jeremy: the weight of testimony. human rights watch has said that the forces loyal to assad have deliberately and viciously attack civilians using indiscriminate weapons, notoriously barrel bombs. assad: this is childish. again, if someone was against his people and the regional powers and the west and survived -- jeremy: what about barrel bombs? assad: the army uses all its -- bullets and bombs. i have not heard the army using barrels or cooking pots. jeremy: they explode with devastating effect. assad: they are bombs. we have bombs, missiles, and bullets. jeremy: you would include this under the category of "bombs." they are indiscriminate. assad: when you shoot, you aim. when you aim, you aim at terrace to protect civilians. if you are talking about casualties, that is war. you cannot have one without casualties. jeremy: that is a legitimate use of force? assad: of course. there are no barrel bombs. it is like talking about cooking pots. we have bombs, missiles, alerts -- bullets. jeremy: in the fight against isla

jeremy has integrity. he's always approachable. he's very fair, just and he understands a lot of the issues about legacy businesses. i have only supported about two issues through the entertainment commission supportin -- c ha, cha and i am confident he would do a good job as a commissioner i ask you for your support. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> thank you. good afternoon mr. chairman and supervisors. i am here to support my friend jeremy wallenberg. i got to know jeremy when he was working with persons with disabilities get connected on the internet and he did a terrific job and impressed with the intelligence and compassion he brings to those roles so i wholeheartedly support him. as a long time commissioner myself the basic job of a commissioner is look out for the whole city but mindful of special situations and considerations and i think the entertainment commission has an awful lot of that. new time residents and people coming in and he is extremely qualified to work on that. that to me is the important is

jeremy goes by ambulance.t as the continuous pounding is, you can see two white helmets bobbing during the accident. the race car's steel safety cage and harnesses acts like a cocoon and saves their lives. amazingly jeremy suffers only a few bruises. yuri, a dislocated shoulder. as frightening as their accident is, it can't take away the racer's itch and the dream of one day going pro. >> by the time the race comes up next year, i'll probably be ready for it. >> i'll be right up there with him. >>> from one airborne race car to another. no wrong turns here, just fast and tricky. and this one definitely makes a safe landing. may 2012, ken straps into his custom race car. all systems are go. >> it can do zero to 60 in 1.8 seconds, very, very fast. >> over four days, he uses and abuses the iconic streets, hills, and waterfront of san francisco. at speeds of up to 120 miles an hour. >> to be able to bring my race car here to san francisco and race it around on closed off city streets was like a dream come true for

jeremy what do you think?, jeremy. >> i think the issue isn't giving iran nuclear weapons, alan. i think that we can agree, and i think president obama agrees with all the leaders of the p5 plus 1, that the goal of this entire enterprise is to prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon. and the question isn't whether or not the president or in some way through this deal other countries are trying to help iran get a nuclear weapon it's whether or not this is the best way to prevent it. if there is no deal then iran will proceed unimpeded towards a nuclear weapon. if there is a deal we have at least 10 to 15 years of very strict intrusive inspections, real limits sanctions that remain in place and are only gradually reduced. this is the best way to achieve our shared goal of having no nuclear weapons for iran. >> professor, i'll give you the floor back in a moment but jeremy wait i do want to ask the question though of jeremy to professor dershowitz's point, should democrats, because they're the ones who are in

jeremy feels like an outcast. >> jeremy is the model inmate. he's very quiet.ever gets into trouble. he's generally in his cell and if he does come out of his cell he comes and he sits quietly. >> i don't consider anybody in here friends. i'd rather be in here than out there with some of those people sometimes because there's a lot of negative energy out there. there's not very many people to talk to me in here because i'm gay. >> merithew says he encounters too many attitudes. like that of ruben flores. >> if you want to be homosexual, that's good. that's your problem. it's your business. i'm going to tell you that god don't like homosexuals, that that's something against nature. if you want to do it, that's on you. but it's not right. >> if the inmates in his unit are not always welcoming of homosexuals, merithew has another strike against him. he is hiv positive. not only that, his condition is what led to his high-profile arrest. >> do most people here know who you're here for? >> yes. because it was on the news and of course -- but actually, they don't rea

he's been talking to jeremy. jeremy is now in the lebanese capitol beirut and joins us from there. quite an interview, jeremy. >> reporter: yeah. i think they chose this particular time because bashar al assad is feeling comfortable. i think they have chose this particular time because bashar al assad is feeling more secure now. i think because the americans are bombing islamic state, taking care of that particular problem for him. but, it's been a long time since the bbc interviewed him, 2010 to be precise is when we spoke to him. there were a lot of questions to ask and a lot to answer. you have lost control of large areas of syria, the jihadist group that calls itself islamic state emerged. there are perhaps 200,000 syrians dead millions lost their home through an envoy. they have called it the most serious humanitarian crisis. has syria become a failed state? >> no as long as the government and the state institutions -- cannot talk about failed states. talking about losing control is something completely different. it's like if you have invasion of terrorists coming from abroad

brothers jeremy dagget and brandon belk worked for a company called badlands power fuels cleaning the inside of frac tanks for around 20 dollars an hour. >> do you know what chemicals have been in that tank? or are you just jumping in and taking a guess? >> no, you're just jumping in. you've got no clue. there should be a msda sheet for every tank that you jump into, a material safety data sheet which lets you know which chemical is in there and what you gotta do if you're exposed to the chemical. none of those were ever provided. >> what could be in a tank. you're at a place like power fuels, and they're like go clean that tank. what are some of the common things that can be in a tank like that? >> you know, it could be used for storage of oil, it could be used for storage of fresh water. it could be used for storage of salt water i mean the things that it could be are probably a dozen or more. >> and of all those things how many of them wouldn't be bad for you to go in and breath? >> i would say clean water. and that would be the only one. i would not go into one of those tanks with

jeremy?dn't think that question was very objective so i was going to ignore it. you know seriously speaking, though, the problem is, if rand paul starts to get a reputation leak like chris christie and one of the things that candidates are afraid of, that really scares off donors, is whether or not this person has a presidential temperament. and when you lash out at reporters, you risk looking like you don't that you're tempermental and that you don't leak you can't handle scrutiny. he has to be careful going forward that he doesn't have any more eruptions like this. though they do, quote/unquote on liberal media, they do tend to play to the conservative base. >> you were with him, jeremy, when he got a booster shot. he's a medical doctor and said on that same interview i've heard of many tragic cases of walking, talking normal children who wound up with profound mental disorders after vaccines. closed quote. >> we have gone through this before with senator paul where he says something gets i

. >>> and there he is jeremy jordan signing autographs. stars. >> i have to tell you, it was a huge hit in my house last night. i had my mom and two daughters and we were crying and very excited to meet him. >> very different kind of movie, as well. >>> a lot of big guests. what's going on? uh-oh. >> there he is. >> had a little trouble with the focus there. will smith. >> speaking of "focus." >> the new movie. >> hi. >> we need to focus with you standing next to me. but there's our t.j. holmes. you know t.j. hit the road tuesday with our "gma" game show on the go red carpet. now he's bringing the red carpet to you out on the road. there's my man, t.j. hanging out there. looks like he's a little warmer than we are here. i'm not looking at him. trying to focus. >> i didn't want to throw off his focus. >> see how many times we can get the word focus in this next hour. it's one of our own games here. but anyway t.j. is out and about. 'giving viewers in different locations across the country a chance to play all kinds of oscar-related games wi

♪ >>> everyone here applauding for jeremy jordan.ls last night and this is really gorilla filmmaking. put it together in two to three weeks. >> three weeks and small budget and did it all, most of it all live singing and just kind of did what worked with what we had. >> almost all songs and no real lip sinking, right? >> the whole thing is sung through so if you really want to get all the emotion and all the storytelling out that's told through song you have to do it on the spot and get to change it up is it and got to have fun not only with anna kendrick but your wife spencer. get to have an affair with your wife. >> yeah get to have ang affair with my fake wife with my real wife. >> we'll hear "moving too fast." jason robert brown, the composer right here. take it away guys. ♪ did i just hear an alarm start ringing ♪ ♪ did i see sirens go flying past ♪ ♪ though i don't know what tomorrow's bringing i've got a singular impression things are moving too fast ♪ ♪ i'm gliding smooth as a figure skater i'm riding hot as a rocket blast ♪

jeremy jordan and jason robert brown, the movie is called "the last five years." thanks for coming.oring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward teenage one has arrived!!!! don't be old fashioned. xfinity customers add xfinity home for $29.95 a month for 12 months. plus for a limited time, get a free security camera call 1800 xfinity or visit comcast.com/xfinityhome. . >>> good morning. let's check out your forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. >> good morning, everybody. check out behind me. yeah, look at that. there are some clouds that are opening for some sunshine. that means warmer weather today. mid to upper 60s for the rest of us. take a look at that accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll still have a few clouds in the morning and to a lesser extent as we head into the weekend. 70s for the rest of us through oscar sunday. >> taking a look from 360 cam we're traveling north along el camino. we do have a serious accident. this is going to be in east bay at 680. an overturned pick untruck is-up truck is >> it's "live with k

robert bryce the manhattan institute, and jeremy symons, environmental defense fund. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> ifill: for years, doctors had routinely recommended children at risk of food allergies should avoid peanuts until they turn three. but a new study challenges that medical wisdom, suggesting the opposite: that more infants should be introduced to diets with peanut products as a way of inoculating them from allergies later. jeffrey brown has the story. >> brown: peanut allergies are one of the most common forms of food allergy among american children. and the last two decades have seen a dramatic rise in the number of cases. it's estimated that today two percent of all children are allergic to peanuts. four times the number as recently as 1997. and it's the leading cause of death from food allergies. for parents, of course, a key question: how to avoid the risk to their children. now comes a new twist: a study published in "the new england journal of medicine." it finds that exposing higher- risk infants to peanut products greatly reduced the risk o

jeremy, always good to see you.hank you for joining us. >> thank you much. >> jeremy siegel of wharton in pennsylvania joining us. volume taltatility continues. we were up 110 points now up 50 points. >> 20 minutes to go. really could be anything at this point. the s&p now lower again by 3 points. the vix a bit lower on the session while the nasdaq up by about 2, and brace yourselves for another blitz of after the bell earnings. yum brands among the big names reporting tonight. >> we have 21st century fox, keurig green mountain, underarmour on the list. the numbers you need to watch out for are coming up next and we'll bring you those results the second they hit the tape along with the instant analysis. so don't go anywhere. you show up. you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry. you do whatever it takes to take care of your family. and when it's time to plan for your family's future we're here for you. we're legalzoom, and for over 10 years we've helped families just like yours with wills and living trusts. so

jeremy roth has those stories and more in today's hollywood minute. >> jeremy: benedict cumberbatch is off the market! the actor married fiancee sophie hunter saturday in the u-k. the two were engaged in november, and are expecting their first child together. and next weekend may cap a great month for cumberbatch. he's nominated for best actor at this year's oscars for his role in 'imitation game.' selena gomez is gearing up to release a new single! the song is called "i want you to know," and is a collaboration with producer zedd. the two have been hyping the single on the internet. posting cover art to their social media pages. the song releases february 23- rd. fifty shades of grey dominated the box office this weekend bringing in more than 81-million dollars. kingsman: the secret service trailed behind at number two grossing more than 35-million dollars. and the spongebob movie:sponge out of water rounded out the top three. it made more than 30-million dollars. for hollywood minute, i'm jeremy roth. >> vicki: coming up, a heart-warming story about love that reaches beyond the grave

eagles have yet to show their love for jeremy maclin. the eagles receiver will be a free agent and will be able to sign with any team in little more than three weeks when free agency starts if they do not agree to a new contract soon. maclin and the eagles have had ongoing conversation about a new deal for quite sometime but they have yet to come to an agreement. the the eagles could put the franchise tag on their leading wide out beginning monday which will keep maclin here through 2015 but that will cost them around 13 million-dollar. maclin has maintained he wants to be an eagle. >> are you an eagle? what are you thinking right now. >> i would like to be an eagle. that is where i was drafted. the that is where my life is basically right now. we have both made it known that is what we want to have happen but i also understand this is a business and anything is possible. part of the game is having the ability, and having the the awareness to understand that type of stuff. i guess we'll see. >> college hoops, everyone knows cats and dogs

he goes by the stage name jeremy long. >> career wise i want to be a public defender criminal defense. that's one of my passions. >> reporter: but you also right now are going through school you have another gig? >> yeah. so another thing i'm very passionate about is, you know, representing asian males in media and, um, i think adult films is one of the most important areas for us to work on. >> reporter: he has made 18 movies so far and has fans around the world including some fellow students! what do they say when they recognize you? >> oh, that's that the porn star guy. >> reporter: jeremy got his undergraduate degree here at cal and his masters at cambridge in england. he was from the bay area and says many of his friends know what he does for a living. do you worry later in your career someone will point back at that and try and shame you? >> i don't see shame in what i've done so i wouldn't recognize that as any sort of -- i hope i don't have to face anything like that. >> reporter: how has your family received this? [ pause ] >> reporter: do they know? >> um, no. my family is o

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define the 2016 contest, joining me now for our daily fix, susan page and new york times reporter jeremy, susan, we're talking clearly about iowa new hampshire and south carolina. what have we learned about the field? it's pretty tight republican field? >> it's pretty tight and really big. there are seven candidates in double digits in one state or another. that means i think this is the least formed republican field in memory in decades, anyway with no one really -- jeb bush a modest front-runner but not the kind of front run-runner we see in traditional politics. let's look at the nbc maris poll in iowa. the leaderboard is tied. mike huckabee jeb bush scott walker, they are really within the margin of airerror. chris christie rand paul quite a bit behind. huckabee has strength in iowa he may not have in the other states. >> i think that's right. it will be difficult for somebody like mike huckabee or ben carson both of whom are showing strength in iowa to do beyond the first state there. i think one of the things reflected in the polls is the importance of name recognition, right? we'l

jeremy peters, what are the republicans on the hill think about that kind of a poll?u know, i don't know that they believe that really changes things much for them. i think that they, as you said earlier, believe that it's within their right to invite netanyahu. i think they also see it as a way to poke obama, which is something they always relish doing. i think on the democratic side of this, what's interesting is how few people you will ultimately see boycotting the speech. it's a big deal that biden is not going to be there. but by and large, most democrats are going to go. there will be very few who skip it. that's because cooler heads, i think in the end prevail here. and there is still a vast, vast majority of lawmakers who want to make this relationship bipartisan and keep it that way. >> lawrence, just one other point, though. whatever we think -- house republican politics, the republican foreign policy establishment is horrified by this. what they see is democratic houses and democratic senates inviting foreign leaders, things they would never accept. so in t

jeremy, you were there as well.ut this fits into a narrative that might make some donors a little nervous. but scott walker's numbers will probably just go up. >> i think that incident showcased his strengths and how untested he is as a candidate. one thing that's so appealing to conservatives about scott walker, he's won. he's fought tough fights againsted aagainst ed a adversaries. >> i heard the speech was great by cpac standards. >> the speech was very well received. until that point i had not seen the room as full as it was. it wasn't that full for christie. it wasn't that full for ben carson. one thing we need to remember about scott walker is how untested he is in a kind of general election setting where people come out from both the left and the right. because -- okay. wisconsin is a pumpis purple state. walker's only won it when there have been off-cycle leaks. he's never really been tested in an electorate like that. >>> let's begin with other headlines in washington. it looks like the shutdown of the depa

don't go for the obvious, like roses. >> bad news for you jeremy. i can't say what he said.s day nap was your friendly reminder from louis burgdorf on the red carpet celebration. tomorrow is valentine's day. >> tough assignment. >> thank you for doing that. >> money well spent. >> also all about money. here with a look at spinning patterns on valentine's day. a big business? >> a big business. wanted to help out. contribute. so i got this for you, mika. >> oh godiva chocchocolates. she will eat them probably right now. >> i would never do that. thaushg. >> thank you. >> there is a geographic. all cities are not created equal when it comes to spending money on valentine's day. >> all cities are not created equal. new york city is actually a below average place. look at the data. see it on the board there. some of the cities aren't that great. new york city, i don't know what is happening. joe, i heard a big kaboom. this whole seg smnt ruement is ruined. focus on the data. tucson arizona, number one city. they spend almost 60% more in valentine's week than in a regular week in

jeremy, you pulled that out of context. the budapest memorandum was on security assurances, not guarantees. we were not going to provide the ukrainians a guarantee. the 82nd airborne was not going to comment there is a violation of that memorandum. maybe in negotiations we say one thing and walk away from it. the problem for the bush and clinton administrations was getting a hold of nuclear weapons. we wanted to make sure those weapons were eliminated. this is part of that agreement. i think there is a certain amount of u.s. obligation. >> i would like to respond. if we are ukraine now putin pay the higher price for achieving his objectives. we are demonstrating to russia more determination in the baltic states. we need to demonstrate that we are serious in the baltic. one way to do that is being serious and ukraine. >> we have a couple of minutes left. i want to challenge the arming side on one point. there seems to be an assumption or expectation that this step could at some point lead to putin losing political support in

jeremy, thank you. good to see you. jeremy cook. coming up reporting earnings.what to watch when numbers come up. let me guess, a little bit talk of football as well. we will be back after a short break. ♪ >> you are watching "countdown." 10 to check out the trend for the foreign exchange market. this shows a clear indication. the new zealand dollar is trending higher. yen trending lower. solicit lower. the euro and decided. full of the dominant trends that shows you -- that shows you the trends. oil in a bull market. roto says adjusting policy is needed. the bank of japan is seeking to regain being seen as his appear person in the world when it comes to easing policy review might see yen break. this is the dollar rising. yen falling. the new zealand dollar, the aussies cut rates and sucker punched. rates are unchanged. most economists say no rate change in new zealand until 2016. a period of ocr stability. dollar troubles lower. speaking of which let's nip across the pond and into australia. you saw that 2009 lows for the aussie dollar. they cut rates. is it su

. >>> jeremy maclin gets a special honor from his alma mater. those stories coming up in sports. >> sky6 live hd taking a live look for us at penns landing. you see the river rink there and the ice looking all nice and slippery for us if you want to go ahead and ice skate. it's ice cold out there already, you might as well take add advantage of it. sports nova takes on butler and the flyers honor a former player. >> reporter: the flyers need to play playoff type hockey now. scott hartnell honored for having appeared in his 1,000th career game. his former teammates did him his due. flyers take the lead 2-1. five minutes into the third period, wayne simmons comes on the power play. 51st goal of the season. 3-1. but the blue jackets pour it on from there. we're as you as you suddenly tied at 3 and go into overtime. the flyers pick up a point could have been two they lose 4-3. >>> jeremy maclin was in missouri inducted into the university of missouri hall of fame. he is due to become a free agent in march. he was asked by reporters if he would consi

. >> jeremy affeldt.nt wearout session last year how my f into something a little bigger. >> we ragged him hard enough where he got a 350. now he went overboard. it's too much truck and it's almost like good luck parking that in san francisco. >> affeldt talked another youngster into getting a truck. his own. >> he was like affeldt he's looking for an f-250. he's like no, i just got it the way i wanted it. >> young kid needing a truck. i made a bet with him, if we go to the world series, i'll sell my truck. we agreed on a price. we went to the world series. i had to call my wife and let her know i had lost a bet. i'm not sure she was really smiling about that. >> good news. jeremy affeldt did buy another truck. he has a truck again and jerod gave hunter strickland a good deal for under blue book value. that jerod, is a very good teammate. >> the absolutely. hunter strickland with those fastballs maybe they can make some type of deal. as long as he keeps the ball in the yard, you know, who though knows wha

give me jeremy. give me brandon.made possible by fremantle media] guys, top 8 answers are on the board. name someone a cool teenager wouldn't want to show up at their party. [ring] jeremy. >> their grandparents. steve: their grandparents. [bell] >> their parents. steve: their parents. [bell] [cheering and applause] pass or play? they're going to play. [applause] hey, tiffany, let's go. name someone a cool teenager wouldn't want to show up at their party. >> their neighbor. steve: their neighbors. [applause] [buzzer] audience: aw! steve: latasha. >> yes, sir. steve: hi, darling. what do you do? >> i actually go to other people's jobs and tell them how to do them better and what they're doing wrong. this is what i do. steve: have you been married before? >> i have not. not married, no kids. steve: oh, wow. whoo! [laughter] steve: go and get you some

>> chip kelly says he want to keep jeremy maclin, but does maclin want to stay in philly?es, top priority. temple owls keep streaking. six in a row seven owls creep up ncaa picture. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >>> the hottest team is the temple owls. won six in a row and couple more wins will guarantee, an ncaa birth. today, it was east carolina's turn to get that work. first half, will coming, takes his pocket, and gets easy deuce. temple up 31 to 17. they led by as much as 18. later, will is at it again. he gets the board goes coast-to-coast off the miss three, gets it, and one bucket. he

jeremy has a long night ahead.st he has to get his own home ready. >> i'm going to really salt this down. >> reporter: bags of rock salt are going fast at nearby sears appliance and hardware. customers like wendy know that magic number. how much snow do you expect where you live? >> 4 to 8. >> this morning it's been salt. >> reporter: jeremy vaughn could work a 16-hour shift before coming home to what could be a big cleanup. he has a plan for that too. >> if you have powder you can use this. you can use this. you can use a regular leaf blower. >> reporter: tonight on news 4 at 6:00 what county officials want you to remember about tonight and tomorrow. live in sent reville, kristin wright news4. >> thank you, kristin. >> for those out in prince william county the government and schools closed tomorrow. four-day weekend for you guys. >> i hear cheering out there, all the way out there. we have a busy map. this thing has been busy. that is fast-moving affair doug kammerer. >> it is. it will be out of here most likely

this is linda and jeremy. >> night said to me to print them -- nice to meet you. >> can you talk to me a variety of products that use cell? >> we have these lovely constructed platters. we make these wonderful powder bowls. they can have a lot of color. >> york also using your license. -- you are also using your license. >> this means that i can register with the city. this makes sure that our family participated in making all of these. >> this comes by licensed artists. the person selling it is the person that made it. there is nothing better than the people that made it. >> i would like you to meet michael johnson. he has been in the program for over 8 years. >> nice to me you. what inspired your photography? >> i am inspired everything that i see. the greatest thing about being a photographer is being able to show other people what i see. i have mostly worked in cuba and work that i shot here in san francisco. >> what is it about being a street artist that you particularly like? >> i liked it to the first day that i did it. i like talking to mentum people. talking about art or anyth

. >> reporter: the orchestra's jeremy rothman believes it will be a evening full of music and passion> bring someone special and have a great time. >> reporter: the valentine's day concert at is 8:00 p.m. in the verizon high. go to 6abc.com/6abc loves the arts for more on this and other area events. for 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com ♪ >> welcome back it is sunday, 12:21, 44 degrees, sky6 live hd looking live at a beautiful shot of cape may, new jersey. >> what else rides new york city subway trains besides millions of people? todges of germs. -- tons of germs. there were germs that were associated with anthrax. super-storm sandy turned up bacteria linked to marine life. the levels of bacteria found pose no health problems. >> herb magee has achieved his rare milestone. he won his 1,000th game this weekend. all the wins are at a small school in east falls. # a big hug for the coach who is in his 48 season at philly university. he was his low key self after the

. >> i'm jeremy i'm the california lose teacher at louldz high school where all the time limitations i'm going to talk about the math plummet test for incoming freshmen is a key part and allows us to focus on strengthens and weakens eliminations of the test is currently being considered reason we have a public school many of the students a can rise above poverty it's academic reputation is well known in the admission offices across the nation part is the reputation to challenge the students and awe wage the weak spark we have to place the fresh in an appropriate level course because this is the foundation for the outstanding amongst program we have at lowell's thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (clapping.) i am a teacher here at sf unidentified and an alumni of the sfusd system i went to washington and my sister to lowell i want to share the xoopgs that has been on both sides of the issue and now as a teacher i had two students awhile at mission who had the different experiences one student joanna took overlooking bra one in yieth grade but she fell through the crack an

the patriots in striking range, brady lofts it up, golf by -- guess who -- jeremy lane.was that ball inflated properly or not, kimberly? after that, tommy terrific looked great. second quarter, tommy terrific again. over the middle, 11 yard touchdown. and the touchdown dance. 7-0 pats. 36 seconds left in the quarter another touchdown, 14-7 pats. 6 seconds to go, seattle gambles on running one more play and it pays off. wilson throws the quick strike, chris matthews. third quarter, 17-14 seahawks after brady's second. baldwin, wide open, touchdown. 24-14 seahawks. fourth quarter, the pats drive down the field. five yard score. 24-21 seahawks. that is brady's 12 super bowl touchdown pass, passing joe montana. now 28-24 patriots. the next seahawks drive, wilson throws one up for grabs. check this out, it is tipped and caught my seattle kid jermaine kearse. that is money. two plays later, this gets ugly. wilson throws to the goal line picked off by a rookie free agent, malcolm butler. the pats win their fourth super bowl, for brady and belichick 28-24 is the final. >> unbeli

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and jeremy affeldt will have to say nice things about him. >> buster posey? so he wasn't? haha. he's clean-cut he doesn't have a weird beard he's a good face of major league baseball. he's the kind of guy that we think of major league baseball you think of him and kids think of baseball they think of an. >> dan: adrian peterson can play football again. it's just not clear where that will be. today, a federal judge sided with the vikings runningback and overturned commissioner roger goodell's suspension. peterson only played one game last season before he was charged with felony child abuse and suspended by the league. a-pete plead "no contest" to a misdemeanor offense. saying he was disciplining his son with a switch. now that he's clear to play, peterson's agent is said to be looking for another team to pay his 13 million dollar price tag next season. we'll see you tomorrow ( yawn ) bulldog: i just had a dream i was at mattress discounters with tempur-pedic and the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one roof! icomfort by serta... posturepedic hybrid... ( yawn ) c

aaron is survived by his wife and sons clayton in 7th grade and jeremy in 5th grade at mckinley. we are joined by aaron's mother-in-law, courtney. our sincerist condolences. >> thank you, supervisor wiener. supervisor tang. >>supervisor katy tang: as we know san francisco is a city that has led the country in an employee paid parental policies and requirements. in 2002 voted an amendment for paid parental leave for city employees, paid sick leave vacation, compensatory time. our city's parental program approves 12 weeks leave for pregnancy leave. president obama recently announced a recent address paid leave up to 6 weeks. prior to his announcement, parental workers had no time for leave. although the family and leave time, the united states is the only country without a law guaranteeing paid maternity leave to mothers. the national amount is 5-6 months according to the research center report. german parents receive up to 4 -- 14 months and france, 6 months. in 2004 california passed the law in which they receive 6 weeks off. san francisco doubled that this 2002 but longer time c

jeremy howell has this report. >> where will you play?rter: launched in 2009 farmville became the game to play on facebook. millions of people spent their spare time doing farming chores and spending their real-world money buying imaginary cows in cyberspace. zynga made a fortune and helped build onlineaming into the $25 billion a year market it is today. >> games where you perform basic shores to build a city build a farm are very popular then. farmville was very good at that. but without the user base it doesn't matter how good the game is. you need to create users to make it that social experience. >> zynga went from fresh start-up to a list of corporations employing 3,000 staff. it started working on a big new market. games for mobile devices. but by 2012 it had become clear that it was losing its mass following. revenues fell and so did the zynga share price. it brought up rival companies and launched the games they had developed, with such words with friends and draw something. but none could reproduce the success of farmville. >> i

where is jeremy meeks now.e an update for you. >> those stories and more when "action news" continues in just a moment passes pass >> ♪♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again. here's what's happening on "action news" friday night. isis terrorists are claiming that a jordanian air strike has killed an american hostage. we're live with the very latest. >>> also the firefighters union breaks its silence about claims that some of its philadelphia members had sex while on the job. >>> and atlantic city police officers have a new weapon in their arsenal that could save lives with just minutes to spare. sharrie williams has that story coming up. >> now to a developing story overseas. isis is claiming that american hostage kayla mueller was killed in an air strike carried out by jordan. the u.s. state department says it is deeply troubled by this report but officials stress that reports of mueller's death have not been confirmed. jordan h

. >> this is terra of the couple terra and jeremy overton. >> supposed to know who they are?ound like they're famous. >> we don't know who they are. they're about to give somebody in their family a big surprise. >> a we're visiting them from india na. they're pumped. going to serve them a drink. >> those are their parents, live in indiana. they went to florida to warm up for the winter. they're going to surprise them. i think she's taking a sip of somebody's drink but going to hand that off to somebody. >> remember, they don't know ey now i want you to guess what's going to happen. they've walked up on the table and they are looking at the menu. finally looks up like what, okay? >> tera! >> it took like an extra second didn't it? thank you very much. wait a minute. like they were clueless. >> not expecting your daughter to be the one who delivers your beer. >> mom jumps up for a hug. >> tera! >> they want to thank their server. melissa's like - >> it's fun to surprise mom and dad. >> happy to see tera and her husband. >> tera! >>> cat jump fail. >>> some people make the argum