kpix5's juliet goodrich is live in concord. juliet, we're hearing moving the cars and track repair work, that could take all day? >>reporter: it could, mark. good morning to you. you can see behind me that part of the car train still hanging off of the track this morning. bart crews have a huge crane brought in to clear the train from the tracks. they're removing it car by car. crews are on scene. they've been here all night working to clear the tracks and begin emergency track work all day today. the track work will be between pleasant hill and pittsburg bay point. during the emergency track point, bart is telling riders to access trains at the pleasant hill station, if traveling into san francisco and oakland to avoid delays. in the meantime bart is trying to figure out what went wrong. the train crossed over an interlocking, the wheels came off and skidded sideways. witnesses telling kpix5 they knew something was wrong by the way the train sounded seconds before the derailment. >> sounded like a train out of control. i kind

i'm juliet huddy. we have a fox news alert to start with.ine shaft. >>> and no congress? no problem. >> i said i would do everything in my power to expand opportunity for more americans. >> the president going alone again, this time to raise the minimum wage, but is he taking it too far? former attorney general alberto gonzalez on that story this hour. >>> then america's new hockey hero this morning. >> scores! team usa wins! >> but it's what he said after this game that will have him proud to be an american this morning. we'll tell you what he said. >>> "fox and friends" hour three, is it three? >> it is. >> something like that. >>> hi, everybody. >> welcome to "fox and friends." mike jerrick is here, juliet huddy is here. >> everyone knows who you are, clayton. a fox news alert happening right now, more than 200 illegal miners are trapped underground in south africa. 200! crews are working frantically to reach them in an abandoned gold shaft east of johannesburg. the crews say they have made contact with 30 miners but at least 200 others a

juliet you want to go with you, i was born and raided in , a lot of my friends are asian americans someof my best friends are asian american, just joking with that one. you are in a an interracial relationship. you have a white boyfriends. a lot of my friends see it is a a dison them and a betrayal. have you had to deal with that type of backlash from your community? >> yeah, that's one of the things that i deal with every day . >> a run a blog and it puts me in the public eye more than most people. 100 percent of the hostile messages i eve are about my love lie, my choice of partner. are about how i am a race traitor or -- i have been called horrible things because of my relationship. >> and this is primarily from those within your community, juliet . >> yeah, mostly inside the community. mostly asian-american males. i came up with a term for it called bitter asian dude. >> do you consider those bitter asian dudes racist? >> i think that it's a lot of inter intersecting things going on. i think there might be this idea that asian women are their territory and therefore they are entitle

good morning, guys and juliet huddy. >> hello mr. he is the best. >> love the hair cut. >> collin farrell can wear his hair however he wants. >> he can wear a paper bag over his head and he can still be hot. >> that's what i always say. >> eva are marie. >> oscar winner, 90 years old. big part in this movie. based on the 1983 best seller critically acclaimed best seller. attempts to answer the age old question can you love someone so much that they can't die. caught up with some of the stars premier earlier this week. stars collin farrell. russell crow and a surprise cameo by will smith who plays lucifer aka lou. we asked him if they believed in love at first sight. >> do you believe in love at first sight? >> i believe in rampant lingering at first sight. i suppose, yeah. it happens. but i think love is something that maybe does grow overtime. like true love, deep love is something that does grow over days and weeks and months and years. >> my husband met me, saw me from the back of the subway at radio city about 1948. i was under s

it's a juliet and juliet story.he person 18-year-old kaitlyn hunt says she loved and had sex with was a 14-year-old girl. >> she's real funny. she was like that person you could go to if you were having a bad day. she would cheer you up in five minutes. she was just all around, just a good girl. >> reporter: kaitlyn's mother, kelley, says she knew her daughter was in a same-sex relationship, but didn't realize the other girl was so young. did you meet the girlfriend? >> mm-hmm, yep. >> reporter: what did you think of her? >> she was a sweetheart. i liked her. she was very sweet. >> reporter: did it ever dawn on you that the difference in age might be a dangerous thing? >> i did not know the girl was 14. i had no idea she was a freshman. she looks older than my daughter. >> reporter: something else she says she did not know, the younger girl ran away from home one night and had a sleep-over with kaitlyn in her home. eventually, it was a coach who revealed the relationship to the younger girl's parents. the next day t

juliet eilperin has been reporting on this story for the "washington post" and joins me now. juliet, fill in the picture a bit. what exactly was the state department looking at in this report? what was its key finding? >> they were looking the a whole range of impacts including whether rejecting the pipeline would make a different in global greenhouse gas emissions linked to climate change. they also looked at things like what would happen if there was a spill. and what about endangered species along the route, things like that. their overall conclusion was that no one single infrastructure project makes a huge difference, a significant difference in terms of development in the oil region in canada. so the overall climate change impact they're saying is not significant from this decision. that's their broad conclusion. >> so this is, of course, highly contentious with environmentalists feeling that they have evidence of just the opposite. so just remind us of what the main concerns have been. >> absolutely. so environmentalists have been arguing for years at this point that b

juliet is reading at hand. it swelled in valparaiso.issue of concern. -15 for kenosha. -11 in aurora. windchill advisory is in effect until noon. light snow continues across extreme southern cook county's. as to get down and to look court counties that light snow will kick out. snow is not the issue. this afternoon temperature of 9 degrees, we should be a way to warmer. typical high as 40. tonight we fall down to - 3. the skies will clear. friday with snow showers developing after checkout well into friday evening. saturday we are at 23. >> still ahead, nasa makes a big announcement about the number of planets in the galaxy. and seth oregon opens up a speech on capitol hill. we will tell you what he is promoting. and ben and jerry's is trending for its new flavors of ice cream. nasa just announced the biggest single discovery of planets ever made. the agency says it has discovered 715 new planets. compare that to the one- thousand planets that were identified before. the planets were found using a new technique with the kepler space tel

>> if not, we will proceed to our first item, which is in fact, the juliet ellis and >> and you have the settlement gret before you and the stipulation document and a couple of notes about this, this is a joint settlement and so there were three negotiating parties and the respondent and the two enforcement agency and because the fppc has heard and accepted the settlement agreement in a public session, we are in an unusual situation, because our regulations require that this is things be debated in closed session and however since it has been debated publicly, the city attorney has advised us to do the same. and so the staff and the city attorney will represent any questions that you have about the document

meeting in regards to one of the matters that we did the last time, the matter having to do with juliet ellis. i have informed that the puc, gave miss ellis something like a five-day suspension. and we have accepted a stipulation in which she admitted to some fairly important and agregious corrupt conduct in my opinion, influencing a government decision in which the official has a financial interest, so my motion for next time for discussion is going to be that we recommend to the puc, in light of her admissions, contained in the stipulation, that she did indeed commit these violations of influencing a government decision in which the official has a financial interest, that we recommend to the puc that she be terminated. >> is that something that we need to vote on? >> you can't, this is a discussion item only, that is for the in-coming chair to take under advisement when he and i plan the next month's agenda. >> thanks. >> dually noted commissioner keane. >> anyone else? >> and any public comment on matters appearing before the commission, or not appearing on the agenda? >> actually, y

." >> juliet is the sun. >> then came this.orldwide sensation. 'm>> i the king of the world! >> i look back at that time, the movie comes out almost as people start seeing it around the world it's incredibly successful. saying this movie is huge. great, cool, isn't that what it's supposed to be? >> you don't understand, it's making billions of dollars. that's good, right? billions of dollars are good, right? i didn't understand. i really didn't. >> he not only became bankable but the new darling of the paparazzi. >> had a lot of fun when you were young. >> of course. i did, i had a lot of fun. >> and criticized for it a lot, too. >> that comes with the territory, too. and sort of microscope that was put on me certainly after that this movie came out every activity that i did was sort of in the newspaper. which was silly, i tried to avoid but it was what it was. >> still, for an actor who could do anything he wanted chose his roles sparingly. he became a student of film history. >> he tells me, did you ever see this film? here i

juliet tells us how should i do not sell side changing the shape of indiana he is a little soft voice but see that chicken kabobs this is the preferred the fight is a must for me there was no avoiding food this was the site of course vatican i die. i am new to me the new york. most of chili and biscuits as well as three square meals. these tips you may be changing. these outdated step up and show me what stipulate seek to be to prevent diabetes. stress has teamed up with the dark. well it's pretty hard on the team gets to clean it helps prevent the disease. india has achieved rapid economy grew. avoid the right key forward has become available and in people's life status of cheese. but that's cause so there's no diabetes today as many as sixty five million indians suffer from diabetes. the spread of disease among people in the prime of their bodies with the indian economy the government is trying to fight obesity. commission that the city needs to be a different thinking. no more and phone to call them and they live and own words the illustration program though. or the master program

it's the romeo and juliet story. i've dealt with people in their 70s, people in wheelchairs. >> this is evan mar katz. >> i'm evan mar katz. >> he thinks most women get it wrong. >> you tend to say things that are agreeable. me too. you like skiing? i like skiing. you have a dog, i have a dog. >> you like pizza? i love pizza. >> you have two eyes? i have two eyes, we should totally go out. it's not bad, it's just flat, right? >> what makes a good dating -- online dating profile? >> i'm so glad you lost that. i'm warm funny, i like hiking biking music and travel, i'm looking for my best friend and lover and partner in crime in love and laughter. >> is that wrong? >> it doesn't do much to differentiate. if everybody says some version of the same thing. if it has no power. >> katz advice, start with your profile and work back from there. >> it's your profile, what's the person reading it thinking? so you quit your job to protest human rights violations and move to tibet. how does that benefit me as a boyfriend? what am

the first is juliet, who is 90 years old and takes these proceedings very brief. dear president fond and mr. smith, i have been a resident here more than 90 years. i live 4 houses up the hill from 4546. i know the house and know it needs to be fixed up. i also nope the owner and know what she is proposing. the house is similar in size to other homes in our block and i am pleased it extends back only as far as the house uphill from it. i support the plan she is currently proposing. next is a letter from mr. jay allen. dear mr. fong and commissioner, i have reviewed the proposed addition at 4546 19th street. i use thorpe lane daily. appropriate for the site and the neighborhood. the neighborhood has an incredibly broad mix of architectural styles and this proposal, which is tasteful and attractive, is quite similar in style to at least two remodels recently completed. it appears to me the only neighbors who are requesting discretionary review of the project and are frankly agitating many others not really in the neighborhood are those who are concerned with how it w

and if you go a little deeper, then the new direct for green for all that replaced juliet ellis and his wife, now works for her. how did that happen? >> so, if you commissioners superficially assume that your staff did a wonderful job, i think you don't know the difference between the reality and the fluff. that is too much fluff. this woman today is arrogant, tomorrow, she is going to have opened up a new section of the south east commission in the bay view. she is going to be introducing the board of supervisors cohen and doing the introduction. she has been saying openly, that they can do anything about this. and as i told you earlier in my comments, she is looking forward to her pension and her benefits. and this is, is this the type of public official, she by the way is assistant general manager of the sfpuc. and she by the way was a commissioner, is there a precedence before that some of the commissioner to such a position to relief the fpuc and i can go on and on with her job. and now, there are some people who think that if they are visit the white house or they speak to obama,

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missed it live and juliet is rushing to u s as an opportunity to try the thing that russia had the worst anti gay laws on the planet. just after birth in fact according to the washington post the only anti gay language and western line is that the propaganda of homosexual income among minors is punishable by administrative fine. that's a nice bread and a propaganda became can get. the west however we have a lot more teams have a veto act eight u s state of many cities and county park and had a provision that the matter. or the university wants to call them to paper. no promo provision. he was caught her that the advocate the homosexuality of arizona from canada trail homosexuality at the positive alternatives like that her family in texas actually mandate that the education class that and i think that homosexuality is not a lights out acceptable to the general . in those days also meant the kids be taught that homosexual conduct a criminal offence. even though that would just be flat and unconstitutional. sullivan under that suv articles many a times about how russia is going to twelve e

torah is for the many interesting ballet performances choreography and masterpieces as road and when juliet directed by french choreographer trolls due to the chamber wind symphony orchestra will perform in the building of cars concert featuring violinist huge ugly body of the birth of the theater de la concert which will feature all stars and austin opera will be held on february six. it is planned to stage such ballet's swan lake nutcracker spotted kiss and cuddle goes by disease and to buy the book in the near future the latest news is that three w dodge cars out that stevie got kate said. well i think that with the proper limited to one of the super cute shoes to spend like to state what is the way to crucifixion well. some said my new site to build up savings while others follow the rule of spending it wisely. generally a light hearted had to quit smoking allowed people to get a taste of life to feel the joy of new purchases in the secure a stronger force a save all the time. besides according to this is the case the management of capital allows way to work in attracting capital spendi

them my sister my sister was the one that was actually in the theater at him and she was she played juliet in school policy in theater and she's got three kids and she lives in puerto rico now so she's like full time mom probably best known for into the wild a tremendous movie to bed change you i think so i was a tough shoot it was it was tough and you know i think sean made it purposely tough for me but it was nowhere near as tough as it was for for someone actually doing something like that but it was an incredible experience to get to go on the road for that long with this group of people with shawn as the leader. we want all we were in alaska we were in california were in arizona we were in oregon but one man movie though at times it felt like you know we had it was great you know sean is a fantastic director with tons of great ideas a great movie. we have some social media questions for a meal her shoe courtney join on twitter wants to know which actors you admired both presently all from the past well for me you know top of my list the shawn band i mean you know getting does getting

that is juliet. spokesman for unicef joining us from jordan. >> now, religious scholars in india success fully banned a book taking a look at orthodox hinduism. a group of religious scholars filed a civil suit stating that it had incorrect facts. to tell us why the book was banned, here is al jazeera's correspondent. >> the book, itself, has been sold out in book stores, or has been pulled from the shelves because of controversial nature. in it the author gives an alternative interpretation with some people and groups offensive. one of those groups took the publisher, penguin books, to court, saying the book gave incorrect information and smulted hinduism. in india, it's not just a civil problem, but a criminal offense, something that the author describes as the true villain of the story. an agreement was reached with penguin books, where the publisher agreed to destroy all copies of book in india. that lit up social media with men people decrying the position worrying what it means for freedom of sp

this is people, people inmemorial have acted this way, the romeo and juliet story. >> on "america tonight," we'll see you then john. >> joie chen, thank you joie. >>> bullying in the nfl. an investigation uncovered a surprising story. jessica taff. >> the scandal that involved jonathan martin and richie incognito who both play for the miami dolphins. three starters on the offensive linemen, all instigators in the bullying, we also learned that martin wasn't the only target. another player and assistant trainer were excessively harassed. seems vindicated from the report and plans to resume his football career. another story from incognito's camp. report replete with errors? will still claims that martin was never bullied by richie incognito or anyone from the miami dolphins. >> chris, let's first get your initial reaction to this 144-page report. >> well, it was incredibly voluminous, and so much stuff to absorb. but you know to me the two take-aways were the report found jonathan martin was harassed and he was harassed by three players, richie incognito, john perry and john consee. ang un

for below for juliet. 6 blow in morris. when you factor in the wind it's 15 below windchill spirit 20 below in kankakee. 23 below in aurora. bundle up. we won't find any snow today. but further out to the south, we see things getting themselves together. a clipper system develops across the region moving into the area on saturday. slow down to the south. it continues up along the appalachians. the computer model shows that system coming through. it's a clipper system. typically they are moving quickly. this one is the usual in terms of the clipper system. one-3 in. of snow. the snow began saturday afternoon. sunny and cool today. wind chill - 5. today's high temperature is only 13. tonight's low temperature down to zero. mar we're back up to 20. sunday we climb back up to 17. snow leaves early in the day. >> still had, who is the target of an obscene comment. >> and the latest picture from mars. and who turned up for jay leno's final tonight show. >> and test driving some concept cars featured at this year's auto show. leak

juliet is 60. for degrees in joliet. generally dry conditions. we do have some cloud cover. a bit across the southern community but certainly not much as the cold front is pressing down to the south. another front comes later today could see some flurries but that it. it will drop the temperatures. 20 is the high today. tonight slow down to - four which will break a record low for the upcoming overnight. on wednesday we make 12 degrees for a high. breezy. thursday it doesn't look like it's march. but 10 degrees for the high. a morning low is - 5. >> still ahead, marcus is here with more on how you can help name the new baby gorilla. >> and the mexican drug kingpin, what the mayor says about a potential trial in chicago. >> and what's being called the fastest car in the world. >> it looks like the batman car. >> it looks like the batman car. the cith a mardi-gras themed party to celebrate it's 177-th birthday! the party will take place on tuesday march 4th from 11 a-m to 7 p-m at daily plaza. several food trucks will sell food for both lunch and dinner. and there will be a li

i'm juliet huddy. a big loss for big labor overnight. automakers is saying no, no to unionizing.>> the nation's debt is skyrocketing, so what's the nation's top priority? spending your money on climate change. hiking your utility bills in the name of junk science. good idea? we report. you decide. >> then he says he was protecting his sister from a bully but the school suspended straight a stupidity anyway. now his family is fighting back. does he

all you have to do is rib the right breast of the bronze statute of shake peer's juliet.was once located in a courtyard known as juliet from shake peer's tail of strar crossed lovers. >> hopeless romantics. you see all the places that have been rubbed out? that's not romance. it's just wrong. that's why they had to move it. >>> new numbers out this morning showing a decline in the number of communities using those red light cameras to catch red light runners. they've fallen 6% since 2012. seven states all together banned them and several more are now considering it. what issues are at play here? we put the question to christine romans. this is an interesting decline to see. >> it is. >> you see revenue and people are concerned about safety. >> and concern about privacy. new jersey -- a town in new jersey got rid of them this week. these are the cameras installed on or next to red lights. when you go through, you think you got through scott free, but you didn't. those traffic violations where you're rolling into an active intersection can be deadly. these towns want the mo

juliet: hi and trisha to see the beatles on the ed sullivan show, and suddenly kennedy is killed, and nix sop's itch -- nixon's itch started up again. i think he was meeting with the national chairman the weekend after kennedy gets shot. and he had told rosco drummond, a big columnist for the herald tribune, i'm not going to run again in 1964, i won't run in '68 or '72. anyone who thinks i'm going the seek public office again is out of his mind. and he meant it. and mrs. nixon, pat nixon was thrilled to have been in new york. he would have been bored, he would have been restless, he would have been an elder statesman with the party, but he would have had a normal, prosperous elder statesman life, and then it changed. >> but, uni, he was in -- you know, he was in dallas -- >> he was. >> no, no, no, i'm not suggesting that. [laughter] no, no. no. just because i'm wearing black doesn't mean i'm going to go into that worm hole. >> thank you, tim. >> but he gives a press conference in dallas before the assassination, of course, and he criticizes kennedy's leadership. >> he does. >> now, th

juliet snap is chief of the fcc office of engineering and technology, one of the nation's leading experts on the technology part which we heard about. we have peter tenhula, senior advisor at in t i a, we go back in crime for a long time, probably getting involved again in this effort. we have stacey black, vp for federal external and legislative affairs. between federal and legislative that is enough to keep anybody busy but we appreciate your taking time to talk and finally we have john hunter from t mobile, director for spectrum policy. what i would like to do is ask each of our panelists to give some brief remarks. we start with stacy and go down a row and take questions from the audience. stacey black, please. >> good morning. i would like to limit my remarks to the role procurement will take in what the general talked about, procurement will be a big deal. technology is rolling along as the pointed out in his keynote. for example i noticed in one of his wise he had an acronym, emanual radio, it is actually an application for push to talk. in the old days technology has been around f

san francisco office where they've expanded from creating sound tracks for classics like "romeo and julietunds. the audio pairs with books on ereader tablets or online. the key to this technology is a shuttle but special curser which follows the reader's speed and fine-tune's the pace. >> i can imagine my elementary school librarian rolling over in her grave because she'd go shhh be quiet when you're reading. this is not quiet. >> no. but when you get music it's a reinvention. >> a recent pew study founds that a quarter of americans aren't flipping pages anymore. instead they're reading electronically. >> i think peel are throwing things against the wall to see what happens. >> reporter: kevin ryan has a bookstore and he now sells ebooks. how much farther away can you get with the quiet act of reading a book than prohaving a soundtrack provided for you. next month librarians might need to start handing out head phones. for "cbs this morning saturday," brandon scott. >> i don't know if i want the sound of a horse in my head. >>> up next the beatles said they never wanted a revolution when t

you may have know him from "romeo & juliet."move on to the girl who is starring with him in "romeo & ju juliet." >> shaline -- >> we're not cool enough to know that. >> pretty much everybody has read these books. it's a big breakout year for shaline. >> she was a scene stealer. she was crying in the pool -- >> with george clooney. >> next, "vampire academy." this is going to be huge! >> anything like "twilight"? >> it's more vampires, of course. it's a slightly complicated story. it opens february 14th. >> we should go. >> my own teen-ager is really excited about it. they're highlands and it has a great cast. very popular books. divergent stars -- >> what about music? i actually do love lorde. you love her, too? >> i love lorde. look out for lorde. she's an incredible artist. she won two grammys last week. she writes her own songs. she has a great voice and has wide appeal. >> she's just 17. >> she was in that sense he has some similarity to other teen stars. he's very wholesome, this is a great video, great song. he has an albu

joining me now, amy juliet harris, housing development reporter at the center for investigative reportingact we tried to reach out to richmond housing agency for a comment, we weren't able to get a response. have you gotten any response from them that gives us anything new they may have had to say about the story? >> yeah, but we found out after the story came out there was a big city council meeting and for the first time, the housing authority responded to our investigation, and they said that this was definitely a problem that they need to fix all of these conditions that people were living in and they took issue with one point of the reporting, they said some of the salary increases, we reported that the executive director salary had increased 30% at a time when housing authority couldn't make payroll. he said it was 18%, there was a problem with the payroll records and he repaid some of the money. this is the only development we have gotten so far. >> the other development is that the day after you published this story, richmond city council added an emergency item to their agenda, a

juliet snap is chief of the fcc office of engineering and technology, one of the nation's leading experts on the technology part which we heard about. we have peter tenhula, senior advisor at in t i a, we go back in crime for a long time, probably getting involved again in this effort. we have stacey black, vp for federal external and legislative affairs. between federal and legislative that is enough to keep anybody busy but we appreciate your taking time to talk and finally we have john hunter from t mobile, director for spectrum policy. what i would like to do is ask each of our panelists to give some brief remarks. we start with stacy and go down a row and take questions from the audience. stacey black, please. >> good morning. i would like to limit my remarks to the role procurement will take in what the general talked about, procurement will be a big deal. technology is rolling along as the pointed out in his keynote. for example i noticed in one of his wise he had an acronym, emanual radio, it is actually an application for push to talk. in the old days technology has been around f