come on david west. you've guilty to be bet -- you've got to be better. >>> let's take a look at what we have now. traffic is moving along pretty well as you drive around the bay area. coming in through northbound 101 as you approach the 80 split. it's a nice looking drive. no major problems. we're off to a nice start. that road work that was there the first time we went to it at 4:30 is now gone. also the morning commute looks good at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's a very nice looking drive. we've been looking at the san mateo and dumbarton bridge and traffic is looking good across potato of those spans. let's go to steve. >>> sal, thank you. we have clear skies now. there is some higher clouds on the way. i think that will take the edge off the highs from yesterday. even though there is a component of an offshore breeze. it's not as strong as yesterday. clear skies in the morning. clear to cold. still nice to warm. i think the higher clouds take the temperatures down in the north bay. but south bay sa

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david west with the floater. the defense there and the pacers win the game by 11. warriors fell. the indiana hoosiers were taken down by minnesota. the next number one team in the land. zab jose up 2-1, but there is the equaliser, but san jose just won that game in a shootout. patty wins it for san jose. espn is reporting that mike be one of the office executives. he worked with reggie in green bay. the guy knows talent and i think that's only good. >>

but david west wint for 2 -- went for 28 here. steph is bombing away with a rainbow three. the warriors down six. that's as close as they would get though. six minutes left in the game. they start shoving in the lane and curry jumps in. he tosses him aside like he is 10 pounds or something. he goes back and it is 7 foot 2, 280 and sends him down again. they tustle and the pacers win the game ending golden state's winning streak. to the ice where this is commonplace. the sharks are just one win in their last 10 games. 20 22nds in and joe thorton and a no look pass. a bang-bang play and 1-0 sharks. the second period and james shepherd backhand right on the stick of galliardi. with over three minutes left though to the net and the puck is sitting right beside him and poked up. credit the goal and tied at two. they go to the shootout and patty marlow beats him. he can win it right here and he does so. turning back john mitchell. good night, game over, drive home safely. 3-2 the final. this is the fight guererro has been waiting for. he will square off against the undefeated flo

paul george, no-look pass to david west. the pacer's 30-point victory is the second-largest win over the knicks in franchise history. >>> that's your "sportscenter" update. i'm hakem dermish. have a great day. >>> coming up next this morning, stories of triumph in today's "pulse." >>> first, of course, we welcome home robin roberts. >>> and then, we hear from a man who was being rescued after being trapped in an avalanche. stay with us. [ female announcer ] going to sleep may be easy, but when you wake up in the middle of the night it can be frustrating. it's hard to turn off and go back to sleep. intermezzo is the first and only prescription sleep aid approved for use as needed in the middle of the night when you can't get back to sleep. it's an effective sleep medicine you don't take before bedtime. take it in bed only when you need it and have at least four hours left for sleep. do not take intermezzo if you have had an allergic reaction to drugs containing zolpidem, such as ambien. allergic reactions such as shortness of

but david west wint for 2 -- went for 28 here. steph is bombing away with a rainbow three. the warriors down six. that's as close as they would get though. six minutes left in the game. they start shoving in the lane and curry jumps in. he tosses him aside like he is 10 pounds or something. he goes back and it is 7 foot 2, 280 and sends him down again. they tustle and the pacers win the game ending golden state's winning streak. to the ice where this is commonplace. the sharks are just one win in their last 10 games. 20 22nds in and joe thorton and a no look pass. a bang-bang play and 1-0 sharks. the second period and james shepherd backhand right on the stick of galliardi. with over three minutes left though to the net and the puck is sitting right beside him and poked up. credit the goal and tied at two. they go to the shootout and patty marlow beats him. he can win it right here and he does so. turning back john mitchell. good night, game over, drive home safely. 3-2 the final. this is the fight guererro has been waiting for. he will square off against the undefeated flo

but david west wint for 2 -- went for 28 here. steph is bombing away with a rainbow three. the warriors down six. that's as close as they would get though. six minutes left in the game. they start shoving in the lane and curry jumps in. he tosses him aside like he is 10 pounds or something. he goes back and it is 7 foot 2, 280 and sends him down again. they tustle and the pacers win the game ending golden state's winning streak. to the ice where this is commonplace. the sharks are just one win in their last 10 games. 20 22nds in and joe thorton and a no look pass. a bang-bang play and 1-0 sh the second period and james shepherd backhand right on the stick of galliardi. with over three minutes left to the net and the puck is sitting right beside him and poked up. credit the goal and tied at two. they go to the shootout and patty marlow beats him. he can win it right here and he does so. turning back john mitchell. good night, game over, drive home safely. 3-2 the final. this is the fight guererro has been waiting for. he will square off against the undefeated floyd may wheth

pacers up 12, and david west knocks down the jumper. indiana on a 13-0 run. fourth quarter, curry, hits the three. this is good, a season high 3. pacers lead cut to 6. seven minutes last. makes the bucket and the foul. indiana up ten. things get chippie shortly after that. david lee and roy hibert start shoving each other. other players get involved. it's a near melee with six technicals handed out, two to roy hibert, who was ejected. the warriors lose, 108-97. >> teams are gearing up for the play-off basketball, and amping up the intensity a little bit. and it's going to happen. but it's healthy just to not back down, be physical. you know, not like to see that tussle happen. >> i don't want to start anything with somebody who is smaller than me. somebody my size, you know, we'll talk it out like men. but i don't take pride in tossing the little guy to the side. >>> avs and sharks. raj mathai taking a time off to root on the home team. james shepherd, no-look pass to tj galiardi. mark alberg, the game-tying goal. it's 2-2. heading into overtime and then a sh

the warriors had no answer for david west 28 points of 12 for 16 shooting pacers win 108-97.ace in the big apple tonight night. >> in british columbia watch the coach trip the player. he was one count of assault, he ended up spending 15 days in jail. the judge said, you know what? community time is not enough. he needs to set an example for a coach who tripped a player after a game. and he had to spend 15 days in the slammer. not very good sportsmanship. >> no. penalty box not enough for him. >> no. definitely not. >> thank you. >>> all right. before we go tonight a quick update on tonight's deadly shooting in santa cruz. we have confirmed that two santa cruz city police officers have been killed in a shooting near downtown. now, police have confirmed that one suspect is also dead tonight. we are told that santa cruz city has never lost an officer in the line of duty. four schools in the area had to be put on lockdown. kiet do's last report was that buses as you see are being brought in. those are to take the children to a mutual meeting location. a lot of anxious parents try

david west knocks down a jumper here, indiana on a 13-0 run. we move to the fourth.teph curry takes over. there is a three here. it's a ridiculous crossover. trying to make a comeback, seven minutes left, paul george pump fake, gets fouled and makes the basket. the pacers up ten but he misses the free throw. it leaves the door open. starts shoving and then kchaos ensues and six technicals later in the front row, fans get a first -- that is a close upview of an nba fight. warriors lose 108-97. we move on. it doesn't matter if it is the regular season of the cactus league. it's always fun and the big story tim lincecum making his spring debut. shall we go out to the desert, two-time cy young winner in his first start of the spring giving up three runs, four hits, struck out one, didn't walk a batter. after the game lincecum saying this is a quote, it's a good sign when you feel the balls coming out of your hand better than the year before. things did go well for him in the desert. could former packers and seahawks coach mike holmgren be returned to the bay area. comcas

warriors' lead, currie and clay, also recalled four technical fouls, along with indiana ford and david westebody from the game. >> we did not once as the eight tussle had them but, it was a good clean game. >> i did not want to start any thing but i would have rather talk about like a man. >> hon don't know if this was weird for him to say that he doesn't pick one guy is the are of little. we'll talk to gary about this later. >> after to go metals, coach k is stepping down from team to you as a. coach " k " called it an honor and said that he, " love, love, love it. " a new is a will likely name his successor this summer. krzyzewski is one of the most successful coaches in college basketball as well, and this year and this is no exception, this is his third ranked blue devils are 24 and 3. >> sharks finally managed to get back to winning . winningmarleau scored in the fourth round of the shoot out, antti niemi stopped three shots in the final session and san jose showed signs of coming out of a month long slump with a 3 to 2 victory over the colorado avalanche just last night. niemi turned

david west is in there. >> he's piled on. >> indiana center, roy hibbert was ejected.s won, 108-97. ♪ >>> stp, anyone. stone temple pilots and grammy winning plush. the group fired singer scott weiland today. a.j. hammer is in new york. a.j., we got this extremely short news release today, saying, quote, stone temple pilots have announced they have officially terminated scott weiland. doesn't get any unceremonious than that. >> shortest press release ever, brooke. rumors were flying around for a month since his bandmate slash told "rolling stone magazine" that he had been fired from stone temple pilots and it was either news to weiland today or maybe he wasn't being honest with rolling stone magazine when he said they arenhadn't broken and the band was in the process of talking about their next tour. he did acknowledge this to rolling stone yesterday, the band has been going through a rough patch saying we're like a family, it is also a partnership, we always kept things going, we have taken time off before, they have done their own projects and i fully support that. n

west. >> pelley: david, thank you very much. as you just saw boston is ground zero. it may get as much as three feet of snow. terrell brown has found that travel there is coming to a halt by sea air and land. >> reporter: there's no escaping the blizzard in boston. massachusetts governor deval patrick has ordered all cars in this state off the road. >> the rate of snowfall and reduced visibility during the evening rush newshour particular will make safe travel nearly impossible. >> train to boston! >> reporter: amtrak service was shut down between new york and boston this afternoon. >> come on guys walk. >> reporter: jacqueline polnick's flight to cleveland was canceled. when we met her she was desperate to catch a train to get her three kids home. >> it's just been really stressful trying to figure out how to maneuver the transportation system. >> reporter: it could be days until flights resume at boston's logan airport. planes out of new york's airports are grounded too creating problems that extend beyond the blizzard. edward freni overseas operations at boston's

in houston comes to a close where the warriors giving their first all-star since 1997 and david lee helped the westefeat. >> had a great time. west got a victory tonight. got in, got to play a couple of minutes. got a few buckets with good defense. and thought i contributed a little bit in the second half to us getting the lead. >> what's your take away? >> biggest thing is getting to interact with the guys and being part of such a special weekend overall and representing the warriors and we haven't had a all-star since ' 7 and it was great to represent all my teammates. i'm exciting for that. >> all told this week weekend, four warriors taking part this weekend from the three-point shootout to the rising stars challenge to's all-star game. hopefully a sign of great things to come. here in houston at the all-star game, send it back to you in studio. >> do you remember the last all-star the warriors had? >> uh-uh. you? >> i believe it was freewell. >> you just looked that up. >> i did not look it up. >> that's impressive. >> okay. >>> rob is impressive and an all-star, too. >> maybe nor yesterday's

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highest corporate tax rate on the west coast. david that it is no wonder liz claman is here in new york and no surprise companies have started to leave the state and set up shop in more business-friendly areas. does the state have any plans to reverse the emerging trend? adam shapiro is live in palo alto, california, with the mayor of san jose, chuck reed. go ahead, adam. >> that's right. we've been speaking to all kinds of political leaders and people. we spoke with gavin newsom last hour. now we're speaking with the mayor of san jose, chuck reed. thanks for being here or fox business. according to the milkin institute the number one city city, the best city for maintaining and creating jobs, san jose, california, followed by austin, texas, perhaps california's nemesis, raleigh, north carolina, houston, texas and washington, d.c. are state getting a bum rap? is it legitimate rap that businesses overtaxed and regulated in this state? >> it is good to be number one. we have to work hard to stay there. sure, california has got some probl

when most people are sound asleep, a river of water and mud poured into san francisco's west portal neighborhood. davidtensive damage, including a massive sinkhole. >> jackhammers began tearing apart chunks of 15th avenue in san francisco. just hours after a 61-year-old water transport pipe ruptured before 3 this morning. tens of thousands of gallons of water flooded this west portal neighborhood. in a matter of minutes, prized possessions were ruined, and washed away. >> my son started crying. >> reporter: public utilities inspectors say it's unclear what caused the 16-inch pipe to rupture, but whether it's tied to work done on a separate sewer line here in december. >> we send this section of pipe off for analysis to see what went wrong. we'll have an answer, in probably a few days. >> reporter: neighbors tried to salvage what they could. >> we found quite a bit of water damage in the house, and structural damage. many cracks in the house that weren't there before, stores that can't open upstairs. >> reporter: the flood apparently caused a smaller sinkhole in the backyard of this house. tonight, seve

when most people are sound asleep, a river of water and mud poured into san francisco's west portal neighborhood. davidincluding a massive sinkhole. >> jackhammers began tearing apart chunks of 15th avenue in san francisco. just hours after a 61-year-old water transport pipe ruptured before 3 this morning. tens of thousands of gallons of water flooded this west portal neighborhood. in a matter of minutes, prized possessions were ruined, and washed away. >> my son started crying. >> reporter: public utilities inspectors say it's unclear what caused the 16-inch pipe to rupture, but whether it's tied to work done on a separate sewer line here in december. >> we send this section of pipe off for analysis to see what went wrong. we'll have an answer, in probably a few days. >> reporter: neighbors tried to salvage what they could. >> we found quite a bit of water damage in the house, and structural damage. many cracks in the house that weren't there before, stores that can't open upstairs. >> reporter: the flood apparently caused a smaller sinkhole in the backyard of this house. tonight, seven homes are yell

david lee. tonight lee lined up with other western conference all-stars to duke it out with the east. it was a close game but the westthe lead for most of the game. eventually winning 143-to-138. david lee chipped in where he could but only played thirteen minutes. finishing rebounds. chris paul came away with the m-v-p. scoring 20 points to go along with 15 assists. >> cooler tomorrow. there rainfall will be here on tuesday nearly one-half inch! and

. >> reporter: smack in the middle of this 21st century version of the wild west, two young americans, davidtley and tiffany young, just teenagers when they fell in love. >> we started dating in '98. the summer of '98, and dated for quite a while before we got engaged in 2001 and married in 2002. >> what took so long? >> we were 18. >> reporter: they wound up here, in the mexican border town of reynosa, jut south of mccallon. he was a district manager for an oil company. >> it was a blessing to us and our marriage. yeah. we were -- that's where we truly grew as a couple and had adventures. >> reporter: when the hartley's first arrived here this peaceful town was a perfect place for the young couple to live, but slowly it became more and more violent. there is a war in reynosa. two drug cartels battling for turf. a rogue band of former military are trying to push out the gulf cartel, which has smuggled drugs across the rio grande for decades. killings of constant. tiffany and david hartley learned firsthand. mexican police were not to be trusted. for instance, he was coming home from the bank

. >> reporter: smack in the middle of this 21st century version of the wild west, two young americans, david hartley and tiffany young, just teenagers when they fell in love. >> we started dating in '98. the summer of '98, and dated for quite a while before we got engaged in 2001 and married in 2002. >> what took so long? >> we were 18. >> reporter: they wound up here, in the mexican border town of reynosa, jut south of mccallon. he was a district manager for an oil company. >> it was a blessing to us and our marriage. yeah. we were -- that's where we truly grew as a couple and had adventures. >> reporter: when the hartley's first arrive here this peaceful town was a perfect place for the young couple to live, but slowly it became more and more violent. there is a war in reynosa. two drug cartels battling for turf. a rogue band of former military are trying to push out the gulf cartel, which has smuggled drugs across the rio grande for decades. killings are constant. tiffany and david hartley learned firsthand. mexican police were not to be trusted. for one instance, he was coming home from

david, we'll watch this storm system pull away now. >> another storm out west and the arctic cold now coming. >> yeah, we'll warm up here over the next couple of days. even though we got the cold temperatures tonight. by the time we get into monday the entire northeast is warmer. there are blizzard warnings out tonight again for a place in the midwest. from denver all of the way up to minnesota. likely in south dakota and nebraska. by the time we get into sunday, we'll have blizzard conditions there. >> thank you, sam. >>> other headlines this evening. tonight, new information on that ex-cop authorities now say a kiln on the run. we have learned this evening, some training that's troubling authorities. pierre thomas on this case again tonight. >> reporter: abc news has learned a man claiming to be christopher don dorner, the former lapds cops has called a father of the victim he murdered to taunt him. >> some kind of warfare. >> reporter: february, saturday 3rd, she and her fiance are gunned down in a parking lot in an alleged execution. on thursday, four days after the hit, a man ide

. >> every bed david gets into is short sheeted. kids here from the west view band in san diego. you get extra credit if you're on tv? >> yeah. >> i'm sorry, we can't do that. oh, wait, you're on already. let's see what we've got for your pick city of the day. just happens to be baltimore, maryland. nbc 11, periods of rain will be tore baltimore, maryland. as you see in the east we'll be looking at some rain later today for the whole eastern seaboard back through the great lakes. a big storms coming into the pacific northwest. that would make for blizzard-like conditions in the mid plains by the time we get into wednesday and thursday. ice changing over to rain in parts of the appalachians. it would be windy and snowy. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> good morning. radar showing cold rain with pockets of sleet moving toward the metro area, where you see those areas in yellow. a bit of sleet moving east, should be right into washington, perhaps within the hour. it is going to be light rain off and on, perhaps a bit o

david lee. lee played just over 13 minutes, scored six points, helping the west beat the east 143-138. >> biggest thing is just getting to interact with the guys and be part of a special weekend overall and representing the warriors. we haven't had an all-star since '97. great to get out and represent the bay area and warriors and all my teammates. if we weren't winning, i wouldn't be there. i'm excited for that. >> also for the warriors, stephen curry was part of the three-point competition while others played in the rising stars game. >> very cool. always good to be representing. right now mike inouye representing what's happening on the roads out there. >> i want you to know i was on the bench warmer team as a high school player. riding the pine. over here across the golden gate bridge, lonely right now. looking like one car in each direction going on at a time. that's not a restriction. it's just light traffic. map shows you into and out of san francisco. flow of traffic on the freeways very nice. the bay bridge looks like there's slowing up the incline but just because you should slow up the

david: a little bit out of the box, but you are a west point grad, former army ranger, how did that experienceyou manage mercedes-benz? >> i tell you, when -- first of all, i got some amazing opportunities for leaders in the army working with the finest soldiers in the world. so kind of that's something that has been part of who i am in my back pocket since i graduated from west point. to me, that has been absolutely essential and kind of carried that threw for my whole career. david: i did not mean to throw you sideways on at night you did not brag about it, but i was intrigued. best of luck. it will be a fabulous game. we're looking forward to the commercials. i am willing to bet a lot of people are going to a leave the sound on during these commercials. liz: we will watch for that particular one as the big reveal happens. he is i need to take the pen from the devil. it is too expensive. thanks. david: nanette think she will buy one. liz: it's perfect. david: another company that is no stranger to the super bowl is go daddy, known for, of course, sexy ads designed to drive people to the webs

>> the one out west will slam monday into tuesday. got to show you this, david. then it's going to gain steam and the low pressure system really going to track into the midwest and bring big snow. i'm talking foot and a half or more for possibility nebraska, iowa, missouri. we'll track as they get closer. tornados and hail possible on thursday in the area shaded in red. >> ginger our thanks to you. turning now to south africa. the olympian known as the blade runner, oscar pistorius facing murder charges in the death of his girlfriend. tonight both families are speebing out just as another headline breaks, the controversy of the reality show airing with that girlfriend still in it. >> reporter: an explosive report in a major south african newspaper tonight. the respected city press says multiple police sources confirmed to them, a bloody cricket bat found in oscar pistorius's home after the valentine's day shooting of his cover model girlfriend is a key piece of evidence. possibly used in an argument leading up to her fatal shooting. police officials refuse to com

west coast. coming up on abc 7 news at noon, after apens >> tonight on, show kids. joining me is elizabeth and david. is good to see the two of you together. >> from my vantage point this been a wonderful surprise. >> not bad? >> not bad. tell us a little bit of what we expect on tonight's show. >> some of these stars kids have scars from their childhood. shirley maclaine is only child as a 2-year-old japan.t in is an explosive new book out with some insight stories about how it was to grow as the daughter of one of the famous critic of one of the most actresses in the world. of one of the most famous actresses in the world. >> we are going to get into all that. children we see stars' are the subject of a lot of photos. at what point are you going to that.th >> absolutely. we heard how the barry speak in very protective way about her daughter. speak in ary protective way about her daughter. we are going to way into that whole debate. hard for anybody. this is just my opinion, it is hard for a paparazzi for a six year-old. >> you can kind of understand -- she had an interesting perspective. david and

west texas. a little boy adopted out of russia. his name, max shadow. came week after russia banned adopting children from russia. davidly with the latest. what happened to this little 3-year-old boy in west texas? how does that relate to what russian officials are saying today, david? >> what happened to this little boy is under investigation. almost all of the information we're getting so far is coming from the special human rights representative of the russian foreign ministry. he says this child, a little over 3 years old, when he died on january 21st of this year. a russian-born boy, adopted by american parents living in texas. in a statement, he said i would like to draw your attention to another case of inhuman abuse of a russian child by u.s. adoptive parents. he claims the child suffered injuries to his head and legs, as well as to his abdomen and internal organs, drawing the conclusion that this child was hit. texas officials are looking into this. texas child protective services, the county sheriff and medical examiner at this point, the child's death has been described as suspicious. no arrests we're told.

david. >> reporter: diane, good evening. we are coming to you live from tehran tonight. iran has allowed us in at this critical moment. the u.s. and much of the west convinced that iran continues to work toward those nuclear weapons. iran, of course, denying this and, as you point out, we are just days away now from the u.s. and iran joining a small group of others as they return to the negotiating table. we landed in iran, in a country where american journalists are rarely allowed to visit. rarer still, we were given access to the people, the streets of tehran. above ground, a bustling city of 12 million. below ground, we discover a gleaming subway system, far quieter and cleaner than the famous subways of new york city. and there was something else very different. this says "women only" right here. the back of the train, reserved for women. but beyond the trains, the traffic, everywhere you look, there is something else on the move here. the prices. skyrocketing inflation. their currency losing 80% of its value in just the last year. u.s.-led sanctions tying an economic noose around iran. it's being felt by this young woman and her mother. >> da

david? >> a little warm-up will be welcomed here in the northeast. but another storm out west? >> yeah, we'll have two cold days, i think, by maybe monday, monday afternoon, monday evening. but look at the blizzard warning that's already out with this next snowmaker. it's sunday, from denver to minneapolis. picking up snow. in that red zone, in nebraska, by noon on monday we're looking at blizzard conditions again. >> sam, thanks. >>> we're going to turn now to other headlines this evening. tonight, new information on that ex-cop authorities now say a killer on the run. we have learned this evening, of some training that's now troubling authorities. our pierre thomas on this case again tonight. >> reporter: abc news has learned that a man claiming to be christopher dorner, the former lapd cop gone rogue, has called a father of the victim he murdered to taunt him. >> it's some kind of warfare. >> reporter: sunday, february 3rd, they're gunned down in a parking lot in an alleged execution by dorner. who was angered at quan's father. on thursday, four days after the hit, a man ide

west point either. but he is reading this books and especially a book by a retired french colonel named david kahlÚa calledounterinsurgency warfare and he comes across some ideas that he had never crossed in any book he had read. for example these kinds of wars are only 20% military and 80% political. they are battles for the hearts and minds of the people. in these kinds of wars a mimeograph machine can sometimes be as useful as a machine gun. it's cement that can be as useful as a mortar shell. this is just a revelation to me. several years later he goes down to el salvador. he's a special assistant to the commander of of the southern command and sees this kind of war going on. in el salvador and nicaragua and peru. he later goes to bosnia where this isn't really quite well-known, he was heading up a clandestine counterterrorist unit in bosnia. soon after that, he goes to ira. starting in 2003. he is part of the force. he is the commander of the 101st airborne division. he goes up the desert to baghdad and then he is assigned to to go up to mosul in northern iraq and occupy mosul. now again this is one o

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and at areas or in areas a foot to the west we're talking 26 inches. and as david mentioned not too long ago, we're about at halftime. more snow to come here. the city of boston for the most part shut down this morning. there is that mandatory travel ban, so you won't see any cars on the road. but you'll see first respoernlds and people who have to be working like us. airlines have canceled all of their flights out of logan airport. you won't cash a flight in or out of that airport until tomorrow the early earliest. just a side note we couldn't get out of our hotel. we had to run in the blizzard just to get here and i want to show you this hill, by the way. this is what we ended up coming up. this was the final leg. it's tough to be out here. the wind is stinging you in the face as it's blowing at you in the face. >> terrell brown, thank you. >> we appreciate what terrell is doing out there. >>> new york is in the path of this storm and for residents still recovering from superstorm sandy barely three months ago, this special hit from mother nature is especially kr

thankfully patriots like david bartne rerks fighting back with positive stories of guns in our schools. >> great example in the 1850's, a school teacher teaching a guy in the westa guy from new england wants to kill him and find him. he comes into the school with his gun to shoot the teacher. he decided not to shoot her because the kids pulled out their guns and said you kill the teach yerk you die. okay. real sim stuffs. >> stephen: remember, guns are like gum, you have to bring enough for the entire class. [laughter] the blogochats are saying he lifted that story from the louie l'amour bendigo shafter. is that really a book? it sounds look a north american porn star. [ laughter ] even if he borrowed it from a book there's nothing wrong with taking a story from a book and saying it's real. [cheers and applause] the only thing out there that can stop a bad guy with good information ask a good president wayne lapierre. >> if a tornado hit, a hurricane hit, if a ride occurs, they are out there alone and the only way they are going to protect them self-in the cold, in the dark, when they are vuller in imrabl with a firearm. >> stephen: yes, if only somebody threat

west of st. louis could see some very heavy snow amounts. amounts. again, that's going to be friday morning. i'm david bernard, cbs news, miami. >>> overseas to the third day of oscar pistorius's bail murder hearing, but it may have been undermined. the lead investigator faces attempted murder charges himself and the prosecution admits it has no evidence challenging pistorius's story that he shot his girlfriend by accident. tina kraus reports from london. >> reporter: a police van took oscar pistorius back to court for what could be the final day of bail hearing to determine his fate. family members carried the athlete's clothes from a police station where pistorius spent his seventh night in jail for the alleged premeditated murder of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. in a dramatic twist to the case south african police revealed the man leading the investigation is facing several attempted murder charges. chief detective hilton botha who took the stand yesterday is accused of shooting at a mini bus full of people in 2011. pistorius's defense lawyers say he botched the investigation into steenkamp's dea

west bank where demonstrators rallied in support of. prisoners held in israeli jails. shortly. and a leading of new figures david cameron is britain's most. commentary live from our studios in moscow this glad to have you with us. now russia has accused of us of attempting to justify terrorism in syria moscow criticized washington for blocking a u.n. security council statement condemning a string of bomb attacks in the syrian capital there are conflicting reports about the number of killed syrian authorities say the blasts took the lives of fifty three people with human rights groups putting that figure out more than eighty moscow says it is unacceptable to make excuses for terror especially after u.s. diplomatic missions have been targeted in other countries this as the conflict in syria could well spill into neighboring lebanon the rebel free syrian army threatened to attack hezbollah bases demanding that it stop shelling insurgent held areas in syria there has been no response yet to that deadline which expired on thursday activists and journalists who come to chandan believes that foreign powers backing the