and, uses grant money to local law enforcement to report important information to the dot dot. the investigative unit reported california received $75 million in five years to promote carrier oversight. paid for by your tax dollars. now that we provided that information. will the accidents be a part of fed-ex safety record? >> yeah, since you guys have talked to us about the two collisions. we have looked night. >> since the investigative unit alerted. chp. captain johnson says the two accidents in california will now be part fed-ex ground. overall safety record. >> this will go out statewide to everyone. that is going to advise them what kind of information need to be -- on the accident report. so this doesn't happen again. >> the federal motor carrier safety administration says it its unclear whether 15 crashes would significantly affect the company's safety score. >> so hard the bus turned. >> those in unreported crashes, nelson, says every crash should count. >> people get injured. just to be forgotten like that is not fair. it's not fair. >> now, fed ex ground declined our

things like dot store and dot buzz and even dot ninja. you can buy internet addresses using these domain names now. you buy them from people who paid $185,000 to manage them. daniel owns .xyz. he is the youngest registry operator in the world. explain to me how this works. is it that xyz was available and you bought it or you said i want to invent .xyz. >> i can -- which is the regulatory body that governs the internet had an application process where anybody could apply for any new top level domain name. >> it was something you came up with. >> it was my baby. i figured you end the alphabet with xyz, you should end a domain name the same way. >> so if i want scott mcgrew don't xyz i'm buying it from you. >> that registrar buys that domain from the registry. >> how many of these have you sold so far? >> we've sold about 800,000 domain names since we launched june 2nd of last year. >> how much do you get per domain? have you paid off that 185 k. >> i paid it off the first month. our wholesale price is $8. >> the thing that's going to bothe

dot-mil, and dot-gov base, we need to work together. on behalf of the wilson a center, we hope that forms like this will shed light on policymakers and again, lisa monaco, thank you again. lisa: thank you so much for your service. [applause] >> cyber security was in the focus of a summit yesterday. it took place at stanford university in california. it included remarks from tim cook, who announced the expansion of the apple pay act to include government transactions. he also spoke about the importance of providing security to consumers. >> ladies and gentlemen, apple ceo, tim cook. [applause] >> good morning. >> good morning. >> thank you for the warm introduction. [laughter] >> it is a great to be here with all of you. i appreciate the president's invitation to discuss these topics. i want to acknowledge secretary johnson, lisa monaco, and jeff -- i am grateful for the opportunity to join them and discuss the privacy and security. at apple, we design products that change people's lives. we believe in the power of values to change histo

we talk-to dell dot. dell dot is putting out a message that they have their plows out. they a said all of the major roads are now passable, however, even as you can see here on naamans road there is snow still exacted on this roadway. it is continuing to fall here. throughout the the day, they are going to get to more of those back roads through midday today. it will take a while to navigate through the state of delaware and clear these roadways but the snow has lighten up. it is but a flurry here now where as, an hour ago, and throughout the entire night it was very very heavy. that is a good sign. we hear about sue talking about the the system moving on. i'm not sure if this is last of it but it has gotten lighter. people can see bet fur they are outside on the roadways, back to you guys. >> great report. now after the show could you return to my garden you little garden nome. >> reporter: ahh. >> i like that on your head. >> it is sticking straight. >> lets get from one jenny to another jenny. >> last time we saw jen fred near rowan university. >> she's moving, const

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. >>> today pell dot. >> they may have to pump the brakes on projects. we have more with the impact this could have on drives. >> del dot says they need more money to maintain their roads and bridges. it could come from you in things like higher gas taxes or registration and toll fees. >> i don't think they need more money. >> some drivers didn't want to pay any more for bridge projects or road repair. >> you don't want to pick up the bill? >> they can find ut way to get it done without having to raise toll prices. >> when i spoke to them they said the state reallocated $40 million that used to go to the department. they cut their debt and they are operating efficiently, there is just not enough resources to maintain and grow state roads. >> when you prioritize and look at the safety of people commuting, you have to invest in that kind of infrastructure. >> mark howard reminds the 495 bridge closed nor months last summer due to repair. >> it took an hour longer each way to get to work. >> he is willing to chip in. >> i would not mind paying more if it wa

the dot 111?>> i refer to it as the ford pinto of oil cars. >> older and weaker cars never designed to carry flammable material are being pressed into service to carry the bulk of bakken crude. >> to use ralph nader's terminology, the dot 111 rail car is unsafe at any speed. >> all too familiar with the d.o.t. 111. >> the american people have not been adequately protected since the 1970 s when the d.o.t. issued its original study. >> after the disaster in quebec, has finally decided that it will no longer permit d.o.t. 111s to transparent crude. >> hurray for the canadians. >> why has the united states not followed suit? >> economics, the railroad industry, tank car industry. there are powerful economic interest that don't want to go through the replacement of tank cars. the game here has been to delay decisions, which are just common sense. the fix is, a stronger tank car with a full head shield, thicker exterior skin and more protection for attachments on the tank car. >> the association of amer

v-dot crews spent the night and early morni treating the roadwa. yester governor terry mcaue and brian moran person thanked tran workers. mcaulie says the state has already spent $150 million of its snow budget. during most storms, virginia deploys 12,000 pieces of equit and 2,500 operators across the state. >>> a developing story. the man seen and heard in isis vide now identified. the white h just released a statem the n information from the desk. plus the fcc is set to make an hist vote on regulating the intern. the ruling will mean for the average user. e winte storm that f battered the south and then moved across our area this morning. an update from the weather ce >>> i'm richard jorn at the li desk following a developing story. the man known as jihadi john has now been identified by multiple a outlets and u.s. inte officials confirm that he is a london man named moha emwazi who joined isis a few years ago. he's believed to be the execr oft seen in these vide with a mask clutg a knife. he's ae deaths of american host james foley and steven so

and dot-buzz. buy the internet addresses now. you buy them from people or organizations who paid $185,000 to manage them. this one is dot xyz. here's a guy who bet his own money that you want a dot-xyz address. >> you end the alphabet with xyz and you should end the do main name the same way. >> he is the youngest owner of internet addresses in the world. he's bet a lot of money you're going to want, you know, laura garcia cannon.xyz. >> what else does he do to come up with the money to buy all of that. >> he buys and sells things. in the since that he buys things like hotels.com and resells them. he's been doing it for a while. >> so he's playing with some capital here. >> still a big bet. >> xyz. fun on this friday right now dot whatever it would be. >> s-u-n. >> because it is a nice day outside. >> 5:17 now. we love a good acronym on a friday morning. l-o-v-e is what it's about all this weekend. that's not an acronym, though is it? bay bridge lights twinkle ling. you can see them clear he this m

if the 17 questions and does not take long so check out the kron-4-dot-com look for my tech page. >>map of vote 8 to 14 day outlook. the entire state of california is looking at above average participation precipitation and. we sure all this stands out because it's been so dry and we only had a couple of storms. >> reporter: that's the way the wrote road. this is 20 february 11, 2011 sierra nevada this is last week is a quite a difference here between the two images here is we're certainly shellackings snowpack is not just your rain fall thing to. california has already have the warmest year on record last year. now stretching into february weekend also set another record. for the warmest. bay area white were setting record highs. and record low snowfall. temperatures right now we're doing them san francisco is at 56 san jose is also at 56 san carlos is at 55. we gonna have more money fog more morning fog but it will burn off earlier friday will have an even brighter day. try to keep things cool. will still be definitely pretty hot morning lows will be in the low 50s. will talk after

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. >> i looked out the window and you could see before i die, do -- before i die, dot, dot, dot. >> the guy was writing on the board and asked me what i wanted to do before i died. >> reporter: to finish the sentence -- >> before i die, i want to do what? >> reporter: places people want to see. >> that's me. >> before i die -- >> reporter: people they want to help. >> i would like to think back on my life and reflect that i somehow made a difference. >> i want to see my autistic son thrive. >> reporter: things they dare to dream. >> kind of what i want. >> i will be a superhero. >> i was gonna say spend the day with justin timberlake but now that seems silly. now that seems really silly that everyone has said really good things. >> reporter: it's all there on the corner of 23rd and california. >> firefighter. >> reporter: for all to read -- >> i immediately looked at ited and call -- at it and called my mom and said this is why i love san francisco so much where. >> before we die, live. >> that's pretty deep. >> reporter: from a boarded up building. >> did you write on here? >> reporter

length of time between recessions has been about 46 months as represented by that dotted line and as you will see the top bar from july 2009 to to october 2014 represents our current economic expansion and as of now that's about 64 months of economic expansion and the bar to the right of that represents if we were to continue to continue without a downturn through the term of the of the 5-year plan, that would be un precedented 132 months of economic expansion without a downturn that would be the first time in 115 years that we would have an expansion that long. so a downturn at some point over the next 5 years could be very likely and as part of as part of as part of the financial planning we wanted to look at planning mechanisms and ways that we could help plan for a possible downturn. and so this chart is representing what we might expect to see just doing modelling of what a drop in revenue might look like in a recession scenario so we took the average decline in revenue and increase in pension contributions that occur have you that occur as a result of a downturn and averaged th

connecting the dots. we need programs to connect the dots. >> but it didn't stop 9/11. is there a case where it did work? >> we didn't have the programs >> i imagine there are some people who are so frightened who are so scared that they feel that whatever the government might do including denying them their own civil liberties somehow is in order to protect them from the boogeymen who are lying underneath their bed. >> watch more "faultlines" on demand or visit aljazeera.com/faultlines. >> in many ways, the nsa surveillance story can seem abstract. in the stream of new revelations from the snowden documents, it can be hard to grasp. sure, the government is collecting information, but what does that really mean for someone's life? to find out, we went to a meet a group of people who definitely know they're being spied on. >> after 9/11 it wasn't just the nsa that increased surveillance on u.s. citizens. here at the city level in new york, the nypd actually brought in two senior officials from the cia to help run a program to spy on its own citizens. >> the program, whic

for more information, head to our website.kron 4 dot com.orter>>: we had a beautiful day today and with temperatures in the '60s and '70s, tomorrow will be mostly sunny skies. and around the area a handful of fifties if you're going to be along the bay was the coast plan on temperatures been in the upper 40's and 50's. handful of upper-sixties to low '70's. o client name face of record high . pam moore>>: a fully nude strip club in san francisco's north beach neighborhood. with the sign - "all nude" on the outside of the building is angering a lot of the people. as kron-4's j-r stone tells us. the "all nude" sign was recently put up. and can be seen from a nearby elementary school. we checked out that last story after viewers reached out to us. if you have a story idea you'd like us to check into -- go to our website, kron4-dot-com and click on the my kron4 story tab. warriors/t'wolves steve kerr and staff will coach the all-star game 4th quarter/ 87-87 tie steph curry hits the tough runner falling down 89-87 warriors 1 ½ minutes left/ 89-89

connecting the dots. we need programs to connect the dots. >> but it didn't stop 9/11. is there a case where it did work? >> we didn't have the programs >> i imagine there are some people who are so frightened who are so scared that they feel that whatever the government might do including denying them their own civil liberties somehow is in order to protect them from the boogeymen who are lying underneath their bed. >> watch more "faultlines" on demand or visit aljazeera.com/faultlines. >> an al jazeera america special report >> unfortunately, you can't "should have", all we can do is move forward >> a nation forced to take a closer look at race. >> ...check which ethnicity... i checked multiple boxes... this is who i am... >> what does it really mean to be the minority? >> black history comes up, everyones looking to hear what you have to say, because you're the spokesperson... >> how can we learn from the past? and create a better future? an al jazeera america special report race in america all next week part of our special black history month coverage on al jazeera

it's what's happening around the world and we have to connect the dots. strait strategy has to connect what is happening in central eric to the tri-border area, to what happened in brussels to what is happening in kenya. these things matter to millennials you can't win this if the strategy is only about the hard power, has to be 'south the soft power war to understand that the extremists are building virtual armies. we're talking about the troops going forward they are building armies virtually. you have to go all in. that is the bottom line here. you have to go all in and understand that soft power has to be deployed as aggressively and with as much respect as hard power and it's beyond just a communication strategy with isis, this is how extremists are manipulating daily lives and culture around the world that is changing the way millennials think about them sells. until we address the strategy that has all those components we cannot win. >> schieffer: you were a ranking official in the defense department many people thought you would be the next secret

dot dot and then they fill in the blanks with what would be great if this sort of positive change occurredouldn't it be cool if, my data base works better? >> well, that could create some kind of positive change in the world. i think framing it as positive change is something that is a significant trend occurring not only in the valley but across the world. people are saying we can organize ourselves in this thing called a company to create some kind of good in the world. and i think the large companies look facebook, google, and others are leading the way and a lot of the founders are getting in on the game. >> silicon valley is the type -- it pokes amazing fun. >> the next day we had this long conversation. then i see this clip, the opening scene of the opening show. take a look at this. >> a few days ago when we were sitting down with barack obama i said, ok, we're making the world a better place. constructing elegant hierarchies for maximum code reusing sensibility. >> elegant hierarchies of making the world a better place. what's a serious company that's focused on this and when is it

the i-team found that d-dot meets that goal about .is map of awful the calls into the 31 for potholes. you can see how your pothole does compared to the rest of the city. to nbcwashingt and click on the investigatios link. e cal came from northw only 3 from southwest. we found some potholes can ling for weeks or even months. like these two on quebec place in northwest. records show they went 272 days before getting patched last summer. to break back open a few months later. >> they're like vampires. they never die unless you put a stake in their heart. john thompson with aaa mid- says potholes cae tho of dollars in damage fro broken rims to bad accide they to swerve to avoid the pothole, or they hit it and then brake to avoid more damage and then someone will rear end them. ar know says d-dot is trying someg new as they patch holes wh the old-fashion aspht mix they've used for years. they're h bright orange bucks of aqua fault, it's a new more expensive mix that binds with groundwater.o see how well it holds up. >> his crews are markin

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the v-dot officials were telling people to expect a wide range of road conditions. let's look at some video of the chain bridge from d.c. into virginia. it had to be shut down for a couple hours, because of all that melting. there was standing water, we were told, up to the headlights of vehicles. that's why it was shut down up the water did eventually recede. some are asking people to clear the storm drains. that's what's causing the flooding and ponding on the roadways. all the major radios are clear, but there's still snow and slush on the neighborhood streets. we talked to one jogger he was just happy to get out of the house. >> i would rather deal with the puddles, the melting than be stuck in the house and it be freezing coal. >> a good day to take a run? >> it really is. a transportation officials are urging officials tore careful again. if you're heading out for work allow yourself some extra time. the roads are wet, but there could be overnight freezing. darcy spencer, news4. >>> some travelers are dealing with -- nationwide airlines grounded but 1200 fligh

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and we know there's even a longer history so black history month helps us to be able to connect the dots. and particularly this moment where we have access to archives visual archives audio archives that's unprecedented in terms of what kind of access we have. we can literally do black history month every day, more than 28 days, why simply decide to roll out the marketing plan. on january 15th instead of thinking about rolling out the marketing plan for the whole year, and i think part of it has to do with the fact there are folks folks that don't want americans to know their history. because if they know american history, and that's even not even inclusive of the black experience with that, folks can connect dots and realize that some of the things that they are experiencing, it is not unprecedented. that it might be more systematic, in fact. >> does maintaining the idea of black history month give educators in particular a reason not to integrate into the curriculum as american history? i think that's always a concern. we will have these places that think well, if we have to do it, rig

those same greens are x's you'll see what happens in if this precedent you'll be connecting those dots with lines state street is unique it gives us greenery it has a mid block state street has a character of the street we have today, the planning go ahead the planning reviews those are projects on a project by project base it is getting mocked the the character of state state that will be like connecting the dots and the character will be lost forever when you guarantee go back by a to the street view you'll see the vegetation of the street and see what happens in the tree were removed this is really the character of the streetscape if you remove those buildings this is what the project sponsor proposed those are the parents that live there and we have videos of them and so we and the bird and the neighbors of this street ask you to please preserve the character of state street thank you. >> project sponsor. >> thank you, commissioners john with reuben, junius & rose on behalf of the project sponsor so, yes we were here last year in september and received significant feedback regardin

if i have a talent, it is connecting the dots. i have been privileged to see the dots early on.good enough at connecting them to see where we were going. >> you have written three books. will we see another? >> i am busy. i don't think you can run a company and write a book at the same time. >> of the things you have done, what is the most fun? what do you enjoy? >> every friday, we fly. we have an open house. people in our community come together and show what they are doing. every friday, my jaw is on the floor. e-mails and spreadsheets all week. then on fridays, i see drones do things i have never seen. it is as amazing as it was in 2007. >> what is next for you? >> more drones, bigger company. getting more people to experience what i have been lucky enough to experience. >> how do you want to be remembered? >> that i helped start an industry that changed the world. >> chris anderson, ceo and founder of 3-d robotics. thank you so much. >> thank you. ♪ >> he has been called tech's boy genius, a nonconformist, perhaps the only ceo who has refused to keep a schedule. david karp

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v dot said there was a power failure that caused the problem.re working wi ticketed. >> you can learn about the top car picks for 2015 in a few hours. news 4 consumer reporter eric gonzalez received a sneak peek. you can get a full list of the ten top picks on our nbc washington app released at 12:45 this afternoon. on news 45:00 get a look behind the wheel at the latest and greatest cars. >> our time right now is 4:41. we're not looking forward to the never-ending winter coming back and never ending. >>right. storm team 4 meteorologist has your weather and traffics now. >> with most schools starting on time this morning, you want to make sure that your child is well-dressed for very cold weather. we'll stay in the single digits between now through 8:00 this mornin boardg buses between 7:00 and 8:00 a.m. it is going to be frigid. single digits. we don't have much wind but it's going to be very very cold. temperatures will only be around 10 degrees. students boarding buses between 8:00 to 9:00 can bright sunshine. right now we're down to just nea

dell dot has this request for drivers. >> we ask that you give leeway and time if you're traveling and know that the plow trucks are out there trying to do the best job they can. >> dell dot handling most of the roads in the diamond state. matt tam karen david will be on early at 4:00 a.m. tracking the snow. did you know that? >> yeah. >> stick with 6abc.com/weather check the current temperature animal follow the hourly forecast and watch storm tracker 6 live as the snow moves in. we want to hear how you're copying with today's temperatures. join the team only twitter using the # 6abc cold. >>> in less than a months, boston has received 96 inches of snow. the all time record is 11 inches away, that record could be broken. boston is in more for more snow tomorrow. yesterday the snow took a dangerous turn. the roof of this apartment buildings buckled under the weight of the snow that was accumulating. some residents used snow on rooftops. >>> drivers got off the roads in kentucky after the snow hit fast. this could be a preview for what's coming to our area. that same storm system is hea

worked with parents of 0-5 year olds it isn't wanting to care for their children or connecting the dots and part of the reason we are pushing the primary care clinics to place the fluoride varnish early and give the message is because that is a key way to get the babies before they get the decay and get the parents in a quick way. it is a complicated issue. >> you are adding it is a complicated issue and this brings to mind the problem of deal wg the culture issue. has there been efforts made by the department or the others or even community organizations. it isn't one i'm aware of that we have a dental [inaudible] on a bill board >> we had a bus campaign in the late summer in chinese script to get baby to dental by age one [inaudible] leading the working with the promotion team and because the china town area is so impacted, it is one of our high risk areas and one of our targets so haepfully we can report good news to you >> this is a small point, you talking about disparity and oral health shows you measured asians. your chart on the children of color having untreated decay states ch

let's look at the red dot on the map which is china town, but it could be bayview and other areas, it isn't just the health network. when i looked at this with the [inaudible] we said why caebt we do this in the clinics, but it is also people not in the clinics and it isn't just kids it is also adults, so there were all these sus temic things with in network and out of network and schools and staffing and apparently there are only dentists in china town that [inaudible] the number is limited. how do we dpet professionals in the community and show we have a collective impact? this is what i think we should look at what wie ask the data. going from the 38 percent cavity rate to 27 percent for the whole city is great. maybe we can show in the particular community we had a impact and short term [inaudible] i think we are looking for language to show we are moving along. we are struggling with this because we want to know something good happened. what i volunteered is ask you and me go on the china town [inaudible] parade and carry a big tooth brush for a educational campaign, but i was to

raul's case is still pending. >> this has affect every single as peck of my life not to be able to dot things i was able to do because of the simple flu shot. it is horrible. horrible. >> reporter: on facebook the the net says the same thing happened to her. she says just to get awareness out is there huge as the person who gave me the shot will never know they administered it incorrectly. >> health care workers who give any type of shot are supposed to have training but the rules on how much, and what that includes, vary from state to state. we have got a lot of reaction, object this story we have been telling you about. we have updated the information on cbs philly.com we will keep you posted on twitter and facebook. >> well, we have put our full trust and confident in those health care provide tours do this the right way. >> all right stephanie interesting stuff, thanks very much. >>> ground break go to day for renovations on singer square park in philadelphia a mayor nutter and other dignitaries on hand for that ceremony. the renovations will cost around $500,000, they will include

our attention by and you are and if you have unstoried in july doesn't look into got to our kron-4- dot-com. >> reporter: 50 shades of gray is causing a huge frenzy. huge box office numbers, a complaint and criticism even the stampede peoria more out that in the second and concord the controversial movie is playing right alongside the sponge got sweatpants movie at a drive-in theater where bottles grant are visible from the same parking lot area and that's not liking that perry at the outlet in fell is also playing at this popular sacramental drive then which is nestled up against highway 50. some locals say it's affecting traffic. and families had it since the other films they are stay at the been distraction. well there had been a few complaints from parents the been a concern is drivers, and their eyes on the road. and that is best of our rituals that peak of over 50 shades of gray that's right about at what teenagers became enraged when they would find out that they were too young dissident racy new fell on the eight washed the door and this happened at amc theater outside orlando. to l

all the dots are white. back to that dress. >> i told her she could be wrong all she wants as long as we don't have to talk about it anymore. i want to go back to the llamas. >> reporter: after all this debate, one thing's clear, sometimes it's not as simple as black and white, or in this case white and -- well, never mind. hallie jackson, nbc news. >>> that's going to do it for us on this friday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. right now at 6:00 google gets into the game with the office space of the future. but will the expansion plans be too much for the peninsula to handle? good evening and thanks for joining is. i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. if you google mountview, google comes up. the company is taking over block by block. tonight we're getting our first clear look at google's next big thing, which has a lot of people concerned. we begin with the new images given top scott budman. they show the buildings but not the traffic. >> that's true