the fbi is working with u-s marshalls to track briggs down. and federal officials are set to announce how much water they can release though rivers, canals and reservoirs. farmers in the central valley have low expectations. last year, some farmers received 20 percent of what is considered normal. an elderly woman is in critical condition after being hit by a cement truck while crossing a busy san francisco intersection. police say, the truck driver was driving north on fillmore. and had stopped the truck just past the crosswalk on california, to allow a car in front to park. once traffic started moving, the driver pulled forward and hit the woman, who he didn't see coming. police say. it doesn't appear that the driver is at fault for the accident. since the woman who was crossing the street was jaywalking. and may not have been paying attention. the incident caused delays on two muni bus lines. two workers are hurt in a frightening scaffolding accident in san francisco this afternoon. this is video from our helicopeter partnership with a-b-c

marshall islands have seen firsthand what new zealanders can do. us scientists conducted sixty seven atomic and hydrogen can stand in the nineteen forties and fifty s. residents of the pacific islands are still dealing with the after effects. what the epicenter a bit. copy what i steal all of that. by the people the events. missy and marshall island as my mom has seen many mystery of the most devastating against us forces to say that i don't jam on the beach. the device was one thousand times more powerful than the one drop donahue machine. yet that's what i and the us will think of him and gave no warning to those living near the test side the un says more than two hundred and fifty people were exposed to high doses of radiation. the nuclear fallout kid cocoon of a japanese fishing boat near the site. one man that died six months later. president christopher j williams mark the anniversary of the test by visiting japan. he told people that response from the tents up on computer the rule. i knew. helium and. people stealing things and we don't know when the league. elliott says the new creation is at the forefront of this forty pounds. he wants to

marshall. what was it like to coach that team in the 80's. >> it was the greatest experiences. it's the greatest town because of him. i think it's the greatest sports franchise in the world. >> three super bowl victories. huge deal. >> i think it's probably the greatest thing that man could create in a super bowl. >> moveable print. the pyramid of gee sa geaz gizae super goal. not necessarily in that order. [applause] i have a dream, all right. i've already got my emmy, i've got my grammy and my time 100 award. i got the coveted webby award. what i really want is the super bowl ring. you have three super bowl rings. can i see one of them. >> yes, grab one here. take a look. >> tell you what, you let me keep this ring and we're kind of done. i got what i wanted. >> it takes a lot of hard work to get that. >> not really. i asked you for this and you gave it to me. [laughter] [applause] wow that's nice. might be a little big. hold on. >> that one got away. >> all right, we're fine. [laughter] >> let's go back to a great nfl player. >> i want the most attention, the most money and

warning from a man who himself had fled marshall law in poland in the early 80's. he later confirmed to me he had been deadly serious. you were overheard warning them of the possibility of marshall law. is that a serious threat or even a possibility. >> the army could have been sent in. to my knowledge troops were being ready. >> reporter: do you realize the brink what you're saying. >> the reactionists within minutes of the agreement being signed. >> reporter: indeed the police were everywhere heading back to barracks. this morning they had ringed the country's parliament. an hour or so later that was not a sign. and the only police near independent square today were a group of 40 who deserted their posts in the western city and traveled here to join the protests. little wonder perhaps that some protest leaders have no time for compromise among the president both as to office and on trial. >> they go away from ukraine. there is not a president here. >> reporter: the sentiments you hear in over corner of the square. they don't seem to be about to return to their hom

urban league president, legal pioneers charles hamilton houston and thurgood marshall and their honorable president, mark s. tillman. alpha alpha kappa sorority founded and boasts congresswoman sheila jackson ee, felicia rashard of the "cosby show," core receipta scott king and their attorney, carolyn stewart. kappa fallal if a kappa, among their notable achievers are michael, c.e.o., john w. thompson, civil rights leader, abernathy, founding members of the black caucus. congressman sanford bishop, william lacy clay, john conyers, alcee hastings, benny thompson and hakeem jeffrey and wendy -- william randy bates. . omega sci-fi at howard university. they include asusstant house democratic leader james clyburn of south carolina, congressman hank johnson of georgia. nasa administrator charles bolden. comedian bill cosby. dr. charles drew whose medical research in the field of blood transfusions led to the founding of the blood bank and dr. andrew ray. delta sigma theta, founded in 1913 at howard university. delta count as sisters my esteemed colleague and chairwoman of the congressional black caucus, the hon

kron 4's mike pelton is joining us live from outside san francisco's f-b-i office with more. mike? >> the u.s. marshal and the fbi are involved. they stated that he is armed and dangerous and may be in the bay area. he was busted last week. according to the board is they have received several photos. he is a convicted felon and a sex offender. he also was sought to a woman and a police officer. according stated that after his arrest, he escaped custody and has been staying in homeless shelters. the fbi warned that he can become a pilot. >> people have to be aware that he worked in the hotel business, last day and literally hit to be righted her front door. we do not mean to alarm you but this is something that you should be aware of if you're hiring people to do work. >> he is 5 ft. 7 in. with a brown hair. he has a son of burst tattoo. they tell us that he has used many different names and he has also given a variety of ages. >> resolution might be near for the ukraine after many have been killed and injured in anti-government protest. the ukrainian president announced early presidential elections an

frustrated at karzai's refusal to sign a security pact that would keep u-s troops in his country into 20-15. >> shhfewer air marshalsg the friendly skies. the department of homeland security has cut the number of federal air marshals on commercial flights over the past three years. 150-million dollar in budget cuts are the main reason for the reduction. the agency is reducing the staff through attrition but declined to say how many positions have been eliminated. >> there's more evidence of vulnerability this morning on the state's health insurance exchange. covered california. an e-mail from a federal cybersecurity official says the marketplace had a lingering security concern in its system more than three months after it opened. the security flaw was noted and posted publicly but was not fixed. there is no indication that any consumer information was compromised. a spokesman for the health exchange denies the system ever had a vulnerability and that no consumer information was breached. >> looks like bieber isn't the only one getting into trouble! both justin bieber's security guard *and driver have been arrested

the recognition of israel, the secretary of state marshall and the joint chiefs of staff warned about the dangers of partition and envision the u.s.'srole being reduced to military presence and losing a lot of leverage. my question is whether the u.s. is going through a kind of correction deep and fundamental misjudgment that formed u.s. policy over time and maybe we are doing some corrections to come back and do something better? >> the first part of that, perhaps you could take a crack at the future of lyrical islam. -- political islam. are -- if youu have some historians view. >> i wish i had an hour and a half to respond. of course america has made mistakes in the middle east. countrye israel in any name has made mistakes in the middle east. part of the problem is being able to view the middle east not from the outside, but the inside. there is a great civil war in general who traveled the 1872 and said the most remarkable remark and said -- if we judged by an american terms, we will be condemned to always misjudge this region. i want to respond on several levels. 1948, made all, number of predictions about the future american r

marshall, thanks for your time, good to see you. >>> increasing evidence on americans against debt. >>> using satire, agains and a s own words against itself. >> today's >> today's data dive goes into a bit of debt. overall consumer debt stands at $11.5 trillion. the increase came incredibly fast. americans fell into an additional 2.5% of debt. bank rate.com found that more than 1 in 4 americans have more credit card debt than they have in a savings account. also, more than half of americans have less in emergency savings than they have in credit card debt. that is the highest percentage since they started tracking it in 2011. but is there an upside? the total is less than the financial collapse of 2008. if more are in debt, it means they are spending more, there has been a recent jump in the consumer confidence index. household spending, higher mortgage balances was the largest reason for increased debt. even more are not debts, foreclosures are lower than they have since 2005. we may have a long way to go but every little bit helps. coming up tearing down a regime by its myths. to happen to american journalism in decades. >> we be

s, civil procedure in sweden. [laughter] more in the "did you know" category, in the 1987 term when she served for justice thurgood marshall, she was a regular reliable guard in pickup basketball games played on the top floor of our marble palace, the highest court in the land. she showed how far she would go to foster collegiality. under the tutelage of justice scalia, she became a fearless hunter. the personal trainer with whom she boxes has been my physical fitness guardian since 1999. she has the best jaw cross combination on the federal bench. elena accomplished an amazing feat at harvard law school. students once discontent began to like the place. how did she manage the transformation? not so much by fundraising and constructing new buildings, although she was champion at both. in her own words, i looked around for little things i could do, things that don't cost much money, don't take too much time that you don't have to have a faculty meeting to do. among things that fit that bill, she discovered you can buy more students happiness per dollar by giving people free coffee than anything else. as junior justice, she

maxx or marshall's, giving you great value, or like companies like forever 21 or h&m that are giving you value. kids and those in their 20'se going to those stores, they do not even think about paying $200 for a pair of jeans. >> it sounds like, if anything, ron johnson should have close more stores. there are a lot more stores than we need. retailers tend to use that expanding through getting -- getting their gross numbers to restore openings. it seems like a broken model these days. >> it is. and it was quite a challenge. he went from selling coca-cola to gold. had the challenge of reinventing an american institution. the world changed. you've got to be with it. >> also, in the case of at least ron johnson, he had already reinvented one thing, and you cannot take that away from him. we will talk more about technology will link him back. what joelwill hear has to say on word association. ♪ >> welcome back. night -- time now for word association. what we do is we give you one word and you say whatever comes to mind. thatl start out with one we've been thinking about a lot lately, just to make it easy. so chief. .-sochi >>

s, civil procedure in sweden. [laughter] more in the did you know term whenin the 1987 she served for justice thurgood marshall, she was a regular reliable guard in pickup basketball games played on the of ourr -- top floor marble palace, the highest court in the land. she showed how sharp -- how far she would go to foster collegiality. under the tutelage is of justice scalia, she became a fearless hunter. the personal trainer with whom she boxes has been my physical 1999ss already and since -- fitness guardian since 1999. folk cross best job combination on the federal bench. elena accomplished in a made -- an amazing feat at harvard law school. didn't -- students once discontent began to like the place. how did she manage the transformation? not so much by fundraising and constructing new buildings, although she was champion at both. in her own words, i looked around for little things i could do, things that don't cost much money, don't take too much time that you don't have to have a faculty meeting to do. among things that fit that bill, she discovered you can buy more students happiness per dollar by giving peo

s, civil procedure in sweden. [laughter] more in the did you know term whenin the 1987 she served for justice thurgood marshall, shewas a regular reliable guard in pickup basketball games played on the of ourr -- top floor marble palace, the highest court in the land. she showed how sharp -- how far she would go to foster collegiality. under the tutelage is of justice scalia, she became a fearless hunter. the personal trainer with whom she boxes has been my physical 1999ss already and since -- fitness guardian since 1999. folk cross best job combination on the federal bench.

kron4's mike pelton tells us how the fbi once your help in trying to track him down. >>: but the fbi and u.s. marshals breaks three he was spotted in san francisco berkeley. they wanted that fugitive who officials considered armed and dangerous. their release these pop these pictures of him to up hope that you can help them track him down. during a february 1st incident. this after his arrest he escaped custody and has been staying and homeless shelters mall making as mayor of the west coast. the fbi tells me he could be closer than you might think. >>: people have to be where he has worked in the hotel business before and the landscape is of the letter late could be right outside her front door. we all made to alarm people but something to know if you're hiring people to do that kind of work for you. >>: they say it breaks my be heading to washington state's organ or mexico. he's described 5 ft. 5 to 5 ft. 7 tied to a sunburst that to around his right to nibble sunburnt care. he has tattoos and here since on his bottom lip. they want to focus on those temperatures instead. if you see someone that loo

marshall plan again and build the united states. once you do that, everybody will go back to work, and sir, as far as you say engineers, during the late 1960's970's, everybody went to college -- or, most people do -- and they wanted to become a mechanical engineer. i remember working in the steel mills, we had mechanical engineer sweeping me floors. not everybody is an engineer. guest: there are a few things going on in that question. first of all, i do not think reporter is being cozy with politicians or congressmen has anything to do, even if it is true, which i'm not sure it is, that have anything to do with the approaching -- with the erosion of the american manufacturing base. that said, i completely agree with the caller that we need to find more opportunities for people who were not on the college track, who were not going into white-collar careers. we desperately need people to drive nails and work in blue- collar jobs. if we had more of that, i think there would be more spending at the middle level and at the lower level like we are talking about. the problem is we do not have great educational opportunities for people who don't go