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so i have one more item and it's regard inging ing some -- yesterday you all received an email from the mayor's office housing director in olson lee regarding midtown apartments in district five. i know there are a number of residents to give public testimony with regard to their concerns about midtown. i know recent changes between the leads with the midtown park corporation and the city has brought a lot of uncertainty to the residents. i want to ensure everyone that this change does not impact the town residents. their leases are not terminated. i'm very committed to the five principles that the board of supervisors passed in 2007. number one, no displacement. number two, long term affordability. number three, tenant involvement. number four, ensure a safe, sanitary and decent housing. and number five, explore alternative ownership structures. colleagues, the city and county of san francisco have failed to ensure safe and sanitary and decent housing for the midtown residents. the termination of the lease between midtown parks corporation and the city has no impact on the resident lea

the river, the shannon, rises near the proposed frac-ing site.t wants to use the river for drinking water, which would mean polluting it would effect millions. >> we believe this cannot go ahead because of the transboundary issue. that hasn't been addressed yet. >> reporter: we wanted to ask the australian frac-ing company if it would carry on if the majority of people voted against it. and what it thought would happen if frac-ing polluted not one, but two country's water. the company said they have been granted a license and look forward to beginning work next year. >>> there has been a cull of stray dogs in sochi. >> reporter: people mere know that margarita and her daughter are dog lovers. so when someone came across this dog injured on the road, it was margarita they called. >> she was in terrible condition. she had blood poisoning, she was dying. he took her to the vet where her leg was amputated and she survived. >> reporter: in their small flat they look after her as well as as many stray dogs as they can. >> we would like our city to have

we have radio and tv 1 address ing black audiences. what was the need for bounce?hat was missing for black audiences? >> those are very good programs -- were cable. and the thing about bounce is it's available on digital that you can get when you can't afford cable. so we broke in with an immediate audience of some 20 million black families alone that did not -- could not afford cable. and of course we hit right at the time of the recession, so bounce is not exclusively for black people or brown people or any other people. we have good original comedyies and classic tv and everybody loves bounce. >> reporter: where is the growth for bounce greatest in the country? >> even when you look at those who know bounce, as more people know bounce, the broader our growth becomes because people really do like the entertainment that is provided on bounce. >> reporter: as the cofounders of bounce, the name signifies go ing somewhere with energy. has the network lived up to that name? are you excited about where it's going to go from here? we'll start with you ambassador young.

. >> there's not a lot of rules for wally-ing. >> right. >>> get away! are you ready? >> video of some pretty deplorable behavior from the streets of austin, texas. i just don't understand the mentality behind fighting for what seems poor. it looks like a group of guys on the left fighting with a group of guys on the right. a much larger group of guys on the left. before you know it, these two guys are just mobbed by a whole bunch of people. there's no way those two guys had a chance. at one point they get this one guy down and just dog pile on him. >> hey! [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> not now. [ bleep ] >> even though those guys are bigger dudes, you're never going to win that fight 2 against 20. >> didn't those two guys seem like they were chill? their hands were in a defensive pose, saying, hey, everybody calm down. >> what's really ridiculous about this, too, they're doing this in a very public area and it's spilling out into a crowded street? >> multiple people in the austin area sent this video to the police. we talked to the austin police department. they say there is

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ing. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, speaker. >> good afternoon. we have served midtown and its residents for nearly seven years. midtown is a unique story. it's one in which affordable housing community has basically grown there for over four decades in a lease agreement with the city and when that lease termination, that notice was handed down on christmas eve, it really up ended a lot of conversations that were happening in order to make sure these residents were not displaced. we'd like to thank supervisor breed for your comments today. you show a commitment to midtown. as an act of good faith, we'd like to ask the mayor's office of housing in the future to rescind the termination of this lease, which is up coming on january 31. it's a situation at which as a act of good faith it could allow these conversations to ensure displacement doesn't happen in the future and make sure there is continued tenant involvement as well through the midtown board of directors so that there is faith

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they've got to change every f-ing year. >> stephen: yes, every f-ing year. first they changed the field goal from 4 points to 3 points in 1909. and now this. when will it end. [laughter] folks it's not just the extra points. there's talk the kick off will eventually be eliminated. come on, how can you, i agree, how can you even call it if nobody touches the ball with their foot. [applause] that is right. that's the subway calling their sandwich a foot long if they didn't use their feet to make it. and most importantly, place kicker was the last nfl position available to lumpy middle-aged white guys. luckily there still might be a place for me. championship quarterback. i mean how hard could it be. you put your hands between some guy's legs and scream. welcome to my daily staff meeting. meeting. [laughter] so folks just in case i ever lose this job right here i set out to learn the secrets of corporate backary in the latest installment of stephen colbert's fall back position. i began my quest with ledge tree washington redskins coach joe gibbs. four nfc champ

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. >>> and we now know what caused that apartme menment build ing fairfax. they say a cigarette was not disposed of properly. it is in springfield that flames broke out late last night and five people had to go to the hospital, and most of the tenants are displaced, because of the damage. >>> an 80-year-old man was r rescued over the ice-covered lake is telling his story to news4 tonight in hopes of making others near deadly mistake and after bill went out on lake manassas sunday to save his dogs. he broke through the ice himself, and had to be rescued by a helicopter. his body temperature had dropped to 80 degrees. he walked out of the icu the next day and the nex day, blackwell said that he is grateful for the rescuers, but he hopes that by telling his story, he can can help someone else from the same danger. >> never go on a large body of water such as a lake in wintertime. freezing conditions. ub der a-- under any circumstan without a life jacket. >> coming up, you will hear from blackwell's son who watched help le lessly from the shore. and he shouted g

importan cho going to be joined by by those managing and producingcing such legends as aerosmith and ing stones, steve leber. we talk about his latestlala adventure which has to do with being a grandparent. and a chief executive sees a new way to deal wi heart disease. all of that is in the next hour, but first, let's get headlines from carol massar. >> coca cola is buying a stake in green mountain coffee, million of newly issued shares for about $75 apieceaband the tito real comptitoare going to work together to develop singleserve beverages. and the first earnings report as a publicly held company, twitter posted slowing user growth. twitter shares are down in extended hours trading. pandora also out, the a alne radio service beating estimae be the forecast missed some projections, and disney, the walt disne mpany sayssa fit-quarter profit rose 32%, beating estimates, and the hit animated movie "frozen" goov gained for the studio, and disney ceo bob iger will b bob i definitely something not to miss. back to you. >> all right, thanks very much,n carol massar. now, for the latest on the

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. >>> coming up a community in texas was going broke, but now it isment booming because of frac-ing,ut not everyone is happy about the change. >> caring for the caregivers, on al jazeera america >>> another up and down day on wall street. right now it is up. consumers moods dampening a bit in this february, worried about the near term outlook of jobs and business conditions. >>> home prices continue to score. the survey of 20 major cities finding prices up 13.5%. but rising prices and interest rates are making homeowner ship less affordable. jpmorgan chase is cutting 6,000 jobs. the company once announced it was cutting 13 to 15,000 jobs in the same department. the other 2,000 jobs being slashed will be in bank branches. >>> there is a oil boom in texas because of frac-ing. heidi zhou castro has more. >> reporter: a town of contrasts, where the population now of 40,000 has outgrown this sign. a millionaire lives inside this converted double-wide. >> you don't flaunt. >> reporter: bo -- operates an oil and gas company with wells cranked out 4.5 million in profits each day. he is among

ing. if you read the book which chimpanzee politics, power and sex among apes by france duval, the reason for government is laid out in stark terms. government is the loser intervener. when a chimp campaigns for the boss of the troops he beats up on whoever the friend is beating up on. since two or more power than one his side usually wins. once they win they will expect and get support from his allies. once all members of the troop have demonstrated their acceptance of his boss hood the new boss begins to intervene on whoever is losing the fight and attacking whomever was winning this fight, whether or not this winner was an ally or enemy. he is everybody's friend. this keeps fights shorter and less frequent, injuries less frequent and things are generally more peaceful and prosperous. sometimes he just plays here comes the boss and pounds on everyone involved, winner or loser. this too maintains a certain level of peace. thank you. >> good afternoon. i came to the united states when i wa

. >> you got to be [ bleep ]'ing kidding me! another man's amusement. >> why am i laughing at someone else? >>> this one's sure to make you guys just spitting mad. the guy that posted this video on his instagram page is named funniest in philly. these are anything but funny. a couple of guys in a white truck pull up to a guy trying to clear his sidewalk. how much for the rock salt there? they keep badgering him, how much for the rock salt. >> put it in the truck. >> there you see a guy point a gun at this man and they make him hold the bag of salt out of his spreader there. >> hurry up. hurry up! >> no! >> hurry up. >> the whole time they are laughing himself tearically. >> the whole man's face as he has a weapon pointed at him. >> what's up? what's [ bleep ] up? >> oh, he actually is pulling the trigger! oh. >> philadelphia police got wind of these videos. they figured out that that is darren stinson, 21 years old. the man that he initially robbed of rock salt was a 52-year-old man. thankfully that gun that he's waving around i

>> if somebody's going to do ings with executive order and that is scary.n: that is what we want, all of tm to focus on their lie and their hope. >> we had to have legislation to accomplish for all of the things and they have all of the pportunities to do things by executive orders. >> you'd think tht he would want to xpand executive power quietly and secretly in a clandestine sort of way. but he is blatantly telling us that i'm going to bypass your representatives in congress and our representatives in congress and up and cheer. so that makes no sense. john: charles? >> he came to the chamber as he has before and said the whole chamber was united with was a creepy thing to say because people disagree. and it's bizarre for an executive to stand firm as elected person. john: he he's had i made job crtion happened. >> the lowest uneployment in the rebounding housing market in the manufacturing sector that is adding jobs for the first time since 1990s. more oil produced at home and deficits. cut by more than half. john: the deficits cut by half blowing out of

>>ing for like that here. i am sure they are happy to have the warmer weather but it comes with a cost. to the south we have the best chance of sprinkles and mountain view you can see 101 through mountain view toward sierra vista avenue, probably wet weather at bay shore road with the latest update showing it has moved on. some sprinkles are headed to santa clara. the drizzle tapers by 7:00 and this is a hit of just the drizzle and look at the sunshine, temperatures are near 60 at noon and mid-50's at the coast and low-to-mid 50's bay and inland. the dry air is rushing in and nothing but stars in the evening and dress for temperatures in the low-to-mid 50's like what we feeling this morning the high clouds and sunshine and a couple of degrees warmer tomorrow and friday and saturday, 70's away from the coast and you will be in the 60's with a lot of sunshine. now we have leyla gulen and a traffic update. >>> we have quiet conditions. it is a wet wednesday morning. we do have construction out there. we have 22 b

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one of the most popular sport ing events at the winter games is curling. if you don't know how it works, well, it is basically chess on ice. i will teach you what i learned about this coming up in ten minutes. and i'm not very good at it. >> i can't wait to see it. >> and you said it is great exercise. >> it is fantastic exercise, and forget the pilates and weight training, because curling is where it is at. >> all right. a huge well come for team usa in sochi. >> official ceremony held in the coastal cluster, and jack doles joining us live from sochi. jack? >> it is one of those things that happens at every olympic games, and it happens in athlete's village and it did for team usa today. every national organization committee has a one-hour well coming ceremony, and they walk in, in a procession, and the song is played and the iconic to the host city, and so they were greeted by a drum corps here, and a russian choir sang here, and the national anthem was raised and then the flag is raised, and once that happens, then you are officially welcomed and they h

ing that we are trying to control and reduce. >> it covers by 15 to 20 ordinances and these are just highlights and these bench marking and the lighting retrofit and these are efforts to conserve the energy as is the benefit and they are looking to minimize and that is the gh up there and the energy is an attempt to introduce clean energy and when we talk about the green building or lead certification we are combining the opportunity to develop the clean energy and introduce conservation and so the more energy that we save that is for example, zero emission and electricity, it is more available for the grid and other consumers to consume, reduced emissions electricity, alternate fuels is an attempt to introduce the again energy, and the ultimate fuels, source that we rely on mostly at the moment is bio diesel made from recycled grease collected here in the city and it is one of the lowest alternative fuels for greenhouse gas emissions. i want to highlight one example for the greenhouse gas emission and we all hear about lead design and buildings get certified and there is a lot of fa

ing to the g washington bridge.sey are a main artery between new york and new jersey and that september shutdown was al lenledly, allegedly political payback for the mayor or the not supporting him. now, christie has fired a top aide over that shutdown and he has insisted that he knew nothing about it. let e let's talk about this with two political commentators and two cnn contributors ben ferguson on the right, and mark lamont hill joining us from philadelphia who sees things from the left. good to see both of you, and we appreciate it. mark, let me start with you, because this is coming this the letter that i have here from the attorney representing david wildstein, and in it, it is a long letter asking for the port authority to pay for the legal fees and other things, but there is a part in it where he says that they have evidence that involves chris christie, and that he knew something about the shutdowns, and not that chris christie found out about them afterwards from the press like he has said publicly, and l

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