back to you. >> thank you very much david lee. e the west gets ready for rain maria molina has the forecast. what are we looking at? >> david mentioned there is a chance for additional snowfall later this weekend. it should produce light areas of snow. here's the system we just dealt with across new england across the mid atlantic. hearts parts of massachusetts picking up snow in connecticut and over on long island 50 miles east of new york city we picked up 2 feet there and you canorient new york 30 inches. coastal flooding remains a concern. you can see parts of maine parts of new hampshire and extreme parts of massachusetts dealing with additional snow early this morning. we are looking at them below zero. >> 8,000 flights canceled over three-days leaving many stranded at the airport. currently 900 flights are canceled airlines hoping to have everything back on track. >> coming out hard against the bombshell report that he will face desertion charges. >> he will be hit with a de serge charge. i stand by all of the facts. they do

thank you, david lee. >>> a rare sight in new york city, the streets are empty. people are told to stay off the streets but at this hour the snowfall predictions in the big apple as you take a look at times square, they're being downgraded. brian is in downtown manhattan. what do the conditions look like? >> it's a lot less serious than in boston with david lee miller. right now we have a few flurries. you have sixth avenue behind me radio city music hall. really, there are no other cars that you see other than plows and emergency vehicles. that's because there is a travel ban throughout the entire city put into effect at 11:00 p.m. for the first time in the city's history the subway system, shut down until further notice due to a blizzard. that's never been done due to a blizzard. they're obviously taking the precautions. right now what we've been seeing is nothing but plows and people shoveling and snow flurries coming down. we are not seeing those blizzard-like conditions. long island is doing worse than we are. they only have 80 people without power as of rig

. >> david lee miller is in boston. david what are you seeing. >> reporter: i'm seeing a 11 inches of snow. that is the the official figure given just moments ago but there are drifts higher then that. we had sunrise here, a few moments ago and getting our first glimpse. take a look at the the street here. get good idea of the visibility or lack of visibility. not a great deal to see except mound and mound of snow. the as we pan over to boylston street, you will see, that a caravan of plows and salt, heavy equipment, that down the street for the the past self hours. as fast a as they are clearing the road it continues to snow. three to 4 inches an hour. you still cannot see the blacktop. look at the shoulder. you can see the crew for yourself. a small hundred tane of snow that has been cleared from this intersection. lastly the snow itself is a problem but a along the coastal communities there is a serious issue with flooding. they are experiencing very mild to moderate flooding. they say there could be some serious beac

back to you. >>> david lee be careful. thank you. a live look in times square.retty empty there. new york city is ottn lock down. travel suspended but predictions are falling short. brian yenis has more. >> what do the streets look like now. >> we were expecting a top five type of storm. it is just about maybe 10 inches to 20 inches of snow expected. right now it is a ghost town. if you have people shoveling the snow you have the blacktop unlike in boston. you have plows coming in and out of here. it is just flurries nothing that resembles a blizzard. there is a transportation ban. that's the first time public transportation at subways has stopped due to a blizzard. no cabs no broad kay shows. this city is on complete lock down. if you are on the road caught in a car that is not an emergency vehicle you can get a violation or ticket close to $300. we are really expecting this to continue to go on. it is flurries out here. we will keep an eye on it if conditions worsen. >> it is not just the snow we have to worry about. many cities under the coast under flood wat

across massachusetts, maine and other northeastern states so let's get the very latest right now from david lee miller. we saw you driving on the way this morning on fox and friends first. you managed to get there. you were in marshfield massachusetts, correct? >> that is correct. and the locals will tell you, heather, marshfield is famous for its lobsters. now it's famous for something else. take a look. it's famous for having lobster traps in the middle of the town. about a dozen of these traps were marched inland by the massive blizzard from which the community is still recovering. there was serious damage to about a dozen homes that are here along the oceanfront. we have some video that explains why the damage is so severe a seawall was not only breached but the force of the water actually broke chunks of the concrete and you can see this not just on the videotape but you can see the force of the water and what it caused on some of the still shots that are tight shots of the seawall or what's left of it. damage very, very serious. it makes this community much more vulnerable to further dama

third quarter, david lee throws it down with two hands. you don't see that often. next drive, stef behind the back to iguodala for the lay-in. and thompson with a mere 31 points to lead all scorers. wide open three. that will make the coach happen. they win 114-111. best in the league, but what do you think the first question to stef was after the game? >> the first question i get is how surprised everybody in the arena was. so i'll take it. >> i'm not the black fallcon, so i take my opportunities when i get them. >> the pro bowl. second quarter matthew stafford to beckham. he had five catches, 89 yards. what a player this guy is. same drive. jimmy graham makes the grab. team ervin up 17-13. fourth quarter fourth and goal, matt ryan hits graham for the touchdown. each player gets $55,000 for the win. >>> nhl all-star classic. brent burns, was the only player in the game to play defense. uses his stick here to break up the two on one. in the second, this is voracek who scores on the breakaway. the sixth player to score four goals in an all-star game. brent burns was

david lee miller has been there all night. hey, david what, are the roads like right now?sed to you. >> reporter: it's hard to previous that, but it's actually worse than we talked last hour. the rate of snowfall has increased and the plow trucks simply cannot keep up with it. take a look. you can see there is a near whiteout conditions here in downtown boston. there have been plow trucks throughout the entire evening and night going up and down this street. you can see there is still about three inches of snow in the areas that were most recently cleared. the rate of snowfall, brian, is up to four inches an hour. we just got word from authorities that at least 11 inches of snow has fallen in boston. other parts of the state have seen about as much as 24 inches. compounding the problem coastal flooding. we're told the flooding is moderate to severe. it could result in some evacuations. additionally, there are now some 20-plus thousand people who do not have power. just a few moments ago, we got word that all of nantucket does not have power because of this storm. authoriti

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fourth quarter, and the warriors by one, and david lee with the rebound and steph curry turning it over. and kirk heimlich takes advantage. and now the w's in need of a bucket. >> draymond green has tied it! >> and the crowd went into the frenzy frenzy, and the first o.t. game at oracle. and derrick rose knocks down the tough jumper with klay thompson in his face. and the chicago lead is two. and now, the w's on the outside and thompson with the rock, and has the opening, but the bank is not open. and the warriors lose with the streak winning at 19 in a row at home. >>> and the participants will tell you that the media day for the super bowl has turned into a circus. lots of journalists hoping to pull out something funny or news worthy from the players at the podium, but the always talkative oakland native marshawn lynch, maybe you have heard it. >> i am just here so i don't get fined. y'all can ask me all of the questions that you want to, but i am going to answer it the same way. so shoot. i am here so i won't get fined. i am just here so i won't get fined. hey, i'm here so i won't ge

david lee miller is live in boston. david lee how are things overnight. what's expected for today? >> reporter: the snow is falling faster than the snow plows can remove it. you can take a look and see for yourself what's going on here. there are plows going down this street every few minutes but still there are mounds and mounds of snow that have to be removed. you can barely see the black top despite the fact they have been plowing this area for the past several hours. we were told nearly a foot of snow is blanketing the city of boston. let me do my unscientific test here. we can determine how much snow there is. this lamppost is going to be drifting snow, but this is not an area that's been plowed. that's 14 inches of snow right here and it's continuing to fall at a good clip of 2-4 inches an hour. there has been coastal flooding, coastal areas of experience, mild to moderate flooding, particularly hard hit nantucket. we are told there has been flooding there and also a serious power outage affecting the entire island of nantucket. the electricity is off. in fact there are more

the honorable mayor of san francisco and the cousin david lee is here. [ applause ] >> one of the most ferocious players on the court, one of the most genteel and fun guys off the court. damon green. [ cheers and applause ] his nickname is the senator which is why i have him separated from ed lee because when you talk about election results, i don't want to have two politicians together. one of the rising stars as he is. [ cheers and applause ] and a man who continues to dominate the nba from seattle to all star weekend to years in the league office in phoenix and now the president of the warriors, lebron james business, rick welch. [ cheers and applause ] now, events like this are always important to the warriors because there is two baseball teams in the bay area. there is two football teams in the bay area, but there is one basketball team and this is the one team. we are the bay area's team. you think about it whether it be from napa and sonoma all the way down to fresno to sacramento and tahoe, san jose, oakland and san francisco, our new home. this is really something where milli

david lee, you name it.s about what you might call their all- star reserve section. >> you have a first team on defense. you just coach them, you coach the starters. and we have a good enough team they are coming off the bench. the great thing for our guys is they generally pull for each other. and we have great chemistry and energy on our bench and i works. >> it keeps rolling. meantime, it will be interesting come nfl draft day this spring. another new and big name added to the list. the florida state quarterback you might have seen him in the rose bowl against oregon. jameis winston announced officially today, he will not be back to florida state and is headed into the nfl. pretty much considered by many of the so-called experts to be the second best quarterback available in this year's draft. that is behind oregon's marcus mariota. winston, however, has had several off field issues to deal with and that might make him a bit of a question mark come nfl draft day. on the other hand, some scouts think he mi

bit, lay the smack down tonight we're in houston for this one no spades, but fortunately for him, david lee, lee scored 18 points, early 2nd quarter spaced again if he knocked this one down, the jumper gave the warriors a four point lead, 3rd quarter, green loose ball, ahead, steph curry look at this ridiculous. oh balance it, it goes. curry a 27 warriors running away with it, late in the quarter thompson we call this a three ball, yeah he had 27 and this is the icing on the cake, sticky fingers, curry behind the back, harrison barnes doves one in 131-106, six dub and double figures in that one. sharks loading lost part of a tooth and yeah, i'll keep playing against the flames, oh! coburn, he scored a shorthanded goal that means they were a man down and still blasted between the pipe, they're up 2-0 sharks exploded in the second as they scored three times in nine minutes, with that goal, in overtime, oh monahan just 20 seconds in and calgary wins it final 4-3 the snap san jose's two game win streak. a little break i got some serious game. student athletes, balling! including stanford, hosti

david lee with the back door pass and steph rises up to jam one down.h. lee with another pretty pass to set up clay. lee had seven assists in just 16 minutes and then boston trying to hang on late. clay shot down three to make it a 13 point game. he backed up his 52 points on friday with a 31 point effort in this one. the record breaking numbers continue to mound. they're third best. they're 14-zero against the east this year. for a while they were tested late in the game. >> we had to work hard in the third quarter to get a little bit of separation. we had to hold on for dear life down the stretch. >> this is the point of schedule that it gets really difficult to get up emotionally night after night after night. i thought it was a workman like effort. we did our job and we just didn't have a lot of life and legs. it's one of those games, late january, you have to fight through it. >>> minnes

was voted into the all star game and before david lee's appearance, the last loss the warriors hadrell sprewell in the early '90s. >> goes way back. >> the fact that the warriors all of a sudden have become the cinderella team not only in the nba but becoming the most popular team out there as well, and for curry to be the leading vote getter shows you how far the team has come. >> clay to many han had his record breaking night on friday. everyone is talking about his resurgence as a player and now they are talking about him as an all star. do you think he deserves it? >> absolutely. he stated his case there. unfortunately kobe bryant has a torn rotator cuff from a slam dunk he attempted and some people thought maybe james harden would replace him. i can't see how thompson doesn't get the nod especially when he's got his entire coaching staff -- the warriors have the best record in the west through february 1st. >> you mentioned mark jackson and steve kerr has been quick to acknowledge jackson's contributions that this team was no slouch last year, they are even better this year. >

brap >> i think that is david lee roth. andrew, great idea? >> no. >> well actually i don't know. it just confirms my suspicions about the lack of religious diversity of new hampshire. i don't know if it is an attack and clearly it is white, white. >> no muslims or jews are playing in this. >> i am going to die wondering about all of this. >> it is like bacon around a scallops. i am going to dye trying to figure it out. >> the question is will it make you buy more lottery tickets? i don't know. i found other products. there is a bacon alarm clock. there is bacon air fresh neither and rolling paper. you like bacon-ase. >> what is that? >> bacon mayonaise. >> you love money and bacon. i don't know where the rest of the question goes. >> i will say something then. i don't like when nonfood things smell like food. i can't eat it. it is a tease. do you give it to babies? >> that's why i don't like babies covered in food. they leave food everywhere and they smell like food. i hate babies. go ahead. >> that's interesting. i do think this is a brilliant idea. so many people misplace their

occupants to your turnaround in headed northbound the suspect then drove back on some of about 101 david lee switched to 680 exited mission boulevard in fremont mars also a 80 and a cross over to san mateo bridge was across the bay the suspects returned to wall one northbound immensely abandoned their vehicle as san francisco. >>: reporter: the drive was later booked on felony invading resisting arrest and also for felony were all for his arrest. the female passenger she was released she was not charged and also the driver who is still in custody we have learned he is a redwood city man and he really been released from jail in an effort by the state's overcrowded prisons and sell it to consider a non-violent offender is san francisco's charles gifford kron 4 news. >> catherine: golden gate bridge is shutting down its we can see is the one the at what to avoid the area at that time the forceful have animation from the golden gate bridge highway districts that want to be installing an immovable median barrier that will replace the locals are not separating lanes of traffic. there will be able

david lee provided 18 points. nice pass from curry. seth also had 27. the triple.e game. fourth quarter. no look behind the back to harrison for the dunk. are you kidding me. warriors win again, crushing the rockets. >>> stanford and utah. keep an eye on jason randall. pretty reverse layup. anthony brown 18 points, 9 boards. the rejection, then the finger wag. 13 points, 12 boards. hits the three. 72-59 that final. >>> st. mary's hosting byu. cougars putting up a fight. st. mary's held on for the lead. where's waldo? there he is. garrett jackson ices it with a layup. 20 for jackson. st. mary's 7-0. they face con saig a, also 7-0 on thursday. >>> santa clara hosting usf. clark came out firing. this one he's fouled. the four-point play. this one from way downtown. 23 for clark. santa clara led by 11 at the half. the drive, lays it in. santa clara lost five of their last six. >> we beat a great team that we knew was going to play hard. all our focus is on this game. this has been like one of the longest rivalries in sports. just playing this game is just an honor. >>>

david lee miller in marsh field, 30 miles south of boston. good morning to you, david lee. >> reporter: good morning martha. we're in marsh field this is ocean street. during the storm ocean street met the ocean. a number of homes you see behind me were very seriously damaged. at least one was destroyed. a key part of the problem a seawall here was destroyed as well as breached in many parts during the height of this storm. you can see the damage. in particular when you take a look at a still photo close up of the wall. can see the massive damage the strength of this some, literally destroying chunks, as much as 30 to 40 feet of this seawall. and to give you some idea how much water there was let's come back live here in marshfield. behind me you see the row of homes, the ocean right behind them. the water poured into the street crossing ocean street actually hitting the windows of those buildings on the other side of the street. and as we panned back, over my shoulder martha you can take a look at one of the most extensively damaged homes. t

david lee miller has the latest tonight from new york. >> a late-night shoot-out from the brojs leftity police officers injured. unlike the earlier incident, the officers last night were not specifically targeted. but were responding to a robbery at a convenience store. the officers returned to duty as part of a five midwestern anity crime mun any. they spotted a suspect on the street. another suspect entered a chinese p restaurant. he fired three rounds with a .44 caliber magnum. an officer returned fire. one suspect was arrested after going to the hospital for treatment of a bullet wound. the other was taken into custody this afternoon on the streets after he was recognized from the security camera video. >> in a very short period of time 29 chips ten of which accurately identified the suspect that we subsequently found later this morning. >> reporter: although city officials yesterday touted a 4.6% drop in the crime rate for 2014, more recent statistics reveal a disturbing trend, compared with the same week one year ago, new york police have dramatically reduceded enforcement as a

david lee has the story. >> a vessel designed to carry cattle not people. how exhausted they must have been. italian medics were waiting for them with a level of sympathy towards refugees so european so many europeans lack. >> the greedy human traffickers who speculate on desperate people. >> the italian coast guard had been forced to board by helicopter, after dark. after the transporters and crew had abandoned it and left it at sea. after nearly another vessel with nearly thousand on board had to be rescued close to the italian coast before it, too became wrecked. the commander of the local italian coast guard told al jazeera he believes the crew had deliberately abandoned it with the knowledge that the italians would rescue it. >> they have no respect for human life. >> do you think they would do more with this? >> we expect that there can be other -- there can be new cases. we worry we worry there will be new cases. >> herding refugees around in a boat that's designed for cattle might sound unbelievably cynical, but it is incredibly lucrative for moving

david lee is live. >> reporter: just a month after two officers were shot and killed execution style,er officers have been shot. both are expect today make a full recovery. official say andrew dossi and aliro pellerano had just finished their shift at the 46th prestinct in the bronx when a call at a bakery came in. according to the clerk one robber had a knife and the other a gun. they fled with cash. members in plane clothing arrives and they spotted one of the suspects on the street and things turned violent. >> one suspect went into a chinese restaurant and the other stayed on the street. two officers approached the man on the street and the man in the store came out and fired on upon the officers. >> reporter: the security video shows the suspect opening fire. officers fired back and witnesses say they heard at least four shots. the robbers fled the scene in a high jacked car that was later found abandoned. some police and union members are accusing the mayor of anti police mentality but the mayor said the officers went beyond the call to protect new yorkers. >> this is another in

david lee provided 18 points, 8 boards. and 25 minutes off the bench. steph also had 27. pop triple. golden state 9 of 22 from three-point land. also one of the best pass necessary the game. fourth quarter seth seals it. goes no-look behind the back for the dunk. are you kidding me? warriors win again, crushing the rockets 131-106. they are now 31-6. >>> stanford and utah. broadcasting without bill over your shoulder. but keep an eye on randall for the reverse lay-up. 18 points, 9 boards. strong to the hoop. draws a foul as well. and the rejection. jason randall, he hits the three. stanford beats the defending national champ 72-59 that's correct final. and santa clara hosting usc. came out firing right out of the gate. the first two shots three-point speakers the foul. four point play there. and five field goals from beyond the arc. he had 23. ten 3s for santa clara. led by 11 at the half. and santa clara have lost five of their last six. >>> game two of the seven-game. the sharks great opportunity to gain ground. they couldn't hold on in overtime. and the sharks were not

david lee provided 18 points, 8 boards. and 25 minutes off the bench. steph also had 27. seals it. goes no-look behind the back for the dunk. are you kidding me? warriors win again, crushing the rockets 131-106. they are now 31-6. >>> stanford and utah. broadcasting without bill over your shoulder. but keep an eye on randall for the reverse lay-up. anthony brown, 18 points, 9 boards. strong to the hoop. draws a foul as well. stephon, and the rejection. jason randall, he hits the three. he led stanford. stanford beats the defending national champ 72-59 that's the final. and santa clara hosting usc. came out firing right out of the gate. the first two shots three-point shots and the foul. four point play there. and five field goals from beyond the arc. from way downtown. he had 23. ten 3s for santa clara. led by 11 at the half. and santa clara have lost five of their last six. >>> game two of the seven-game. homestand for the sharks. great opportunity to gain ground in the pacific. the calgary flames didn't deter the men in teal, but they couldn't hold on in overtime. and t

david lee provided 18 points, 8 boards. and 25 minutes off the bench. steph also had 27.from three-point land. also one of the best pass ° ers in the game. fourth quarter, seth seals it. goes no-look behind the back for the dunk. are you kidding me? warriors win again, crushing the rockets 131-106. they are now 31-6. >>> stanford and utah. -- or uconn. broadcasting without bill over your shoulder. but keep an eye on randall for the reverse lay-up. anthony brown, 18 points, 9 boards. strong to the hoop. draws a foul as well. stephon, and the rejection. jason randall, he hits the three. he led stanford. stanford beats the defending national champ 72-59 that's the final. and the ladies. and santa clara hosting usc. came out firing right out of the gate. the first two shots three-point shots and the foul. four point play there. and five field goals from beyond the arc. from way downtown. he had 23. ten 3's for santa clara. led by 11 at the half. and santa clara have lost five of their last six. >>> game two of the seven-game. homestand for the sharks. hosting calgary. great o

i think a profound one, at least to me, eric shawn david lee miller, and you see molly out there of course, no matter what she -- just beautiful. who wore it best? who wore it best? tweet us using hash tag cavuto and we'll share the winner later this hour. molly making a desperate ploy for your attention later on. butow decide. you decide who made the most profound statement. by the way who says that new york city was spared? i want you to look at the science everywhere because of the shutdown of the big apple major businesses closed last night, right through as we speak to john roberts on a little snow that is having a very, very big impact. >> neil -- >> looks like a ghost town. >> it was this morning. it's getting more back to normal now but still not back to the way we normally see new york city. a lot of complains from people that the city officials went into overkill mode with the rail service and subways shut down and cars ordered off the streets. a lot of businesses were forced to close because they could not get their employees in. the sign in this mcdonald's says it all. ed -- it

. >> james:thompson had 30 points and 10 rebounds, and david lee scored a season- high 24 points for the nba- leading warriors. >> james:golden state just couldn"t find their shots in the second half of the game. >> james:the warriors were 0-13 from 3-point land after half time. >> james:bulls win it 113- 111 in overtime. >> james:the 49ers are finding it difficult to fill out their coaching ranks. >> james:the team had been eyeing former browns head coach rob chudzinski to fill their vacancy. >> james:but he just resigned with the indianapolis colts as their associate head coach. >> james:the team was also targeting giants defensive coordinator perry fewell. but fewell will be staying in the nfc east. he just signed a deal with washington. >> james:tuesday was media day at the super bowl. and the man making the biggest splash was the one who said the least. >> james:with the league threatening him with a $500,000 fine if he didn't participate. oakland native marshawn lynch took to the podium to fulfill the minimum requirement for media day. >> james:for five minutes lynch fielded qu

david lee over at penn conducted the robotic surgery, and afterwards there was no pain, no nothing. so my mother had lung cancer and did wage a battle for a long time. mine wasn't a battle. because of the early detection, it was an extraction and right now the prognosis is tremendous. i'll been monitored closely and things will be followed up on, but it was taken out of my body, contained within the prostate, and this is something that has happened with many guys. actually two people who work here for greater media have had. it's a blood test, the psa test. and get your other tests and obviously. all the things you should get as you get older in life. be on it early. don't be afraid of the result. be afraid of not knowing something is happening and you're letting it go. but if you go and just have it checked and you are on the early end of it, which is more than likely if you are not symptomatic of anything, then you'll be good. i mean, you know, obviously there are other situations, but nine times out of ten it's that early detection that's going to save someone's life. >> steve, t

. >> so the robotic surgery, and we arranged something with doctor david lee, robotic surgeon, they basicallye cancer was in the prostate. they were able to robotically surgically remove the prostate, so i'm cancer free. >> wow. >> yes, and take it out. >> preston, did you know about it? >> yes, we new about it right when steve was diagnosed, back in october. and, you know, we are a lot of discussions about how we wanted to handle this, keep it private matter, do we want to talk about it, steve was adamant about want to go get the message out about early detection, because that was so important that this happened to him in this way. i mean, really is the best case scenario when it comes to prostate cancer, thanks to doctor mike for being so pro-active. >> let's do lifetime moment here, okay? lifetime move. >> sure. >> please, welcome to the show, doctor mike. the man who saved your life. >> welcome to tv. >> so, doctor mike, i know that you're his doctor. did you ever do a rectal exam on him? did you find that out? >> well, i have been given permission to talk about such things. >> yes. >> an

lee of the 13th district of california. congressman william lacy clay of the first district of missouri. congressman david scott of the 13th district of georgia. representative emanuel cleaver ii of the fifth district of missouri. relationship al green of the 9th district of texas. representative gwen moore of the fourth district of wisconsin. representative yvette clark of the 9th district of new york who is also the first vice-chair of the congressional black caucus. congressman keith ellison of the fifth district of minnesota. congressman hank johnson of the fourth district of georgia. congressman andre carson of the 7th district of indiana who is also the second vice-chair of the congressional black caucus. representative donna edwards of

. >> i'm david culver along with olivia and susie lee. they invited me into their tent where they're staying for this cold frigid night. they're not alone. dozens of tents set up these folks prepared to stay here in this parking lot the whole night. below freezing temperatures wind gusts up to 35 miles an hour. it is going to be a cold one. your question why? i will answer that in dumbfries, virginia david culver news4. >>> bullets fly at lunch-time and one hits a customer inside the barber shop. >>> there is some anger from neighbors and started with a police chase on anacostia. mark segraves joins us with the late erstst on this. >> reporter: across the street behind me that is the barber where this man was shot. he told me they had no idea what was going on outside on the street until a bullet came in through the door and hit the man. the officers had no intention of shooting the man inside the barber shop. it started just after 12 noon today at 34r tin luther king jr. avenue along congress heights and they chased the car from anacosti

. >> eric saying ex cia director david pet grass face-- petraeus faces fell lee charges. after a federal investigation found he had an extra marital affair with paul raw broadwell and gave her classified information. holder not letting on about a possible indictment. >> i don't want to comment on what is an ongoing matter. i think anybody who shared information that led to that report did so inappropriately. the determination has yet to be made. >> many are coming to the general's side saying he has suffered enough. >> people aren't perfect. he made a mistake. he lost his job as cia director because of it. the how much do you want to punish somebody? >> petraeus denied giving broadwell classified information. >>> it was a big night in hollywood for "boyhood" at the golden globes. >> the golden globe goes to "boyhood. >> that movie took 12 years to make. it won 3 golden globes including the best trauma. michael keaton scoring his first golden globe for his performance in "birdman"." he thanked his son in his speech. >> my best friend is kind, intelligent, funny, talented c

new at 6:00, david stevenson takes a closer look at the plans ed lee has to protect middle class housing. >> the mayor said housing is his number one priority and that the prosperity that's come to the city has meant financial anxiety for a lot of families and residents here. he unveiled measures he says will hopefully keep a lot of them from having to move out. >> reporter: san francisco native charles leung doesn't want to leave the city. >> we put in our offer. we got outbid easily. >> reporter: the accountant is struggling to find a home he can afford with the average single family home priced at $1.4 million. the numbers for him just don't make sense. >> i think you need to make at least $200,000 or more to even begin to consider getting an average home here. >> reporter: we need -- >> we need to do more to help our middle class and porous residents trapped in dilapidated public housing. >> reporter: in his state of the city address today the mayor said he wants to make sure families can afford to live in a red hot housing market. >> i understand these times of prosperity are also t

. >> good evening, commissioners david silicon valley i'm working with the permit holders robert and vivian lee not here the owners and the architects of the project that is no a speck development it is where they and they're children live they've minimum minsz missed the height to the code and received the full support of the recommendation the planning department and received unanimous approval from the planning commission on a 6 to zero vote commissioner wu was absent i noticed katherine moore clearly expressed her opinions you have her quotes in the brief the project will be 10 feet lower than the height and set back of 15 and a half feet and contain two additional set back of 8 and 15 feet on the second and third levels from the rear facade the permit holders sent in letters from the adjacent neighbors and ms. murdock is a tenant of the adjacent building that has windows facing at about exterior courtyard she express those concerns indeed the discretionary review applicant not just happened to attend they visited the apartment building twice and the courtyard away was able to stand on its

new at 6:00, david stevenson takes a closer look at the plans ed lee has to protect middle class housing said housing is his number one priority and that the prosperity that's come to the city has meant financial anxiety for a lot of families and residents here. he unveiled measures he says will hopefully keep a lot of them from having to move out. >> reporter: san francisco native charles leung doesn't want to leave the city. >> we put in our offer. we got outbid easily. >> reporter: the accountant is struggling to find a home he can afford with the average single family home priced at $1.4 million. the numbers for him just don't make sense. >> i think you need to make at least $200,000 or more to even begin to consider getting an average home here. >> reporter: we need -- >> we need to do more to help our middle class

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lee cal connection. this is a picture of american victim david barry. he worked for crucible in fredericksburg virginia. the company's ceo just released a statement saying "today our company was a victim of a terrorist attack. our company mourn this extraordinary loss with his family and friends." barry was among at least five international guests killed at the corinthia hotel in tripoli, libya, this morning after gunmen burst into the hotel. three forwards are also reported dead from a car bomb blast in parking lot. associates of the islamic militant group isis are claiming responsibility for the attack. >>> the pentagon is disputing reports there has been a decision to charge army santiago bowe bergdahl with desertion. senior officials tell nbc news news bergdahl is likely to face a lesser charge of desertion because he allegedly walked away from his post in afghanistan more than five years ago. steve handelsman is on capitol hill to make some sense of all this. steve? >> reporter: jim, thanks. if bergdahl does get charged with desertion politically t

david: even in the third round but fast for three years later on track to become the highest-paid quarterback even more than brady. we have leee reporter who saw it coming you had the interview with him before he was picked. >> i did. a couple days before. david: what did you see? >> a quarterback at the university of wisconsin and i am on the board of visitors i saw practice is and i observed him and ask him about that leadership potential but his ability to come from behind under immense pressure. >> a -- she has done it throughout his career if they were not familiar with his playing style. also he learns of playbook in 28 days he played major league baseball then one final year of eligibility and italy had 21 days to learn the playbook. liz: he is a superstar athletes period he is on the short side people thought he could not see over the weidman. >> i think that is a logical conclusion except there are exceptions if you look bad true breezy is excellent who was only 5-foot 11 inches in he told me he does indeed to see their feet -- receivers if you know, the play book you know, there is a person that is supposed to be th

. >> let's go to lawrence lee standing by in london. lawrence, david cameron there weighing in on the incident there, obviously saying that britain stands with france. they both -- both countries sharing the values of freedom of speech and democracy. >> yes he isn't the only one. italy, spain germany the presidents of the european commission in various terms have all said how shocked and outraged they are by this. angela merkel made the point that was an attack on the freedom of the press. the point was made democracy and liberty would always win. that perhaps the most interesting observations yet have come out of the white house, where the spokesman according to the wires here are saying senior officials at the white house have been in close touch with their counterparts in france this morning. the united states stands that ready to work closely with the french in terms of the investigation into the attack. clearly, one of the things that i think the french government is going to have to work out is whether the attackers who seem to have been extremel

both have an agenda to pursue, but i can tell you something, after the lee rigby case the report that was published of which david said that islamist extremism are those people who call for the sharia those people who believe british foreign policy is against muslims. for him i'm afraid all of the muslims feel the same way so we're all categorized as extremists. this is a stick with which the british government used to beat the muslim community. >> am i accurate if as a journalist i describe these actions as those of radical islam? >> there's nothing called radical islam. there's islam of the prophet, islam of the koran. >> but i don't believe the actions you and i are describing speak for the faith of 1.6 billion people. i refuse to accept that. this speak to the aberrant belief of a handful of individuals try ig think to paint with a broad brush for the entire faith. >> well the difference between you and me i guess is i've studied over 20 years and i can tell you something and have a juristic argument. although i talk about security, the life and wealth of the muslims is protected and therefore they do not tar

. >> we'll talk with david shuster, who will be back later with power politics. >>> we'll talk with congresswoman sheila jackson lee and what her party plans to accomplish. notably absent was senate democratic leader harry reid. his office tweeted this picture of reid meeting with his leadership team at home. sporting this bandage over a black right eye. reid was told to stay hope after falling off a piece of exercise equipment. he suffered a concussion, three broken winds ribs and bruise to his face. >>> the missing 43 students were on the agenda for the mexican president. it seems that the missing students were a major point of discussion between the two leaders today. >> we don't know what happened, and good evening to you tony. inside the oval office president obama made reference to it when the cameras were rolling. certainly outside of the white house, a major point of contention. voices raised. people came from all over the country and even from mexico to protest what has been going on since september 26th when those 43 students in mexico their buss were stopped and they were ultimately, it is feared, killed

vic lee, abc7 news >> prosecutors are critical of a judge who threw out an arson conviction last year in the case against a man accused of setting two arson fires a jury convicted david diaz for manslaughter for the death of a sexual partner. he set the man's body on fire. this afternoon diaz was back in court for setting a car and house on fire. prosecutors revealed the target is his current boyfriend. >> he indicated it's undue burden to have a defendant having arson registration he would have had. that now rests on the city and county of san francisco. >> police are investigating whether he set fires since december in the castro district. >> a fire destroyed 14 house boats today started overnight in walnut grove the fire spread as propane tanks exploded firefighters said it was one of the trickiest responses they've seen. it could have been worse they managed to grab control of a burning house boat floating in a fuelling station. nobody was hurt. investigators are trying to determine how it got started. >> the cause of a rare january brush fire today still hasn't been determined. six acres burned. firefighters were able to contain it. residents say they've never s

vic lee, abc7 news >> prosecutors are critical of a judge who threw out an arson conviction last year in the case against a man accused of setting two arson fires a jury convicted david diaz for manslaughter for the death of a sexual partner. he set the man's body on fire. this afternoon diaz was back in court for setting a car and house on fire. prosecutors revealed the target is his current boyfriend. >> he indicated it's undue burden to have a defendant having arson registration he would have had. that now rests on the city and county of san francisco. >> police are investigating whether he set fires since december in the castro district. >> a fire destroyed 14 house boats today started overnight in walnut grove the fire spread as propane tanks exploded firefighters said it was one of the trickiest responses they've seen. it could have been worse they managed to grab control of a burning house boat floating in a fuelling station. nobody was hurt. investigators are trying to determine how it got started. >> the cause of a rare january brush fire today still hasn't been determined. six acres burned. firefighters were able to contain it. residents say they've never s

lee. i know you're running across a farmer's field to get to the site. you have news for us. >> yeah, i think it's over, david. there's a group of 10 or slightly more men dressed in black, walking freely inside the perimeter of the industrial complex with "police" written on their backs. that they are not in combat positions, they are walking freely and stood down. agency reports have come out literally within the last couple of minutes that says it's over. i believe -- >> ok, we got the most important part there from lawrence, no official confirmation, but our correspondent on the ground in dammartin-en-gaulle saying i think it is over. there have been sightings, he said through our view finder of police and security forces walking freely around the industrial area where these two brothers suspected of being involved in the charlie hebdo shootings on wednesday where they have been cornered by police authorities. that is dammartin. that that is the industrial area and you can see the lights of the emergency vehicles flashing there. dammartin-en-gaulle, our correspondent saying, i think it is over." barnaby ph

lee, al jazeera. >>> still to come. presidential candidates the not wait long to make a splash in 2013 chris christie, and mike huckabee joins the fray. david shuster has it all in presidential politics. >> i'm allen schauffler checking in on the tunnel project that is stuck dead and causing concern. cern. >> a judge today cleared the way for same sex couples to marry in miemedmiami-dade county. when the judge lifted her stay, the reaction, just a few hours later the first couples tied the knot. >>> the new republican led congress convenes tomorrow. republicans will steer the direction of both the house and senate and they have a packed agenda. libby casey is live for us. libby, we have seen plenty of discontent from republicans with president obama's goals. can we actually expect to see things getting done in this new session? >> reporter: well, tony, republicans will control the senate and have their biggest majority in the house. others they hope to use to win political points. >> republicans have a hefty to-do list as they take control of congress. first up approving construction of the keystone xl pipeline to bring oil from canada to t

david cameron will talk to the president about fighting terrorism. the russian aggression in ukraine and the global economy. christopher leell accused of plotting to attack the u.s. capital. officials say he's an isis sympathizer. martha: you remember of course the campaign to bring back our girls when the group kidnapped 300 girls last year. now on the same day of the paris attacks, terrorists stormed several villages, killing 2,000 people using girls as sue side -- -- using girls as suicide bombers. look at the bottom picture parch earth ravaged and burned by boko haram. in the top picture the roofs are intact. on the bottom so many of them simply wiped out. the dark spots show burned out areas. tara maller is an analyst formally with the cia. this group has not been on the horizon for too many years but they steam to be raising their profile. >> they were put on the state department watchlist in 2013. since then we have seen an increase in the deadliness of the attacks. in the latest news we see satellite imagery showing the devastation of small towns in northeastern nigeria. martha: we remember the national outcry and

david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a ribbon cutting ceremony was held in san francisco today for a new resource and learning center for veterans. >> bridge and main. >> mayor ed leer. it includes a brand new library center called the bridge at main. it has computer studios for things like 3d printing and literacy skills. >> we're really a tale of two cities. while we're in the tech community and we have a very literal population, we also have a huge segment of our community that needs support in basic writing and reading skills. >> veterans will be able to get one on one tutoring along with access to state and federal programs that can help them and their families. >>> we are just minutes away from the president's state of the union address. >> we'll give you a live look here from capitol hill. this will be the president's sixth state of the union address. we know he has left the white house and is making his way here to capitol hill as you see senator john kerry shaking hands. we'll have the state of the union address for you in just seconds. stay with us. for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. to help, sleep train is collect

lee, dave loebsack sans -- sean patrick maloney. rick nolan, donald norcross, cedric richmond, kurt schrader, david scott, terry sewall, marc veasey,z. the white house has said that president obama will be to the bill. for congress to override that threat, 290 members of the full house will need to vote in favor of the measure. here are members debating the bill from the house floor. r. 3. -- on h.r. 3. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. shuster: mr. speaker, pursuant to house resolution 19 i call up the bill h.r. 3, to approve the keystone x.l. pipeline. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 3. a bill to improve the keystone x.l. pipeline -- approve the keystone x.l. pipeline. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 19 the bill is considered read, the bill shall be debatable for one hour, equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on transportation and infrastructure. and the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on energy and c

lee ann abc 7 news. >> no bay area traffic can be a mess but now one community ushering in new era of change. has to do with metering lights. david explains why the lights are on much longer in the south bay. >> the south bay economy is booming and with it traffic is getting more congested along highway 85. so for the first time ever metering lights switched on between interstate 280 and u.s. 101. south bound metering lights turned on wednesday for the afternoon commute. then one week later for the northbound on ramp. the north bound lights operate starting at 6:00 a.m. and ending at 11:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. is about 2 hours longer than any other metering lights in the bay area. >> with one lane being the high occupies vehicle. lane is just more and more cars in the narrow 2 lanes. i don't think we have a choice but to accept metering until 11 because how else do you regulate it. >> some drivers are accepting the change while others skeptical about the need for more metering lights. >> traffic so slow i don't really know if you need more metering because it's so slow. i don't think merging is a problem. everyone is crawling. >> regi