, cuando lovell salia del estacionamiento le echo el carro encima a otro alumno...todavia no se aclara si el atropellado es el estudiante involucrado en el altercado verbal... stop open blanca ---funcionarios de salud han reportado que en los 9 condado del area de la bahia, ya se han registrado muertes por la influenza. take vo ---el condado de napa informo sobre la victima mortal de la gripe "h1-n1"; un hombre de 84 aÑos de edad que ya presentaba un problema medico. take map ---el condado con mayor numero de victimas mortales por el virus, es santa clara con 4...seguido de alameda y san mateo con 3. ---hasta el momento, son 20 las personas que han fallecido ante la gripe. stop open cesar ---el equipo anti-bombas de la policia de san francisco esta siendo cuestionado take vo luego que ayer por la noche detonaran un dispostivo que fue reportado dentro de un edificio del distrito sunset, que causo severos daÑos al inmueble y a otras viviendas aledaÑas... ---el departamento de policia informo que sus agentes siguieron los protocolos que la situacion exigia, pero alguno

>> we had silar lovell's in the past without mankind influence. it comes down to hundreds of factors. co2 is not the tail that wags the dog also from georgia institute of technology says you cannot control whether by reducing emissions that seems to be the entire premise of t united nations that if we tweet commissions can alter weather patterns barbara boxer actually went down to the floor and applied a carbon tax thinking you would help to prevent tornadoes it is witchcraft. john: deceives every time is tuesday extreme the cause is man-made global warming. >> tomorrow they willace below normal temperatures of this is not global change then what is it? >> in one year we had the largest tornado ever recorded and the fastest hurricane and within six months. >> terrible tornadoes, occur bid could cause this. john: that was the very day of the oklahoma led tornado. that will cost us the planet? >> the planet will be here spinet the idiots that the united states or the developing world should limitnergy choices based on rising co2 fears is baseless. t

but the of lovell of achievement in the creation of these great cities the dynamic economy it is extraordinary. all of the very late 18th century but they are animated by what was represented by the great populist economies and dave wanted to create something like that and california as quickly as possible. when you ask why why do they sacrifice so much time and effort to you and money and manpower, why is there so much why do they found so many workshops from candles to metalwork and munitions because they do you could create a great european style world in the environment is you could turn the forgers into productive citizens of the spanish monarchy like we were talking about the different attitudes as a force of nature as the citizens had to elevate like a child who could raise to adulthood. so i feel a model of what you could achieve but they're rarely influences. >> one of things that struck me living in spain it means the united states and the list we call ourselves american pripet that is north and south and canada canada, is there any thought to why that is but not with a girlish? >> g

. >> narrator: mark lovell was a member of the committee and an author on some of the studies.mits there were problems with the research. >> i look back on some of the papers, yeah, i think i could have done it differently. i think the fault of the paper was it was maybe too early to be making those statements based on a fairly small sample of players, which is the major criticism of the study, which i think is a valid one. >> narrator: the nfl committee published 16 papers. neither dr. apuzzo, dr. pellman, nor commissioner tagliabue would speak to frontline about the papers. but in those articles, the league had issued its definitive denials. >> the closer you look, the less this holds up, but it did establish this kind of impressive-looking set of findings which pushed off the day of reckoning for the league. that's really what is happening here, right? during this whole run of research that's being published, the day of reckoning where the league has to answer to somebody about what it's doing about concussions just keeps getting pushed off and pushed off and pushed off. >>

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first is related to the james lovell federal health care center in north chicago. it is a multiyear pilot program trying to do something which seems so obvious. to blend the medical facilities and hospital of the great lakes naval training station with the north chicago veterans hospital. it's one of the most challenging things i've ever seen in government. we're getting it done. this bill continues to invest in that concept. secondly, i want to thank senator kirk. he has been my partner in making sure that this happens from the start. secondly, the bill takes a major step forward in preserving and sustaining the skilled workforce in manufacturing arsenals in support of the department of defense. coming out of two wars we know the value of these workers. when we had to put shields on humvees to save the lives of our servicemen we turned to the rock island arsenal. in dramatic fashion they responded with the very best equipment to save our in the usual form. we want to -- in uniform. it includes $150 million in industrial mobilizeation capacity to stabilize their ra

we found ourself e lovelling what we've done in the last few years. from moving only housing for example community care centers and health centers to working in groups such as california on the funds. getting fresh food in many areas across the state. urban areas or charter school financing in the inner-city areas that go multiple cities. it's been about moving beyond has proven us we have greater scale and begin rep indication. other cities where the need is there but strong community organizations exist. they too are in partnership with the mayors. i think mayor's offices have become for us idea centers as women. where should we put our resources business resources and profit resources when it comes to community development. some of the areas about aligning public art work with public policy report -- priority. it comes in a national level but it's more important u for us to drill down to the local level. it's important within all of your offices there are teams question work with. i would say one of the area what does it mean. i think the secretary

join us on tuesday we've got economics professor ken rogoff joining us live from davos and chuck lovellekend. "squawk on the street" starts right now. ♪ >>> good friday morning ahead of a long weekend. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange. we'll close out the week with a bang as far as news goes. u.p.s. just warned on the quarter a moment ago. and, of course, we have earnings from ge, morgan stanley, intel, and more. the ten-year yield take a look, we'll get industrial production and michigan sentiment this morning and then europe has some mild gains. 97% of the german dax by the way trading above the 200-day average. the roadmap thisor

join us on tuesday we've got economics professor ken rogoff joining us live from davos and chuck lovelle will be here on set. that does it for us. we'll see you. have a great weekend. "squawk on the street" starts right now. ♪ >>> good friday morning ahead of a long weekend. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange. we'll close out the week with a bang as far as news goes. u.p.s. just warned on the quarter a moment ago. and, of course, we have earnings from ge, morgan stanley, intel, and more. the ten-year yield take a look, we'll get industrial production and michigan sentiment this morning and then europe has some mild gains. 97% of the german dax by the way trading above the 200-day average. the roadmap this morning begins with u.p.s. the stock going to take a hit this morning after lowering their fourth quarter guide ax, a hangover from the holiday shipping fiasco. >>> and shares of intel are sliding after fourth quarter earnings missed estimates and warning of flat revenues for the rest of this year. >>> a