fam, you have an important guest with us today. would you introduce them? [laughter] >> this is the very first mta board meeting. it's great. [laughter] >> this is my wife and my youngest son. >> thank you. thanks for being here. (applause) >> thank you, mr. haley. good afternoon. >> i'd like to say it's an honor to be here and a honor to be a member of the great team, sfmta team. i believe in our work and i believe in our agency. and i think we all really pull together. people were scared. they were frustrated. they were tired, cold, and hungry. and we were a family out there that night. so, thanks once again. >> thank you. (applause) >> thank you all. i'll finally introduce scott jefferies who was the control center manager, [speaker not understood] who was the supervisor at [speaker not understood]. and [speaker not understood] who is in charge of the service [speaker not understood]. thank you. >> thank you all. thanks again. mr. reiskin? >> moving on, a couple updates. as you know, we started the enforcement of the parking meters on sunday at the begin

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it is so to protect our freedom and fament fam if necessary from tyranny. that's why we need the amendment. neither rain, sleet or snow. that used to be the mantra of the postoffice. that may not stop mail delivery. it is it a lack of money to prevent you from getting saturday mail. the post mastir general explains why they will stop deliveries and pick ups on saturday. to give perspictive. a typically large organization has cash on hand and quick ability and two months worth of the cash to cover operating cost. in october, the postal service had less than four days of cash on hand. that is it scary . this business to be in. >> no, the problem that the poistal. congress gets in the middle of what they are doing. like closing a rural outpost that serves one customer every three days. that is controversial. but any time congress gets involved in the delivering of the letter and dictate what should issue a practical business decision . just remember it niver ends well. i have a position. print up more of the elvis stamps, man . sell that, that , would put you

shocking revelations of needless deaths in a british hospital there are still no signs of action the fam. of friends of hundreds of patients who died due to neglect a calling for criminal action to be taken against those responsible and the former chief of another hospital says he was paid harf a million pounds not to talk about a similar situation elsewhere for has been following the scandal. but in the latest twist we've seen an n.h.s. whistleblower come out and say that he was forced to quit after he'd raise concerns about issues that he said endangered patient safety but this latest revelation comes on the back of the francis report that we saw last week now that was looking into the scandal that happened at mit stuff which hospital where it's thought more than a thousand patients could have died between two thousand and five and two thousand and eight as a result of inhumane and degrading treatment warrant food stuff and hospital in september of two cents tonight used to disaster people you know to be probably. a little bit too it's one of. those that was left. on the floor we've be

texas welfare is monitoring the fannel fam.seeking his return to russia but has problems with alcohol and that may be the reason they were taken away in the first place. >> this is it a tit-for tat for russia. >> touch i politically . russian lawmakers and officials are expressing outrage familiaring the death of the three year old . reaction is extreme with the russian officials accusing the texas mom with murder. the've the law banning adoption passed last year with officials arguing that the kids are not safe here and 19 children have died over several years . want u.s. state department is urging patience while the texas case moves forward. >> let me underscore it is it a terrible tragedy that the child has died; but none of us not here or anywhere in the world should jump to conclusions until the have had a chance to investigate. >> u.s. officials see ban as retaliation for a bill passed in the u.s. senate targeting russian officialings for human right's violation. >> molly, thank you. >> it is the most iconic image of worl

is he targeting police officers and their fam state police why the authorities think their suspect is biggest snowstorm in a decade. bringing with it more than two feet of snow. on track for the northeast, right now. 14 states under winter warnings. four states on blizzard watch. sam is tracking it all. >>> and breaking this morning, jackpot. the golden ticket for almost $250 million for last night's huge powerball lottery. we'll tell you where the winner is, right now. ♪ i'm on top of the world ♪ >> good morning. >>> our big announcement about robin. she's been setting her alarm clock earlier every day. joining us at the studio behind the scenes to get back in the morning groove. her doctors say she's ready. and we can't wait. when is she back on "gma"? we'll tell you this morning. ♪ i'm on top of the world ♪ >>>

. >> reporter: their parents filled us in on the rare fam him -- family time they got to spend with theirchildren. >> we went for a walk together. it was fun. >> reporter: it sparked a change in the entire household. >> to see that she is that obsessed with it, i was surprised. >> we're going to probably have some conversations, my husband and i, in terms of maybe some phone tree times of the day or -- hannah's shaking her head behind you. >> it was worth it for me to see how much of a withdrawal he had and for me to share it with my friends and for them to say i don't think i can and i started during the week putting my phone away a little more. >> reporter: in the end, they all made it. nobody died but even so, these teens all agree they will never try it this again. >> i just, i just want to give up. because i am really bored. >> oh. [ laughter ] >> an experiment only, right? i think it's good. a good lesson and you look at how things are going to be. >> i never made it. i never had one until i was 30. >> they making cars where the seat rests and the back have tvs for the kids? everyth

tough ending just from the beginning of it all to the end, it was awful.e1 >> reporter: can i get your fams karenok? >> yes. >> thank you for sharing your story. >> okay. thank you, everyone.Ñihtw3 >> i would imagine it could have been thursday but i'm telling you at the time there was nobody renting that cabin. >> did you tell individuals -- >> we did not find any forced entry.ue1 >> reporter: do you believe he picked that cabin because it was close to where the station was, where the press conferences were happening? double he planning another attack or the shoot-out just happened -- >> at this point that would be speculative and we'll comment on that later as the investigationlpe1 unfo oq"" $eh! unfolds. >> reporter: we spoke to people in that neighborhood who sayt( nobody ever knocked on their door. that cabin was a vacation i] rental. c] the people who were renting ite1 cleaning it, just surprised mr. dorner there. it doesn't sound like you guys were there and completely cleared that area. >> i can tell you that the cabin in questione1 had not been rentedt( out since feb as i said ther

the race ended with post-event awards and activities for the entire fam linchts coming up next, local proving you're never too old to defense yourself. introduced you to the martial art and the people using it to make us bay area proud. >>> plus, an eye opening study. the vitamin that could reduce a child's risk of autism when taken at a certain time. >>> and the massive show in rome today for the out going pope. >>> dens of thousands of people crowded st. peter's square on this sunday for one of pope benedict's final public appearances. >> the pope will step down 11 days from now setting in motion the search for a new leader and maybe a new direction for the catholic church. nbc's anne thompson is at the vatican with more. >> reporter: for more than 50,000 people this was the only place to be. ♪ a global village of the faithful and curious in st. peter's square to say thank you and good-bye. >> i definitely wanted to come and witness it. >> reporter: 20-year-old thad from georgia has a flag. in six different languages benedict addressed the crowd. >> thank you. >> reporter: in german

the president flying solo without the fam in florida and teaming up with tiger on the links.luable tips. the most value about one, erase all your text messages. that's the first thing do you. >> vice president joe biden is spear pr heading a push for president obama's gun control proposal. the advise he gave to a woman worried about protecting her home. >> if want to protect yourself, get a double barrel shotgun, walk out on the balcony. >> here we go. >> fire two blasts. >> his point. >> you don't need an ar-15. harder to aim and use and in fact you don't need 30 rounds to protect yourself. >> of course, you could just write it off as -- >> gosh, joe biden being joe biden. >> reporter: alec baldwins legendary temper may have reared its ug hi led again. >> threatened their reporter and a racial slur at their photographer. >> because baldwin is now accuseed of yelling a racial slur, the case turned into more than that nasty temper. >> alec baldwin the hate crime investigation. >> both men timed complaints against one another. >> i'm in charge. you're not, and i can tell you th

today, ox fam said many food traders fled the region as the french troops advanced, causing food priceso rise as much as 20%. >>> iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad joked today that he would be willing to be the first man iranians sent into space. it came after their news agency said the country had successfully sent a monkey into orbit. you may remember that story, but john mccain got involved in this. he got onto the twitter and said, quote, so ahmadinejad wants to be the first iranian in space. wasn't he just there last week? i can warn you, calling people monkeys can be problematic. after receiving some criticism about the tweet, mccain tweeted again, clarifying it was a joke and telling people to lighten up. >> it has been 550 days since the u.s. lost its top credit rating. what are we doing to get it back? president obama signed an act that allows the house to pass a budget by mid-april or their pay will be weld. >> and today, the six-day hostage stand' off in alabama is over tonight. the 5-year-old boy named ethan is safe. he's in a hospital tonight with his family. the abduct

when i came to congress in 1996, the phrase i kept hearing from the other side was fam lu values. -- family values. and you can kind of, we all had a sense, probably a varied sense, of what that means. you don't hear that phrase anymore. what you hear in its place is republican principles. and it turns out that there is really one fundamentally important republican principle, and that is smaller government, lower taxes. i think it's one, not two. it's really one. and that turns out to be much more difficult to deal with than the vaguer notion of family values. what i've tried to do in this book is spinning topics -- is pick topics to consider that are not those that are like abortion, gay marriage, even immigration. those things that are so deeply buried in our sort of fundamental attitudes toward the world that, you know, you would expect them to be very, very difficult. so what i did was to pick, i tried to pick four topics, substantive topics where in the past we used to be able to compromise differences across the aisle. not always easy, don't get me wrong. but, and that was of t

. >> the fam loin shore is probably worst at all, because those on the ship know they are okay, but the family has heard one thing, a fire and nothing else. and they are caught in this turmoil of wondering and fearing and probably imagining the very worst and only the follow-up text that we are on the way back. it would have been very stressful. >> and we talked about the fire situation and fire obviously and the question is severe or not severe and real questions about that. i have seen a lot of documents about the cruises, but they always imemphasize the fire dri and the crew is so ready, so ready, but it is something like that makes you think, are they? what are the backup plans? that i think is a really crucial question. >> brian brunz is with us, and he is a former member of the cruise confidential, and are cruises ready for fires? >> well, just because they are like a hotel, it does not mean they are like that. these people are sailors. they have to take training and learn how to manage crowds and it does not matter if english is the second or the third or the fourth language and

profiteers in this particular story, um, were the bronsons from canada who bought seagrams and some of the fam family funded respectful institutions in canada. they got their start through prohibition and pushed sometimes aggressively competitors aside. so they had this questionable origins and completely went legit. >> interesting. the california wine industry also got a huge boost from prohibition. they would set out casks with warning labels which said warning after six months, if this liquid is -- this grape juice is allowed to sit for six months, it will become alcohol and illegal. and people bought it -- [laughter] and they really expanded the industry. it was wine which has a lot of volume unlike whiskey. so that was part of the item sis or the fertilization of the california -- [inaudible] >> if anyone went to san francisco, the cocktail of choice is a sort of campari-type liqueur, and it could convince anyone that this wasn't alcohol because it's so spicy and so dark that it's some kind of herbal medicine. and quite a lot of alcohol's not made that way. the other one, of course, is th

and they had this fam--theme.. the stock as fallen 50% since this man has been taken over.int. they could be more for a target, less like a series. i think that ultimately could be a winner. less than a sears & roebuck. -- >> jacqueline: nearly 70's in santa rosa. 66 in napa. below 64 the peninsula and the south bay and a bit cooler along the coast. from the san mateo coast, what a pretty picture. no clouds. clear, overnight. the satellite and writer, with clear conditions and building offshore. the satellite and--radar.. clear skies and please the conditions. not much fog performing. and very similar to what we saw. not much fog-forming. and a warming trend that will bring our temperatures back into the 70's! first, let us take a look the fog. the far inland. still, down to the south bay. mostly clear skies and the wind will keep the fog at bay. also, temperatures will be mainly in the low 40's overnight. 30's through the north but. 37 and pleasanton, 35 in livermore. 44 in oakland. ford is in san francisco and it will be 60s once again. 60s and palo alto. 60s in cupertino

the president, flying solo without the fam in florida and teaming up with tiger on the links. >> tigerve the president some very valuable tips. the most valuable one? erase all your text messages. that's the first thing you do. >> vice president joe biden is spearheading the push for president obama's gun control proposal and here is the advice he gave to a woman who was worried about defending her home. >> if you want to protect yourself, get a double barrel shotgun. >> oh, joe. >> walk out on the balcony. >> here we go. >> fire two blasts. >> his point, though, is this. >> you don't need an ar-15. it's harder to aim. it's harder to use and, in fact, you don't need 30 rounds to protect yourself. >> of course, you could just write it off as -- >> joe biden being joe biden. >> alec baldwin's legendary temper may have reared its ugly head again. >> the new york post says he threatened their reporter and yelled a racial slur at their photographer. >> because baldwin is now accused of yelling a racial slur, the case turned into more than just that nasty temper. >> alec baldwin's hate crime

stuart: it separates out the individual, the one member of the fam -- family who is earning, he or she the rest of the family and the rest of the family has no coverage. that's under obama care. if they divorce, then both spouses are eligible for subsidized coverage. is that what you are saying? >> yeah, let's say they divorce in our example. the father could get the employer sponsored insurance. the rest of the family could be eligible for subsidies could get $10,000 or more on healthcare taxpayer dime. stuart: let's go to the middle class family, 52, $53,000 dollars a year, take that family of four. is there an incentive to divorce for middle income people? >> less than an incentive, but there is an incentive. as long as there are subsidies being offered, there are some people who are in this situation where they can afford the self only coverage. they don't want the rest of the family to be ineligible for the subsidie subsidies. they will have to consider the value of those subsidies. stuart: there's an dis-incentive to get married because that would saddle you with obama care and s

agricultural people, they farmed so there's good synergy between what we are doing and the mandela famet to contribute to what eventually becomes a bottle of cabernet sauvignon? >> we work with a master of wine because we wanted to make sure the wineries that we chose adhere to certain principles so we wanted to make sure they were family owned wineries because we're a family owned business, wanted to make sure they treated their workers with dignity and respect, that they expected the biodiversity of south africa. so those things were quite important to us in terms of the wineries that we chose. you'll see this collection is a fair trade product so it comes from a fair trade farm and with fair trade products there's a premium that's placed on the product so that money goes back to the farm workers so it's for their education, it's for their housing, toward the salaries if they have a stake in the wine because most fair trade wine farms are co-ops, we make sure all of the wineries adhere to the principles. if the wineries don't adhere to the principles we don't work with them. >> i'm g