this is lake mend sino or what's left of it. the pictures explain why the county has become the first county in the state to declare a snow emergencies. >> water levels are getting alarmingly low. no drought declaration yet but officials are taking action today. >> jodi hernandez is live in marin county where a new awareness campaign is being

this is lake mend sino or what's left of it. the pictures explain why the county has become the first county in the state to declare a snow emergencies. >> water levels are getting alarmingly low. no drought declaration yet but officials are taking action today. >> jodi hernandez is live in marin county where a new awareness campaign is being launched. jody. >> reporter: i'll tell you water worries here in the north bay are huge. we're at nicasio reservoir where you can see the water levels are very low. just take a look at the water line. it is alarming. this reservoir is at just 45% of capacity, and the picture is bleak across the north bay. so officials in sonoma and marin counties have teamed up to launch a public outreach campaign. starting today ads are being sent out through certainly media information folks that the drought is on and that it's time to turn the water off. well, it is not mandatory. officials are stroungly encouraging everyone to take skeps to warkt right now mining taking shorter showers and using water s

the system that has all set us up as failure can be broken and can be mended. we are new people and it's a new day and it's a new time. and like martin luther king said, whether we go from here, chaos in the community, thank all you supervisors because i see we're going for community. >> thank you, ms. [speaker not understood]. >>> good afternoon. excuse my voice, i'm kind of sick. my name is isabelle perez and i work firsthand with felons coming home from prison [speaker not understood] and i just want to say thank you on behalf of all the folks that i work with because this is huge. i think everybody deserves a second chance. and 80% of the folks that i work with want that second chance and that's the only thing that they need to move forward along with support. so, i just want to say thank you on behalf of all my participants. thanks. >> thank you. and that, last but not least, mr. gandy. >>> i want to thank you, supervisors. you folks are wonderful people. you give the opportunity to san francisco to move forward, showing example of what government can real

that is just the beginning of a much bigger wave of and mende cap -- of and mende activity. >> latere are going to hear mario draghi speak. witho you look at the two? the copy ought that you love all -- with the caveat that you love all italians. >> libby put it this way, -- let me put it this way, when the financial crisis hit, americans devalued the dollar. the dollar went down. is in orderppened to escape terminal velocity, they put gas on it. they ended up buying 50% of over a 10 year treasury. astonishing. the patient is in good condition and is about to recover. that is how we see and mende. -- cnn day -- see m&a. mario draghi had 27 of them. achieve -- achieved almost the same results without handing a single year that without spending a single euro. -- without spending a single euro. >> i want to get your answer on that when we come back from commercial break. johnston did -- johnston said sky.-- john studzink >> coming up, winning the war against poverty. we are going to share some of that interview between our own mike bloomberg and bill gates. of extraordinary philanthropi

i just wanted to come mend the efforts on slope boulevard. when the grant came in from i forget where, it was a federal or a state frant? >> highway safety improvement. >> right, when that came in, the original, complete date was in my view would not be acceptable and it was projected to be finished a few years out and we wanted to thank the fta for being willing to sit down and expedite the project. and even before, the tragic accident of the student dying, so, and because of that, it is just it was even expedited, quicker. and so, i am going to come mend you folks for being able to do that. >> thank you. >> and if there are no other questions, let's open this up for public comment, is there anyone from the public that would like to speak? >> good morning, commissioners, my name is jakie sacks and a member of the cac and we did not hear this, because we did not have a meeting in late, because of the holidays, we did not have a meeting last month. and we did not actually show this item completely and so we did not take any action on this item

the fed is not going to raise rates this year but as the labor market continues to mend and inflation continues to tick up, we have higher inflation rates, a lot of people coming back on who were on the labor market before. that should be in general. >> karl, appreciate you. >> thank you. >> upward mobility in the u.s. has not declined in a generation. do you agree and why? tweet us @alivelshi. or @aljazeera arerealmoney. >> i was sad to learn recently that red lobster is facing financial difficulties. it's in hot water, really. analysts are not sure how the chain will survive. other sit down restaurants are doing poorly. ruby tuesday is closing 30 of its restaurants. restaurants like pan panera brer smashburger, requirement in the business world, red lobster for the seafood lover in you, needs to produce a new business model. i wish them well. those garlic cheese biscuits are one of a kind. that's "real money". i'm david shuster, thanks for joining us. romantic repercussions. war of vines. lessons in >>> also can it add up to success? also, can it add up to success, our our in-depth

tony mendes. tony described to me what to see. what is generation x. >>: it's definitely a mix i categorize it and for different desperate generation x to on the house. we have generation x of that on the house for its first-time home buyers and winners. we break that down and to. generation x is more likely to be married the generation live. when you're married you're more likely to start a family and that's when the pressure to on a home kickstand. it especially in a good neighborhood. i love the one of those good good neighborhood and there'sinventoo have to buy plus 20%. everyone wants to buy it. >>: inventory is definitely a big problem this is why i think we have a different era of real-estate permit with people living and their houses longer periods we of generation x and i can't afford i'm just going to improve the property at half. my kids like their friends are like the school where one to improve our house. it's one to be more money donnish as a tough market. >>: it's something. curry said the graves of cold. curry scho

. >> nbc's quick reaction was a good first step to mending the rnc.is putting the network on probation. heather? >> he is taking responsibility for the state. but in response to the winter storm, remember that, this is coming just a day after blaming the weather forecasters saying they didn't know how bad the storm would be. >> the responsibility for the fact that we did not make preparation early enough to avoid these consequences. >> the storm stranded school buses and thousands of drivers on the interstate for more than 24-hours. with the help from if the national guard most of the abandoned cars were off the road last night. the remaining cars were towed. they can expect a normal commute during rush hour. many metro atlantic schools though remain closed. >> time for the first degree weather update from maria molina. >> a good portion of the country finally waking up to a little bit warmer temperatures today. right maria? >> that's right. we will be seeing that warm-up continuing into the weekend along the east coast. you will be enjoying temperatu

>> i disagree, i think there is a lot of arrows and the president a mended law by executive order ande directive and law. the president motus oprand i. you tonight like it sue me. the president said i upon not waiting for congress. president's don't wait forss to president's lead congress to action. that issa i difference. the president saying if i don't get what i want, i will do it in executive order and there is i limit to presidential power. >> there is a interesting gall up poll out there today. what it found, when asked americans what they consider to be the most important problem facing the u.s., the number one thing, and the most popular is dissatisfaction with government and politicians. so the president going around congress, is that solving that problem or is that more of the same of that problem? >> well, you got to it remember, congress is part of the government, and people are not just upset with the president, they are upset with congress as well. there are people who would be fine with him going around congress as long as it is legal. brad raised the issue of executive

we should be doing them now, and calling our moms and brothers and sisters, and mending relationships, and meeting people on the streets, and leaving our legacy behind every single day. that's why it's so popular and joyful. we're not focus on the dying part but focusing on the living part, which is the point of dying. it reminds us that we have to live. >> david, go ahead. >> there are three major responses to the terminal diagnosis. we have the people who get depressed and there are those who fight it with futility, and others, it is what it is. and that's what we're doing, but we need to get those people who are depressed to get onto social media as well. >> libby just mentioned: we have a great video coming from lizzy. >> an event where people get together and talk about death and have tea and delicious cake. popularity of the death cafe movement dispels that people don't want to talk about death. i brought it to the media in 2012 and since then, death cafes have popped up. they have no agenda, no ideology, just open coverings about death and dying. >> well, david, i want to go ov

. >> rising from the great recession americaen cities are on the mend according to the advocacy group the national league of cities, but some key issues still need addressing. seven years of declining tax revenues are strangling many city budgets hurting programs such as pensions, affordable housing, foreclosures, and inner city neighborhoods safe and a bad buy. but on the other hand new luxury homes are replacing public housing racing rent in cities to new highs. deteriorating transportation, and eroding transportation is hurting city's ability to prosper as outdated trains make it hard for commute. the transformation is far from over in towns of new york and boston. all eyes are on them. economists estimate that 10% of all global gdp growth will come from american cities in the coming decade. >> joining me now to talk about the health of our nation cities at a time of limited resources are from new orleans, , also from new orleans, the former mayor who is now president urgent urban league. james brook, program director of the national league of cities and from boston a reporter with

happens a lot with me and eva mendes. who is a satanist? >> it all comes around. >> it is william dufoe. he is very much into fem skin. >> it is a good fem skin. i like the beauty mark. >> he is playing meryl streep in the new meryl streep movie. >> and he played satan in the mercedes commercial. >> that's true. where are we 1234* we ran out of time for the next story. this is happening a lot. we have to take a break. don't think of leaving me now. have i a new book. please pre order it. you can go to g gutfeld.com. come back to me. this just came out. this is the paperback. this is my face. isn't it cool? see you in a bit. >>> would you bury your worry if you could? how come i don't remember this lead? would you bury your worry? i don't even know what that means. would you what? >>- q. i would you bury -- >> would you bury your worry? >> how did i not read this? a career website has listed the top 10 least stressful jobs. according to career cast.com's report at number one is audio ologist which is somebody who helps wit

there is some mending to do on a number of fronts. >> sure. sure. we're going to expect this.e. come november, particularly in red states where obama is not popular, that's why i think you see in recent weeks democrats wanting to desperately change the subject. income inequality, minimum wage, traffic cones on the george washington bridge. anything will do because obamacare has been such a disaster and the republicans are using it effectively against him in the early ads in the campaign. >> state of the union preview to come. do you think this meeting was a padesta touch? >> could be. they have been trying to get along better with the democrats on the hill. one thing that the president has essentially promised or apparently promised is going to do more fundraising for them over the year. i think the retirement of george miller, he would be in position to be a chairman and very powerful if they ever took the house back. he's quitting which tells me he doesn't think they're going to take the house back. >> charles? >> i think the leading indicator is obama's numbers which are un

and so, just really want to come mend them for the excellent job that they did and really sort of just going down some complex information for the council members. and in your packet is the final report, with the list of suggestions, but coleen is going to give a brief overview and kind of moving forward and then ellen will talk about the current faqs and compliance with the healthcare security ordinance. so, thank you. >> thank you very much. and good evening, commissioners and it is a pleasure to be here before you. and so i thought that would i give a brief presentation, and talk a little bit about the universal healthcare council and its findings, and the key findings and talk a little bit about the affordable care act and the healthcare security ordinance. and show you some data about the convergence of the two and then talk about compliance with both of the laws moving forward as far as businesses are concerned. >> and so the universal healthcare council was a 41 member body that was convened for a total of 5 meetings between september and december, the purpose of the council is

. >> mending fences, john kerry trying to mend fences in germany still broken after edward snowden's leaks about tapping angela merkel's cell phone. >> we are partners above and beyond bumps in the road. we will find our way to be able to move forward resolving any kinds of differences in a appropriate way that respects our relationship but also understanding that we have a lot of work to do together in 2014. >> kickoff countdown, we'll preview sunday's big game, the ads and yes, even the puppy predictions. looks like a clear win. the denver broncos going to win the super bowl. >> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington, where president obama is trying to get momentum going from the state of the union. hiring the long term unemployed and pay more than the minimum wage. two issues he's been taking to the road, maryland governor martin o'malley joins me now. thank you very much and welcome. >> thank you, andrea. >> let's talk about the economic agenda coming out of the state of the union that the president has been pushing hard. now we have 14 states who have raised the minimum wag

we commit her to you and pray that she will quickly mend. alsoe school principal thank his students after finding out they have been texting each other messages of inspiration and hope during this trying time. >> sharing scripture, loving and caring for one another, i am not surprised. but i could not be more proud. >> in a prepared statement, emma's family says she is in stable condition and her injuries are not considered life-threatening. her road to recovery will certainly be a long one. the cause of the crash has not been determined yet. charges have not been filed. live in the newsroom, jay korff. >> thank you. mayorinitiative from d.c. vincent gray is not getting a lot of public support. he wants to help finance a new soccer stadium for d.c. united. the city would invest $150 million in the team and they would spend at least that much to build a new stadium. showswashington post poll nearly 60% of residents oppose the idea and believe the city should spend that money elsewhere. speaking of money, gas prices are falling again. one surv

. >> mending fences, john kerry trying to mend fences in germany still broken after edward snowden'srtners above and beyond bumps in the road. we will find our way to be able to move forward resolving any kinds of differences in a appropriate way that respects our relationship but also understanding that we have a lot of work to do together in 2014. >> kickoff countdown, we'll preview sunday's big game, the ads and yes, even the puppy predictions. looks like a clear win. the denver

. >> on the mend and going home, the lottery winner taking san francisco's abandoned puppy home >>> covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> there baby was rescued from a recycling center in san francisco is headed to her new home today more than 200 people from around the country wanted to adopt this three-month-old puppy. an employee at the center won the lottery. she was found injured on the conveyoribility. she has been recovering from her injuries. >> we got rain. now we have sunshine. >> enjoy what we have, right, mike? >> not much but enough to satisfy us for a day or so and after that, we are going to keep deep being the brought. if you were not with us at the to which show and talked about how exceptional the drought was, the highest level of drought in the san joaquin valley that will go north to the bay area the next week or two. then it will be serious. now, live doppler 7 hd shows the big picture a morning storm into the southern part of the san joaquin valley and the next batch of energy headed to eureka and crescent city slides over

that under mends the rule of law. >> under medical marijuana 3% -- could you have a card in colorado for mel marijuana. for medical marijuana. 3% had a card saying they could legally buy medical marijuana. i doubt 3% was guy buying it for pain relief. we do have a legalization already. >> very quickly the number you hear 750,000 people in jail for marijuana, that's not correct. it is a tiny fraction. many arrests and few incarcerations. >> thank you. there is a lot more to debate about this. when we come back, security concerns grow ahead of the olympic winter games. just how safe is sochi? a >>> new concerns over olympic safety. less than two weeks before the winter games begin in sochi, russia. authorities are on the lookout for three potential suicide bombers. one of whom may already be inside the olympic security zone. and in a new video an islamic militant group claimed responsibility for the twin bombings in volgograd and threatens further strikes in sochi. we are back with brett stevens, "wall street journal" columnist and dan he nninger and matt kaminski. matt, how serious is

mendes going to make it meaningful and in istanbul. i took him to contest the markets and shops. a new interest in union county new guinea known when he's not sure the company and ukrainian studies economics expert on the university where he will certainly creates new chi weapons. he says the country offers great potential for young entrepreneurs like him but at the pre meal. god is great news. in human kind. if you end up indeed to close its notes. it sounded easy for someone to miss any way to end up raining and the same thing. at least nine games. she's won plenty of awards with his band to his pants up quite ambitious when she needed to get the blood for his own league some people. as you don't even know it until i'm done being that they need apply that season with a stoplight incumbents. oh and though i did but since floor. i was amazed at the navy made making. the set media market in uganda. many supermarkets and shops have yet to introduce paper bags. yeti paperbacks can scarcely keep up with the month. and andrew mclean is already negotiating he wants to buy paper that ma

the fed is not going to raise rates this year, but as the labor market continues to mend, we'll see highererest rates, but we have a lot of people coming back online who were out of the labor market before, so that should be supportive of consumer demand. >> carl thanks for being part of the program. >> absolutely. >> don't forget our question for the day. do you agree and why? tweet us and follow us, or leave a comment on our facebook page. and if you want to see more on tonight's stories log on to our website, aljazeera.com/realmoney. growing up, my favorite restaurant was red lobster. recently i learned they are facing serious financial difficul difficulties. analysts are not sure how the chain will survive. ruby tuesday just announced it is closing 30 of its locations. they say the economy has given rise to new and different fast-food dining establishments. they offer competitive food prices without the cost of having to tip someone to bring it to your table. adapting to customer habits and tastes is a requirement in the business world, so red lobster needs to produce a new business we

the devil snares and teacher was useful, how to roast, toast and boil and mix of putting two so to mend to scrub and earn and not to spend. i tell my wife once more -- this was jane franklin's education. she was bred to read needle and thread three she dipped the candles, the role that her brother hated and she boiled soap. why on earth did benjamin franklin one day need to center spectacle's? girls never learned to read and to write so wise to jane one-day need lassa's? jane franklin did learn to read because most girls did as she was no ordinary reader. she read passionately and read the whole of her life read she learned how to write which was quite an unusual thing. i think her brother taught her. benjamin franklin from boyhood fought for his learning letter by letter book by book, candle by cattle. candle by candle. it was cruel in his kindness because when he left the lessons ended. in 1717 when jenny was five for rather james set up a printing shop in boston. it was a godsend for benjamin franklin because here at last was a. for oak ridge boy whose family were to war to send them

that invitation and apparent did to mend relations damaged by the nsa spying kindle. >> the last time merkel was in the u.s. to mee obama was more than two years ago. ties have been strained over the revelations last year that the nsa eavesdrop on merkel's mobile phone. this revelations that the u.s. was spying on its allies caused widespread anger. the parliament has invited nsa leaker edward snowden to testify and a probe into u.s. surveillance practices. >> the parliaments civil liberties committee gave almost unanimous practic -- backing to a proposal to ask snowden to testify by video link from russia, where he has found tipperary asylum. the hearing could take place within weeks if edward snowden agrees to it -- where he has found temporary asylum. the republican party's leading presidential hopeful, new jersey governor chris christie is in damage control after revelations that his staff helped orchestrate a massive traffic jam last year. >> e-mails appear to show that his office ordered lane closures on a bridge connecting manhattan to new jersey, allegedly to punish a local ma

though i tried hard to mend the pieces of my broken heart and i spent so many nights crying for myselfand i used to cry, but now i hold my head up high still in love with you i am saving all my love and for someone who is loving me ♪ tavis: do you know how many countries you have performed that song in? >> 79. amazing to me, maybe not to you, this song has its self survived but has thrived all of these years. what do you make of it? >> just that people are always going through situations in their lives that they think are insurmountable and they hope they will survive. tavis: for those who have never heard the story, and i have heard it but want to hear it again, how this song came to be and the condition when you recorded the song. take me back. >> well, i did a show in new york at the beacon theater and fell on stage and woke up the next morning paralyzed from the waist down, went in the hospital the next day for surgery on my spine. while i was there -- actually, just before that had happened, i had been told by the record company that my contract was coming to an end, and they were

investigators say they believe the suspects are two mend and a woman. police are using surveillance video to try to determine the suspect's license and they have fingerprints from one burglarized home. >>> sushi chefs and bartenders upset about a new california law. we'll tell you why. >>> more signs that playoff fever is taking hold of san francisco as the 9er faithful gear up for this weekend's nfc championship game. the new merchandise stands that have popped up overnight. [uncle]this is hopscotch,okay? uncle go one,two,one,two,one two,one. [niece]okay! [uncle]okay? [niece]one,two three,four,five,six,seven,eight! [uncle laughing] okay,we go the other way,okay? [niece]one,two,three,four,five, six,seven! [uncle laughs]there's ten spaces,you want to try again? [uncle]yeah? >>> ktvu has obtained a copy shot by firefighter's helmet camera minutes after the asiana flight last summer. >> there is a body right there, right in front of you. >> the video shows one of the first responders knew where the 16-year-old girl was before she was covered with firefight

of those incidents of fatalities or injuries, for each one, there is this ripple effect that's tra mend -- effect that's tremendous. there's familiar lae members and coworkers. there's a ripple effect and that was demonstrated by so many here tonight. we're off a really solid commitment on this and there's every indication, at least i feel every indication of hope that the follow through is going to be there and that all of these wonderful ideas and the collaboration that is occurring with this is going to resolve in our zero target, being met on this. so is again, thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> thank you very much commissioner. if we can hear from commissioner marshal. >> great meeting as far as meetings go. not all meetings are great. as often as my rule of commission, i want to offer a little food for thought, but i need to ask commander ali, in your original document, under this primarily factor, when you identified different folks -- i think that means for you at fault or can i go that far and say that? >> you could do that far. basically -- >> that seems to be the same t

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. >> rubio signaled his intention to use his asian tour to urge japan and its neighbors to mend ties. >>> the u.s. defense department will conduct a health survey of the navy personnel who took part in relief etch forts during the march 2011 earthquake and tsunami and japan. the house of representatives passed a budget bill on wednesday that mandates such a survey. the senate is expected to pass the bill this week. the bill calls for the pentagon to submit its findings to congress by mid april on those sailors who report health problems after taking part in the relief efforts. it also asks for details on measures u taken by the u.s. military to deal with radiation exposure. some crew members of the "u.s.s. ronald reagan" filed a lawsuit against the operator of the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant. they claim they were exposed to radiation from the meltdowns at the plant and now have an increased risk of developing cancer. they blame tokyo electric power company for failing to provide accurate information about the nuclear accident. >>> officers with the japan maritime self-defense forc

>> guest: the need to quit at mending so many students that is the obvious solution taking people an awful long time to get their. i haven't looked at the numbers for a while but it's over half the in the last cycle that took in the students than they did the prior year, and so that will address the problem over time. it may be that some schools will close. but whether or not that is the case of the schools that remained for the most part have to start taking fewer students we can just take more knowing that a healthy percentage of them are not going to be able to find jobs as lawyers. that is just unacceptable both has the financial model and morally and i think they are coming to grips with this now and taking steps to correct it. shrinking the student body means you have designed ways to shrink your cost because you are giving a significant amount of revenue so that is the economic challenge figuring out how to cover these costs. >> host: does that mean a more elite corps of the lawyers? >> guest: i don't think it should. as you may know others have suggested splitting of the acad

so the moderates losses of these on a collection of trying to mend fences with the central government without success and it is this failure of a dialogue between the moderate forces on both sides that led to the success of these radical groups the title fight in the central government and they're the same faulty americans indeed. see this happening now. now with this instance the announced by grandma like for the reasons and also in lebanon's we have three countries who are in which the neighbors. and these countries the faith hill state school are circling the tuscan sun and his radical muslim groups on the ropes. they tried to profit from this concentration on this very dangerous because of course the circles to europe and the second mass that we see you've all been going really in the whole region. here is the shiite part of your family too so the striking deals with this sunday's all the curse of the country so little. will we will see iraq to continue falling apart not only iraq but also ceremony so much for your announcements. move over to another troubled region this one in af

jpy again and wells fargo also posted anything above that they get consensus still see it this can mend any supply can share all japanese financial companies with exposure to the umass and mimi also won the fall of the shares of whom was flying and still apple such as in the manufacturing and shout apple was that sally is eyeing phones in china on friday to try to mold well the wool is like a cellphone carry a and b plots a sad bands artists was apple smartphones have exceeded one million units and we just received the underpants wholesale prices and corporate goods price index in december was up at two point five percent from a year earlier the evening for a ninth consecutive month and we'll see how this affects the market men now moving onto can see santa at delhi in france. dollar yen is now at one hundred and four point six four to seek sakes they did all the stronger teams the young investors are buying to die after some economic data showed an increase in manufacturing activity in utah as well as in my easy in the u s producer prices in some limited due to low add the sites they s

if you take a long time to mend the sunday times. companies from the two nations. he too cheap to raise sons friend yes access depends on it you see an eagle that age you are. china and taiwan are preferred to hold meetings that could lead to expand the dialogue between the two sides. the taiwanese minister in charge of mainland affairs will visit china next month for the first ever ministerial level talks the head of taiwan's mainland affairs council want you she will make a four day trip to none. jamie and shanghai are from every eleven he'll meet with china's taiwan affairs office director zhang zhi zone to discuss establishing their own heroes on both sides of the taiwan strait. until now cross strait dialogue has been conducted through private institutions and as focused on economic areas analysts say one games to lay the groundwork for a possible summit between taiwanese preston flying joe and chinese presidents she's in pain has had an asia pacific economic cooperation forum in the mainland this year she has been pressing taiwan to agree to political discuss