john: charlie brown ever learn from his failures. but we can learn from failure. try and try again. that's our show tonight. ♪ >> and now jon stossel. john: i'm a big failure. i started facebook and it failed really? well sorted. when i was in college i published a guidebook for guys that included a fresh picture girls from neighboring all-girls schools. clearly this was the first facebook. unfortunately al gore has suspended the internet so my facebook was an interactive and useful and also to the girls i was about to get publicity. 60s protests erupted stealing all the attention. my facebook had no publicity. years later mark zuckerberg tried again improving on my idea and now he has $40 billion i don't. but i tried again. i became a tv reporter and that worked out. turns out lots of successful people fail at first. oprah winfrey, steve jobs come the author of dr. seuss. some argue that they were fueled by failure. that's the title of a new book by jeremy bloom. bloom has been a success. you were once an olympic level skier andy played pro-foot all for two nfl teams and yet you sa

a failure? wouldn't say that but no said kirk thomas on twitter and answer to our question about examples of failure turning to success. he wrote your career turning success into fox. thanks kirk, it's good to be here at fox where you get to say what i want to say. glad i tried again. that's our show. see you next week. >>> one town wants helmets on the soccer field. >> i'm calling it a spiritual awakening. >> is it a spiritual awakening to sell boys vacuum cleaners. >> if that's what speaks to them. >> how strict should you be? >> your daughters were not allowed to have a sleepover, be in a school play, complain about not being in the play. >> hold yourself to a higher standard. >> how do we

there are consequences, there are human consequences, to this failure. it's not just that the water looks bad, smells bad, tastes bad. it's unhealthy. and here's a case, again, i hope flint's experience can be a lesson for the rest of the the y, because the way state treated the people of flint was if they didn't matter and allowed this infrastructure to atrophy, allowed the city to atrophy. didn't support redevelopment, didn't support even the basic eed of $140 a day to provide corrosion control treatment in this aging water system. all of that could have prevented this terrible tragedy. but they didn't do it. and so now the state of michigan bears the principle responsibility. i'm doing everything i can to get federal help for this. but the state of michigan bears the principle responsibility and as far as i'm concerned it's up to them to make it right. and to close, then i'll turn it back to my friend, the message that he has been bringing to this congress, when it comes to this question of infrastructure , that flint proves, is that it matters what w

((dave courvoisier)) vanessa, was that a similar failure? ((vanessa murphy)) yes, we're told it was the same result where calls had to be rerouted and callers experienced delays... but the failures are for different reasons. last summer, the problem was outdated technology. last night - there was a technical issue - but this is on new equipment....agai n, the reason is still unclear. ((denise valdez)) > metro police involved in a deadly shooting in the eastern part of the valley. this happened early this morning near charleston and boulder highway. police say they found a man in his late 40's or early 50's with multiple gunshot wounds... he was dead at the scene. police say no arrests have been made yet. if you know anything... call police or crimestoppers./// ((denise valdez)) > a federal grand jury has indicted ammon bundy and his followers... for their involvement in the armed standoff in oregon. federal prosecutors say the indictment involved the 11 people arrested so far and - quote- "others." that could mean the four holdouts still occ

it's a human disaster and a failure of government at every level. in my questioning at last week's oversight and government reform hearing it became very clear that individuals with the e.p.a. knew about the high levels of the -- lead levels in the drinking water for months but failed to communicate this information to the people of flint. even under repeated freedom of information act requests. the bill we are considering today takes important steps to strengthen federal requirements on the e.p.a. to notify the public when concentrations of lead in drinking water are above federal requirements. i'm glad the entire michigan delegation's backing this bill, and i'm committed to continuing to work together to get answers and help the families in flint who need clean water, and for that matter, mr. speaker, learning from this the families in the entire united states to make sure this doesn't happen to them as well. mr. speaker and america, in the 21st century children should not have to worry about safe and clean drinking water. the flint water crisis n

and maybe fall flat on their face. >> failure and a willingness to risk failure is an important part of the creative process. and that part of creativity is useful not just for artistic disciplines, >> they can be scientists, mathematicians, programmers, >> you can find clips if you're left-handed, redheaded. >> and she says the first step to aid and any scholarship is the fafsa, free application for federal student aid. >> private scholarships, you have to fill out the fafsa. and unfortunately, there are so many families that apply for college and for this aid without filling out the fafsa and they are not considered. >> it's created especially for this room in this museum. >> don't be the wrong kind of failure. in denver, nelson garcia, 9news. >> for more information go to www.9news.com and you'll find more information about college goal sunday, the statewide effort that helps people fill out the form. >>> a florida couple has cashed three winning tickets in the powerball. maureen smith and david -- will take the lump sum payment of $325 million. they hid the fact that they'd won u

there are a host of symptoms related to heart failure. the warning signs to lookout for specifically - in tonight's ask the doctor - next. congress doesn't regulate wall street... wall street regulates congress. it's a rigged economy that sends most new wealth to the top 1%. and it's held in place by a corrupt political system where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is funded by over two and a half million small contributions. people who know you can't level the playing field by taking more money from wall street. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. february is american heart and there are a host of symptoms related to heart failure. dr. thomas to is a cardiologist with the renown institute for heart and vascular health. 1 heart failure does not mean the heart has stopped working... but it's working less efficiently for the body. what can this lead to? 2 what are some symptoms of heart 3 is there any way to reverse damage done - without medication? 4 what can we be doing now to avoid heart disease?

failure,u experience you will learn that you can get up.ery ok for my kids to bump and scrape and get back up. i think that is the only way to build character. know true character into you go through crisis and find that you can get back up. , thanka: rosaline koo you so much for being on high flyers. it has been such a pleasure. ♪ >> the following it is a paid presentation of for the minimax charger. >> phoned dead again? your car won't start. it is late. you are alone. introducing the minimax. use it every day to charger all of your devices. best of all, this tiny little device can instantly jumpstart cars, trucks, boats, and more. the secret is the new lithium cobalt battery.

or what caused the failure but foul play has been ruled out. ((roberts: well that was definitely a concern for us last night with everything that's going on in the world today. )) ((kirsten joyce)) the 911 system was replaced in december. the department says it will cost more than 7 and a half million dollars over the next ten years and that the system needed to be replaced because it was outdated./// ((brian loftus)) > a ruling has been made in the sexual assault case against bill cosby.. ((kirsten joyce)) the decision whether to move forward with charges. ((brian loftus)) > plus... concern is spreading.. over the zika virus outbreak.. how airlines are trying to protect its workers./// ((kirsten joyce)) > runners sprinted to get a birds eye view of the big apple. the 39th annual empire state building run-up was held yesterday. small groups ran up .. .get this.. 1- thousand- 576 stairs to the 86th flood observation deck! it takes under a minute to take the elevator up there.. and most can run up it... in about 10- minutes. this is the world's o

metro and the 911 company called airbus are working to figure out how the failure happened. say they have heard from people expressing their anger over the 911 failure which may have left some callers waiting 30 to 50 minutes. here's what assistant sheriff tom roberts told us: it is unclear how many callers were

many looking in from the outside who will think they are a failure. >> well, i think they are a failure. russia is supposed to be one of the sponsors in this process, yet they're bombarding the very people on the ground who are attending these talks, these opposition very angry not just of the russians but the americans for not being tough enough now two sources told me that the americans have been trying to reassure people that they're going to put pressure on the russians. those two sources told me that they've been told that the u.s. secretary of state john kerry has been trying to ring his russian counterpart sergei lavrov, and the sources told me that sergei lavrov has not returned john kerry's calls. that shows the state of relations here those two men built this process, and it's not looking at all good about those talks. yesterday postponed them for three wreaks, but will they happen in three weeks? many observers here believe that russia is going to continue along with the syrian government this intensified bombardment. will you be able to get the opposition back after that hap

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secondly, failure is a part of the process. you can't be successful without what's you tripping because you failed for? do you understand that's a part of the process? you have to fail in order to my legacy, i think it will be fine. i don't think this father will i think he's going to show me some other things, things i don't know yet. it's about changing lives. these lives together there is got to be a way to rally men to stop this killing. it takes black men to change black boys. >> a big part of what you'veh young black men in this country is that they don't have someone just saying i believe in you. something as simple as looking at them and seeing their value.e transformative. >> i can't tell you how many young men have my number that i've men toward, i give advice to the semipitchers when theyuate. in the military send me their grades. all i got to do is just text them say man, i'm proud of you, man. let me know how that went.hey get in a real jam, give me a call, man. let me know. hold on. i'm busy today can we talk tomo

i'm seeing some delays on other to overall system failure. that's because other switching issues or over all traffic. so just double with before you head out. things looking good on roads, route 193 south wide open, a a little bit sluggish right now on the expressway on morrissey boulevard and exit 13, freeport street, volume remains heavy and steady. over to live drive times, 26 minutes on pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave, 21 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 29 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. sara and gene, back to you. >> sara: all right, julie, two and a half hours ago michael henrich broke the news on twitter that the problem had been fixed. he continues our live team coverage at south station. michael, you talked with amtrak about how they actually fixed the signal issue. >> michael: i just spoke with them again because initially they told me they don't know why the signal system broke. i asked them what timetable would be for the investigation, and they said after working for eng

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you are clearly not someone who's deterred by failure. you are continually inspirational with different audidices and markets. what's been your greatest teacher? >> first of all, failure is a wonderful teacher. i've learned a lot. secondly, failure is a part of the process. you can't be successful without failing. what's you tripping because you failed for? do you understand that's a part of the process? you have to fail in order to succeed. my legacy, i think it will be fine. i don't think this father will leave me. i think he's going to show me some other things, things i don't know yet. it's about changing lives. i got to do something to get lives together there is got to be a way to rally men to stop this killing. it takes black men to change black boys. >> a big p pt of what you've noted with young black men in this country is that they don't have someone just saying i believe in you. something as simple as looking at them and seeing their value. you think tran be transformative. >> i can't tell you how many young men have my numbe t

he is a professional failure, a failure as an officer, something less of what is desirable as a husband or father. lee is not at all easy with himself and within himself in 1860. he is also pretty nearly broke. robert e. lee will never have money or own property. he's an army officer. he has lived off the army most of his career. the plantation, the great house in arlington, the cusses point custus plantations belong to his wife's father who will leave it to his other sons. when his father-in-law died the arlington plantation was run down. the slaves were working when they felt like it. they were running away and it cost a lot of money to send it -- send slave catchers to get them to bring them back. the other plantations were also run down. lee had to spend with precious -- what precious savings he had from his inheritance from his mother to bring this plantations backup to par so they can be profitable enough to leave his sons good homes. lee used of what money he had by 1860 trying to provide his children inheritance from the grandfather. those are the men on the eve of the war that

. >> reporter: could it have been a bomb or failure to the plane. a plane in honolulu, torn from the seats. while in 2011, a plane lost part of its roof. metal fatigue was blamed and then attempted richard reed tried to detonate explosives in his shoes. and in 2009 on a detroitplain had explosives in his underwear, the device failed. news no shrapnel has been foundse is unclear but the country is home to al qaeda- qaeda- qaeda-linked extremists. experts say had this plane been flying at a higher altitude,ve suffered the same catastrophic fate. nbc news, >>> wow. punxsutawney phil may have predicted an medicine lake it was a brisk pretty radical, dude. could you do that? >> no, but i'd love to.that before. >>> let's talk about the southeast where we have all the still bad rain along the south carolina coast.specially north florida as we go through the day today. heaviest rains right now, south carolina from charlson to myrtleing the day, the front is going to try to inch there's the storm as we go throughout the afternoon. and melbourne area possibly

. >> i would ask each member of the panel to give me two examples of success with the failure. >> i'll start. two examples first of all, this fighting season rehab talked about the problems we have seen in the concerns when it fell to the taliban. if formal we have seen from other elements that one of the course we don't cover to do a very good job to address the dynamic security environment to have the television and threats to deal with with those operations across multiple aspects in fe dead quite well. i would also say that that was a display and in particular that they be shipping capability to support that is a critical aspect in their were critical after temporarily fell to the taliban and it has been critical in partner operations liken cantar to disrupt in the indian subcontinent. >> with that special operations capability in particular. in with this fighting season but the other aspects of what we do to be very big successes. to have a partner who was focused to have control but they are prone to corruption in one sense to work together but that being said it is a significant

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once all the troubleshooting was done it appears at this time that the -- there was a system failure in the programming. >> commuter cautiously happy saying past experience makes them a little bit skeptical. >> we'll be watching the incident all day today to make sure that afternoon trains are way home. >>> the big question remains what caused this system failure to begin with. that's something amtrak says they continue to investigate. at this point they have no information that it is anything malicious. live this morning from south station. new england." umass am hearst are search for two gunmen who they say assaulted a student on campus. >> campus intruder alert. in place. the two men with a gun attacked a male student and then took off. they gave the all clear after determining the suspect were no longer on suspect. >>> they were from out of town in clear by had information that people saw them getting in a vehicle and leaving. they were in fact running from the building. getting in a vehicle and leaving gone. >>> the victim was treated at the hospital for a cut to his head. >>> a

emily: failure is okay, right?is idea that failure is ok is one of the more destructive memes in the valley. i think that failure is always a problem. when a company fails it is always a tragedy. it is often damaging for the people who go through it. emily: what is your biggest failure? peter: there are definitely some things that have worked better than others. but, on the whole, i have always been resilient. i always have come back. emily: i know you have thought a lot about the extension of human life. and you think that you may live until 120. peter: i certainly hope to, yes. emily: what are you doing differently? are you taking immortality pills? some super exercise regimine? peter: i have invested in biotech companies. i think on the nutrition side, there are some very basic things that can be done. you should not eat sugar. that is the one nutritional rule. emily: do you not eat sugar? peter: i still eat some, but not as much as i used to. emily: what do you need more of? peter: i do the paleo diet. that doe

the first one has to do with an i-p failure... coming up tonight at 11... we'll show you the other reason he believes the system may have crashed. reporting live cyndi lundeberg fox 5 news local metro says the offsite call center will be open next month... should the system fail again it will help assist the main call center. during todays press conference they did rule out a hack... saying their firewall was never compromised. fox5 is your election fox5 is your election headquarters. today is one week until the republican caucus. so... the nevada republican party held a training event for the latino community. their goal is to make sure voters know where to go on caucus day... as well has how to caucus. the republican party is making a big effort to reach out to the latino community, to all communities, to valley. the republican caucus is on tuesday february 23-rd. and... the democratic caucus is this saturday february 20-th. we will bring you a special edition of fox five news at five -- saturday night. we'll have live coverage of the results and the cand

that there was a system failure in the programming. it is one of the most complex corridor that amtrak has. >> reporter: passengers originally plan egg to alter their morning commute, thrilled the fix came in just under the wire. but they admit there is still... they are still a little skeptical. >> we were chat tagt train station. talking about how we got home. thank god it is working. we are glad it is friday. we will be watching the internet all day today. to make sure that the afternoon trains are running correctly and on their way home. report t big question remains what caused the system failure in the first place? amtrak says that is something they continue to investigate. they say at this point, nothing about it appears malicious. in south station, victoria warren, 7 news. >> sarah: now your weekend forecast. it is, indeed, the weekend. a warm-up is actually, on the way. chris lambert has details. it looks sunny out there right now, chris. >> chris: it is. that sunshine beginning to get filtered out just a little bit the sunshi

what's behind the failure. but so far... it has not changed its statement from yesterday... where it said... "we continue to expect that -9- out of -10- taxpayers... will receive their refunds within -21- days." local taxpayers ... are skeptical: - ---- "it's going to be hard but all we got to do is sit back and wait. we play the waiting game till they get the glitch out i guess." ----- "you get used to government type things being behind and slack and things of that nature, but yeah, it's a little shocking to hear they don't have their game together at this point." ----- tax preparers encourage you... to continue to file. they can save your information...securely... in their system... and when the i-r-s... e-filing...is back on-line...they'll process your return. in a 7 news statehouse watch... senators are working on a bill to make sure -you- can see what happened ... in controversial police cases. year-old zachary hammond by seneca police ... for example. police did not release this video for months. the bill says law enforcement would have to get a judge's approval ... t

there is a failure. it is a failure of everybody except the government of the syrian republic. those who have the responsibility of this failure on the saudis, the turks and the qataris. they are the real handlers and masters of the group >>> riyadh hijab from the opposition say the regime is responsible for the alfailure of the geneva talks. >> translation: someone who wants a political solution and wants negotiations wouldn't carry out these kind of attacks on people there and let them starve to death. we know the regime drove the negotiations in geneva to a failure and will do it again in this political process. we came to geneva and were keen to make it a success and prove that we were serious about it, but it seems he doesn't want it to be a success >>> iraq is responsible for two attacks in ramadi which left 13 soldiers dead. the fighters are inclining to-- clinging to one sigh. in fallujah thousands of civilians are trapped and basic supplies are running out. >> reporter: it is the second largest city, very important and under occupation by i.s.i.l. for over a year now.

but his failure to strongly david duke on cnn may hurt the donald. while he did reduke him back in august trump seemed to stumble sunday morning. >>> i didn't even know he endorsed me. all right. i disavow. give me a list of groups and i'll let you know. >> i'm just talking david duke and the ku klux klan. >> honestly, don't know david he other candidates quickly pounced. >> we cannot be a party that nominates someone who refuses to condemn white supremacistse ku klux klan. we cannot be a party that does that. >> we don't have any white for white supremacists in the united >> and trump was again on the defensive with nbc's chuck todd on a retreat quote, italian leader muse lee know. he said he likes italian quotes. we'll find out how he feelrow with a slew of can contests. the latest nbc news "wall street donald trump with a 17% lead. he also holds a healthy lead while rubio trails at 19%. in texas. the senator manages to sflip the numbers at 39% to trump's 26%. if that turns into a surge of it remains to be seen in tomorrow's showdown. >>> on the de

. 6 million people suffer with heart failure in the country. >> what causes heart disease or heart failure? >> heart failure is a manifestation of heart disease. one of the most common causes is coronary artery disease which is plaque in the arteries. if you suffer a heart attack and that causes enough damage that can reduce the heart's ability to pump blood it needs. there are things like valve disease other diseases that affect the muscle itself. >> diabetes? >> yes. high blood pressure. sleep apnea. >> why sleep apnea? >> that causes -- it to me to increase in blood pressure and then they can increase the the heart. it needs to be treated. >> you have some tips for our viewers on how to keep things under control. and have a healthier heart >> there are seven steps. american heart association calls them the simple seven. monitor your blood pressure. 120/80 or less. watch your cholesterol and keep that less than 200 blood sugar and keep that less than 100. get active. walk at least 150 minutes a week and eat heart healthy. have a diet that has lean protein and fruits and vegetables. whole

talk to your doctor about heart failure treatment options. because the more you know, the more likely you are... (dog whimpering) now weekend edition.> ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > we're learning more about zika infections here in the u-s... already spreading quickly in latin america and the caribbean. the cdc says it's confirmed 9 pregnant women with the zika virus in the us. all were infected while travelling to areas where the virus is circulating. of those cases, two women had healthy babies, two had miscarriages and two terminated their pregnancies. one child was born with severe microcephaly, a condition that leaves babies with abnormally small heads. the cdc says doctors are continuing to monitor the two us pregnancies which so far appear to be without complications. earlier this week us health officials said they're investigating more than a dozen reports of sexually transmitted cases./// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > the number of people caught up in the theft of tax- payer data last year is seven times larger than originally thought. last

a final lesson, the externalities of large bank failures can be massive. am not talking about just the fiscal cost of bailout. even with the 2008 bailout, the cost to society from the crisis in terms of lost jobs, lost income and lost wealth were staggering. many trillions of dollars and devastation for millions of families. failures of large financial institutions pose massively to society that policymakers must consider. we had a choice in 2008. spend taxpayer money to stabilize large banks, or don't. and potentially trigger many trillions of additional costs to society. of ade analogy is that nuclear reactor. the cost to society of letting a reactor meltdown is astronomical. governmentsost, will do whatever they can to stabilize the reactor before they lose control. regulatory reforms since the crisis of focus both on making banks safer so they are less likely to fail, and on creating tools to resolve troubled banks on creditorssses without destabilizing the economy. based on lessons from the recent crisis, i evaluate these restructuring tools by asking

again, this was a failure of government. a key failure of government. and just as this crisis was a failure at every level, the effort to make things right must be a cooperative effort at every level as well. the safety and well-being of our citizens is not a republican or a democrat or an independent issue, it's a human issue, it's an american issue that affects americans' lives. politicizing this tragedy won't solve the problem and it won't help the children of flint. i make my commitment, mr. chairman, i make it to you, mr. kildee, as well. this will be an effort that's bipartisan. you've seen our delegation step up even with legislation to assist in this deal. i hope today's hearing will begin to shine the light on how this tragedy happened, who is involved, how we can make it right and how we can never let it a again so we can move forward together to fix and ensure that this american ideal that allows people to be free, safe, secure, and upwardly mobile happens to a great degree by principles developed in this hearing. mr. chairman, i thank you an

talk to your doctor about heart failure treatment options. because the more you know, the more likely you are...v (dog whimpering) >>> an off-duty nypd officer was killed in an early morning hit-and-run sunday. 25-year-old officer vincent harrison was standing on the shoulder of the new jersey turnpike after he was involved in a minor accident with another car. another car accidentally struck him. that driver initially stopped but then fled the scene. they found the driver and are determining appropriate charges. >>> chuck schumer is leading the fight in the increasingly shrinking airline seats. it's dropped from 35 inches in the '70s to 16 irns today and passengers are like sardines. he wants the faa to establish seatline guidelines and introduce an amendment. >>> it was a race to the top this weekend, well, of the rock that is. yesterday was the eighth annual climb to the top where nearly rockefeller center all 66 flights. the event raised nearly $99,000. >>> now it's time for some business news. disney announced yesterday that the u.s. the

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or what caused the failure but foul play has been ruled out. ((roberts: well that was definitely a concern for us last night with everything that's going on in the world today. )) ((vanessa murphy)) the 911 system was replaced in december. the department says it will cost dollars over the next ten years. and that the system needed to be replaced because it was outdated.... in fact, there was a 911 failure on that old system last summer. same types of problems for callers. reporting live, vanessa murphy 8 news now. ((dave courvoisier)) vanessa, they don't know what went wrong... so theoretically this could happen again. ((vanessa murphy)) dave, the assistant sheriff says it's unlikely this would happen again. there is increased monitoring and staffing on hand to help...and to also, again, figure out what caused the problem. reporting live, vanessa murphy, 8 news now.// ((dave courvoisier)) a controversial convention opens in las vegas ... putting the spotlight on trophy hunting here in the u-s and abroad. ((denise valdez)) the safari club intern

adding he blames the emergency call system failure in part for the destruction. juan - the fire escalated in 2 - 3 minutes metro says while weeks later they cannot pinpoint the cause of the failure... they are implementing changes to hopefully avoid another outage including enhanced monitoring of the 911 system... new protocols for anyone working inside the call center... and also reminding employees that they are prohibited from connecting outside devices ... like cell phones... to department computrs. jon it doesnt add up that a usb device of some sort would cause an entire ip server to go down the way that it did metro says they've learned from the crash saying it's strengthed the system. department uses was purchased in december for more than two million dollars... jon- it kind of baffles me that they spent so much money and youd think theyd be prepared for this type of scenario jon theres a lot of things that could have been done to prevent such a thing from happening its technology it can fail its our hope that weve taken all precautions to prevent that jon

talk to your doctor about heart failure treatment options. because the more you know, the more likely you are... (dog whimpering) korean new year... or otherwise known as the lunar year the new year doesn't officially start until monday... but traditionally it's celebrated in the days leading up to and following the holiday the celebration was held at valley church in west des moines. people had the chance to learn about korean culture, try traditional food and even watch a tae kwon do demonstration. organizers say it's a good way for those who don't know much about the korean culture to learn more... 070928 - this does seem to attract a lot of people who are korean american adoptees, so sometime they are from small towns in iowa so this is a great opportunity to drive into des moine and get to experience the culture, even if it is just for one year - christina chung, 20-16 is the year of the monkey monkeys were also the topic of conversation at the science center of iowa.... the blank park zoo along with du pont poineer, des moines universit

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pinpointing the exact failure of the new system - they have ruled out a computer hack. meanwhile they've increased monitoring and technical staff- and they are building a back up dispatch center that should be ready by march. "natsound of ax" juan says he appreciates metro's apologies - but it still doesn't change the fact that he and his family now has nowhere to live. "anxiety anger im thinking about all the losses im thinking about my little sister i told her about our dog that died." i called juan earlier today to see how he was doing - he says at this point he is more disappointed more than angry - and may consult with an attorney to talk about what sort of compensation he can get. he says the firefighters have not come back to him yet with a cause for the fire. meanwhile here... reporting live ophelia young fox 5 news local las vegas. metro also says it is working on a back up 911 dispatch center - but it wont be ready until spring. we'll have more on the possible legal fallout... later in this newscast during "inside the law" with legal analyst a man who died ove

failure is a badge of success. right?ou go through so you build character. out in asia it is all from confucius. my mom is very confucius. there is a fear of failure here. the u.s. started much sooner. because there is none of your failure, there are entrepreneurs. here you almost have to be a rebel and countercultural to rebel against the culture you -- of you don't want to lose. the u.s. got a head start but i believe asia will catch up. look at alibaba. it is bigger than all the u.s. firms. i'm so proud of that. haslinda: are you more accepting of failure? is it ok for your daughter or your son to fail? rosaline: yes. i want them to experience life. unless you experience failure, you will not learn that you can get up. it's very ok for my kids to bump and scrape and get back up. i think that is the only way to build character. you don't know true character until you go through crisis. and you find that you can get back up. haslinda: thank you so much for being on "high flyers." rosaline: pleasure. ♪ . . announcer: "bri

. >> it's a setup for failure. this regulation is a setup for failure and we'll definitely challenge it. >> reporter: you can weigh in with your opinion on these proposed rules starting tomorrow and lasting for 60 days of comments to go to the public hearings or to find out how to weigh in without going to them, go to the dgnra website. emily turner, kpix 5. >>> another case of an uber driver in trouble with the law. this time, the driver is accusedded of losing his cool at -- accused of losing his cool at san jose international airport. kpix 5's kpix 5's veronica de la cruz is in the newsroom with those details. veronica. >> reporter: yeah, ken. this happened last thursday and we just got some photos about 30 minutes ago. police say the uber driver was spotted speeding through the airport drop-off. a witness decided to follow him until he stopped outside an airport rental car facility. when confronted, police say the driver got out and roughed the man up. the victim snapped a picture which may have led to the scuf

the failure was due to a faulty design rendering the seal sensitive to a number of factors. those factors include the effects of temperature, physical dimensions, the character of materials, the effects of reuse and processing, and the reaction of the joint to dynamic loading. more detailed analystes are contained in volume 3 of the report of the presidential commission on the space shuttle challenger accident. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national able satellite corp. 2016] these were both very popular 1979. in 1976 and but these are movies about history. t american >> brooklyn law school professor talks about his book invent bid law arguing that alexander graham bell is solely remembered as the history. inve the telephone despite the contributions of others, because he secured a patent onopoly. we look back at the 1992 presidential campaign and arkansas governor bill clinton second place finish and his positioning as the comeback kid. young and we is don't know yet what the final tally will be. i think we know enough to say ne

he said, we have reduced the probability of failure, and also we have reduced the cost of failure by enforcing the banks to have more capital and have more that they can e-mail him before the taxpayers. do you disagree with those? mr. kashkari: i agree with the first that we reduced the large banks running into failure. is not justuble it the bailout. it is inflicted across society. think about an analogy, the nuclear reactor. the fukushima disaster. they built a wall so high. the question is, is the wall high enough? second, how devastating is it to society if the reactor floods? i don't think the second point we had dealt with that adequately. mr. wessel: ok. what do you think, do you agree? no.kohn: i certainly share the objective of ending too big to fail that is allowing any large financial institution to fail, with minimal damage on the financial system and economy, you absolutely have to do that. that is part of a market system. you have to be ready not only to reduce profits but to fail. -- youring that you are shareholders and creditors have to be ready to lose money. we sha

failure to keep all regulated asbestos containing material adequately wet... and failure to seal all asbestos containing material in leak-tigig contntners. kcrg t-v nine's forrest saunders was at the hearing today in des moines and joins us live. forrest, how is the district feeling? the words both the district and contractor have been using... disappointed. on the other hand, the many construction workers who helped renovate washington high school, concerned about expose, will tell you something totally different. geoff walker was one of thehe more than 20 wash construction workers who showed up at tuesday's epc meeting. not much makes this cry. but, thinking about posure to asbestos got him choked up. "i definitely worry about my health. i worry about my kids because i took it home with me."that concern became elation. commissioners unanimously agreed to bring the attorney general in on both cases. "the system is working because we were all afraid that it was going to be brushed underneath the carpet." abatement specialties declined comment on the ruling oth

change of address, and failure to register as a sex offender. finally we are trying to locate justin fohmann. a 31 year old male.. 5 foot 7... 145 pounds. he is wanted for : civil order for non-support if you see any of these fugitives, you can call (828) 255-5050 again (828) 255- 5050 thanks for being here. remember, you can also go to the "fugitive files" section of w-l-o-s dot com to see all of the suspects we've featured. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 actor bill cosby is expected back in court today in philidelphia. a judge could decide whether to dismiss a sexual assault case against cosby over an unwritten promise of immunity. a former prosecutor says he gave cosby's now-deceased lawyer his word. cosby is charged with drugging and violating a former temple university athletic department employee. 3 3 3 it is back to the drawing board for asheville city school officials. they met with parents last night about restructuring hall fletcher elementary. as we have reported, many people have spoken out against change, saying it would divide their school communit