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gale is the author of the remarkable book called "seen beyond" and joins me now. front of you was one that most of us can't even begin to comprehends. he said if you carry this baby to term, you'll go blind. and he urged you to abort your daughter. was it an easy decision to say no, i'm going to keep the baby? >> no, it was a very difficult decision, and it wasn't just that decision, because we have a total of five children. so it was a decision with each of our children, where i gradually lost my eye sight, but the day that the doctor came in and said you have to choose today between your baby and your eyes, i could tell you there was nothing that had ever prepared me for the moment, except i remembered a passage i remembered as a young girl, it was about choices, life and death in front of me and life was a better choice. that's all i had to go on. i didn't know the consequences, what the results would be, but this one thing i know, that life is always a gift. life is the best choice. >> you knew full well if you carried this baby to term, that there was a very

gale force winds up and down the philippine coastline by friday. i think the rain is the big problem out of this. it's not going to be as long-lasting as what we were talking about last week. still 250 millimeters there in mindanao. remember this is the area that got hit with severe flooding just last week and just two weeks ago. so you don't want any more rainfall. really serious situation to watch here throughout the rest of the work week. let's see what's going on farther towards the north. we have japan's dominated by high pressure right now. that's going to move east. we have a low coming out of china. that's going to bring some rain showers across most of japan. temperatures warming up with it, though, so the thing is you're going to start to see this rain, it's going to bring in warmer temperatures, and there's a risk of avalanche out here in some of those areas that have been seeing the snow. up to 14 in tokyo. shanghai at 18. most of china clear and sunny skies expected there for you. over towards the americas we're still talking about tha

gale in fort worth, texas, the very sad case of >> we are back with gale williams, the very sad baseoman, declared brain dead. in the 22nd week of pregnancy. her li her husband would look to end the life support. if you could talk to him, what would you say to him? >> well, first of all, i would give him great empathy. i know what it is to give up so much so some one else can live. what i would say to him is thank you, for the noble act of laying your life down. that's what his wife has done to lay her life down so another might be born. i am sure it is very difficult to see someone you love, decaying all around you. a builter sweet situation. i understand that. having lost my eyesight having our children. but i think that i would encourage him, about the vision of the potential of the next generation. that in the middle of great loss has come this gift. and it will, this gift has the potential to go beyond. it is a legacy piece. to go beyond what they have lost. >> kind of look when i look at the picture of your daughter and your granddaughter. if you had made a different decision.

told that you had a terrible dream the night before the first day of shooting what did you dream of a gale. i did i had a dream that i was going on to say that and i forgot a line and meryl streep was like just go. get off get off the set and i was like you know cried in laughter but thank god that's not how often she said. i was a great girl and still nice and then some time to clean a train trip once for three and a half hours from washington today she's a terrific person such a nice person the only person she's never played is meryl streep she's done everything exactly what's it like for you you were nominated at age ten and was still very young and not in college yet to work with people like chris cooper julia roberts your obvious is your mother meryl streep was that like for you. it was really nerve wracking it was really really nerve wracking i was pretty. pretty terrified to go into it. but once i got on the set and. everybody was really really just so nice to me and so welcoming and. and just really wanted to do the best movie they could and so it was it was really it was amazing a

gale to severe gale force. 6-7, an indication of how mild it is. mild in paris and madrid. the whippedy weather streaming in on friday. we'll see strong winds coming in across the u.k. wet weather spilling down to a good part of france as well. >> we have disturbed weather making its way across the south-eastern start. another rain and cloud pushing in across the areas. we are expecting more on the east as we head towards the weekend. >> latvia is the 18th nation to join the eurozone, hoping it will produce their economy. they marked the end of their economy at the stroke of midnight. not everyone is convinced it's a move for the better. >> latvians ripping in 2014 in the -- ring in 2014 in the low temperatures. it marks a new year and currency. outgoing prime minister making the first withdrawal of yoouros from a cash machine, heralding the end of the lat. >> first it will help us to reduce interest rates. second, we are a small and open economy. we do around 70% of foreign trade in euro, meaning we spend a lot of money converting money from lat to euros. >> euro adoption

. >> good morning, commissioners, this is gale rebel and i am the acting chief financial officer for dbi and for our finances, there really isn't a whole lot to report our revenue is coming in higher than expected. and if you see in your report we have received about over 60 percent of the charges for services for this year. we are only about 41 percent of the year so they are coming in higher, that is to be expected this year, with the code cycle, a lot of people are trying to get in their projects before the end of december and the close cycle changes and the requirements change, so we do expect to see a few more projects come in higher than expected and taper off, which also does for the winter months any way. you will see in the report, that i am projecting a little bit of an increase or a lot of increase in revenue for charges of services before the end of the year, we are going to come in 9 million dollars over what we budgeted for the year which is good, it is better to be higher than lower and shows that the projection and the things have slowed down but not as much as we exp

the world, so at any point, can come as russia now. >> they always knew there would abthreat to the galesanything additional they are doing now? >> we are seeing a very good response, exactly as brutten ran before the 2012 olympics, we see high visibility soldiers in the streets of volgograd, although that might not be the next city that has a problem. there may be other cell ins other cities and potentially moscow will be very concerned. >> you think it may be that rather than sochi itself would be other softer target cities that they'll be focused on no. >> the russians are very good, will expect everything. sochi although being a ring of steel, they might widen it out, do much further attention farther out than in the past. >> these kind of attacks targeting as i havens i also all about sewing fear from people who would go either as the competitors or spectators. how do you think that putin is handling this? >> extremely well. this attack is a psychological situation. it happened four weeks out to convince people not to travel and to show power and to destroy the him picks. it isn't an

gales win again 89-61. >>> senior bowl. san jose state's david fells playing for the south. second quarter, fells doesn't see anyone open, but david fells never fails. finds kevin norwood for the touchdown. he was 6 for 7, 104 yards. plus that touchdown. and the south wins 20-10. by the way, many people believe he will be a top three round draft pick in the upcoming draft. we wish him the best. he's got a lot of talent. >> henry, so do you. i want to ask you a question, how excited are you about the pro bowl tomorrow on a scale of one to snen >> i'm not crazy about the whole draft pick stuff. i would give it a four. i'm a super bowl guy, not pro bowl guy. >> so you've got a four this weekend and a ten next weekend? >> absolutely. >> henry, thank you very much. we'll be right back with homeless art and the people who love it. >> >> we've all seen homeless people in our communities. tonight, a new way to look at them. expresses gallery is hosting an exhibit of artwork by, for and about the homeless. these are some of the creations by more than 60 artists, including 21 who are

the khyber police academy where he's facing channels of an if as gaol break -- charges of a massive gale break. >> 97 people were left dead in northern mainly -- nigeria. gunman attacked a church. they took people hostage and burnt a village to the ground. >> in bornia fighters set off bombs and raised houses. 50 people were killed. >> peace talks on the conflict in syria are to begin after monday's session ended in deadlock. the main sticking point is the creation of a transitional government. the opposition demanded that president bashar al-assad resign. the regime insists he won't go. >> that's the scene in homs. the two sides failed to agree on following humanitarian aid into the besieged city on sunday. the syrian government says it will allow women and children to leave. the evacuation hasn't started, it's been criticised. the european convoy said there are meaning things to clarify. >> the humanitarian discussions haven't produced much, unfortunately. i told you yesterday that there was an agreement by the government that women and children can come out of all city in homs. i thin

gales win 89-61. >> i feel good about this one.utes, and think it's hard to separate in this league. we were table do it against a good team because we're able to do a good job defensively on their best players. >> santa clara and usf. tough layin there. dickerson counted for 28. usf wins 75-66. >> let's serve them up at the australian open where li na finely broke through. facing cibulkova. na breezes through the second set. winner right there. then match point. cibulkova's return guess along. li na, first at the aussie open, and afterwards kind of thanked her husband. >> thanks for give up everything to travel with me to be my hitting partner, and director. so he do a lot of jobs. also, your so lucky, family. agent, make me reach. thanks a lot. >> got to love her sense of humor. super bowl xlviii in new york. while we wait let's look at the future star inside the nfl. senior bowl, san jose quarterback david fales enhanced his nfl stock. he played for the south team. murphy rolls out, hits alabama wide receiver kevin norwood. he m

we have our low down here while we have the northeast monsoon coming in so gale force winds possibly up to the equivalent of tropical storm strength. sustained winds expected to bring near coastal areas along with five meter high waves and 200 to possibly 250 millimeters of rain fall out here. and remember it's not just the already saturated ground we're contending with but a lot of people out here still in temporary shelters typhoon haiyan came through just a few months ago and the recovery efforts continuing after that just devastating typhoon. meanwhile, kind of the opposite story in china. high pressure has been dominating, bringing clear skies, dry conditions, very chilly, though. temperatures well below zero for a lot of you here in northeastern china. do have some fog expected in the yangtze river basin and then over towards japan some snowfall actually just outside of tokyo and some of the suburbs we're seeing here on wednesday morning. the low moving towards the east, sea effect snows continuing to linger there towards hokkaido. in to seoul, 4, tokyo 9, down towards the sout

the huge tidal surges heavy rain and gale-force wind striking hard.uge and destruction was not as bad as many forecasters predicted. as day broke over the south-west the worst of it seemed over. for now, at least. with the defenses holding back the tide. >> we'll be out of the woods here but we have hefty flooding going on upstream. there's a number of alerts and warnings and alerts. it has come at a price. protecting the town of upton upon seven cost around $7 million. >> in this area people were resigned to flooding. the flood defense system is keeping the water at bay. >> much to the release of many people in the area. >> up until they put the wall in we got flooded six times. when it came up to this level, which inside was three feet. some of the work at the agency where this happened. they fund itself at the center of the political form. plans to touch 1500. environment agency could cope with major weather events. this while the taxpayer dollar is in demand. they spend public money under pressure and new challenges over the climate. >> areas of e

in seattle, that is where the rain has been and there will be a little bit of a break for the gale onsunday, a 3 percent chance of rain showers temperatures are in the mid-to-upper 40's. at home the big story, we are tracking live doppler 7 hd, the threat of fire, the red flag warning until 8:00 open thursday morning, i can't remember a red flag warning being issued 72 hours out, and the diabolo range. the key is, we have had temperatures this warm back in 2009 when the records have been set. but it has come after wet decembers where the ground is grown enough we don't have to worry. we don't have that now because look where the storm track is, in the arctic circle diving through the midwest heading to the south, with rain breaking over the mid-south and snow in minneapolis and chicago and up and down the east each seaboard and they were in a drought. now all eyes are on us for the drought. at half moon bay, 72 degrees. wear some sunscreen even with the total sunshine, the fairly clean air and reflecting off the water, you can get a nasty burn. 49 in santa rosa. you are watching up bu

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if we were trying to get all of that heat out of the room with air conditioning, there would be a gale-forced in there. what we do is pump cold water through all of the tools to take that heat away. we have a whole special system here for pumping what we call processed, chilled water through the tools. this system right here uses a solid catalyst, sort of like a powder, but it is activated, so it has chemicals on the outside. it is tailored so that when we pump certain molecules in, they react and they stay there. it turns into a sand that is not reactive anymore. we can just throw it away into a landfill and it is not going to react with anything else or poison the groundwater. when we have acid vapors and solvent vapors, rather than just pumping those in the atmosphere, we flow the air through, and the droplets capture the vapors, and then they come down into a tank in the bottom. we test the chemistry, and pump in other chemistry to neutralize that. >> it is a very sophisticated system. >> it is. you start to realize this is much larger and more elaborate than some of the tools. >> you gu

city of qom upon you could see about two hundred millimeters of rainfall on this not to mention the gale force wind so i'm serious that he especially going today and friday good news is to be tapering off on saturday sun awning longer recent storm now father off for the north though. we are looking at some skilful still crossed arts folk i know dr temple going to be seeing some odd pretty gusty winds along with this as well smears the cia about thirty to forty centimeters of snow fall the good news that stain their tours in or because much of western japan over towards korea and china. my precious don't wrap this warm air around it the temperatures are looking pretty good going into the weekend to go to tokyo up to sixteen there by sunday so let's seven taipei getting into the mid twenties ethan in shanghai while above your average dairy by the end of the weekend. unfortunately this is not lasting long. by monday the next called surge is coming in in ten teachers staff will again be back in radar and below average. once again the below average and chilly weather take a look at what's goi

gale. talk to gale. >> first off it's none of your business.'t ask you with where you send your kids to school. don't bother me about where i send mine. >> plenty of things like that with chris christie. he gets into town hall meetings and the members of the media. it's when he beats up on people who are smaller and might be in a position of having to defer to him. that's when he gets into the bullying behavior. maybe without meaning to. they say he helped himself with the news conference. we went to the street to sample opinions and in new jersey, they are sampling opinions. what do you think of him now? a lot of people still like him. they like the bluntness and the brashness and the straight talk. >> americans are very forgiving. >> absolutely. >> if somebody apologizes, we are all human and we make mistakes. it was interesting in a recent interview. we spoke to them and asked about the president and the roll out of obamacare. the president should say you know what, we made a mistake and apologize and i try to fix it instead of lawyering up.

riter man in richmond and gale mclauk listen and el monte in the san gabriel valleyey to look at suggestions to help better craft policies in our cities. i also want to say that disparities that christina gupta are bringing awareness to our very critical areas and the maps showing that it's a citywide problem. but again, the funds as we come up with one proposal for the battle we are looking very carefully at targeting in the most appropriate and effective ways to communities that are the most that face the most health disparities. i also want to say how to report shows how urgent the report is before many of us and hope we move as quickly as possible because there is nothing more as local legislators as the health of our children in our community. i want to mention that the nation of mexico's focus on the environment cause by harmful drink companies and junk food companies is critical but our measure is a very modest one that is focusing on the harm created by that environment and really targeting it to physical activity in and out of school and healthy nutrition and education in our commun

it is snowing right now at gale-force winds, right on the gulf of mexico, snowing all the way down this. houston under a winter storm warning. houston, texas, and this is the reason why. we've got the polar express. more cold air continuing to come down. the jet stream dipping all the way down towards the gulf, and the poles are wide open for business. with these little systems, they continue to bring more and more cold. and that pattern is simply stuck. it cannot move. it's going to have a hard time doing. so that's why we're going to be stuck in it for some time. now 23 a high tomorrow. windchill around 10. extremely cold tomorrow. 36 degrees on saturday. but with 35-mile-an-hour winds, that's not a good day at all. and right now, we're thinking a pretty good chance for snowshowers. and i do think we will see some light accumulation in parts of the area. maybe upwards of an inch. this is something we'll of course continue to watch for you. 32 degrees on your sunday. 30 degrees on monday. and then, hmm, you add 'em up. that would be nice. you can add up two of these days. and that woul

rossi they will wait to see if this is going to taste and or tears i saw the cards with the gale. they also said that say the he brought them to do with the aid dependent to a independent investigation into what it sought to take to the fields also the staples from the garda commissioner. the city he too was welcome to this move by mr alan shatter into a fine cross from paul reynolds is standing by with a bit more of the fall. he recruited other commissioners issue state laws house are at a welcoming this decision by the minister today for the mother of god on this one mr said he discussed tomato with the commissioner mr has been quite supportive of the petitioner's position that point i freeze up on that day. allegations that the good news that the commissioner had caught the accounts committee he didn't have time to tidy up the heat and examination. it lets me down. commissioner in a statement this evening said it's important for office for the integrity of the that the have confidence in that the penalty points is to be fixed charge of the system he also said the doggie that wo

combined with some more easter being pulled in with the north east monsoon add insult to treat some gale force winds out here's the waves of top five years. i very well possible on the eastern sea ports. you can add up to about an additional two hundred to two and fifty millimeters of rainfall. the next to me two hours so flooding and landslides still a significant risk. through the coming days this week tina wants to stop oppression. meanwhile father on towards the north of japan were still talking about that's the effect snow crawl so kind off their porch portions of northern couple to suffer the most part things are much drier especially after we had a storm system pushed through that total a saline in tokyo well partly cloudy skies going feeding on thursday night temperature of nine degrees so left for beijing also some partly cloudy skies for the most part actually china staying home rather dry here for the rest of your work week as he was going on in the america i swear. well believe it or not we actually have another blizzard were talking about here. it's coming in from central ca

people never to blame the guilty and stad to point the finger down more helpless and never up for it at gale t. but you know i and people in america are just under that kind of mind control another originates from congress and from our government you know they don't want to get caught as their pocket all the people's doll and this is just more of it i mean these people the oil gets me about the ruled by psychopaths as that they're not ever satisfied i mean that they that people take away their rights take away like the the heroes who their heroes that we sent to iraq come home and their moms have lost their homes it is just sits just ugh what this orgy. greed death is evil sick man. vampire the vamp the vampire. blood sucking all. country and the and it's public's money it's the public money that they're taking and that just gets made cuz i don't like criminals and you know i have five grandsons and how my going to tell them hey kids you know crime pays i don't want to do that and so i would like to see the guilty punished and when we have a clear clear record of who the guilty are and we do

osmond the mail or stalls inside london will be the best place in the world celebrate the gale force. don cctv london. we're going to focus on events in ukraine now where the president viktor yanukovich says his government is making every effort towards all the crisis in his country. then you cut it said in a statement posted online that a few opposition leaders continue to inflame the situation for their own benefit by calling for more protests. he said the opposition was making irresponsible statements thinking about it some popularity ratings over the lives of the people the court on or ukrainians to restore peace to the country. meanwhile us secretary of state john kerry will meet key ukrainian opposition figures on friday the elliott telephone and six members of the opposition pricing them full speaking out against violence the protests began in november are off to yanukovich dropped a landmark trade pacts with the european union. the anti government demonstrations across the country since then have led to a series of government concessions. we can get the very latest on the situ

. >> heavy rain and gale force winds striking hard. the deluge and destruction was not as bad as many forecasters predicted but as day broke over the southwest the worst of i.t. seemed over for now at least, with the defenses holding back the tide. >> we still got sort of hefty flooding going on upstream. so we have a number of flood alerts and flood warnings and i think we'll get further flood warnings and flood alerts. >> but it last come at a price. protecting the town of upton upon seven, it will cost many millions of dollars. this very plod earn flood system is keeping the water at bay. much to the relief of many in the area. >> up until they put the wall in, we got flooded six times and the worst one is in 2007 when i actually came up to this level which inside was three feet. >> reporter: some of the defenses may have worked but the agency which looks after them has found itself at the center of a political storm. plans to cut more than 1500 jobs has led to questions about whether the future environment agency can cope with majo

. >> sam nighting gale is a neuroscientist invited to speak. he is enthusiastic but the movement has a lot of catching up to do. the church, any reliagion, you think about the church, it's this a lot of time to build up the buildings, amazing ceremonies. it's been going for a year. . >> the appeal doesn't seem to have spread much goned an affluent white educated base, something the organizers will need to address if it's to have enduring mass appeal. they are spreading the word and enjoying the journey. >> spreading the word. okay. >> in china attitude is changing and a popular controversial delicacy. a government ban on shark-finned group at state bank wets is being adopted by restaurants. we look at how the how the measure is affecting business. >> shark fin sellers are becoming sensitive about their trade. attempts to document the product is met with stiff resistance. the brutal nature of shark finning and the numbers killed to satisfy asian crave iption for shark fin -- cravings for shark fin group led to global demands. it's considered one

gales up one. a little cross-over.ke and bake and no. 23 scored 23 that was the game winner and he's true freshman. broncos win 57-55. finance wish a funny prank from the rockets mascot. it's clutch. not moving at all. of he leaps out and arena hallway and the players all get punked. lynn and park. among the victim. they take punch at clutch. oh, my. working him over. working him over. i leak that. set that up in our own newsroom here. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. >> bush man at fisherman wharf. >> that guy he got me once. he did. of. >> got it on video i almost clocked him. my first reaction is >> defense. >> is defense always. >> all right thanks very much. good stuff. >>> coming up next on 7 news at 11:00 o'clock. bay area schools and hospitals prepare for the worst as already deadly flu season intensifies. what is being didn't to treat the flood of patients. >> daring outrageous robbery in the east bay. mother holding her 2-year-old held up at gun point and attacker opens fire. yes. those stories and more

gales have dominated in recent years. last second role reversal. the fans pumped up.to the final seconds. james walker with a wide open steven holt. pops the three and it looks like st. maries will win it again by one. but santa clara rebounding to the freshman brownridge. he hit it he wanted that ball and he drilled it with .9 left. 23 for him. first time since february of 2009 santa clara defeat st. mary. >>> cal dealing with 17th ranked oregon on that salvador dahli like floor. all about the freshman. 32 points he does it all inside and out. a little montage there of his activity. then in the final moments richard solomon had himself a game. 13 times cal has beaten oregon. a little bit of an anomaly there. the news was not good for stanford and the other pac12 game as they lose to oregon state. 81-72. two out of three local basketball winners. that's the sporting life for a thursday night. >> all right, mark, thank you. >>> thank you for choosing ktvu morning news. >> ktvu news starts at 4:30. we'll see you tomorrow morning. >> good night. want some coffee? say yes

. >> the final ofont about le gale mon fills. racking up a win. he has beaten nadal only twice. both in the qatar open. >> rafael is solid. i'll recover great and be strong tomorrow. >> in australia former world number one lleyton hewitt was feeling the heat in more ways than one at the brisbane international. the home favourite came back from a set down to beat second seed 5-6, 6-3 to book a place in the final. >> lleyton hewitt will face former world number one roger federer, 17-time grand slam champion what r -- campion, who was made to work hard and won the match. >> to golf where the first event of the new year teed off at the tournament of champions in hawaii, with a four-way tie for first. >> three of the final four were birdied. 2013, pga rookie of the year had four off the last five to get to the top. >> football - baris gouler lionel messi returned to training after an absence of more than a month. the argentine sidelined with an injury has been receiving treatment in his home country. no word on whether he'll be fit enough to play in barca's first game. the spanish ch

it's only if roma slip up against live australiano in the early gales. n.b.a. champions, the miami heat beat the philadelphia 76ers 101 to 86. they sit second while a favourite for the western conference inched up a win, beating the golden state warrors. kevin durant putting in a performance of the season, racking up 54 points, including a 75 second blitz in which he hit three triples. the game ended 127 to 121. >> pakistan's cricketers are making slow progress on day 3 of the third test against sri lanka. the opener fell after a half century. they are 169/2. over 160 short of sri lanka's first innings. >> two-time olympic gold medallist colin millar took a place on the olympic team. white crashed in the qualifier, was not badly hurt. despite the crash, he landed a move he called the cap double flip 1440. on sunday he'll try to qualify for the halfpike team. >> there's one more stage. world's most gruelling and dangerous off-road races, the dakar rally is left to go. we have a new leader. stef stefan peterhan sell won stage 12 and is attempting to win a third d

the huge tidal surges, heavy rain and gale force winds striking hard. deluge and destruction was not as bad as many forecasters predicted. as day broke over the south-west, the worst of it seemed over. for now at least. with defenses holding back the tide. >> we'll be out of the woods here. we have sort of hefty flooding going on upstream. we have a number of flood alerts and warnings, and i think we'll get further warnings and flood alerts. >> it has come at a price. protecting the town of upton upon seven cost around $7 million. in this area people were resigned to flooding. this very modern flood defense system is keeping the water at bay. much to the relief of many people in the area. >> up until they put the wall in, and we got flooded six times, and the worst one is 2007, when you come up to this level, which inside is three feet. >> some of the defences may have worked, but the ageing sea which looks after them found itself at the center of a political storm. plans to cut more than 1500 jobs has led to questions about whether the future environme

gale smith was the pilot. taking four members of his family from oregon to montana.he reported engineer trouble on december 1st but the wreckage was not spotted until last friday. the plane appeared to hit several trees and then caught fire. >>> boys have been reported to juvenile haul for the sexual assault of a girl who later killed herself. she hanged herself after photos were texted to her class mates? the chronicle is reports the boys, two 16-year-olds and a 16- year-old admitted to the charges. they -- two 16-year-olds and a 17-year-old admitted to the charges. >>> a call for help after someone stole a package in an up scale network -- neighborhood. the police have this picture of the woman t. happened at 4:00. anyone with information is asked to call the police. >>> a warning for people tonight about a string of day time burglaries. the thieves targeted the area of cranel drive on monday and then another street yesterday. as rob roth reports a teenager came face-to-face with one of the burglars. >> reporter: when she came home one day in the afternoon she saw

gale smith was the pilot. taking four members of his family from oregon to montana.he reported engineer trouble on december 1st but the wreckage was not spotted until last friday. the plane appeared to hit several trees and then caught fire. >>> boys have been reported to juvenile haul for the sexual assault of a girl who later killed herself. she hanged herself after photos were texted to her class mates? the chronicle is reports the boys, two 16-year-olds and a 16- year-old admitted to the charges. they -- two 16-year-olds and a 17-year-old admitted to the charges. >>> a call for help after someone stole a package in an up scale network -- neighborhood. the police have this picture of the woman t. happened at 4:00. anyone with information is asked to call the police. >>> a warning for people tonight about a string of day time burglaries. the thieves targeted the area of cranel drive on monday and then another street yesterday. as rob roth reports a teenager came face-to-face with one of the burglars. >> reporter: when she came home one day in the afternoon she saw

gales have dominated in recent years. last second role reversal. the fans pumped up.h a wide open steven holt. pops the three and it looks like st. maries will win it again by one. but santa clara rebounding to the freshman brownridge. he hit it he wanted that ball and he drilled it with .9 left. 23 for him. first time since february of 2009 santa clara defeat st. mary. >>> cal dealing with 17th ranked oregon on that salvador dahli like floor. all about the freshman. 32 points he does it all inside and out. a little montage there of his activity. then in the final moments richard solomon had himself a game. 13 times cal has beaten oregon. a little bit of an anomaly there. the news was not good for stanford and the other pac12 game as they lose to oregon state. 81-72. two out of three local basketball winners. that's the sporting life for a thursday night. >> all right, mark, thank we use this board to compare car insurance rates side by side, so you get the same coverage, often for less. [ rattling ] that's one smart board. what else does it do -- reverse gravity? [ c

october 22 deputy eric gale house shot and killed this young manilo pez as he was walking through the neighborhood carrying an air soft beebee gun. gun designed to look like an ak 7 assault rifle -- 47 i should say. >> make break in case in murdered priest in northern california this man was arrested. 43-year-old gary bullock today. they picked him newspaper garberville an hour from eureka a where reverend eric freed was found dead inside his church. tm in the catholic community are absolutely stunned and devastated. lee ann has the story. >>reporter: father eric freed seen here addressing the congregation at this church in eureka a.the pictures taken outside of the community stunned after hearing he had been murdered. >> forced entry made into the pars najaf in a violent struggle ensued. >>reporter: police arrested gary bullock of humboldt count county. investigators say bullock broke into the rectory then encountered father freed. police acknowledge that the suspect had been arrested just 24 hours before for public intoxication. he was combative and eventually was sent to jail. he w

i own galina, gale, with the huge growth that it's had, is this a hold or a sell?'s a late stage oncology drug. just like intercept, before intercept, it intercepted that great home run. something big could happen here. that's why i like to speculate. could i go to fred in ohio? fred? >> caller: my question is about west port innovations. it seems to be the number one technology company in the transportation market, but yet the stock's going nowhere. >> if you listened yesterday, what the great ceo of lng basically said was that the transition is going to occur, but it's occurring much more slowly. there's also a problem with the cummins engine being delayed and the whole segment is still under a lot of pressure. i know that the steel ceo came on and thought it was all going to be adopted, but westport to me is just too speculative. it's just not happening fast enough. i know mr. demers will disagree with me, but it's my call. let's go to steve in tennessee. steve? >> caller: hey, jim. i had a stock the last 30% the next few days, phillips 66. >> the refiner's doin

the huge tidal surges, heavy rain and gale-force winds striking hard.not as bad as many forecasters have predicted. as day broke over the southwest, the worst of it seemed over. for now, at least, with the defendants holding back the tide. >> we will be out of the woods here, but we have hefty flooding going up on upstream. we have a number of flood alerts and flood warnings >> reporter: it has come at a price. protecting the town of unto upon 7 has cost around $7 millions. in this area, people were resigned to flooding. this very modern flood defense system is keeping the water at bay. >> much to the relief of many people in the area. >> up until they put the wall in, we got flooded six times, and the worst was in 2007 when it actually came up to this level, which inside was three feet >> reporter: some of the defenses may have worked, but the agency which looks after them have found itself at the center of a political storm. flans to cut more than 1500 so johnsplans to cut more than 150 johns has led to questions about whether the future environment a

newfoundland on a stormy night with the aerial held on a kite 300 feet above his head listening and howling gale for the possibility of the letter s in moore's being transmitted by his colleagues to thousand miles away in cornwall, 2:00 in the morning this magical moment when suddenly he heard, ultimately hurt with core great clarity being broadcast all the way across the atlantic ocean so radioland transoceanic radio was suddenly a reality. that was fine but as far as knitting the country together, conversation in morse code was not off the desk. the intimacy of sending messages by morse. what you really needed was to transmit the human voice. that was all down to a forgotten man, remember marconi, probably don't remember this man, reginald aubrey, a canadian who worked in america for the national weather bureau and he came up, technically adept man with a means of transmitting voice, the initials you know well, a m f m, and thedeletion, frequency much a nation where his invention. they allow basically to bolt on microphone like this on to a radio transmitter in stead of moore's tapper and tran

authorities there warned of gale-force winds and near-zero visibility. president obama signed an executive order today to create starter retirement accounts for low-wage workers. it was part of the strategy he laid out in last night's state of the union address to act on his own if he can't get congress to go along. we'll have much more on the day after reaction to the speech, later in the program. the director of national intelligence is urging edward snowden to return any still- secret documents he took from the national security agency. james clapper told a senate hearing today that snowden's leaks have already done profound damage and future leaks will only make it worse. >> snowden claims that he's won, and that his mission is accomplished. if that is so, i call on him and his accomplices to facilitate the return of the remaining stolen documents that have not yet been exposed to prevent even more damage to u.s. security. >> ifill: clapper said terror groups have changed how they communicate to avoid detection as a result of the leaks. the federal r