they have to do the whole length. make it through, and the result is obvious. >> a self-contained unit that can go any place in the world and literally do nothing but kick. >> reporter: they may be supermen. but they are men. and mortal. last august, 22 team 6 members were killed when their chinook helicopter was shot down in a firefight in afghanistan. but success or failure, these men stay in the shadows. remaining silent as we mourn or as we applaud. thankfully, they are on our side. true. i have been with these men. and to see them in person doesn't really do them justice. david, what it is that makes them so special. not their might. not even their skills. it's their dedication. they surrender everything, even their own lives sometimes, to carry out missions for us. >> extraordinary in every way. chris, thanks so much. >>> we're going to turn, now, to politics and "your voice, your vote" tonight. the president and that moment last night during the state of the union, the preview of what's to come. how he'll make

the incredible lengths the coast guard will go through to save you. dramatic, new picture. >>> that controversial, new headline. the search engine, now searching your e-mail. >>> and fighting back. what is this high-tech suit? and what is this woman standing in? it could help you burn off your dinner tonight. the secret weapon and the new science revealed. >>> good evening. diane is on assignment tonight, set to interview the president. we'll have more on that later here. but we do begin this evening with that secret rescue mission, once again pulled off by the elite navy s.e.a.l. team 6, to save a 32-year-old american woman held hostage by pirates in somalia. here's a video the pirates took of her to prove they had her. and then, at last night's state of the union, this first clue. the president seen congratulating his defense secretary. you can hear the president say great job. we now know, even as the president stepped up to the podium last night, the secret mission was still under way. and tonight, here, how did the s.e.a.l.s pull off the high-sta

. -- the lengths of the clot forms for example. 1,300 ft lengths for example. what we need for amtrak comes in now. i also want to point out and remind of the board when you hear commentary about should we build the station, given what is happening to high-speed rail, the station is not just mandated to be accommodate high-speed, a number of bus operations from a number of counties. it is also going to accommodate high-speed. i want to remind everyone that the agreement we have with the state department of transportation that transfer the land to the city and county of san francisco that is allowing the city to build a new community requires the terminal be built and have the buses in operation by a date certain. it never said anything about rail. commentaries that are made regarding having a bust-only facility, we have received a number of calls from people that are concerned about, it's like that, because for many years many members of the public had to take buses into facilities that was an adequate, and safe and had a number of problems. they do not underst

i don't know anything about the length of time it will take. ice enhaur felt that he would be give and then time for gradual lichl, for the policy of moderation. he was wrong and he found that out on 17th of may. with the ruling, ike's time ran out. in spite of his presidential assertions that he agreed with the unanimous decision, eisenhower believed that they had vastly overstepped their authority. he railed against the stupidity i am convinced that the supreme court will set back in the south by 15 years. the president knew that most white southerners would oppose brown and as he wrote to his friend, laws are rarely effective unless they represent the will of the majority. when pressed on his personal decision of the court's decision, he would simply say that it was a ruling of the law of the land and as president he was i inquired to enforce it. most telling, however, the president steadfastly refused # to endorse the decision of the court and more importantly to speak out on the immorality of segregation. as press secretary james hagerty l

we did speak at length. we wanted all seven of us to roll up our sleeves and do what commissioner norton did tonight. commissioner mendoza identified the issues you have with it. these are the most important policies. they cover and -- govern us. the third monday in january as a holiday. we may not have a rules committee. i am happy to have it at committee as a whole. i suggest that we get our questions and concerns to staff in advance. they have spent many, many hours on this already. >> does everybody have their redline and board copy? your responsibility is to search through this just as you did tonight. you have to get questions on this so that we can have a full, clear discussion. it can be one of our first committee as a whole meetings. this could be our first committee as a whole meetings we have in the next year. thank you for all of your effort on this and for moving this forward. and what you're hearing from us is a clear commitment to move this forward. >> i do not know if this item -- i am questi

civic conversation this and we take great care in making them appropriate in size and number and length and so forth print we are concerned the masonic temple, location and recommendations do not accurately reflect historic use for it they have overstated historic use with regard to the number of bars, the question of a liquor license, the number of evening events, and propose an innovation which is the creation proposed for former bus zones and use of sure path -- pass. we urge that there is some modification of the conditions of approval in those four areas. thank you. president miguel: thank you. >> thank you. i am a resident at 777 california street and i am speaking on behalf of the nob hill coalition. you have received my letter is submitted october 6, 2011. sent to the planning department and copies to the commissioners and it addresses many of my concerns. i would like to make a general point and agree with commissioner antonini. our city's reputation for stability, being a comfortable place, secure place to live is very strong for all bus. and the neighbors who lived on nob hil

than 34 and a half hours. >> as the length of the workweek increases it puts upward pressure on future demand for labor and it also creates a lot more income for households which in turn will use that spend money and that simulates labor market demand. >> reporter: in the past year, the economy has added 1.6 million jobs. while that's the best year in the past five, there are still 13 million unemployed americans. and, there are another 6.5 million that have dropped out of the workforce, but would rather have a job. that may be hard to sense on manhattan's vibrant 42nd street. but in cities and towns across the country, unemployment is a fact of life. the thing is many people who stopped looking for work are now likely to re-join the labor force. that's as they feel their prospects for work improve. economist conrad de quadros says with more people pounding the pavement, the unemployment rate will likely tick higher. >> even as employment growth in 2012 is likely to be stronger than what we've seen on average in 2011. if participation rises, we're probably not going to see as rapid a d

and could be on and off showers throughout the length of the game. with the temperatures in the mid-50s. winds could be at issue as well. that's a look at weather. for a look at sports, of course we're talking football and here is kim with more on that. >> thanks, elizabeth. less than 24 hours from the nfc championship game and you know it is a big game when we look at the opposing team's bus arriving at the hotel. ny team in th >>> did you know that the new york giants have won more road games than any team in the nfl since 2007? so it is no surprise that they were excited to travel out to the bay area. >> san francisco, here we come! [ cheering ] >> the giants flight was delayed this afternoon. so they didn't arrive at their hotel until after 5:00 tonight. meaning i can now confirm that we will have a football game tomorrow at candlestick. >> how exciterd you just to play? enough with the buildup already. >> let's go. we can go tonight if you want. >> third down. alex takes a snap. alex looking. got it. and it's good. touchdown, touchdown 49ers! >>

going down to american funny king in three better news from reoccurring length at the mosque by taking care of comedian alexander was the actor six four one six six two. and also look forward to more action on the courts fights to a straight sets victory over american samoa. let's talk basketball where things continue to go to plan for russia's premier squad c.s.k. moscow the army man starting off the euro league's top sixteen states victory over olympia where the sole on the. the team during the regular season but their greek opponent showed they were there just to make up the numbers the visitors leading by a point in fact after the first quarter but would move for behind at half time after the big brick. charges drudge really started to take control sixty two fifty eight in front by the end of the third quarter kristie leading his side scoring charts with eighteen points while victory but added sixteen eighty six seventy at the final score c.s.k. stay on track for a possible fifth your own league semifinal appearance in seven years. rushes all their representatives in the event unix

i don't know anything about the length of time it will take. in truth, of course, eisenhower knew that voluntary desegregation if it ever occurred would take a very, very long time. what eisenhower sincerely thought was he would be given that time. for gradualism, for the policy of moderation. he was wrong. and he found that out on 17 may 1954. the supreme court rendered its decision in brown v. board, and with that ruling ike's time ran out. in spite of his presidential assertions that he agreed with the unanimous decision, eisenhower, the man, believed that the justices had vastly overstepped their authority. to intimates he railed against the, quote, political stupidity of the court. i am convinced, he told his speechwriter, that the cousupre court decision will set back black progress in the south by 15 years. the president knew that most white southerners would oppose brown and as he wrote to his friend, john haslett, laws are rarely effective unless they represent the will of the majority. when pressed on his personal opinion of the court

you can only see maybe a car length aheads of you. on my trip in coming in off of 355, sarah mentioned she was concerned about the brims, definitely some icy spots to watch out for this morning. here is a live shot coming in from 66. -- she was concerned about the bridges. a number of salt trucks on stand-by i noticed as i merged on from 270 there in gaithersburg. here is the beltway at colesville road. this morning, so far, so good. no incidents to report but watch your speeds especially on the elevated passages for black ice. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. ffic. >>> the big story this morning is the icy weather and it could make for a messy commute out there. >> drivers are being urged to take it really slow this morning. stacy cohan is live in arlington now. >> reporter: so far, so good in this area. i can tell you the roads are dry. take a look behind me. the drive in, when it is dark, it is difficult to differentiate between pavement and ice. it is what we like to call black ice here, that clear coating on the roadw

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well and what they did talk at length i would say about the slogans promises that were made by the protesters and rather by the leaders of the opposition he did say that behind all these lucrative promises really lies very little substance a lot of the opposition leaders are essentially calling for an abrupt and drastic change to the current system of governing in the country and that is essentially tkinter revolution and as it was it warned that such an event such events have taken place earlier after the collapse of the soviet union which brought to a very steep decline in the country a lot of people very very drastic and very desperate situation and it took a very long time to rebuild the society to rebuild the country's economy and social standing and that is something that should be kept in mind when listening to all the issues the unions voiced by the opposition leaders but now of course. russia while in order to rebuild the country is to bring up the level of people's well being to increase. to provide. more jobs in russia has pulled out of that crisis of the post u.s. cycle of crisis

length. welcome back you're watching r.t. coming to live from moscow here's a look at today's stories and the week's highlights fresh clashes playoff in syria with dozens reported killed despite the arab league observers mission there and the u.n. says more than five thousand people have died in the ten month long unrest. length resident obama slaps new sanctions on iran over its atomic ambitions despite iran saying it's ready for a fresh talks iran threatened to close off the world wide route in the persian gulf .

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commissioner terman and i are working on trade we have asked for input and we will be discussing it at more length with the chief and the department and the director of the occ. and of course, our lieutenant and inspector monroe. in terms of commission history on calendar, setting this out. the idea is to look at what we're supposed to be doing and see if we can, get a more accurate reading on what is appropriate for 2012 fax with that, and comments on this? more specifically we're open to comments, if you read through this at all. it is something -- if something jumped out you in particular to comment it at this period. this discussion is not intended to be a detailed look at every item. a lot of work still leads to be -- we propose to do a lot more work on it. it is kind of a status update. president mazzucco: >i read through and iwa was daunted at first. i talked to commissioner chan about this report. it is good for us to look at all the different reports that have come forward to this commission. some may no longer be necessary. what we tend to here tends to be reactionary. suddenly there is

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ryan sitting for uconn at notre dame, led by one at a half, second half of the notre dame is, the lengthame home winning streak 57-53 oliver personnel in depaul time to come up with a big win on the road, this deal and the cardinal's third straight loss 76-59. you icy welcomed crosstown rival loyola. heated this six times. 50-51. amidst nba season with very few nights of you could understand they don't always bring their best effort and may be loosened games they shouldn't it hasn't really been the case with the balls even though they played their seventh game against toronto dressed for the cold weather it was tied at halftime derek rose to his left makes it tough layup and the bulls up 13 and caused him up strong for the bulls it is gibson with 11 points and 12 rebounds, pulls the group to an nba best, 77-64 over the rafters. black hawks trailed the red wings 2-1 in the final minutes and it worked jonathan cape wins the draw maryann host of a blasted home high game over time with less than a minute to go he scores off of a rebound for the second time this week they beat the black hawks

specifically she is talking about reagan's length commandment.way to get back on the issues and attacks stopped. you d.c. insider that he resigned in disgrace, you had harsh words for the speaker as well? >> we to have describe our respective views about what qualifies us for the position of leadership. this is after all a grueling test where people get to see the ins and outs and views of the different candidates. i'm proud i spent my life outside washington and he spent his life inside washington. washington insiders that have lived there since 1978. he is the guy to vote for. if you need somebody from outside washington i am. but barack obama. >> sean: let me ask this. speaking of barack obama. the campaign has been aggressive. an argument can be made maybe it's making some people uncomfortable. end up being a good process because it will be billion dollars that will be waged against you. it will be a billion dollars against the republicans. you want dirty air and dirty water and kids and autism and elderly defending themselves. that is what t

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can you believe that after this length of time they're still saying jen wants to get back with brad andrad sent her a text message in her car. >> yeah. >> so this, i think, was -- they were just watching her, waiting, it seems like, for something to happen. >> for something. >> so she -- >> what about these -- we see may-december romances with men all the time, the older man, the younger women, and now we're seeing a lot more of the reverse. >> not a lot more, but when a guy is nice. >> yeah. >> but when a woman does it, it has him washed and brought to my tent. you know? which actually is a line of cher's. >> uh-huh. >> like to give credit when credit is due. but it's embarrassing. i mean, it's viewed that way or the inevitable. when they break up, then they -- >> right. madonna does it, j. lo, a lot of people who have -- >> but how to talk about it is not really complimentary. >> the way people look at it. there is a new website out there. if you do break up with your boyfriends or whatever and you wondered what went wrong, like why did we break up? i guess you never really asked him.