys' bodies were found in the creek about an hour apart in concord. >> and i heard the hovering of the helicopter overhead. and it to myself, i said to my husband, someone is in the canal. >> reporter: with water levels reaching depths of 15 feet in places, this neighbor says it is not the first time tragedy has struck here. just last year a father and son died in the canal after losing control of their car. only the mother survived. >> i will never forget this. i saw her head floating -- she was upright, she was floating down, came down, we were all screaming and yelling. >> reporter: now two more families have lost their loved ones. >> they are nice, they are smart, they are intelligent. they got good grades and wanted to go to college. they had high expectancies of themselves. and they were both really motivated. >> reporter: they were very well liked here in the community. we spoke to their friends here in town, everyone is devastated by

hockey games despite beating the czech republic four to install combe the russians were one nil down after seven minutes but managed to come back after two racks in yet as lucky coach men went on to rack up victory however they then relied on the likely result in finland sweden by nine goals or more in some ways although much of that came from the streets when the penalty was the way of the host sweden were the winners of this one but russia still four points clear at the top of the row of the tour standings and next last stop is the czech republic in april. moving to the ski slopes where american emily cook and don kirshner from better roots have won the moscow stage of the freestyle skiing world cup the event held it goalkeeper is unique correspondent amount of tells us why. before we answer the question as to why moscow stage of the world cup is like no other in the world let's recap on the action starting with the women american power to only her second ever world cup stage when and she must trips to moscow her first win took place here two three years ago here in moscow and so m

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. >> reporter: with the helicopter hovering above the creek, divers combed the water, and around 80 volunteers searched the area. by sunday afternoon, the boys' bodies were found in the creek about an hour apart in concord. >> and i heard the hovering of the helicopter overhead. and i thought to myself, it just rained. i said to my husband, someone is in canal. >> reporter: with water levels reaching depths of 15 feet in places, this neighbor says it's not the first time tragedy has struck here. just last year, a father and son died in the canal after they lost control of their car. only the mother survived. >> i will never forget this. saw her head floating. she was upright, floating down. came down. we were all screaming and yelling. >> reporter: now two more families have lost their loved ones. >> they're nice. they're smart. they're intelligent. they get good grades. they both wanted to go to college. they had high expectancies of themselves. and they were both really well motivated. >> reporter: and they both were very well-known here in the community. i talked to several friends. everyon

as part of our focus on job growth, committees in the house are combing through government regulations and conducting rigorous oversight of how the government spends the people's time and your money. we will soon begin work on legislation to cut wasteful mandatory spending. in the spring, under the leadership of our budget chairman, will put forth a budget for the next fiscal year that confronts the fiscal challenges facing our nation, instead of ducking them. it will offer ideas for real entitlement reform, so we can have a conversation with the american people about the challenges we face and the need to chart a new path to prosperity. as a doctor and a parent, i find it astounding that the president has submitted a budget that ignores the recommendations of his own fiscal commission. it punts on all the tough choices, including entitlement reform. he has expanded entitlements to a government takeover that would destroy 800,000 jobs, according to the nonpartisan congressional budget office. it will accelerate our path to fiscal ruin. this demands presidential leadership, something th

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last night, four years after leaving a career in public life, spanning half a century, he is still combative, insistent, full of fight. tonight, part two. we begin with the mine field of questions about wartime and prisoner abuse. december 2002, defense secretary donald rumsfeld changes what military interrogators are allowed to do to some detainees. acting on the recommendation of pentagon attorneys, he approved, quote, removal of clothing and using detainee's phobias, such as dogs, to induce stress. he refuses to approve waterboarding. his target is the hijacker who didn't make it on 9/11. muhamed al qahtani. and that, he says, he does not regret. no regrets? >> oh, i don't have any regrets at all. qahtani was a -- the 20th hijacker, they say. he gave a lot of information and it was very helpful to our interrogators and to the united states government in saving lives. and i think that the fact that we haven't had an attack in a decade is a credit to that administration. >> reporter: the regret came from what others actually did during the interrogation of qahtani. isolated 30 days. nudity?

i will read this and go through it with a fine tooth comb. but in the meantime, as i have noticed in this document right here, this one, i see that in different areas you are working on different aspects within that area. for example, in early learning, i see that your goals are really around a structural goals of the department and how do we build a new infrastructure to meet the goals. and then i am looking at college and career readiness, and i see that the goals are around implementation and actually prepping students to take the a.p.g. what i don't see there, and perhaps it should be not in this plan, but sort of the thing like the safety nets that we are working on. like is there an emphasis on -- i know we have the goal -- every child in the first ninth great class. i see in the plan there is a lot of emphasis on the ninth grade class. i am wondering about the safety net for those students. because there will still be some that won't be ready, quite frankly. what is going to happen for those students, and what do we have in place for t