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g live in san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco police are looking for a man they say attacked a teenage girl and her mother. that happened when she tried to board a muni bus. ktvu channel 2 reporter claudine wong is in the district with a description of the suspect and what may have provoked the attack. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: good morning, pam. this is where it all happened. we're add the intersection where this attacker apparently got on a bus and ended up pushing and strangling and robbing a woman. the search for him still around way. according to the examiner this all happened last weekend at about 7:30 at night. the mother and 15-year-old daughter were standing at the back of the bus when two people got on the bus. one man was a large man who tried to push his way on to the packed bus. he told the examiner he kept pushing and pushing. that is when he apparently punched the girl anded strangling her. when the mother tried to stop it, she was punched too. while this was going on the second man stole the mother's purse. the man attacked the

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which according to doctors marks a critical point when the body is deprived of food let's cross live a gr t's the energy can form all on that that again what i'll do prison officials as saying about the hunger strike well just this friday morning the spokesperson for one tunnel robert durant responded to ortiz inquiry and here's what he writes take a listen. as of friday we have twenty six hunger strikers with eight receiving enteral feeds this is an increase from thursday which was twenty five and eight we have two detainees in the detainee hospital for rehydration an observation also an entry feat. well and terminal feed it means they're getting nutrition through a feeding tube last time robert zubrin got back to us was last week also on friday saying there were fourteen detainees who refused all food although defense attorneys have been saying they were making more well now rather julianne says their twenty six we cannot independently verify these numbers or any of this so we have to rely on the response that we get from the officials and the detainees lawyers here's the latest from t

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g. dot com. you're watching r.t. live from moscow and back to our top story the death of venezuela's president hugo chavez during his fourteen years in charge of his championed economic reform funding it with a vast oil wealth the country is one of the world's biggest oil producers and nations depending on those supplies will be keenly awaiting what happens next not least of course the usa artie's katie pilgrim joins me to talk about the industry's prospects are good if you could often as you kate you know just give us a sense of how much oil we are talking about that huge amounts venezuela a big player in the oil industry as you just said they've got deposits of two hundred ninety seven billion bauer's and just to put that into perspective for you that's not slay on a paul perhaps even more than saudi arabia actually the biggest producer of oil in the walls it just gives you an idea of the vast amounts we're talking about here now in terms of production completely different story and that's because all of under developme

it's five pm here in moscow and you live with us on our g is good to have your company with us this friday. nearly two months dozens are going tom obey hunger strike began still no sign of the crisis being resolved and some protesters are reportedly closer to death. as a lawyer for one of the prisoners that is near camp delta she says camp officials are resorting to harsh tactics to force inmates to end the campaign. the first year that i saw him he was very weak he had not been able to sleep because he said said the camp authorities had lowered the temperature in much of the camp to very very fruitful temperatures it's it appears that the guards here at the base are trying to end the hunger strike by making conditions more difficult for the prisoners here including making the room very big camp very cold and he had lost forty pounds when i saw him he used to weigh one hundred sixty seven eggs now one hundred twenty five pounds and when the prisoners began to strike it seemed that camp authorities began to treat them well harshly to try to end the strike and so many more men joined the str

of anti assad forces the civil war has already claimed an estimated seventy thousand lives earlier we spoke to our g.'s a maria for national who was has been forming the nation's plight from the beginning. i always compare today syria with the country i once visited before war and hatred and devastation came to these lands what we see today the country is destroyed. and its heritage is damaged and despair is in the and fight is in the air so it's very painful to look at how the country actually has been changed i've talked wants to do a father whose son was just killed in a fight in the clashes he was he was so-called process side i was like how you feel about that you just lost your kid and he was like i'm proud to be the father of a martyr because this is this is a fight against forces that. want to destroy our country and i want to protect my country and here's my input to this fight the hardest thing for me and my crew was to to understand that to digest if you want. peace and war we're sharing the same reality and gunmen killing innocent civilians and children. had been cutting has of their peo

phil keith w-g history resurfacing live from miami. >> reporter: neil armstrong never would have hadout the engines and rocket parts that blasted him and 11 other lucky as thro astronauts up to the lunar service. 40 years later two of the powerful first stage engines were recovered lying in the blackness of the atlantic three miles deep and pulled up to the surface. back in the early 60s and 70s they propelled our space capsules into space falling to aert 360 miles east of cape canaveral. they used remotely operated vehicles equipped with cameras, lights and fiber finding these needles in a haystack. jeff basos, a huge space enthusiast was on board for the historic find and blogged, quote we've found so much we've seen an underwater wonderland, a garden of twisted f-one engines that tell the story of a fiery and violent end, one that serves testament to the apollo program. the f-one engine is the most powerful single nozzle liquid fueled engine ever developed using 8 million pounds of thrust. it blasted seven a palo missions up to the moon six of course touched down on our satellite

g. is back joining me live and political comedian deano modala, it seems like anyone can get information these days to do that. >> it seems like it is and they're targeting the who's who list. is aspire to be on the list so i can be a celebrity like them. this week president obama's national security advisers saying the biggest threat facing america is no longer al qaeda, it's cyber hacks into government. we're going to have computer wars, drone wars and it's something we have to defend the country and ourselves personally against. >> if you're listening out there, dean wants to be hacked. >> wait a minute, i don't want to be hacked. you know what i'm saying. >> kendra, do you think celebrities and politicians are targets? >> also regular people are targeted as well. my facebook page was hacked twice. i thought about the pictures and b i've sent people my phone number and mailing adress, it's an invasion of privacy. >> how did you find out it was hacked? >> i tried to login and my picture was changed. i'm like this isn't me. i'm like someone's changed my identity. and it was absolutely h

g streett... overpass. the board does not even live here. he and his parents were visiting the received a 911 call from the antioch police department. he was air but do to children's hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. nevertheless, they are fed up with crime in this neighborhood. it was not long ago that somebody was shot and killed on this street corner. something has to be done. >> i heard five or six gunshots. and then i heard the sirens. >> i have a tier 3, 4 years now. not long after i moved and nothing i saw was crime. murders, break-ins, vandalism. >> we have been here for about two months and i think that we are going to get out of this area. >> reporter: no arrests, the suspect suspect is still at large. phillipe djegal, kron 4 news. >> this marks the third shooting where a child was injured within the past few days. yesterday afternoon in east oakland police say a ten year old was hit by debris from multiple rounds of bullets being fired off by two suspects nearby. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7

online to online you'll find this in the price of war that's claimed thousands of lives ever be tallied as we report on our g. dot com a new study says yes claiming the u.s. led conflict in iraq has cost one point seven trillion dollars a figure far greater than thought in the past. and other click away was already giving intelligence services access to private data without court orders skype is still being pressured into registering as a telecom agency that would allow intelligence to operate around a series of legal loopholes more on that and. china is officially reassigned its top job assuring in the new premier and president has become the head of the government while she's in ping's assume the presidency in a once in a decade transition of power the newly elected president already held phone talks with barack obama and it was said to be about quote mutual respect. washington's been trying to gain a stronger foothold in asia continuously seen as one of its top foreign policy priorities and show support to its allies japan and south korea it's been expanding its military reach in the region martin china e

well, yes, sue, and any one of us would have been nervous, but we are on tv for a living, but faced with that career-en gch is a public embarrassment and everything that i have heard from a break from a distinguished career that ms. drew had had and you would have been anxious, and she was soft spoken and shaky to me, and we were all wondering if senator levin for example would have gone for the jugular and go for the tough questions and see real emotions on the chair, but she remained composed although at time a little mystified or a little defensive about the questions that she was being asked. >> yes, we will see what the afternoon session holds. kate, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> and so kwi ceo is the most popular of them all? well, even though the winner was not portrayed well in the movie about his life, his employees are giving him the thumb's up. the anxious in 30 seconds. sgla coming up on "street sig s signs," andy kisser in and you may know him as an author of a number of books leshgs be giving us his ideas of tech and of course, what is happening so incredibly fast these days and ho

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g" path. that is hopefully service to the women whose lives i share. >> tiger woods is back at number one todaydo you look at him and think redemption, i've been there, know what it's like? >> i try, piers, at this point in my life, not to be in judgment of any person except myself and to try to do good as i see it all to be done. >> what about the guys who shot the little baby? do they deserve redemption? >> they also deserve punishment and they deserve -- but in addition punishment, i don't know of their circumstances and i don't know -- understand their background, but i see in america, particularly in urban america, this wanton, almost indiscriminate violence and i have dealt with young women and men who seemingly don't even appreciate that the acts of violence have permanent consequences and it's only after prolonged sessions that they begin to break, emotionally break down and understand the enormity of their action. so there's a disconnect between what we would call awareness and the action. >> jim, i could talk to you for a lot longer but sadly we have run out of time. >> i want to wish

g.'s maria if an ocean has been to the country several times she's joining us live here at the desk so all of the pictures that we're seeing in the video that we're seeing drily doing justice to what's happening on the streets there. actually yes matt the country clearly has been devastated for two years of conflict and tibet it is time to what extent i always compare today syria with the country i once visited before war and hatred and devastation came to these lands maybe you've been there i don't know you've been there three times now really yes and once before the conflict arrived there and it's been an amazing country beautiful country with friendly people open people open minded with a sense of humor a pride dignity and a country of unique cuisine very cheap country by the way ideal place to visit top quality distillation if you want and what we see today the country is destroyed. and its heritage is damaged and despair is in the and fight is in the air so it's very painful to look at how the country actually has been changed and how people have been suffering i mean when you walk do

live here in san francisco, the earthquakes. form an exercise, neighborhood and workplace teams. is that what you're do ?g we did a little practice right now. you are going to respond to immediate needs in your area following a major disaster. what about here in san francisco, major metropolitan area. what are some possible areas in the city? golden gate bridge, right here. beautiful sunset today, i was watching it as we got here. what else? the bay bridge, candlestick, monster park, 42,000 will be in attendance on any sold out giants game, 62,000 on a 49er game. what else? b of a building. transamerica. this is a major -- so these are -- those are buildings. but what else might you think about? bart, transportation. we'll talk about that. hospitals. city hall. these are possible target areas. as we mentioned, civilian safety is the most important. point to yourself. your safety is the most important. when you are sizing up what are the dangers, what are your capabilities, what are your limitations. terrorism is no different from a natural disaster. you are going to respond the same way. be nice is not ni

of losing theirr lives, the world most vie tileot region and political deadlockl for two years, our policy cannot be static or pos outpositioned indifferent. the situation of growing g gravity requires a steadily more active approach. learning the lessons of learning the lessons of emphasizing the need for ath political and diplomatic resolution of the crisis but crucially also be prepared to r use increased pressure and leaders to try to bring this about. we'll continue to coop the house informed as we press on the end to the conflict and provide life saving assist and to work to ensure that syria has the transition that people need and deserve and what they waited far too long to achieve. >> that was just a portion of the secretary's comments. you can find the entire remarks@c-span.org. during his weekly address, president obama discussed the u.s. economy and february's job numbers which saw unemployment drop to 7.7% with 236,000 jobs added. he is followed by alabama senator jeff sessions who spoke about the federal budget. >> hi, everybody. as i said before, my top priority as president is making sure we do everything we can to reig i hate to the true engine of m

g. to nbcbayarea.com/theinterview. a check of our forecast. jeff ranieri is live in petaluma for little league's opening night. out here. there's a loft excitement in the air with opening day tomorrow. everybody having fun? yes, they are. and here are the guys who made it all the way to the little league world series in 2012. they're celebrating what happened last year and looking forward to another great season as we head to 2013. we want to talk to you, and you are all pumped up about tomorrow. >> we're super excited to give them another hero's welcome for opening day and to start the new season. the kids are all very, very excited and we're happy to get things going again. >> there was so much press and so much great happening for you guys doing almost the unthinkable when it comes to a little league team. how are you looking ahead to this coming season with all of that on your shoulders? >> well, it's too much to live up to but once-in-a-lifetime is more than most communities get so it was great to get pet alum on the map and it was thousands of people behind the league and there's a lot of excitement this