trafficking going on one of the recent examples of success would be down in australia where the customs agency found out that drugs were being imported into a stroller and clearly they were being used for sport for sporting purposes that nobody was happy with so it's that kind of thing we are not a police force looking at individual trainers at individual athletes we try to find out whether there are circumstances that would make cheating easier once we knew it then becomes possible to take some action then take a short break now we're back with sara gregory the member of the i.o.c. and had of the world anti-doping agency to talk about the mix of sports and politics in the olympics moment stay with us. there's a saying you know when you're in the arctic you have the entire world at your feet . she looks like a fairly simple shit really she's no symbol. a handful of people have access to the nuclear icebreakers the real king here is at the polar bear and ice breakers come second not a single complex expedition to the arctic can be conducted without the russian nuclear powered fleet of ice break

trafficking going on one of the recent examples of success would be down in australia where the customs agency found out that drugs were being imported into a stroller and clearly there were being used for sport for sporting purposes that nobody was happy with so it's that kind of thing we are not a police force looking at individual trainers sort of individual athletes we try to find out whether there are circumstances that would make cheating easier once we knew it then becomes possible to take some part of that take a short break now when we're back with sara gregory to a member of the i.o.c. and had of the world anti-doping agency to talk about the mix of sports and politics in the olympics in the moment stay with us. they re just rude by. really doing was told to leave it on the signs because it is a market economy and still total budget of the european union what we are talking about is not more than one per cent off the cheated to your total budget is about the size of the bunch for the fifth month and if this is called a socialist concept then look at the size off welfare states on the

customs and border agencies take over the skies above it. we took a ride on one of three black hawk helicopters that will form part super bowl xlviii's defensive line. a ten-mile perimeter, a xrict no-fly zone. in anyone breaches that perimeter for any reason, they should expect to see a black hawk up close. >> sort of a scary experience if you're up there flying and you unintentionally breach the perimeter? >> exactly. you know, unless you've been trained in the military, you're -- it's highly unlikely you've flown in formation with yore aircraft and been within 500 feet of an aircraft while flying. >> reporter: in this case, a black hawk first to intercept flying alongside the offending aircraft and escorting it to the ground where federal agents would be waiting. >> they're going to first be shocked to have a large air craft like this come up very close to them and secondly come to the realization something's wrong. >> reporter: on our own tour, a surprise, although a welcome one. a fleet of military helicopters appearing in the distance

immigrations and custom enforcement agency. we touched on it briefly with the reporteder in mexico city, i want to hear from a mexican whether this is a big deal or not. >> indeed it is a huge deal for a number of reasons. ethically this is tremendous, this guy was the face of mexican impunity. this guy marked the mexican institutions, the mexican justice system for 13 years and bringing him back to prison is a powerful signal that at least to some extent impunity has limits. it is important strategically because it a blow to the largest and most sophisticated criminal organization in mexico and it pushes the transition to smaller more local less sophisticated gangs. that transition has going on for a while. politically it is huge because it is a significant coo for the president and claiming one give a message of effectiveness and two put to rest the notion that somehow his administration was trying to re-kindle the old style of, old corrupt pact between the ruling party and the traffickers and now putting to rest those theori

customs patrol agency is doing nonintrusive vehicle inspections to make sure there are no contraband or explosives making it inside the security perimeter. customs agents will be in black hawk helicopters flying over the meadowlands tomorrow. and the new jersey air national guard will have f-16s that are based in atlantic city patrolling the skies over metlife stadium to enforce the restricted air space rules that will be in effect throughout the super bowl. so eyes in the sky, eyes on the ground, boats out on the water in the meadowlands, and hopefully we'll have a safe super bowl. wait and see who wins. >> who do you have? >> reporter: here's my prediction. denver beats seattle 31-24. >> 31-24? >> reporter: yeah. >> very impressive. we'll wait and see. we'll call you out if you're wrong. >> reporter: okay. >> rick, thanks very much. arizona governor jan brewer is taking part in the ceremonial super bowl handoff in times square, with new york and new jersey governors, andrew cuomo, chris christie, and bill de blasio. right now, it's around 62 degrees in glendale. while it's 45 degree

immigration and customs enforcement agency.ould like to hear from a mexican whether this is a big deal or not? >> it is a huge deal for a number of reasons. ethically this is tremendous because this guy was the face of mexican impunity in so many ways. this guy had mocked the mexican institutions, the mexican justice system for years. so bringing him back i think is a powerful signal that i think to some extent impunity has some limits. and it is a blow to the largest, most sophisticated criminal organization in mexico, and it pushes the transition towards smaller, more local, less soft us indicated gangs. i think that transition has been going on for a while, and will accelerate that process. and politically this is huge -- this is a significant for the president. he can claim -- he can, one, give a message of effectiveness, and two, he can put to rest the notion that somehow his administration was trying to re -- re-kindl the old style -- the old corrupt pact when the pri, his party, and the narco traffickers. >> other number

. >> the placer county water agency announced new customers may not use any water outdoors now, the agency may tell it's 39,000 existing customers that they cannot fill an empty swimming pool like one being built in her backyard. >> they can build and find alternate source of water but could not use our treated water for filling a new swimming pool. iets been a tough five years this, would be the death sentence. >> this pool builder was the first to speak out against the drought emergency resolution if you can't fill a new pool with tap water he believes local buildings will not allowing to build them >> that will pass down to to municipalities they will no longer allowed to build swimming pools. >> and and a service allows people to make their homes available to vacationers. now, air b and b is checking for carbon and smoke detectors that are eligible to all hosts who request one the site says it wants to ensure guests are safe. >> medal of honor will be given to 24 army veterans next month. an unusually high number to receive the award the white house says it's to correct discrimination

. >> why the agency customer service or lack there of could cost you money.rst" starts right now. ♪ >> good morning. you are watchingç "fox & frien first" on this tuesday morning. i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley aiearhardt. thank you for starting your day with us. wither going to begin a terrifying flight. the passengers tossed around the cabin as the plane makes its descent. the passenger claimed an emergency on the flight that was flying from colorado to montana. four were treated and released from hospitals. one flight attendant remains hospitalized this morning. a flight safety team is reviewing what happened. >> one death row inmate ma[i a last minute plea by suing a pharmacy. michael taylor will be there early this month. he filed a lawsuit making the drug that ln used to execute him. it is not listed as the manufacturer with the fda. the drug has been criticized in the past for causing unnecessary pain. the pharmacy has agreed not to provide the drug to the state. >>

agencies are reporting more and more people have made themselves water police officers. they are calling in and complaining about water waisters. they report add 300% jump in customers telling on their neighbors. >> everybody has a heightened sense of awareness and we encourage people if they see something which is a waste of water to talk to their neighbors. >> however local agencies are urging their customers to have a friend lip conversation with neighbors before reporting on them. >>> they have agreed to extend a temporary ordinance to allow wild pigs to be trapped and killed. they are complaining they have been coming into their yard. no animals have been captured yet. one woman took these pictures outside her yard and they have also been found dicking up the area in san ramon. >>> this man is responsible for seven robberies. they all happened in the early morning of october 2 th. the man first stole a car and then they robbed -- robbed several pedestrians. a black four door is coming up to the crimes. >> the items they planned on stopping to sell it and president barack obama is applauding the move. . >>> good morning, right now we are looking at a commute whi

agencies ranging from invisible to county to state to regional and several federal agencies, including immigration customs enforcement, joint terrorism task force, fbi, homeland security, the army. >> spying on peace activists. new details about the army iniltrating antiwar groups washington state and beyond. one just-released e-mail shows an army employee talking to police departments in los angeles, portland, oregon, eugene, everett, and spokane about the need to collect and share intel on leftist and anarchist. then, "spies of mississippi." >> they were out to stop covert efforts of immigration. >> we're not just talking about some rednecks on the street, this is defiance at its highest level. >> we knew we were being followed. i knew my life was in danger. >> a new film looks at the state-sponsored campaign to defeat the civil rights movement. all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. ukraine is delaying the formation of a new government until thursday, following the ouster of democratically elected president viktor yanukovych

the district is asking customers to conserve 10%. other agencies are asking for 20%.'re starting to get a little rain, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> the nbc bay area team is tracking the storm and they will be here all weekend. you can also see live weather radar on our website at n nbcbayarea.com. >>> an industrial accident has killed one and acceptability another to the hospital. this is in the burnall heights neighborhood. we're told a granite slab fell on workers at a construction site. we'll monitor the story and have more for you. >>> police in mountain view have called off the search for a stolen car smt. around 4:00 this morning a officer tried to stop a car near stevenson el men -- elementary school. they arrested two men and a third is on the run. ne nearby schools were not shut down during the search. >>> a stabbing suspect is being searched for. a man was stabbed once in morning. she in the hospital with life threatening injuries. it happened about a block away from a stabs yesterday morning. >>> and police looking for a man that got away with robbing

we checked in with water agencies that asked customers to cut back water use. the san francisco public utilities commission asked asked for a 10% reduction. marine asked for 25% reduction and water use is down 17% compared to february last year. east bay mud asked for a 10% reduction. yesterday they told us conversation efforts have already reached 4.3%. the severity of the drought is captured in pictures at lake fulsome. look at these pictures. on the left side a full lake in 2011 when it was at 97% capacity. the picture on the right shows the lake last month at 17% capacity. today nasa scientists and water officials discussed satellite monitoring of drought conditions. they will use maps to identify and respond to trouble spots. >> couple of ways we want to use this data and trade into the future is monitor the areas in case there is too much pumping. if the ground subsides too much you collapse. >> there is a plan to fly censors to monitor the snow pack at higher elevations. officials say that will be important for forecasting. and stay with us on our caul c

. >>> new at 6:00, one of the bay area's biggest water agencies is pushing customers to cut back but if needed the utility does have the ability to tap a new water source and send more water into the east bay for the first time ever. east bay m.u.d. made plans decades ago for a drought such as this. it's been a week since customers were asked to cut water by 10%. the utility says it's too early to see if that will work but there is a back up plan. >>> it's been a winter that feels and looks more like summer. >> we're concerned about it. because this is the rainy season. we haven't had enough. >> turner stopped using a leaky sprinkler system. >> irrigation that is off and we're using hand watering. >> reporter: to prevent severe rationing as early as april. east bay m.u.d. could for the first time tap into a water source that's been decades in the planning and building. >> severe shortages particularly in northern california. >> customers had mandatory orders to cut water use by 35%. as tumble weeds blew decades ago the utility began planning for today's drought. spending $490 million

other water agencies are in same boat: the marin municipal water district ca for a 25-percent cut from i customersoved a te percent voluntary water reduction. and the alameda county water district -- asl as an agency in livermore -- requested a 20- percent voluntary reduction. notorious teen criminal maxe is now behind bars at san quentin prison. wade's most famous crime: stealing celebrity chef guy fieri's lamborghini. he planned to it for a couple hundred gra, in the dominican republic. but it turns out... the tees also investigated in the 209 murder of joan rosenthal. the 75-year-old was shot to death at her tiburon home. sot "they found he had dispd an unusual interest in her he'd done a number of searcs on his computer. " but there was no physical evidence to link wade to the murder. the case remains unsolved. court documents also show the teen was plan a major jewelry heist in san francisco. new details on a destructive wildfire in the los angeles area. the fire last month destroyed five homes in the glendora area and forced thousands of people to evac. now a federal grand jury has indicted

consumer financial protection bureau details how the industry has continued abusing customers and why we needed agency tasked with protecting our rights to this report mortgage servicing companies have been forging paperwork illegally foreclosing on homes and even forcing borrowers to sign away their legal rights just to get a loan modification these companies are essentially the middlemen between banks and borrowers handling everything from mortgage payments to the foreclosure process but they have not been doing their jobs the c.f.p. be reported from several servicing companies were flat out incompetent and others are just ignoring the law because of these findings the c.f.p. band of these companies from participating in federal mortgage modification programs and collected millions of dollars for wrong consumers in the second half of last year to see a p.b.s. report shows that companies like this can't be trusted and the government regulation in foresman are absolutely necessary to protect consumers billions in fines bad press even an economic collapse are not enough to stop these companies from pre

agencies are considering restrictions. santa clara told people to turn off automatic sprinklers. customers are asked for voluntary cutbacks and other agencies are monitoring water supplies. this morning the san francisco public utilities commission asked for voluntary cutbacks. the commission wants people to turn off the water when you're brushing your teeth or install low flow showerheads. mandatory cuts would be around the corner. >> asking residents, commercial, wholesale, municipal, and industry to all chip-in. this is a serious issue that we're facing. >> the hetch hetchy system suspect on track to receive the lowest rain and snow total in its history. water experts expect to know in a month or so if mandatory cutbacks are necessary. we'll take you to a bay area water district that gets 40% of the water from the state. the flower they will mail out to thousands of customers and what it tell them to do. on ktvu.com you can find more on how the drought is affecting wildlife, wineries and farmers. >>> the drought conditions are a concern for firefighters who battled a blaze in the north

we got see the role of the customs and protection agencies will play once the game starts tomorrow and actually a few hours before that. their job, to patrol the skies above metlife stadium. they have a fleet of aircraft ready to go including black hawk helicopters, which will circle a ten-mile perimeter around the stadium. their goal, guard a special no-fly zone. they say if somebody tries to breach that perimeter, get into that zone, they will approach the pilot and try to escort the pilot to the ground where federal agents will be waiting to question the pilot. they tell us from time to time, these perimeters are breached. usually it's pilotary or error or a mistake made. on the ground, a vast command center. it's in a secret location, but it's the place where officials from a number of different law enforcement agencies will be working together to monitor all aspects of super bowl security in realtime. the super bowl's instinct commander, new jersey state police's ed setnar said his team is prepared. >> we've been planning over ar year and looking at vulnerability sites and making

the secretary said on wednesday the cancellation of a plan by the immigration and customs enforcement agencyelop a national license plate tracking system after privacy advocates raised concerns about the initiative. ice solicited proposals from companies to compile a database of license plate information from commercial and law enforcement time readers. carol in texas, nevada caller/ -- independent caller. just talking about growing up. before i did things i did not say i could not do that because i am a republican. , parties, if you are a democrat, you are for abortion but against god. this that and the other. if you are a conservative, you are a god-fearing person. it is the division. because of the labeling. just because of the way you vote does not make the way you feel about certain things. seeing a bunch of kids playing games with peoples minds. if you listen to talk radio every day, there is anger. my husband is angry. just by listening to that garbage they put out there. host: tweeting in about ukraine. all mayhem is created by the government in the u.s. weighs this morning, nsa reta

replace a 16-year-old version that will be in constant use by the military, civilian agencies and commercial customersjose homeowner says he shot a man he says was breaking into his home. that alleged intruder died. it started at about 8:00 last night when police received reports of shots fired in an east san jose neighborhood. the homeowner told police the intruder tried to shoot him first. >> developing news in northern california. >>> police say a woman opened fire in the middle of an american indian tribal council killing four people there. it happened at the cedarville rancheria tribal office in the town of alturas about 6 hours north of here right near the oregon border. cate caugiran in the newsroom now with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: frank, right now, a community is in shock and investigators are trying to figure out what caused this woman to lash out and attack. alturas police say 44-year-old cherie rhoades is in custody this morning. rhoades is charged with four counts of murder and two counts of attempted murder. she allegedly opened fire in the middle of the eviction hea

dhs is not an intelligence collection agency, and while their component parts are outstanding, customcret service, some streak things come out of dhs headquarters. so my advice to you, if the fbi or an agency like that, the department of yates, attorney general, puts out the alert, i'd listen. >> donny kole sewn, former deputy assistant districtor of the fbi. >>> crazy avoidey shows what happens when a u.s. air force jet mistakenly dropped a bomb dangerously close to american soldiers. look here. >> there it is. >> yep. [bleep] >> that was not supposed to happen. the video has racked up more than 300,000 views on youtube since its first appeared. the bomb explode 50 feet from our soldiers. the pentagon spokesman confirmed it happen in afghanistan in 201, and the spokesman found investigators found it was an errant strike and that nobody was at fault. >> a middle school football coach now faces charges after prosecutors say he kidnapped a little girl who was on her way home, and murdered her. a middle school coach. the disturbing details about the room where police found her remains. t

it's constituent requests or folks who get brought to us by the customer service we look for ways to educate the people around the agency issues. a few highlights we're going to look at we've helped to castle e educate people on hetch hetchy. many of you who have participated take folks from san francisco all the way up to the hetch hetchy reservoir so neighborhood and contingent leaders in san francisco many of whom have not seen the breath of the system can get the exercise. those tours are extremely successful and people are ready to talk to their neighborhoods about san francisco's great tap water. we've taken 5 thousand people on tour at the golden gate so we partner with the school district to showcase the features of the buildings for the kid. those are important asia we educate people on the possible drought and the need for additional water preservation. last year, we have our education around the sewer program and we've had people engaged in our water efforts we've constructed a survey on green infrastructure to better understand what resonates with the resident as we think about the san francisco watershed. m

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agencies should enforce. in 2012, his dream act prevented immigrations, customs and enforcement from doing their job, deporting illegals, which would be fine if congress passed a law. how can you be the chief executive officer and block enforcement agencies from their statutorily mandated obligations? president obama takes no blame. >> that's not how our democracy functions. that's not how our constitution is written. so let's be honest, i need a dance partner here. and the floor is empty. >> but according to congress, mr. president, you don't even show up at the dance. you are not only killing the ability of congress to pass laws that reflect the will of the american people, but you are wrecking every semblance of legal foundation upon which this country was founded. candidate obama said -- >> the biggest problems that we're facing right now have to do with george bush trying to bring more and more power into the executive branch and not go through congress at all. and that's what i intend to reverse when i'm president of the united states of america. >> i guess he changed his mind. this is not the first or t

the lawsuits it's worth noting that mccrory appointed the head of that agency has referred to duke energy as a partner and customer. do did and shelly now to have to collective settlement a whopping ninety nine thousand dollars you tell me if that's enough money to hold the biggest electric company in the country accountable and check out this convenient coincidence regarding three duke energy gifts now the timing of the blocked lawsuits the charlotte observer pointed out just today that a four thousand dollars contribution was given to the pat mccrory committee only weeks after plans were announced to sue the company then a contribution of one hundred thousand dollars was given to duke by the republican star given by a duke to the republican governors association less than a month after the second notice of the same lawsuit and finally do gave a generous donation of one hundred seventy five g.'s to the governor's association which was delivered after environmental groups finally filed a lawsuit over duke's power plant and ten well luckily this despicable revolving door can no longer be hidden in the wake of one o

the agency will turn off the tap to distributors who serve 25 million customers and 750,000 acres of farmland. >> today's actions mean that everyone, farmers, fish, people in our cities and towns will get less water as a result. but these actions will protect us all better in the long run. >> reporter: californians will get water from other sources, but they'll get less of it and pay more for it. ken christianson says his business is under water. at his marina in folsom, there has been no rain or customers for months. >> the financial impact is devastating here. i do not think we're going to open this year. the docks you see behind me will probably never see water. >> reporter: for the gless family, citrus growers since 1907, their harvest and their trees are at risk. >> with citrus, if you don't have water to keep them alive, you lose 30-year-old trees in their prime. a year off, they'll be done. you to start over. >> reporter: each day without rain more records are set. this month, los angeles had no measurable rain, only one of five januarys since 1878. >> right now in california

carefully and make sure we can act and encourage customers to do what they can to save in the future so. just one thing i continue to talk to any agencies and told memo committee last week the situation is continuing to change you heard steve talk about it. it will change in april their prepared and we've been talking about that and want to let you know their anticipating it and hoping it's not necessary. that's actually all i have to say today. thank you >> thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> is there any public comment? on item seeing none, public comment is closed. madam secretary >> item 9 is the consent calendar and we only have one item improve modification and increasing the contract by 2 million plus with thirty consequence calendar days and it's been moved and seconded any any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> all in favor, say i. opposed? the motion carries. madam secretary >> for the contract cost for dw 2666. commissioners >> i have a question. >> commissioner moran. >> it struck me as iconic we'll have to be drilling wells to water vegetation that i assumed would be native to cali

agencies in the same boat. marin municipal water district called for a 25% cut from its customers. santa clara approved a 10% voluntary water reduction. and alameda county water district as well as an agency in livermore requested a 20% voluntary reduction. as the drought worsens we are adding resources online. go to kpix.com/drought to see the 17 communities already running out of water, to see how bad it got in just our last major drought, and find advice for conservation. >>> as dry as it's been for most of the month, we are wrapping up the dryest january in history. paul just got the february outbreak. paul, it's not looking better. >> reporter: we get from the climate prediction center the latest update for the following month. so it's january 31 and they are looking forward to february. let's check the maps because this is not what we want to see. but this is the outlook. they have been wrong in the past. everywhere shaded in orange and brown is forecast to have a drier-than-normal february. redding southward including the bay area with much drier than normal conditions in sou

the sonoma county water agency has axed customers to reduce their water consumption by 20 percent. cutbacks. presidents almost all across the bay have already been asked to do so. there is meant to reward a reduction in clover dale, held work and a st. helena. this is of course following gov. jerry brown's state on request to voluntarily used 20%. east bay mud has said it will decide on whether to reduce water outbacks in their next meeting next week. >> you can check on our website and kron4.com for more on the drought emergency. also with information on voluntary and mandatory water restrictions around the bay. >> the global barge it is getting a rebuild. it looks like it may have to leave. [ male announcer ] imagine this cute blob is metamul. and this park is the inside of your body. see, the special psyllium fiber in metamucil actually gels. and that gelling helps to lower some cholesterol. metamul. 3 amazing benefits in 1 super fiber. i takbecausewoo hoo!'t beatrning for my frzero heartburn. 3 amazing benefits frequent heartburn medicine dfor 8 straight years. one pill each mo

we want a little more on their information collection agencies and to offer private companies to let their customers about private gust -- five at government needs. tell you how the companies will disclose. >> had easy the country's attitude on this question on the balance between national security and privacy changing? reaction is how we can stop our efforts to protect from future attacks. struck more of a balance between national security and privacy and civil liberties concerns. there was an interesting poll right after the boston bombings where substantial amount of people polled said they would not give out their private and civil liberties for greater security and that was after a horrific event. these are tough questions. we are not an advocacy organization where we say to do the right wing and ignoring national security. we have to say how this -- how do we benefit the country and benefit private and civil liberties. the president has said the same thing. if we give up one, we have lost a lot for the country. >> you can watch the entire interview with david medine sunday at 10 a.m. and again

>> so far they have three customers: google and lockheed martin, nasa and an intelligence agency to be named later. >> rose: and they have -- they cost $10 million? >> that's right. >> rose: explain this whole thing about freezing temperature. the lowest temperature known before this was somewhere where? >> way out in the boomerang nebula which is a nebula about 5,000 light years away. >> rose: it's 459 degrees below -- is it fahrenheit? >> fahrenheit, right. it's very close to absolute zero. these things are slightly colder than that. and the reason is when you have a cubit, in order to get it to behave in this quantum way, you have to isolate it from the environment around it. and that means no vibration, no information, and no heat. the way d-wave builds its computers it uses superconducting and it can only do it at these very low temperatures. >> rose: you mentioned google. they want to see whether -- google wants to use a d-wave to sense whether people are blinking or winking when they use google glass. >> that is one application. google wants a quantum computer, i think, because