ok and i to go to dan here dan before we went to the break room i was talking about the great virtues of nuclear power and comparison to other energy resources and you want to jump in so here's your chance go ahead was sure his arguments are really highly misleading to suggest they're one gram of nuclear fuel but to produce that gram of nuclear fuel you have to mine many times that much material so there's a big scar from the nuclear fuel cycle and we still don't have a permanent solution to the waste problem but the biggest problems with nuclear are actually not that the biggest problems are the fact that nuclear energy development has been used as a front for nuclear weapons programs in iran and north korea and the cost of france's nuclear industry is highly subsidized so when there is actually no one no private investor ever in the world bill through i want to say we're glad to have mark french nuclear where he has nuclear power is built for a competitive market just hasn't happened reply. it's absolutely untrue france has the cheapest to go tricity rates in europe thanks to new ko

dan you want to jump in there go ahead if you want to jump in and go yeah i mean but dan go place to my mind is right that both india and china have got a lot of coal plants recently but they both have in the last few years recognized that some unsustainable path and have invested heavily in clean energy technologies so india is now a center for developing solar energy china is the biggest producer of wind power in the world in terms of installations in the last year or so those countries recognize you have a. development path that is dependent on oil and coal is not sustainable for them and it's not sustainable for the world mind when you want to go ahead if you want to jump in there if grant money then reply and then i'll go to break and. dan is using the window dressing that china is doing in building a lot of windmills in fact a lot of the windmills that they're building they're not even connecting to the grid because they know that these are stranded investments there they're wasted as soon as they're built there's no there's no point in investing additional money to build the v

discuss the future of energy i'm joined by dan last off in washington he's director of natural resource defense council climate center also in washington we have myron ebel he is the director of energy and global warming policy at the competitive enterprise institute and in paris we go to bruno combi he is president of environmentalists for nuclear energy and another member of our crosstalk team on the hunger all right gentlemen this is cross talk please feel free to jump anytime you want we have three panelists and you guys have very different points of view so please feel free to jump in here myron if i can go to you first in washington in making investment decisions about energy for the future for the western world and the u.s. specifically in your case what is the best form of energy that we should be putting our money on getting a return on and getting energy security and looking at the environment as well what's the best setter. there are two paths to investment today in the united states and the west in general one is making market decisions making the best investment based on ma

dan? >> thank you, bianna and michael. >>> so, what do these new numbers mean for the president who is now less than two years away from the end of his term? and what about this new chief economic adviser he just appointed? abc news political analyst, cokie roberts, is in washington, this morning to talk about that side of the story. cokie, good morning and thanks for coming on. >> hi, dan. >> so, we looked at the numbers this morning. and in the modern era, no president has won re-election with the unemployment higher than 7.2%. that was ronald reagan back in 1984. how optimistic should the white house be this morning, given that president obama is sounding reasonably optimistic? >> well, you just heard him say that the trend is all good. and he says the same thing in his radio address today later. but, look. he knows the same numbers you just cited. and everything is about jobs now. i mean, this last election was about jobs. and the next election will be about jobs. and president's got t

dan? >>> "this week" host christiane amanpour led a special town hall conversation with community leaders, residents and heroes. she joins us from washington with a preview of what we're going to see later on her show. christiane, good morning. as you know, i spent much of the week out there and the mood in the city has been a fascinating dynamic shifting as the week has gone by. what is the sense that you got during your town hall? >> well, dan, good morning. and from last week when we first got there in the wake of the shooting to this week in the wake of the first anniversary, really we've seen the mood build. it's a mood of wanting to be a consensus community, wanting to come together, to pull together. wanting to look for solutions and the word that i heard so often from so many of the people caught up in it, whether victims or responders or just ordinary townspeople, was that we have bonded over this and we want to make sure that this leads to something better as we go forward. in ou

and who do you like, dan? >> i like whoever's name i can pronounce better. >> i guess that's murray. >> and you can pronounce jackie meretsky's name? >> it rolls off the tongue. jackie, how are you doing? good morning. >> i just put your agent on speed dial. >>> guys, let's talk a look at this system on the west, and by the way, if you live in the northeast and you think i don't need to pay any attention to what happens in the west, well, thing again because this is the low that works its way all across the nation. that could bring unsettled weather next week. right now, really just a rainmaker for seattle and portland. a quick turn to the southeast. this is some of the mildest weather since december. so temperatures are going to be 10 to 20 degrees above the norm. keep in mind, though, we do have the threat for some big storms in east texas. and some of those storms could be severe in nature. meanwhile, another clipper system yet again in the northeast. they are known for heavy snow, but we're only looking at

dan? >> let's go back for a moment to mohamed elbaradei, who is emerging as perhaps the leader of the opposition. you've known this man for many years. if he were to take power, do you think he's somebody that the u.s. could work with? >> reporter: well, he's being very harsh right now, saying the u.s. needs to understand that their ally, mubarak, needs to leave. on the other hand, he's also said that egypt is always going to be a friend of the united states. i've known him for a long time and so has the u.s. he's not very charismatic, but he's shown bravery coming back here. but he's clear about the fear and the apprehension the u.s. has, because they are really struggling between their desire for freedom and human rights for the people and their worry that any kind of instability could lead to a dangerous vacuum. as you know, the administration is very concerned that if mubarak goes, the inevitable replacement is the muslim brotherhood or islamic fundamentalism. >> this is total bogus th

i'm dan harris. >> and i'm bianna golodryga. it's sunday, january 23rd. >>> this morning, one-two punch. a big snowstorm is hot on the heels of the bone-chilling cold that's gripping much of the nation this weekend. how bad will it be? >>> job one. president obama says getting americans back to work will be the main theme of his state of the union address, but how does he plan to do it? >>> painful memories. >> i was yelling. i was just asking her to stay with me. don't you die on me. don't you leave me here alone. >> the woman who took her 9-year-old neighbor to meet her congresswoman on that fateful day in tucson speaks out about her ordeal and how she's trying to move on after little christina taylor green's death. >>> and daytime drama. oprah says she's going to reveal a huge family secret on her show tomorrow. what did the queen of talk find out that she says shook her to her core? >>> well, oprah fans are waiting with bated breath. >> yes. >> this is a bombshell family reunion we're expecting to see tomorrow. >> she really

dan? >> is there a sense, is it your sense from being on the ground for 24 hours, is your sense that this is something that mr. mubarak can survive? >> it's hard to tell. as everybody is saying, basically, it's going to depend on what the military does. we were on the streets. we particularly asked the military. we obviously can't get them on camera but off camera, we asked them, what is your order? what do you understand? they say we're here because of egypt. we want to protect the sanctity of our homeland. when i asked them if the order came to shoot on the people, they said to me, never. we would never do that and certainly the relationship between the protesters who we see today and the military who are out in force is very friendly. despite the crowds growing the military is not trying to stand in their way, and they respect respecting them, so there is a friendly atmosphere between the military and people. >> fascinating dynamic. christiane, thank you. for the latest of this crisis i

dan? >> george, good morning. that shooting took place at the shopping center which is directly behind me. the congresswoman was in the middle of what should have been a routine meet and greet with her constituents. but that is when the alleged gunman, the young man by the name of jared lee loughner showed up. he is 22 years old, he lives not far from the scene of the crime. there's a picture of him right there. also this morning police say they are looking for a quote/unquote person of interest in this case. they've just released a picture of this man. he's between 40 and 50 years old, a white man, and police say if you've seen this person, you should call either the tucson police or the fbi. and coming up, george, we're going to have a lot more on the alleged shooter in this case. as we said, his name is jared lee loughner. >> that's right. we're going to look deeply into the investigation. also more on the victims. here in arizona last night there was a vigil for the six people who did

dan? >> thank you, yunji. >>> for more now on the president's plans when he gets back to washington on tuesday, we're joined by our senior white house correspondent, ace reporter jake tapper who is filling in for christiane amanpour as the host of "this week." jake, happy sunday morning and happy new year. >> happy new year, dan. happy new year, bianna, wherever she is. >> she is right over there. i'll pass that along to her. thank you, jake. these staff changes, do any of these changes signal a break with the past or a major change in tenor or strategy for the white house? >> reporter: not at all. considering that the president is going to have to deal with a republican house as of wednesday, you might think that he would bring somebody on board who has a relationship with house republicans, and we don't see that. rahm emanuel, for all that was said about how partisan he was, actually as a democratic member of the house had a pretty good working relationship with several republicans. ther

dan? >> lara, thank you. lara reporting from dubai tonight. >>> there is a massive leak of secret documents tonight to tell you about. it's already making major waves over in the middle east. al ja see jazeera and the british newspaper "the guardian" have obtained documents from years of israeli-palestinian negotiations and these seem to show that the palestinians were willing to make far more concessions than they ever admitted to publicly, which may well anger the palestinian people. >>> and, a big surprise out of britain tonight. tabloids are reporting that sarah ferguson will be invited to the upcoming royal wedding. she's been something of a royal outcast since she was caught trying to sell access to her former husband, prince andrew. >>> and coming up here on "world news" on this sunday night, eye in the sky. the amazing new spy plane that could also help in disasters like 9/11 or hurricane katrina. we're going to tell you how. >>> we're also going to confront the quack doctor who endangered the life of

. >> dan simpson, what do you think? is the horn of africa the next afghanistan? >> i don't think so either. i agree with terrence. slightly different reasons, but first of all, the historical parallel doesn't hold. i mean, we went into afghanistan because it had served as the base for the 911 attack on the united states. the horn of africa doesn't, hasn't done anything like that, nor is it likely to. secondly, i don't really think that u.s. interests are seriously engaged by what happens in the horn of africa. i think it's very much a sideshow for the united states. thirdly, i think that what we have done there already, um, starting with about 1992, has been so abysmal in it's impact on the region, that it would be very, very wrong for us to spend more money, more lives, and more, what shall we call it, interventionist tactics to try to influence things there. >> so you think the u.s. should disengage a bit from the area. >> yes, i do. and among other things, you know, there was created in the last part of this decade, a u.s. military base in, gibuti, which is a

. >> and i'm dan harris. it's saturday, january 22nd. and this morning, deep freeze, a big blast of arctic air sends temperatures diving way below zero in the midwest. and it is now hitting the east. how long will this last? >>> there were several times we could hear applause in the ambulance with gabby and she responded very well. smiling, and in fact, even tearing a little bit. >>> defying the odds, congresswoman gabby giffords reacts to cheers of support to crowds along the way as she is transferred to a hospital in houston to begin the hard work of rehabilitation. >>> olbermann out. keith olbermann and msnbc part ways rather abruptly. last night's show was the last on the network. what's the story behind the surprise signoff? >>> and night rider. why would anyone surf a 30-foot wave in the middle of the night. we'll talk to the surfer who pulled off this amazing stunt. >>> and, dan, you know it's cold outside when the head of our medical unit sends out a note advising us as to the warnings of frostbite. >> that's right. i try not to

dan boyle playing in today's came. for a defenseman like boyle it's not exactly a day off, don't play much defense. two-on-one. anze kopitar picks up his second goal of the game for time lidstrom. nick lidstrom hand-picking his team taking on eric staal's teams and jonathan toews gets the lead in the third, it's a lead they would hold. team lidstrom 11-10 over dan boyle's side, that being team stahl. golf and phil michelson who grew up playing ator to pines and three career victories on the

dan pays tribute to him in his new book "unshaken." the story to rebuild broken relationships with god and family. >> the earthquake saved the life god meant for me. he pursued me to the bottom of the collapsed hotel because he wanted all of me. >> ephram graham cbn news. >>> when christian world news returns , from the united kingdom. how the bad economy is putting families in danger and christian ministry bridging the gap between. >> in england a judicial decision advances the gay rights over religious freedom. a christian couple fined 3600 pounds peter and mary that ran the bed and breakfast in england. two homosexual men sued them. the bowls told cbn news, they have a strict policy of not renting double rooms to any unmarried cum gay or straight. >> being christians, we agree it is our moral duty to carry out his wishes and what he wants. we try to be fair in everything we do. i respect the married rights. >> this week the judge ruled the policy violates the law banning discrimination based on sexual orientation. they spoke outside

. >> dan información para que los mercaderes y la gente llame a la policía . >> es muy importante que vivo hace 37 años y la policía siempre ha colñaborado. >> buscan educar a la comunidad si son asaltados. >> hemos visto hasta personas entrando desde el techo apra robarnos. >> hay violencia social en el área, la alcaldia creo un programa de embajadores comunitarios que hablan 7 idiomas y aumentan la seguridad. >> están aumentando la información para prevenir el fraude y estafas, buenas tardes . >> enseguida arnold schwarzenegger es demandado por los padres de joven asesinado en donde estuvo involucrado un político latino . ---la asociacion estadounidense del pulmon en california dio a conocer hoy estadounidense del pulmon en california dio a conocer hoy . >> la asociación del pulmón calificó a las más de ciento de ciudades que tienen programas de prevención del comsumo de tabaco, california tiene una a, veamos como le fue al área de la bahia . >> ha mejorado, incuido san francisco y santa clara, han trabajo son sus oficiales electos pasando nuevas leyes que han protegido a los reside

please welcome doctor dan cohan. >> thank you susan, well, it's a privilege to be here. i'm really impressed with the gathering that you've all assembled here in and the quality of the discussion. so i know that i don't want to wear out my welcome so i'll try to get through this sort of on time. you know at one time there was a pointer up here, and seems to have disappeared. so, maybe we can go on to the next slide and in the meantime we'll find a pointer. it wasn't very many years ago or not that many audiencesing a that i sort of felt like i was in a slightly different environment than the one i heard this morning. the way i'm going to structure this talk is to - thank you - okay. is to talk about mainly observations first and then models and observations second, and then kind of sum up. so next one. if you look at the traces on this plot, which is a global average version of surface temperature of the earth, the thick dark line in this trace is actually the observe or what we estimate to be the observed temperature of the earths surface, and the other part - the color

next slide, dan. as you know already, the plan is to demolish the front of the building to create the northeast wharf plaza, which will be the next significant civic space in san francisco. and then behind that towards the water will be the cruise terminal. what you see on the screen is scheme a and b. scheme add looked at reusing the existing shell, and scheme b looked at using a new building on the side. the existing shell did not offer us much of an opportunity to do a green building because it was not environment altight. also, the g.t.a. that we could provide with the new structure was increased in size. this reduced traffic impacts during some of the larger ship calls and was a significant motivator for choosing the newer scheme. so after feedback from the cruise ship industry, we looked at the larger option. dan, shift to the next scheme. which makes the overall building longer. so it encroaches slightly into the plaza area, and it gets longer towards the part where we allow trucks to go out to

dan harris doesn't think so. these two have do differing opinions. >> they may work for you or for some. >>> and the oscar and grammy winning artist, jamie foxx joins us on this first day of 2011. he's got a new album out. he'll perform a new single from his new album. that's coming up a little bit later. >> nothing like jamming in the new year. first, let's check on the morning's headlines and weather. >> good morning, happy new year. we start the new year with severe weather. at least six people killed. 39 tornadoes reported in five different states. more now from abc's john berman. >> reporter: for so many in the midwest, 2011 means cleaning up. from the final fury of 2010. in the tiny town of cincinnati, arkansas, the twisters hit without warning. they brutalized this house, killing an elderly couple inside and man in a barn nearby. >> we dug him out. and then we just started looking for the other people that were missing. >> reporter: this man had just renovated his home. >> kind of a weird feeling. all the

to discuss the political situation in pakistan i'm joined by dan he own in dubai he's the editor of the news service pakistan. dot com in beirut we have robert fisk he's the middle east correspondent for the independent and in washington we go to lisa curtis she is a senior research fellow at the heritage foundation and another member of our crosstalk team you know on the hunger crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in when you want robert i want to go to you first last week we had a popular liberal governor in pakistan assassinated his assassin is turned into a national hero for some people in pakistan and the lawyers that used to play such an important role in defending civil society many young lawyers are lining up to defend him is pakistan falling apart well you know i've come in pakistan for thirty four years and i've always been our same question and i don't think pakistan is falling apart i think pakistan is a country of people who read a lot they're very cultured people pakistan is they read a lot they learn a lot. much great to learn those on the arabs are they are

dan?ank you, david wright. >>> tomorrow, on a special "this week," host christiane amanpour, is going to lead a conversation with many of the people who were at the safeway when the bullets started to fly. it's going to be a firsthand look at how the city is coping, one week after the disaster. >>> and one of the guests is going to be tucson mayor, bob walkup, who i spoke with earlier this morning. mr. mayor, good morning. thanks for getting up early to join us. we appreciate it. >> good morning. >> i know you don't want to go back and forth on the debate on gun control. but i want to ask you about the gun show. in terms of symbolism, in your mind, is it too soon? >> well, let me tell you. i don't want to go to this whole gun issue. gun shows have happened in the past. and my job is getting people out of the hospital. we still have at least four people up there. and the congresswoman that is still in critical condition. so, that's my job. i'm focusing on our people. >> i understand you've

then dan bernal, speaker of the house nancy pelosi's director. we have megan miller, field representative for barbara boxer. also joinin us is the vice presidnent. moving here is a great treat for gsa. it will the -- be the hub of activity. this will be a state-of-the-art facility. during the depression, arthur brown jr. designed a new federal building in san francisco. he went out of his way to make this a complementary feature of the nearly-completed pacific center area. the civic center is a scene of events of great importance, including the founding of the united nations and the peace treaties with world war ii. this shows as a poll reform moving to the united states. the architecture and plans are regarded as some of the finest and most complete manifestations of the beautiful movement. there is a scholar of classical architecture that says that this is the greatest ensembles of architecture in america. in 1899, the mayor was considering concepts the proposed establishing the grand civic center for san francisco. and leon know what had happe

we have team coverage kron 4 dan curman is in patterson at outside juliani mother hall. we begin with christine conley was at the search site. christine was of activity just moments ago. >> that's right pam, seconds go to divers came up out of the canal. lets him into the area here so we can show you. they climbed up this letter here and we don't know at this point if they have been able to connect the car with the hook so they can pull looked up out of the water. if all we know is they have come up out of the water, they do have the tow trucks standing by just in case. we'll show you this as soon as it happens if they are able to pull the car out of the water. they have about an hour left in the window where the water in the canal is low enough for divers to do their work. we're just waiting to see if they have indeed been able to make a connection with the car to bring it up out of the canal. this tron shows you exactly what they're dealing with. the car is actually inside the siphons. this sort of run the length of a football field and they're quite long. they're thre

because dan's family practice physician has less than 600 patients, so dan gets in right away. >> i needed to be seen today and i think i called at 10:00 and i was in here at 11:00 and seen right away. >> reporter: a few years ago when the doctor had 4,000 patients, that would have been impossible to pull off, but now he's with md-vip, a national group of doctors promising easy access and upscale care. no more nine-minute visits. >> i get to talk to my patients, i get to learn about them. i get to ask about nothing but the heart kinds of questions and do more comprehensive care for the patients. >> reporter: dan pays about $150 a month to access his doctor 24/7. >> i've been traveling around the world before and called at strange hours. he's able to answer the questions, knows my medical history. >> reporter: but he can also use his insurance for sick visits and screenings. dr. rye is also with md-vip. his practice has shrunk from 3,000 patients to 250. now he has no doubt he's offering better care. >> preliminary data from md-vip shows we're cutting down hospitalization rates as mu

world news is >>> i'm dan harris. tonight on "world news," tawdry tapes. the raunchy videos that surfaced today, starring a navy commander making homophobic jokes and mimicking a sex act. the navy is now investigating. >>> power play. a new congress is coming to town, and the rhetoric's started to get pretty hot today. can the republicans roll back the obama agenda? >>> eye in the sky. george clooney's new project, using satellites to watch some of the world's most dangerous places. can he stop genocide before it happens? >>> and, survivor story. how a 14-year-old lost on a mountain in deep snow and bitter cold survived, using skills he learned from reality tv. >>> good evening. the "uss enterprise" is the world's first nuclear powered aircraft carrier, and tonight, the ship's commander is under investigation for making a series of raunchy videos filled with sexual and homophobic humor. the "enterprise" is set to deploy overseas within weeks, and there are now questions about whether the commander, captain owen honors, will be on board when it does. we're

and dan kerman is a live in sacramento. dan kerman?> pam, the state capital, that nobody is perhaps throw what. democrats are not thrilled with the stemmspending cuts. and on the other side, republicans are not happy with the extension of tax cuts. governor brown says it is time to be honest and get back to physical health. >> but i propose, will be painful. >> and a sense, with a sacrifice from every senator. and jerry brown laid out his plans on monday to close a $25.4 billion budget gap. if with spending cuts. and tax cuts. >> to put this back on economic recovery, it result in see. >> call $0.5 billion in spending cuts over the next 18 months. k-12 education will be spelled. 12.5 million in spending cuts. and 1.5 kal-works and 7.5 million form the university of california and the university system. ted% in the take-home pay for state employees. 10% debt- >> these are difficult, four people that need choatchild car, and night find other origins that is difficult. true. but i think that this is the best balance that i can see in the

there are now several generations of van groningens working together at the farm, including dan's 86--old dad. in recent years, the family has diversified the farm and has 4,500 acres in production of a variety of crops, so now when the sun goes down on the melon harvest, work just begins on the other big crop, sweet corn. >> yeah, we like to do it at night, uh, because the corn's cooler at night, and we-- it takes less to get the heat out of the corn at--at night. uh, if we harvest during the day, there's way too much heat in the corn, and the corn will go into a starch. >> after harvest, the corn is kept cool at the packing shed and is quickly sorted and boxed up on ice. dan says he hopes to harvest more than 19,000 ears of corn per acre, and with 1,000 acres planted, that's a lot of kernels, to say the least. but luckily they've got a lot of loyal customers, like the cattlemens restaurant chain of northern california. >> we get it here. we, uh--we prep it, get it--we wash it real good. we get it ready for the pot. i-it's in the pot, i would say, no more than 20 minutes. soon as the

around watermelons all day, you might get sick of eating the sometimes messy snack, but not for farmer dan van groningen. >> that's good. that's crispy. it's sweet. it's wet. it's everything a watermelon should be. >> but then again, he's had a lot of practice eating watermelons at his family farm in ripon. for more than 70 years now, they've been growing the picnic favorite and have loved every minute of it, seeds and all. >> 1939, we started growin' watermelons the first time. my grandfather did, and, uh, my father was young then, and he would do the harvesting. they would, uh, load the watermelons into small, little trucks and-- and bring 'em to the rail car and load 'em--stack 'em by hand in the rail car, and that's how a lot of the watermelons were shipped. >> dan's right. when it comes to the harvesting of watermelons, not much has changed over the years. the melons love the warm days and cool nights the central valley offers them, and they take about a hundred days to grow before they are plucked out of the fields by workers who transfer them to the harvest truck. while they still g

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o no le dan fondos. >> si no dan los fondos vamos a tener que poner en espera todas las fas que sonpolicías se van a las nubes. >> un aumento de 59% en planes individual. >> más de 200 mil personas serán afectada. >> hay un elemento político en esto, no quieren la reforma y ellos están haciendo un esfuerzo también tal vez para presionar el gobierno. >> luis lo negó en un comunicado y los aumento nos tienen que ver con la reforma federal del salud, costos están subiendo debido a altos precios de pro vedores mayor uso de servicios y que la gte sana está abandonando polizas. >> prometen luchar contra aumento en su san francisco luis univisión. >> la pausa y al regresar el gobierno de méxico incrementa guerra contra el crimen la ola de violencia sigue cobrando vidas. >>> y porque permitieron a un ex gobernador de illinois salir ?ññ;no24ú4ú4ú4ú4ú4ú4ú4ú4ú4ú4ú%úú . >> ola de violencia muy méxico, juárez en puntos castigados varios actos en últimos horas, mientras como nos dice edgar el congreso de ese país discute la posibilidad que cada estado tengo una corporación policíaca para detener

in san francisco, dan curman kron 4 news. >> the other violent incident that dan referred to, occurred friday morning just a block away at webster and page. police say, a man attacked someone with a shovel, the apparent victim retaliated and stabbed his alleged attacker if to death with a knife. if this coupled with the body in the burning car has residents there on edge. >> the torching of the car and the nasdaq bank around thstabbing around the corner. >> a lot of people under the influence and made the neighborhood a lot safer. >> a situation what's going to happen next? >> medical examining the officer is hoping to identify the female victim some time tomorrow. >> a live look outside from the golden gate bridge sunny skies this afternoon, we have seen a few high clouds streaming in. mostly sunny skies from the shot. if current conditions, san francisco 64 degrees cooling off into the '50s this evening over night into the upper '40's and back in the 60s tomorrow afternoon. widespread in the '60s this afternoon except for along the coastline 57 half moon bay. 67 concord, 67 livermore

that is where kron 4 dan curman and joins us now. what's the latest? >> it had more vehicle come out of the canal but not the one the looking for. natural video to show you. the search has been going on since 830 a m and and crews now searching for theirself. if they searched the initial mile and half for where they got the report of where the car went in. they did that while the house last week. if not a moving south of their using sonar equipment to use any sort of object to the low. they found plenty today. they first found as a dan, they moved further down the waterway and found a motorcycle. then they found a pickup truck, and then they found in s u v and is still not done searching for the day. officials are telling us as a token to you because they're convinced that toyota is some more in this canal. >> today we went down 1 mi. and a half and we did that searchers three different times. back-and-forth to make sure that area did not have any vehicles. if our search will continue until our dive teams have completed a search that investigators are

visto en años, hay perros para personas diferentes, con el caso del perro de perros, el de pelea, si me dan pelea, denme a raúl. >> yo detesto a raúl y tú maldito nunca dejas de ladrar. >> odia a raúl, sí te entinedo mark, yo tuve uno así, un poodel, pero no ladraba, se hacía en el piso, lo odiaba, pero cuando estaba deprimido, me miraba con ojos grandes y tiernos y aunque creía que odiaba a ese perro, lo quería, así es esto. >>d eja de estar hablando, ya no puedo esperar más, quiero a mi mujer, la quiero aquí arriba o mato a su hija (♪ ♪) >> omar, escúchame. >> no sigas hablando, quiero a la mujer o mato a la chica. >> omar hafgo todo lo que puedo. >> no le haré daño, quiero que vea como me vuelo los sesos, quiero que piense en esos cuando esté besando a ese gordo. >> román está fallando, si se mata llevará a la chica. >> dale otro minuto. >> ha salido de peores. >> otro minuto y la chica morirá >> unidad uno preparen entrada, tdas las unidades listas para el asalto (♪ ♪) >> atrás, atrás no pueden pasar 8 (♪ ♪). >> lo perdieron entren. >> ben dice que lo perdiste. >> omar está seguro, pued

>> dan, investigators are saying they are not back to square one, but they are going back. a witness says he saw a silver toyota corolla plunge into the canal. despite three previous purchases and four stolen cars unrelated to the case being brought up, they say their best lead in the disappearance of juliani is back at that canal. new sonar technology still had investigators pulling out old cars unrelated to the abduction of juliani. it was the third search of the canal. >> there are no other credible leads taking us in a different direction. >> later in the day and further south of the canal, detectives uncovered yet another stolen car. >> not the vehicle we are looking for. >> investigators believe this is the strongest tip, the strongest lead. >> investigators are relying on one farmer who says he saw the silver toyota corolla plunge into the canal on tuesday afternoon. >> he possibly did see two bodies in the car. >> she is hopeful her mother is safe and that his abductor never brought him near the canal. >> i am just worried that juliani is not eating right. and we ar

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