instead drip, drip, drip, drip. the republican leadership is putting forth legislation, drip, drip, drip, drip for the resources. i want to read the words of the secretary of the department of homeland security who has been a great leader in the position he holds. he says in his remarks, he goes through all the reasons why a shutdown would be harmful, and to those who are -- want a shutdown, read his letter, please. but he goes on to say, as i have so noted many times, mere extension of a continuing resolution has many of the same negative impacts. a short-term continuing resolution exacerbates the uncertainty for my work force and puts us back in the same position on the brink of a shutdown just days from now. can our republican colleagues say that we won't be on the brink of another shutdown in the next few weeks in terms of the legislation they are putting forth? what is the purpose of it? if the purpose is to oppose the president's immigration policy, the court has given you a face-saving way out. if the purpose

of fat drippings from the conventional oven -- that's a difference of 120% of unhealthy fat drippings. >> we did a similar test for country-style ribs. when we compared the fat drippings, the nuwave oven produced 250% more fat drippings than the conventional oven. >> then we cooked about three pounds of chicken quarters. >> when we poured the grease, there was a difference of 125% of unhealthy fat drippings. >> if your family were to eat chicken three times a week for a month -- and some of us do -- by using the nuwave oven, you could be reducing six cups of fat drippings from your diet! >> using less fats and oils when cooking help decrease your risk of heart disease and cancers and also just will increase your mood and give you more energy, make you feel better. >> my counter space in my kitchen -- you have to earn your place. i love it because it makes the work that i do exercising every day count more when i come home and i eat smart. >> so, it's the holidays, right? or maybe you're just throwing a huge dinner party. well, guess what. we know this nuwave oven is gonna deliver for

this is drip drip drip drip of a few weeks from december to january and now to february and into march. a whole quarter of uncertainty in -- in the time of this. and remember that this funding they have on a continued resolution to go forward until march 19th or whatever it is is money at the rate of last year's spending of funding. last year's funding. it is last year's funding that does not meet this year's threats. so it -- for every reason we should take up the senate bill sand go forward. and i lead to our distinguished whip. >> and we have steny hoyer taking the mic. you heard house minority leader nancy pelosi calling the dip -- drip, drip drip. and luke you are there. >> reporter: and what she is doing is giving republicans cover because they are having problem getting to 218ond three-week -- on the three week bill. and chuck schumer said he would support and get this through. but what nancy pelosi did is a smart political move. she said let us vote on the full year-long department of homeland security security bill and the three week one and see which one goes forward because

not going to say. >> sing drip drop. >> is he teaching you some things?'t want to let us in? >> teaching him, you know? >> so what is this, talking about women? >> what's the weirdest thing you've done to get a woman's affection? >> i have walked past her job it was a store the body shop, i walked past there like ten times trying to get courage and get her attention, i have. >> and did she see you walking back and forth? >> i don't think so. >> good. >> really. >> trying to muster up courage. >> that's cute, though. >> you know? >> mustering up courage. i am liking instagram picks that's all. >> that's what do you? >> that's it. >> that's not weird though. guys do that all the time. >> ya, but it is different for me. >> here is the thing. i feel it is so easy, just double pass, like a guy likes my photos, he's scrolling through it, could be an accident. how does she know you are really trying to get her attention? >> she'll finds out if she want to. >> in box? shah is that what you are talking about? look at you. mike? >> that's hilarious. >> weirdest thi

a much bigger drip at division and branne. this was fixed supposedly two days after it was reported. but two months later we found it leaking in two places. >> it was either a new leak or the repair did not take. >> reporter: despite having five workers, the puc says that's not the reason why some repairs take months while others are missed. >> i think we do a good job at prioritizing. >> reporter: he says sometimes parts are needed. in the meantime it continues to drip. >> and i would say in terms of volume it's insignificant. so we measured both leaks from this hydrant and figured out over the two months that it's been leaking these drips totaled to 252-gallons of water. >> something like .00. of our water supply which is literally a drop in the bucket. >> reporter: a drop in the bucket of all the water delivered to the entire city according to richie. but to business owners and residents asked to conserve it's much more significant. for guerrero this kind of leak is equivalent to more than 5,000 cups of coffee. >> it infuri

instead drip, drip, drip, drip. the republican leadership is putting forth legislation, drip, drip, drip, drip for the resources. i want to read the words of the secretary of the department of homeland security who has been a great leader in the position he holds. he says in his remarks, he goes through all the reasons why a shutdown would be harmful, and to those who are -- want a shutdown, read his letter, please. but he goes on to say, as i have so noted many times, mere extension of a continuing resolution has many of the same negative impacts. a short-term continuing resolution exacerbates the uncertainty for my work force and puts us back in the same position on the brink of a shutdown just days from now. can our republican colleagues say that we won't be on the brink of another shutdown in the next few weeks in terms of the legislation they are putting forth? what is the purpose of it? if the purpose is to oppose the president's immigration policy, the court has given you a face-saving way out. if the purpose

melin melinda ballard fell in love with dripping springs and bought these acres. in 1994 she met ron allison. after dating for less than a year, the couple married. >> well, he was everything i had ever wanted in a man. very intelligent, a real go-getter. a workaholic, so we seemed to match up in that regard. just a super guy. >> we both had had the same interests. we both wanted to have a family. i think that was the key. career-wise, but similar interests. >> melinda had been head of her own public relations business, a firm she sold in 1989 but she still continued her career. >> i sat as a board member of a bank and still represent a number of clients that are -- i guess holdovers from my company in new york. >> ron worked in investment banks and was head of corporate finance at his firm. in 1996, melinda gave birth to their son, reese, ron loved being a father and a weekend baseball coach. then, in february 1999, 3-year-old reese developed what seemed like a flu. >> he started having some respiratory problems. and he would have a real hard time catching his br

back in the children's unit drip by drip. 2-year-old barba was tread. she doesn't care what made her ill. she wants it to get better. . >> the new prime minister of greece says the country will not look for a third bail up. >> a four month extension, it promoted backlash. >> reporter: this is the first anti-government protest in athens sense the election, it's coming from series's left. sirz may have won tolerance to experiment. but it is legally and politically bound bit the strait jacket. >> the previous commitments became this one's there are few chainings in words. there's no longer a troika is minimum wage going up. we heard many of the same things smaller governments getting rid of cars. communists took 5% of the vote. it is positioning itself as the new anti-austerity while the opposition did. the communists are more radical. they wanted greece to lead the euro. floating a bill to annul the loans, forcing syriza to vote against it. tension is high within the ruling party with a cabinet bem mer refusing to abide, but there is pressure from europe.

. >> this is the drip drip drip of the health care law.ce its passage, the website was terrible and then the medicare provision was going to cost people money and now this right. this is a problem politically. they got the great benefits from the start and here's more bad news. >> and it is like the government has overhauling one- sixth of the economy. >> we'll talk about something else that is a hot button issue in washington. funding for the department of homeland security runs out this month and the republicans offered a bill to extend the funding and dem's blocked it. they objected to the republican measure that cuts on immigration. where do we go from here? the president used the bully pulpit to say the sky is going to fall and the the terrorist will overrun n us if you don't run the department of homeland security. >> and something that congress is good at. kicking the can down the road. and there is only ten legislative days left for them to come up with a solution to this. it is possible they may fund it another few months before t

. >> back in the children's unit drip by drip this purpose is treated for a stomach infection. she doesn't care what made her ill, he just wants it to get better. >> u.s. president obama signed a bill that gives the department of homeland security one more week of funding. a last-minute voting congress averted a partial shutdown of the agency in charge of internal security. congress has several days to find a longer term solution to problems. >> polls opened in lesotho's general election two years ahead of schedule in a bid to ease political tensions. in august the prime minister accused the deputy and the military of planning to topple him. >> reporter: the people at the voting group are optimistic. they are hopeful they can get a stable government. in 2012 they were here voting for the first coalition government. that government was supposed to be the solution to the long held political upheaval in lesotho. it wasn't. they had the alleged attempted coup last year and here they are again voting for another government. there are fears of some violence but all of the leaders sai

officials say even though it taste bad there's no health risk from dripping dripping it the taste should pass in day or two. >> don't you wonder if salt is getting in there what else is. ? i'm just wondering. >> it's a big deal. >> back to your winter weather authority now. maybe we could get a warmup tomorrow. i never thought 38 would be warmup. but -- (laughter). >> whoo, 38. >> we're getting there. >> okay. that's really the forecast for tomorrow. not as brutal. hard to believe we're talking about not as brutal. lows to night get this will be in the teens. and then tomorrow high temperatures in the upper 30s. that's going to folic a heat of what but it's still blow mid fours where we shall be this time of year and then snow is back in the picture as early as thursday morning for some and it really depends on where you live. but take a look at the numbers this morning. seven in philadelphia. and afternoon high of only 25. once begun the normal this time of year is 46 degrees. but look at the record high for today's date. 74 degrees back in the mid 80s. as far as temperatures right now,

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in the meantime it will drip. >> i would say the volume is incig -- insignificant. >> .00 dot of the water. >> reporter: to business owners and residents asked to conserve it's much more significant. for guerrero this kind of leak is equivalent to 5,000 cups of coffee. as for the hydrant outside his business, the puc says they don't know why it took 46 days to fix. >> in his case i apologized to him and said we want to do better. >> reporter: the hydrant we measured at division has now been fixed. that leak was reported three months ago. melanie woodrow, fox 2 news. >>> the main suspect in the case of that dismembered body that was found inside a suitcase in san francisco is being released from custody tonight. good evening everyone i'm frank some -- somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. word came this afternoon that there simply was not enough evidence to charge the man. the case is still coming together for investigators, david. >> reporter: julie the announce -pl came down from district attorney george, -- announcement came down from district attorney george gascon. here's what the

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i understand it's a drip drip drip. and i also understand the frustration of mr.rs with the media, but the fact remains is that when you put out misinformation or you put out half truths that get reported that's kind of the price you pay. >> by the way, some of these reports say that there were three people in the car, not two. which adds another potential layer of complexity and another potential suspect. >> mark in a case like this how closely do police keep the family in this case the myers family, informed of what's going on given that the police probably don't have all the facts at this point? >> well, this is another thing and i understand. somebody has just lost their wife and the mother of their children. they're obviously going to be distraught. but remember if what's being reported is correct and his son was firing shots, the police are not necessarily going to consider him a victim. they want to know what the facts are. they may be giving him this information. you know the u.s. supreme court has said the police can lie to you and that's good police work

it seems like we're seeing a drip drip drip which might turn into a cascade of problems for the congressman a downtown abbey office then the selling of one of his homes. now there's using campaign funds and taxpayer funds to fly around the world and take interns to concerts. it makes you wonder what's the next story. >> and speaking of the next story, i wanted to talk about hillary clinton's giving a speech in sillyicon valley, this is the slow unveiling of the hillary clinton campaign. >> we haven't heard from hillary in a while so it will be interesting to hear whether she has a new message. she's going to speak specifically to women. silicon valley is an interesting place to reemerge a lot of money out there, a lot of democratic campaign money. one interesting thing about silicon valley while barack obama was able to rake in money from the donors out there, there is a section that has interest in someone like a rand paul tougher line on privacy. this may not be as easy of a cash grab for hillary as it may have been in past years. >> jonathan in terms of silicon valley it would be presuma

i understand it is a drip drip drip and i understand the frustration of mr. myers with the media, but the fact remains is that when you put out misinformation or the half truths that get reported, that's kind of the price that you pay. >> and by the way, some of the reports say that there were three people in the car and not twoo which is going to add another potential layer of complexity and another suspect. >> and how closely do the police keep the family in this case the myers' family what is going on given that the police don't have all of the facts going on at this time? >> well, this is another thing. i understand look somebody has lost their wife and mother of the children and they are going to to be distraught but if what is reported and correct, and his son is firing shots, the police are not going to be considering him a vick tum, they want the facts, and they may be giving him the information, and the u.s. supreme court has said that the police can lie to you and that is good police work. so he does not necessarily have the kind of the seizing the

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. >> back in the children's unit, drip by drip, two-year-old barbara is being treated for her stomach infection. like so many here she doesn't really care what made her ill. she just wants it to get better. paul brennan al jazeera. >> russia's president vladimir putin says he's cutting his staff's salaries by 10%. politicians can also end up with lighter pay packets as the kremlin looks for ways to save money. russia's economy is struggling because of low oil prices and western sanctions over moscow's role in the ukraine crisis. meanwhile a judge in moscow has upheld the sentence of a russian leader who was sentenced to 15 days in custody for handing out leaflets to promote an anti-government protest rally on march 1st. he was the driving force of rallies against vladimir putin in moscow in 2011 and 2012. a woman is starting a six-year jail sentence in hong kong for beating and starving her indian maid. the court found her guilty of 18 charges including bodily harm, assault, and failure to pay wages. meanwhile, the victim welcomed the judgment. she said the jail term is not long enoug

let your faucet drip. that is my money tip. >> we had the drain freeze.backed up and we had to pour boiling water and salt down it. >> let your faucet drip. >> be careful. >>> 16 minutes past the hour. disturbing dash cam video from michigan. an officer standing outside this car that slid off the highway. suddenly another car from nowhere slams into his patrol car and disabled vehicle. what a mess. somehow he narrowly avoids be crushed and thrown into a ditch. the officer is expected to be okay. >> amazing. >>> when will this all stop? it has to stop some time. meteorologist derek van dam. >> over 30 u.s. states currently below normal with regards to temperatures. there is no real end in sight. we have the siberian express responsible for all these shades of white, pink and purple. you can see how that continues to impact the upper midwest to the new england coast through the end of the month and early march. roughly 130 million people today under some windchill advisory warning or deep freeze warning across florida. that spreads to miami, believe it or n

drip by drip 2-year-old barbara is treated for a stomach infection. >> like many she doesn't care what made her ill, she wants it to get better >>> the prime minister of greece says his country will not be looking for a third economic bailout. alexis tsipras made the pledge after german mps backed the rescue package. it provoked a backlash against the syriza party. >> reporter: this is the first anti-government protest in athens since the election. it is coming from syriza's left. they may have won tolerance to experiment but it is legally and politically bound to the same austerity strait jacket as predecessors. >> translation: the previous government's commitments became this government's commitment. we no longer have a troika but the same united nations. -- same institution. is minimum wage going up. we heard more of the same. >> syriza was once smaller. the communist party senses an opportunity, it's positions as an anti-austerity alternative. the communists are more radical than series. they want greece to leave the euro, the european union and n.a.t.o., and are floating a bill fo

. >> back in the children's unit drip by drip two-year-old barbara is being treated for her stomach innext. like so many here, she does not care what made her ill. she just wants it to get better. paul brennan al jazeera. >> mexican police have captured one of the most wanted drug lords la tuta gomez runs the knights templar cartel. the police have been monitoring him for months. we have reports from mexico city. >> one of mexico's most wanted men taken without a shot. gomez known at la tuta, ran the knights knights templar. they went from drug trafficking to extortion of farmers anybody they could squeeze money from put. >> i was a drug trafficker. i took risks. they wanted to steal from me and kidnap my family. i didn't allow that. i don't want to compare myself from anyone in history but why did pancho villa raise his weapons? he was a major criminal. we all know that. history tells us that. but there are things that run off course because there are people who do not establish the rule of law. >> over the past two years the cartel was under threat. first from vigilanties who rose up aga

we went from drip drop with team hakeem, doing that one, you know, drip drop, drip, drip drop. of the episode. sue serio plug your ears, we don't want to spoil it. >> spoiler alert, alert, alert. >> that moment that was really big, you know, one of the characters, jamal, he is gay, and he's been struggling with whether to come out or not because his father did not approve. that will was really big moment. but, we always take a look at some of cookie's finest moments, because i tell you, she has the best lines. little something we like to call cookie bites. listen to this. >> ♪ >> you still got it. you know you still only man i've ever been with. >> well i been with a whole lot of women, cookie. but i was always looking for you in them. >> okay. >> now, that is the line. his line. >> i know, his line. that was smooth. >> but really throughout the episode she had the great ones, so, miss cookie also got a chance to meet the woman in her it, hakeem, boy does she let her know. >> cookie's friend. >> oh, this is my girl, camilla. >> police usual to meet you, cookie. >> i wish coy sa

drip, drip or will -- at a certain point it will pifbt to the other things he's done.erybody loved his work. but he -- somehow that wasn't enough. he had to go and do all these other things. >> and how ironic is it that we're now talking about jon stewart who's stepping down. >> those two stories right there, right below the fold on the front page. >> yeah. two boys from new jersey who made very very good. they both accomplished ee nor musz things. jon stewart changed the way we look at politics t way we cover politics. he made a dent in the university never mind all the people he unleashed on the world, and he did it through so-call ed so-called fake news and annotative news. to a lot of young people that was the news and they're going miss it. >> what does he do now other than have dinner with his family? >> he made a wonderful film obviously, but he's not a classic talk show guy. that isn't really his thing. he's a comic from get-go. everybody would like to get a piece of him. there are people who say, please walk over and take over brian williams' job. he doesn't w

. >> although mike turns the engine off, fuel drips in to the car. >> i saw the fuel dripping out ofi thought if i can get my belts off, i will flip it. >> because he's on his side mike has trouble removing his seat belt. fuel continues to leak, threatening to ignite at any moment. the pit crew rushes to help him. >> they started asking are you all right. i kept telling them, i'm fine but i'm stuck in my seat belt. can you sustain the car so i can release sglit as the crew heaves the car upright it bursts in to flames. the camera continues recording while the fire spreads. >> i was trapped. it crossed my mind i had died. >> when the fire started, i was actually really afraid. i didn't want to lose him that day. >> by the time they got it on all four wheels, it spread pretty quick. i couldn't see anything in front of me except yellow. i said to myself don't panic. if you panic you are slowing yourself down. get out as quick as you can. you have friends and family here today. you don't want to die stuck in a car. >> in the stands, mike's cousin and grandfather can't see if he's okay. >

. >> that blows away drip drop. >> such acute reaction. my goodness she like melled.here. mike said awkwardly funny moment when he asked about the meaning behind the show's big hit song drip drop. you can watch stars try to explain and much more from the interview on our website myfoxphilly.com. >> the show empire highlights family unit like no other. we're talking about children pitting against one another in a request for success but what a real rap mogil feel about it all all. >> hanging out at grammys in los angeles quincy harris found his way into ti s home to get his take. >> reporter: ti is a rapper successful record label owner and family man. some of the same traits held by lucius lions. >> i gave you an anniversary present earlier. >> terrence does a phenomenal job. taraji does a phenomenal job. lee daniels is showing the world in a different way than it's every been seen before. i think the story line could go on forever. >> that story line mirrors him in many ways. his children following in the footsteps in the entertainment business he preaches to them kn

they would have a girl on the cover with honey dripping but our faces weren't on the cover.ere we had like horses on the front cover. we would never put our faces on the cover because they said they couldn't sell it in middle america so we never got the positioning these kids are getting today. so it seems like the singers just got pushed away. it all became rap and they're just not developing as singers singers ♪ >> today, you don't know what's live. you can go to the shows and don't know if they're singing live anymore there's so much stuff going on. back then the groups were incredible and the music was incredible. i get a lot of requests for the 70s stuff. can't do it all for the show. i have to pick and choose. >> and i also pay tribute to george. he produced every one of my hits on the artist. he meant so much to me that i pay tribute to him in my show and i will every show from here on. >> it's time to party. here we go. ♪ >> up next this husband and wife ♪ >> up next this husband and wife team brings therespected. malibu. efficient. safe. smart. when you set out to f

>> i think the drip, drip effect, the iraq story coming out. had he come out and really given a full-throated apology and admitted how wrong he was about the iraq story, i think there would have been less scrutiny on him. but he didn't. and so then we had everybody looking for more smoking guns and all of these other things turned up because nothing dies anymore, it lives forever on the internet. so i think he dug himself into a deeper hole there by not just coming clean immediately. >> now, marisa, you've been reporting on this all day. you have some insight as to how this all went down. why don't you bring us inside nbc news and how this happened. >> i think they wanted to preserve brian's career. i mean look, he's had a long and mostly distinguished career. so i think that there's an effort inside to see if a cooling-off period will let them do that. i mean look, the -- certainly the morning franchise of the "today" show is much more valuable financially but the evening news anchors are really the brand of the news division, the face of the

it is like a drip coffee maker. >> it is great. grounds in there. >> does it taste better. >> that's what people say. and it is nice. it is easy to use the ca ra fe. >> and easy to clean. >> that is easy i like it. >> well that raises your coffee level expectations if you have a french press. >> i am not partial to one item. i like this one. >> thank you very much. and good to see you. and thank you very much. i want to let everybody to know to tune in later for a special look at a new show. strange inheritance with jamie colby. check it out. and new episode starting in 8 o'clock p.m. on the fox news channel. julie bandaras is up next. te-- hi dad. she's a dietitian. and back when i wasn't eating right, she got me drinking boost. it's got a great taste and it helps give me the nutrition i was missing. helping me stay more like me. [ female announcer ] boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. all w

. >> we quickly met, and as we were standing there, we saw a lot of people come up and they were drippingd actually come up from the second floor and the pool had just kind of erupted with water. >> while waiting for the students, jan realizes something is wrong and starts recording on her new video camera. turns out, the sea diamond has gotten too close to shore and has rammed into the rocks, sheering a hole in its side. within half an hour, helicopters and local boats respond to the ship's distress call. >> we were close enough that a lot of boats came to our rescue, but there was no way you could just jump off that cruise ship and swim ashore. it was just too treacherous of a situation from that spot. at that point, we were lifting 20, 30 degrees. >> at this point we were kind of like this and this was upright for us. >> passengers are ordered to get into groups by gender and age. >> they actually said this over the intercom, we're going to be evacuating. it was an actual scene out of the "titanic" movie. it was women and children will be evacuated first. but, you know, we had had the

it's dripping in from here. so... vain. >> how important is the treatment for grace?very important. we hope it helps with what happened invite roe. >> reporter: there's a lot of blood that comes from the core blood, but only part of it is what you need. >> when we collect the core blood, there's only one or 2 billion cells, but only a small fraction are the important cells. there are probably only 20 real stem cells in the whole election. we don't know what they look like. we know that they are in there, and when we give the unit back, they'll be contained in the other criminals. we don't know how to pull them out. beside the 20 or so stem cells, there are a couple of hundred thousands. they have made the decision to be a heart muscle. eyelid, blood or brain cell. when we infuse them back, they are the ones that go damaged organs and do the real job of helping. >> grace is not alone. across the country a little girl does what she loves - swings on the swing and plays with her big sister and mum and dad. 6-year-old grace rosewood can do a hand stand now. >> well done.

. >> did he have bloodsicles dripping down his back?> the cold temperatures might numb you a little so maybe it didn't hurt as much as it would if it weren't so cold. >> actually the cold temperatures make this a lot more dangerous because apparently when your skin gets that cold it could actually more easily tear. >> he is quite clearly hooked. >> look at that. look at him. >> i don't want to look! >> i don't get this hobby this is one that is very difficult to wrap your. >>> i want you all to take a look at this guy. you see him, what do you think he does for a living? >> he's an actor. >> i think he's a musician. >> a librarian. >> i like nick's thought. this guy looks like he could be an actor but actually this man and many others in this video were homeless. the toolbox did a project. they went to the union rescue mission and they gave all these guys a trim and a haircut, and what a difference it mak. before and afters for some of these guys are absolutely dramatic. they don't even look like the same people. what big smiles they al

you know with people trying to, you know the morphine drip is increased just that much. and so on, to a fatal level. or you know, we have people you know starving themselves to death. and all sorts of things that are definitely not the way canadians envision end of life. so what this supreme court ruling does, it empowers a competent individual to have power over their soul. now, it doesn't solve all the terrible circumstances it doesn't deal with dementia or people under the age of 18, for example. and i don't know if -- that there is any answers to those questions. >> you've worked closely with families impacted by this ruling. what kind of a reaction have you gotten from them today? >> well, i met actually, today the family that this ruling is named after. and they were very, very pleased. and i think appreciated that their loved one did not die in vein. that she has left a legacy, so that what she went through other canadians moving forward will not have to go through that. which is dying without assistance. >> canadian member of parliament stephen fisher. pleasure t

the arm and the sword with dripping blood. they said that's not us. so they had given permission to draw up their own patch. so they drew the red, white and blue background with a liberty torch. so that represents a precedent for 442nd regimental come water team. this is one of the models of one of ten camps. this was located 2 hub miles north of loss angererless. 101 of them were incarcerated here in the camp. the camp had a population of about 10,000 people here. way up in the back, you see this statue or obelisk. that was in the cemetery. so they go to a pilgrimage. now we go up to the kavrp annually. about april or may of the year and remember what happened to them during world war ii. i feel america is the greatest country in the world because president reagan gave us an official apology from the white house. everyone that was incarcerated in camp during world war ii had an official apology from the white house. this is not president reagan's signature. this is president bush. we got this o efficient apology and we got a rope ration of $20,000. t

the rest were left to drip in the trackless south china sea. three days later, the pompepino came back through the attack area. and the look out spotted what seemed to be a makeshift raft, the crew was immediately suspicious. >> people in the water and sometimes japanese produce, people end up as decoys and underneath that would be submarine or some other vessel that was going to jump you. >> conditionally we were thinking they were japanese survivors and we were going to shoot them off the ramp. that was the drill. and then one of the men stood up and started waving his big australian hat and calling out in english. >> reporter: it began to dawn on the submariners what had happened. quickly, the crew of the pompenito began to bring the survivors on shore. these gaunt desperate men, under nourished to begin with were suffering from malaria, berry, berry. the harshest imprisonment ever possible. 73 survivors came on board, overcrowded, almost beyond comprehension. regret, none. being torpedoed was suddenly the best thing that had happened to the

fortunately also insulate exposed pipes underneath your home and let your faucets inside the home drip during the coldest period. plus make sure you know how to cut the main water to your house if the pipes do freeze. >> today's cold weather is also posing a hazard along east-west highway at queens chapel road in hyattsville where a water main broke yesterday. the first repair didn't last and crews went back to finish the job today. all lanes are now open. we're told the road is a little icy. you can stay connected with the stormwatch weather team wherever you are. storm watch weather app. the agency is adding stickers to train doors so firefighters will know which doors need special keys to open and which don't? the response of the smoke incident one month ago that left a woman dead and 80 others hurt. today, congress had its chance to ask metro officials what went wrong. there were many questions about ventilation fans that the ntsb said weren't working properly. >> i'm stunned that they needed a policy to remind it the metro rail system must have a ventilation system in good working

about the drip.ctiveness. >> as little as $30, this machine makes good coffee like the single serving. if you want to wake up to the aroma, this is a great way to go. >> we have a mr. coffee similar-type machine. >> similar type and price. it's a little bit better. fully programmable which is nice. one thing we did see here a few user reviews. we talked about breakage. this may not be the last coffee maker you buy. >> maybe doesn't last as long. you have this s urksone. >> this is the best one. it costs $100 and you are paying more but incredible brewing. it has a very big caraffe. 14 cups. >> if you can get it out of there. >> if you brew a lot of coffee this is great. we talked about the convenience and a nice easy pour. with some of the models the coffee spills over the edge and you have that water fall effect. >> that's important. the caraffe. let's move over to the pods. this is all the rage right now. we have first, this one right here is the starbucks machine? >> yes, starbucks. the die-hard s

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