. >> she's like ann landers. >> patricia pays $350 a year to subscribe. however, she wasn't willing to pay $2,800 for it, which she did. >> i inadvertently paid mercury news almost $3,000. >> it happened when patricia went online to make her house payment. her bill pay list puts the mortgage company right next to the mercury news. >> they are kind of like in alphabetical order and i clicked on the mercury news instead of the mortgage company. >> she was horrified when she realized her house payment just went to the mercury news. so she called the newspaper to get the money back. >> she said, oh, yeah, i see that. we will get it back to you. >> customer service promised to send her a check for $2800. but weeks passed and still no

all a lander has to do is get on the cycler.he cyclist -- perm cycler provides it with everything it needs and lands. the facilitator is there to take care of it. outbound, we reuse the same facility so we want to build them again and we can have an inbound cycler that can bring people back in an emergency. this is a plan that is built and and t integrated, it involving as we go along. senator cruz: thank you. senator nelson. senator nelson: i would say with our goal of going to mars, going to an asteroid or the moon -- if we are going to the moon, show me the money. that is the question as we are going forward on the budget that we are projecting. i'll get into that a little later when i get to my questions. center you'd off -- senator udall: thank you for allowing me go forward on questioning on the side. thank you to the witnesses. you have given some impressive testimony. thank you for your service today. scientific research commercialization is smart investment. there's no doubt about it. in his -- it is vital to our nation

we get it in and we use three landers for triple redundancy.ll of lander has to do is to get on the cycler. the cycler supplies it with everything it needs. the facilities are there for them to take care of. each pass, we reuse the same facility so we don't have to build them again. we can have an inbound cyclery that can bring people back in emergencies. it evolves as we go along. >> thank you very much gentlemen. >> mr. chairman, i wanted to refer to senator udall. i would say with our goal of going to mars, going to an asteroid, going back to the moon -- if we are going to the moon, then show me the money. that is the question. as we are going forward on the budgets we are projecting -- and i will get into that a little later. >> thank you german cruise, for calling this important hearing -- chairman cruz, for calling this important hearing. and thank you to the witnesses. you have given some very impressive testimony. thank you for your service today. scientific research and improving technology transfer and commercialization is smart inves

i would conquer with mr landers, who says that it's an islamist led opposition.y are fictions that are more moderate. more muslim brotherhood's. this is not ideal working with the group that is al qaeda. however, that field led to i.s.i.s. and that's the problem. >> what are the struggles against men, women and children that you experienced? >> i would say that inside, you know, a city like aleppo you don't just have air plane assaults you have snipers. so opposition-held town, i found it striking to be covering people who respect energized, ready to build their own institutions. i found divorce courts and post offices. people were trying to imagine a free syria. but when bombs felon tools, many fled. >> people have started to come back. now we have seen a return to the original demands of the united states a lot have been able to return to their home. >> what is the appropriate action? >> appropriate for the united states or for the international community. the president made it clear, he doesn't want to get stuck into the civil war. the moderate syrian militias

one man is a pacific is lander in the his 20s and 5 '10 with a slim build. the second is african-american also in his middle 20s and 5 '10 inches tall. anyone who may have seen something is asked to call the police. >>> the police are searching for a group of car thieves after six cars were taken from three dealerships in one night. it happened on thursday night in fremont. the theft began at phantom motors on thornton avenue. the police arrived four minutes later. the suspects were gone and so were two are cars. surveillance video shows the suspects in action. they appear to be wearing hooded sweat shirts and duck behind parked cars. more cars were stolen from h&r motors a few miles away. >>> it is just sad for all of the dealerships in general. i tell you what i want to do is take your keys and take the titles, you know, and lock your vehicles. >> witnesses say they saw a silver colored car similar to a malibu with five people inside near one of the dealerships. the police say that car likely connected. >>> a woman found dead was stabbed. the police have t

income for the retirement system steadfast where it should be on the city it's general fund and the landers who are reaping the benefits and protect housing with not return to our pension fund with $300,000 well below the market when the property is sold it is restricted to the guidelines for the visionary blocking our pension funds and alexander in exceeding expensive funds like san francisco and new york the medium tops $100,000 and the apartments rent for $3,000 a month san francisco is an extremely attractive place this boost in the general fund of high property taxed should be the vehicle for purchasing the protecting housing mandated by itself state of california and not our retirement fund this is not the time to invest in hedge funds i do not like and warren buffett concurs that we should avoid hedge funds only 47 percent returns as for real estate if they are going to invest we should invest in returns and not a restricted one as protecting housing not when the market is at an all-time high the retirees have more to lose from the investments the board should be more fiscally respon

they're working on lunar landers but here's the problem. there's no system of property rights for the moon. the one who spends the money to get there could reap the rewards. faa will restrict any lunar launch licenses so two american companies don't go to the same place on the moon and bigelow said that's a start. >> next is to probably create a definition of what is this boundary? when sufficiently safe with the human beings and other facilities what is the standoff distance? >> reporter: the final frontier has a changing businessman and hopes to get back this time as a commercial astronaut. how's the pay? >> it's different. >>. >> reportel is astronomical. jane wells, las vegas. >>> here's what to watch tomorrow. on the economic front, producer prices for february will be released before the opening bell. consensus is for a rise at 1.3% and we get a report on consumer sentiment for march. and that does it for "nightly business report" tonight. i'm sue herera and we want to remind you, this is the time of year your public television statio

. >>> there will be a sequel to "zoo lander."tted their stuff during paris fashion week to announce they will make a followup to the 2001 comedy. the film is scheduled for release in february of 2016. >>> now, in los angeles you'll find one of the most famous signs in the world. it's nine letters long and they all spell trouble for the folks who live nearby. ben tracy reports. >> reporter: if you come to hollywood, you'd better be ready for your close-up. and if you hike just far enough -- >> there it is right there, the hollywood sign. >> reporter: -- you get this view and likely a visit with this guy. >> my name is tom labonge. >> he's a hiker and the official ambassador of it. >> god bless terrace. thank you for the greatest gift, the statue of liberty. >> i do love the tourists and people of los angeles and i'm trying to solve this situation. >> reporter: the situation is this. cars, people. cars, people. all trying to reach the hollywood sign through a neighborhood home to to20,000 people. this was once a little known access

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so much so that landers innateness when this is marked out on the debated and voted on that it cannot unanimously. all the democrats voted for it. >> mr. president, i would respond to my friend from south dakota to say he's out for the correct which is one reason i'm so perplexed that we find ourselves where we are today. 10 cosponsors on the democratic side for this underlying bill filed on january 13 was marked up in the judiciary committee a month later and got a unanimous vote. i would add in response to my friends question that we also saw some and we haven't seen here in a long time on the senate floor in madison agreement by all 100 senators that we would proceed to consider this bill and began the amendment process and debate process without having to jump through procedural hoops that we traditionally have to do on cloture motions and the like. so what happened a couple days ago when apparently some of our friend spoke up and found what has been called the phantom problem is really just pretty disturbing. >> could i just ask as well because the senator from texas drafting thi

the guys from zoo lander are back. ben stiller and the alter ego is doing what they do best.atwalk in the fashion week. it was a serious show until they came out and they were showing off clothes from vallentunno. >> and their own way. >> and thank you for. that they had time to stage their famous walk off and it is return of blew steel eexception by derek. it is a sequel is coming out and shooting this summer. and we have a lot. >> and they have starsky and hutch. >> and that is the designer who had a sense of humor. >> they are so good and funny. it is great watching them. >> okay. >> from a catwalk to the recording studio, congress weighing a decision that could have you paying extra to stream your favorite songs. and joining us from our sister network fox business network, peter barnes. peter? >> reporter: the u.s. senate is weigh nothing the battle over internet radio services. spotify steams over the internet. and the streaming companies have been battling the music publishers and songwriters of how much they have to pay for that music. it is generally controlled by gov

. >>> zoo lander two is happening.e runway for that surprise announcement. ben stiller doing his best blue steel at the fashion week and he and owen wilson strutting their stuff. paramount picture releasing zoolander 2's release next february. ben posted this picture. >>> back to our big story, the time now, is about eight minutes till the top of the hour. missing after a training mission breaking right now the desperate search for 11 members of the u.s. military. brand new details about what was happening before their chopper crashed. >>> a toddler snatched off the street in broad daylight. the shocking surveillance video police want you to see this morning. hat is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. does a freshly printed presentation fill you with optimism? then you might be gearcent

zoo lander 2 is coming to theaters in february.ller and owen wilson gave a preview of what's to come during a valentino show at the paris fashion week. ♪ >> they are back. they surprised the crowd there. strutted down the runway yesterday. then they also did this. look at this. yep. hold off a hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil pose and then zoo lander snatched the phone from somebody taking a selfie. i will take that from you. just to get a better look at himself. and then te strutted back off -- and then they strutted back off to stage there in paris at fashion week. >>> 8:29. back here at home, we're finding out more about the oakland mother who was shot while shielding her children from gunfire. after a break, we'll tell you what witnesses say led up to the shootout that took her life. >> we're live in san francisco where a family of four is critically hurt in an apartment fire. the battalion chief telling us some pretty amazing stories. we'll share them with you -- next. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percen

wore their secretary costumes from zoo lander. now, why would they do that? sell. you know it is a promotion for a movie. announced there will be a zoo lander two next february. >> what's going on? >> simply movie promotion, draws a lot of attention. >> worked. >> expectant mothers need extra help as they do as their due date draws closer. >> same true even if our royal apparently. so kate middleton's parents are reportedly moving in to help the dutchess and her hubby prince william, little george, as they await the birth of their newest glands child. father-in-law prince charles sees this as a snub though. some say he's jealous of the amount of time her parents get with the baby. prince william is said to support the move specially since several staffers quit last month. so they just need the help. and maybe prince charles is a little more busy, you snow. >> what are they busy doing? appearances. >> trying on dresses in. >> really? >> getting your hair blown out. >> spending their millions. >> i'm bitter. i also have kale in my teeth. 8:41, jenn fred. >> are

and josh lander, joining us from norman oklahoma.ou with us. >> thank you. >> great to be here. >> ms. day you said syria for me everything, you said it's the most important story now. what was it that the world did not grasp at that moment? >> i guess i would move back to 2012 when i began covering the crisis and really, i started the first time i went to aleppo was with university students. they had picked up arms after their school had been bombed, after their nonviolent protest for the right to vote in their country had been met with bloodshed throughout the country. so that's the syrian revolution that i witnessed early on and to see how it has deteriorated in a very terrifying but also predictable way. i would say it has been predictable to see how it has gone out of control. >> did you realize that this would be such a significant humanitarian crisis? >> i couldn't have ever imagined how the international community would have allowed it to get to this point. one little anecdote, when i began coflg it in covering it in 2012, my

. >> in three years time mars 1 hopes to send a stationary lander and communications satellite to the red planet followed by a rever in 2020, and cargo missions after that. and only a decade but 2025, it's hoped the first foreman crew will arrive and live in pods like these. all of this for a meagre $6 billion. >> it's unrealistic from every point of view from the experience of people organising it on the budget and time scale it's unrealistic. >> the crew will live in confined continues and need to support water, oxygen and food. mars one was hoping to gain sponsorship from endomoll. the makers of big brother, until they pulled out. spacex listed on the website, providing rockets say no contract has been signed. the team behind mars 1 is optimistic. >> it's a misconception that mars 1 wants to finance through media. that's not the case. we'll finance from investments. it's not entertainment. it's inspiration. humans going to mars is the greatest storey of the 21st century. we need to share it with the world. >> the company say they have teamed up with the makers of the mission traile

as we look at walnut creek to the san ramon valley, our 12-hour day lander shows mild conditions at 50 to 56 and breezes kick up but the clouds will clear out by lunch and 60 at the coast and 68 inland and 64 at the coast because of the breezes off the water and the rest of us in the low 70s and delightful evening with sunshine at 60 at the coast and 70 inland. >>> sue, how are the roads? >> year was you it. we did not get the caldecott tunnel re-opened until 11:30 but today is no problem. from the east bay to the city bay bridge toll plaza has a few cars stacked up to pay cash the no metering lights yet. still road work and ready to be picked up in the eastbound direction of 80. and westbound, the headlights headed to the maze is getting busy. >>> we will get to the news. san francisco's public defender will discuss potential impact on possibly thousands of criminal convictions from the investigation into racist and homophobic text messages sent by four police officers. amy hollyfield is at the hall of justice with more. >>> kristen, the district attorney will be reviewing all cases t

they whipped out the iconic zoo lander.ut. >> come in. >> hey, emma. >> ready? >> we will keep this. usually i go right left right, left. >> in honor of the people that want me to start right, it's 2012. this said it's 2015. i said agree to disagree. i said it's one of the things you can never really tell. >> i need to see more of that moment. >> the show did not end there. the photos in front of the eiffel tower. 14 years and counting. here you go, natalie. where is my shot? keep your hat on. >> they get the wrong camera. >> hit it. you. come on. what about him? >> we had 14 years to practice, but we will get it together for the movie. fanlly magnificent mendez is one of the most beautiful in hollywood. stunning on the cover. six months after she and her boyfriend welcomed the lovely daughter. the parents of course. they hit the world. the 44-year-old opens up about life as a new mama. she said it's bonding with my little girl and refused to dull on the motherly advice. they said it's a few months in. shut up. that's very

they struterred around as their alter egos to promote the upcoming release of zoo lander 2. >> not badwill hit theaters next february. >> they look so serious. >>> here we go. new technology can sometimes inspire new medical problems. here's something some doctors are nicknaming text neck. it's a result of people constantly looking down at electronic gadgets, cell phones, laptops and tablets. >> the theme of ergonomics is to bring objects to you as a sume proper posture rather than you bending over into them. >> an average human head weighs 10 to 12 pounds. but at an angle of 15 degrees, it's the equivalent of 27 pounds. they call it tek nek. >> it used to be neck cramp from reading books. back neck. something. >>> >>> a man in handcuffs is accused of stealing a police car near san diego. the driver was arrested for allegedly hitting another car. they handcuffed him and put him in the passenger seat of the cruiser. and that's when officers say he hopped in the driver's seat and took off! the suspect crashed the cruiser and was caught a short time later. >>> there's a backlash over a gr

at the end of the show, announce releasing zoo lander two, in february, of next year.ie. >> i lover is how they decided to announce go to paris week, strut your stuff. >> and did he some blue steel there. >> he did. i love it. hilarious. >> now will drake, moving on to the next story will drake be running in the five's with his woe's? >> is that an edited version is that really the line? >> ya, one every his new songs. >> oh, okay. >> but he says i'm running in the six because he's from canada, i think his zip code or area code. >> oh, look at you, drake expert. student at strawberry mansion get a chance to use recording studio of courtesy of drake. gave the struggling school $75,000 back in 2013, to create recording studio for student. this after an abc news report highlighting the challenges face in the philly schools. teacher and long last found instructor, now the kids are ready to create some tunes. another song to quote. >> okay. >> so $75,000, right? so that was ten bands, 50 bands, kind of bands. >> kind of bands. >> the song he has right, on his new song, if y

. >> she's like an landers. >> patricia pace $350 a year to subscribe. however, she wasn't willing to pay $2,800 for it, which she did. >> i inadvertently paid mercury news almost $3,000. >> it happened when patricia went online to make her house payment. her bill pay list puts the mortgage right next to the mercury news. >> they are kind of like in alphabetical order and i clicked on the mercury news instead of the mortgage company. >> she was horrified when she realized her house payment just went to the mercury news. so she called the newspaper to get the money back. >> she said, oh yeah, i see that. we will get it back to you. >> customer service promised to send her a check for $2800. but weeks passed and still no refund. she called the paper again. >> oh just wait. just wait a while. you know, it should come. so it didn't come and didn't come. >> now patricia got worried. maybe the check got lost or stolen. >> i culled them again. can you put a stop on this check in can you just credit my account? oh, no we don't do that. >> she kept calling the 80

. >>> ben stiller and owen wilson announced the sequel to zoo lander today. on the valentino runway in paris of all places. an appropriate setting for the duo to show off their duds and make the announcement. zoolander 2 hits theaters in february of 2016. >> look at these outfits. >> that's where you'd expect to see them right? a couple of the local teams departed for their conference today. the american university eagles are a win away from an ncaa tournament berth. >> plus, the hidden costs nude need to know -- you need to know about before leasing a car. >> and toposar back right after the break with more -- topper is back right after the break with more on when the rain will end and what we can expect for >>> three french stars are dead tonight after two helicopters collided in argentina. the crash killed ten people in all. investigators are still trying to figure out what caused that collision. >>> a montgomery county police department has developed a pilot program for officers to begin wearing body cameras. the department says the cameras will allow for

. >> an update on zoo lander.right back. >> i don't have time >> ♪♪ >> hey everyone, it's wednesday, 4:42 on the clock. that's phl live on sky 6. get out the cocoa butter, baby we're head to the 60's today. work on your tan. >> yes. >> but within reason. >> okay. >> nice. you you know, all winter my son wanted to wear short sleeves to school in 2-degree weather and today he actually can so he's pretty excited without getting in trouble. looking outside right here we've got a problem on the schuylkill expressway. it's just a little one for me for this guy who has a flat tire it's a bigger problem but we've got to watch for that. i have a friend that got a flat tire yesterday with all the potholes out there. look for that to be an issue today. but this guy off to the side. not too much of a problem schuylkill eastbound at south street, just a little slow here approaching montgomery to south street. let's look at the big picture right now. speeds are starting to slow down. we see those speeds mostly in the 30's on th

going there with the asset stage interferes with just the lander. by building that stage in the return capability, it is taking longer to do that. the cost per person on the surface of mars is less if they stay there. if we start bringing people back -- the biggest thing to me is all of this comes along on earth, with humidity being able to advance and to do all these wondrous things, it is going to cost aliens and billions of dollars. -- billions and billions of dollars. we are going to train some humans to do that and send them there. i have gone and come back from a place. let me ask you -- what do you think you were going to do with those people that go there and bring them back to continue to pay off the investment of their being the first pioneers, the building up of a glowing settlement? they can do far more by keeping mars occupied, helping the new people that come in. you bring them back and they can visit different places -- but if you broadcast from ommars, the world will be listening in, you can give that the stories of what they have be

we have becky straw and jody landers. the adventure project which is a community of building.he can text. i think that's really very, very interesting. girls right now which is all about teaching girls through writing how to help themselves and mentorship and education. and then kate atwood kate's club is kids who have lost parents and -- so the four are very, very different. and i encourage everyone to go online and to read about them and then to vote and the prize -- whoever wins will win $50,000 and all of them will win a lot of exposure. >> that's priceless. >> because it's so interesting to see these women who personally have had the courage to fight and the power to survive and then the leadership to help. >> and when you described them like that, you know who i think of? i think of your mother. i think of your mother because she was a survivor. >> my mother was a survivor. she was a holocaust -- she was in the camp. she weighed 49 pounds. she wasn't supposed to survive. she did survive. when she got married the doctors said don't have a child for another five years beca

were educating sharecroppers about the importance of voting just like clark was doing at the high lander school in tennessee. there was an entire generational infrastructure in place before we got to 1964-1965 when the selma campaign started to kick off. what's relevant in the weeks leading to bloody sunday was the everyday repeated courthouse encounters. hundreds of people going every single day. that's not captured in the images that we see. every single day really beginning in january when dr. king came down on january 2nd. also young people, so many young people hundreds arrested they were taken to forced camps. sometimes with cattle prods pushing them along because there were not enough jails to keep all these people. that's the context. >> yolanda, how was the movement trying to change the system that was just described and what was the fight against racial discrimination about in that moment? >> it was about a number of things. i think we often look back in the '60s and think it begin there is. but we can go back 150 years prior to that and african-americans have consistently been