y messi anota. los catalanes jugaron sin 4 piezas fundamentales.es de barcelona. y real madrid tiene 55 en total. por su parte el real madrid fue al riazor con la obligación de ganar, guardado jugó 56 minutos. el "chepo" de la torre estuvo en las graderías. y real madrid dejó escapar puntos y terminó empatando. y amanecerá a 7 del líder. esto es todo lo que tenemos, y le deseo feliz tarde. >>> los dejamos con las imágenes de los halcones en el ayuntamiento de san josñ. gracias y buenas tardes. ♪ >> tripoli es un infierno con los violentos enfrentamientos entre rebeldes y grupos armados que apoyan al gobernante mietrasmiles, abandonan el paÍs. barack obama advierte que la recuperaciÓn económica sufrirÁ un estancamiento si el congreso no llega a un acuerdo sobre la reducciÓn de gastos. violencia desenfrenada. los cuerpos de activistas asesinados en mÉxico son recibidos por sus familiares en medio del llanto y la ira. un aÑo despues, chile tratar de recuperarse del poderoso terremoto. >> buenas tardes militares que han desertado de las fuerzas armadas

. >> hoy fue un gran día para todos los seguidores de lionel messi . >> en españa demostraron los delonel messi , e barcelona pasa a la historia. >> el inglaterra el manchester expuso su invicto ante algunos de los que estaban más bajos en la lita. >> y a pesar de todo el manchester sigue liderando el liga inglesa de fútbol (f.a. premier league) . >> el arsenal demostraria todas las capacidades que tiene todo para hacer honor a su nombre agarrense porque dejaron a su contrincante y finalmente dejo un empate estoico par el rival del arsenal. >> en liga mexicana de futbol el arbitro elimina un tremendo gol al necaxa . >> juegan el cruz azul en este momento . >> más tarde por telefutura los de telefutura con los estudiantes. >> en univisión a las 2 , la águilas del amñrica contra los del querñtaro . >> y esto es todo en cuanto a la información deportiva . >> imagínese en una carrera comiendo donuts , en donde usted tiene que correr 4 millas y comer 12 donuts .

en su liza cristiano ronaldo estuvo cara a cara ante lionel messi.del mundo de los desempleados y dirigirÁ una selecciÓn de fÚtbol, serÍa para ocupar el puesto que dejÓ el loco marcelo bielsa. el mejor boxeador del momento y posiblemente del mundo perdiÓ una pelea y no fue arriba del ring. dejaron su tÍtulo vacante ya que no puede defenderlo. ¿saben quiÉn estÁ más vuelto que un calcetÍn para ir a buscarlo? canelo Álvarez, ya lo anunciaron. nos quedaremos con las ganas de ver la pelea entre mÁrquez y morales. el problema fue el billete y como todo quedÓ en palabras la llevÓ el viento. el frÍo estÁ de primera aquÍ en atlanta. los fÁcticos del barcelona: guardiola acaba de renovar su contrato por un aÑo mÁs, firmarÁ el 22 de febrero para que se queden tranquilos. siquiera en comunicarse conmigo, @felixatlante12 me hacen las preguntas y se las contestÓ en vivo y a todo color. un abrazo bien frÍo. >> para ti tambiÉn un abrazo. un grupo de audaces jÓvenes mexicanos se robaron la atenciÓn por hacer cosas realmente inusuales. se reÚnen por ejemplo el lugar p

messy up there, the mountain travel will require trains. or at least paying attention to the road conditions, thursday morning, 4:00, there it is. you get wet, if you're going early, we do start it at 4:30 here in the morning. and steve will be here talking about this. watch away happens when i -- what happens when i get up at 6:00. here you have the showers, showers right in the heart of the morning commute, that is a wet one. and tomorrow is a wild day, thundershowers, hail, strong storms, a wild weather day. you know what they're like. we always get them in february, and march. that is how it will go tomorrow. expect a little bit of everything. keep the umbrellas handy, appeal on the wet roads, urban flooding, high tide, could see water. we're watching, back tonight at 10:00 and we'll update you with the latest models. >> okay good, thank you bill. >>> and the city voting against a one-year moratorium on the installation of pg&e's smart meters. the city council was split on the issue, narrowly rejecting it in a 3-2 vote. the authorities

north america today will remain really messy and stormy out west.tiple systems are going to be creating that wet and stormy weather with plenty of snow for the upper elevations. it looks like northern california may see some of the heaviest snowfalls in upper elevations and that rain is in fact now starting to spread into southern portions as well. snow will also really extend into the inner mountain west and aim for the rockies over the next few days. also for canada, looking at the snowy area that moved quickly into eastern canada, so overall pretty unsettled if you are going to be across the southern tier of canada today. midwest of the united states, a couple of quick showers showing up. very little in the way of snow likely because it's really warm here. we're seeing a really big rising trend going on in terms of temperature. 11 for your high in chicago and 6 in toronto. expecting 7 in new york and 13 degrees for d.c. so finally some milder weather for those of you here. as for europe today, well, it's still going to be dry out east. we've got

i'm trying to think of another word for wet, messy, you name it, it's out there.101 in san jose, our photographer is probably getting drench, coming down in the south bay. here's a look at 101 near alum rock. you can see the headlights moving northbound towards santa clara. drivers just taking it extra slow. lots of reports of standing water. let's go to video taken a short time ago. this was in san jose. this is what can happen if you don't take it slow enough. this is a solo spinout. the driver lost control of the vehicle spun off the roadway, this happened near the brokaw exit. they had to shut down the off- ramp for a while. no serious injuries. seeing numerous spinout like this across the bay area. standing water collects when the rain comes down. high wind advisory in the span this morning heading into san francisco. with the possibilitof snow and rain, critical mass bike ride is supposed to kick off this month the last friday of the month starting at justin herman plaza at 6:00 tonight. this is your best option, mass transit everything on time for bart, ace

likewise tomorrow morning probably a little messy out there on the highways and byways. rain moderate to heavy at times. this looks like the strongest weather system 6 this week. we have a series of three. we saw the first one yesterday. here comes number 2. left heavy rain on the north coast this morning just now headed into our area and it will be with us through the rest of the day into tomorrow morning. before it tapers off into showers. so the cold front is on approach and right behind it will be much cooler air mass dropping our temperatures out of the upper 50s to low 60s where we're at today back into the mid- to low-50s by tomorrow. here you see the models projection bringing the rain into the greater bay area by 10:00 tonight. it's going to be moderate to heavy precipitation in that band of moisture as it should clear the region tomorrow morning and turn to scattered showers by tomorrow afternoon. once again, up to 2" of rain in the high country, elsewhere across the bay looks like about an inch for most location and this pattern conditions through the week wit

still very messy across the eastern mediterranean. storms with slow moving and windy system across greece into turkey. and then as we head to eastern europe, frigid weather. minus 6 in warsaw. hard freeze warnings abound. 3 degrees in berlin, as well as vienna, and over towards the west, double digits, 12 in london and paris, and 20 degrees in lisbon. here's your extended forecast. >>> once again the top stories at this hour. international search and rescue operations are continuing in christchurch, new zealand, where 113 people have been confirmed dead after tuesday's earthquake. police say only six of the victims have been identified so far. they believe identified remains may include some of the roughly 200 people listed as missing. friday marked the passage of the critical 72 hour period since the earthquake, after which the chance of survival for anyone trapped in the rubble is said to fade rapidly. in central christchurch, japanese rescuers, australian troops and others are working around the clock to remove debris from the coll

. >> lionel messi logro tres goles para su eequipo , ellos ganando otra vez en la cla copa del rey . o. >> en la nnba . >> muchas anotaciones . >> los guerreros ganan. >> fy esto es todo en cuanto a la información deportiva . >> gracia . >> miles de fanáticos de ssan francisco que se aglomeraron en el parque atat . >> pudieron participaron tomandose fotografías con su jugadores favoritos. >> se disculpan los conductores de la televisión inglesa por los comentarios vertidos en contra de los mmexicanos . >> á america latina...--el presentador del programa briÁ nico "top gear", richard hammond, se disculÓ Ía internet por las declaraciones que hizo junto a sus dos coconductores sobre los mexicanos y su cultura, que coconductores sobre los mexicanos y su cultura, que derivaron en la el presentador de la televisión: britanica pidió disculpa por sus declaraciones que se emitieron en contra los mmexicanos . >> se transformo en comentario xenofobico. >> un gran porcentaje en el sbol super bowl se concentrara los miles de comerciales que se verán para esta fiesta. >> el costo de estos espacios

and we have a messy messy wednesday. rain and wind hitting the bay area hard this morning. we have team coverage of the storm. lawrence is in the cbs 5 weather center but first we have anne makovec in san francisco where high winds are causing problems on the 280 ramp. anne, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this really could be a traffic hotspot this morning. according to the california highway patrol, this is where it happened here behind me on

. >> clasica jugada de messi para marcar tres goles en este partido que no pudo contra el argentino.sura 2011 y un golazo . >> el mejor de toda la semana el homanaje a los packers que logran su cuarto trofeo en el "super bowl" . >> en breves estaremos en atlanta con el choque deméxico y bosnia hersegovina . . >> recta final del contacto deportivo donde mañana es el día de chepo de la torre y la seleccion de méxico . >> compadre el frio es increible!. >> acá estamos!. >> recuerda que el partido es mañana acá en su cadena telefura. >> por supuesto tendremos equipo completo!. >> todo todo tendremos nada en el debut del chepo de la torre . >> compañeros como esta el ambiente?. >> que dicen los fieles por chicharito hernández ?. >> se ha vendido más de 40 mil boletos!. >> el frio esta afectando un poquito. >> no sí los mexicanos somos calentones!. >> sí bueno el tema del frio afectara el juego de los jugadores?. >> no no . >> pues esta bajo techo es un domo. >> hay cuarto centigrados. >> ya te cantamos amiga. >> te vamos a cantar otra?. >> no no no . >> felicidades un abrazo!. >> (risas).

indivual anota, pero 6 minutos mas tarde se emparejaba la cuenta, al final del paritdo, al minuto 89 messidine zidan vean ustedes se vuelve loco, hernandez pierde la cabeza, esa patada y se va expulsado, festejando or todo lo alto, uno por cero gana francia. nos vamos al santiago bernaveu, españa reciia a colombia, en el segundo tiempo y a 5 del final se anota el triunfo para los campeones del platneta. >> mñxico contra vosnia, el chepo de la tore hace su estrenos, le tendremos toda la información , continuamos . >> tomar refrescos dieteticos tienen un riesgo mayor a sufrir un ataque cardiaco, los doctores no entiendo porque las gaseosas estan ligadas estos problemas , pero se cree que es por que este tipod e personas fuman mas , y son mas pesadas. >> ahroa, los investigadores descubrieron que moelstar a los demas es un isntrumento para escalar en al gerarquía social.

it's rainy, wet and messy everywhere.ss transit which is a great option which it is but the alameda harbor bay ferry, 6:30 and 7:00 ferries are cancelled because of the strong winds. you can see the bay bridge toll plaza, our reporter has been standing by live at the bay bridge toll plaza all morning and her hat is blowing in the wind. there are high wind advisories for the bay bridge toll plaza, richmond/san rafael bridge and the carquinez bridge. hopefully commuters are staying home. the metering lights haven't been turned on yet at the bay bridge so obviously traffic still very light this morning heading into san francisco. but another reason why mass transit is a great option, critical mass bike ride takes off from justin herman plaza tonight at 6:00. so yeah, messy day over a that is a check of traffic. back to you guys. >> quote of the day. yeah. [ laughter ] >> time now is 6:36. and we continue our storm coverage with christin ayers at the bay bridge. we have bolted her down so she doesn't blow away! and she is sti

let's get a traffic check on this messy day around the bay area. elizabeth?y for everyone driving in it. you're giddy, though, lawrence. >> i love it! >> here's a very pretty shot. here's live look from chopper 5 at the golden gate bridge. so far, so good across the span. but yeah, we have been hearing a lot of flooding reports, lots of accidents out there so definitely the morning to take it slow. chopper 5 is actually searching for this. let's go to our maps. it's heading towards the golden gate bridge. we saw some earlier flooding, cars making really big splashes. this is northbound park presidio at doyle drive. at last check, traffic was down to one lane and caltrans crews were out there trying to fix that mess. again, we'll show you one more live look at the golden gate bridge. traffic there heading towards the toll plaza. so far, so good across the span. this is one of our biggest problems this morning. we have had our reporter anne makovec on the scene all morning. if you are coming into san francisco from 101 along the peninsula, we still have that ra

[risas] >> raÚl hizo una pregunta hace algunos minutos sobre cuÁl es la edad de messi...drÉs messi. >> es como que con la i. >> es que es francÉs. >> el mejor jugador del mundo, arriba argentina! esto es una moda que realmente me ha dejado con la boca abierta. en este paÍs le llega la notificaciÓn que le dice que se tiene que presentar como jurado en una corte del paÍs. ahora los abogados cuando saben que van a tener un caso importante, quÉ creen que estÁn haciendo? se meten a las redes sociales para averiguar las tendencias, personalidad, los gustos de posibles miembros del jurado y es una tendencia a nivel nacional. si usted estÁ por ir a alguna corte no se asuste si alguien se empieza a meter en su pÁgina de internet, a su facebook, a su twitter. porque esto puede llegar a ayudar. >> el facebook dice mucho de ti. >> quÉ te pasa si dice... >> si ya no te puedo aceptar. >> todo lo que tengo privado en facebook. solamente al que yo acepto puede ver mis cosas. >> mi abuela lo decÍa se verÁn horrores. >> la tecnologÍa estÁ acabando con dictadores. >> exactamente. >> una not

pero faltaba messi que ahora si no fallo el penal para darle la victoria a su seleccion ... 2-1 gano. en francia... los blues... recibieron a dunga y a la seleccion brasileÑa... minuto 40 a hernanes le sacan la roja directa por tremendo patadon que le da a un contrario... en el minuto 54 llego el unico tanto del partido... fue producto de karim benzema tras el centro y solo frente al portero... ... 1 - 0 gano francia.. otros resultados de hoy... alemania empato a uno con italia... colombia casi le saca un empate a espaÑa pero david silva anoto a los 86 minutos... ... mas tarde juegan mexico ante bosnia y honduras contra ecuador.... lo del problema de falta de asientos para centenares de aficionados que compraron boleto para el super bowl... pica y se extiende... hoy se presento una demanda en una corte federal en dallas contra la nfl y jerry jones por supuesto fraude.. venta engaÑosa de boletos y rompimiento de contrato.... recordemos que horas antes del super bowl el domingo... mil docientos asientos temporales fueron declarados inseguros... a 850 personas las ubicaron en otros asie

$0.10, it was the best thing we could have done for city government, even though it was a little bit messy. it was a lot of fun and an eye opener. it got people interested again. >> welcome to culture wire. we're going to take a look at one of the biggest and most significant public art projects today. ♪ on june 26, mayor newsom and other officials gathered at the hospital to cut the ribbon and welcome the public into a beautiful new state-of-the-art facility. >> 3, 2, 1. [applause] >> in has been 10 years since voters approved the measure for the new building. >> when they cast the vote, we have an exciting opportunities to rethink how art is done in a hospital setting. >> replacement program generated approximately $3.9 million in art enrichment funds for a comprehensive art program that contributes to the quality of life at the hospital by enhancing the environment and supporting the hospital's needs and therapeutic goals. artists were commissioned to create 100 original works of art. as was for the gardens and courtyard areas. >> be artwork does more than just hang on the wall. it will

$0.10, it was the best thing we could have done for city government, even though it was a little bit messy. it was a lot of fun and an eye opener. it got people interested again. >> thanks for coming today. we are announcing are temporary homeowner's property tax reduction program. this is what most assessor's up and down the state are doing. homeowners are reliable -- of all property owners are eligible for a temporary, 1-year property-tax assessment reduction if they believe or if we believe dave -- the assess the value has fallen above their market value, which means that the value would be lower than the market value. in general, homeowners who are eligible, chances are, they purchased homes after 2003. we do get applicants who have owned homes since 1995 or earlier. in general, anybody who is owned their home prior to 2003, they are doing well, which is good news. chances are the market value is higher than the assessed value, meaning the property appreciate it. people we are able to offer little relief for, the sad news is, their homes have depreciated. there will be a little bit of

el barcelona de espaÑa sigue en las nubes, casi casi que toca la luna con tres goles de messi le ganÓ bien a mÉxico. terminamos con el tazÓn latino que hoy disfrutÓ por univisión. el equipo de la conferencia americana le ganÓ a la de la nacional pero todos se divirtieron como niÑos, este domingo la repÚblica deportiva estarÁ en vivodesde dallas, texas con las previos para el super bowl 45. tambiÉn recordaremos la lista del checo para su debut contra bosnia. esto es todo por mi parte. buenas noches. >> una pregunta que mezcla el mundo animal del deporte, y dos manatÍes es arrasÓ, florida que tenÍan que predecir quÉ equipo ganarÁ maÑana el super bowl, todo lo que tenÍan que hacer era tocar con sus narices el cartel con el hombre del equipo que va a ganar pero no hubo coincidencia. manaties diplomÁticos, llegamos

the accuweather seven-day forecast, a little messy, monday, valentine's day, heavy at time. system on tuesday, and then cold showers. by early monday morning, snow levels in higher peaks will be low, maybe a light dusting. >> alan: on to shu. golf in pebble beach. >> mike: cannot ask for a better weekend on the lamp this year's at&t national pro-am. the weather has been beautiful, and bill murray is in the house to play on >> mike: what a week at pebble beach. combine the natural beauty, great weather, and three of the dpreats golf courses in the world, where else would you rather be. round three with the celebs. >> this goes on the green, that kid's got 20 bucks. >> mike: ray romano, needed to put it on the green, and romano is money, literally. everybody loves raymond when he is shelling out cash. would par the hole. everybody loved phil mickelson, too much his third on the par 3,518th from the bunker. a lefty special. within two feet. he is 7-under. bill murray rocking the elmer fud hat. par three 5th. he can play. sticks it within a foot. his team is second at 28-under.

$0.10, it was the best thing we could have done for city government, even though it was a little bit messy. it was a lot of fun and an eye opener. it got people interested again. >> hello and welcome to the 2011 heros and hearts luncheon. i did you greetings -- i bid you greetings. ♪ here we are in union square and excitement fills the air fills a love that is here today at 0 how i love this affair -- oh, how i love this affair this foundation started back in 1994 they do their part in help and hope ne to give a brand new start come on, everybody just do your part today is a day here at heroes and hearts where you must buy table top bart just in case you were unaware is the sixth year of this luncheon hard to believe, you know we still have the most amazing ceo executive director of this foundation stephanie [inaudible] board of directors president to the guggenheim says each hero is a leader, and she thanks them for all their time raising funds for sfga and the trauma center is all thanks to you this yearly luncheon, such an elegant bunch and was chaired by patrick smith and connie judy g

el barcelona de espaÑa sufriÓ pero al final con un golazo de lionel messi le ganÓ al athletic de bilbaoos principales personajes del festival. uno de los mÁs conocidos que se dedica a hacer mofa con mÁscaras de diferentes lÍderes internacionales. asÍ llegamos al final con las noticias mÁs importantes. recuerde estar con nosotros maÑana temprano en despierta yamÉrica y empezar la semana en nuestras emisiones de noticias. buenas noches. ♪

it's going to be a messy commute that day. showers continues into thursday. looks like more rain as we head towards next weekend. that's a look at weather. >>> lawrence, tiger woods loses ground without even playing, and it came down to the final seconds for the warriors. (announcer) roundup extended control is no ordinary weed killer. because it does two jobs... at the same time. one: it kills the weeds you have - right down to the root. two: it forms a barrier, that prevents new weeds from growing for up to four months. roundup extended control - kills and prevents. points in the first half against time now for one of dennis' academy award-winning performances. >>> score season high, 37 points. keith smart telling steph curry, you know, if we had kevin love, we would be in the playoffs. the big man recorded his 46th 46th straight double-double by half-time. kevin love, 37 point, 23 rebounds as a team minnesota out rebounded the warriors by 21. what an advantage in the paint. the wolves led 104-89 after three, but the warriors come back in the fourth. curry

misplaced you in the messiness of my surroundings. you see, your stubbornness was woven into me woven into the clothes we both wore. strands that decide where we shared resistance, pushed needles. that's how i held on to you how a sewed myself to your side a seam raised into a scar at the end. thank you. [applause] >> patricia leanne caldwell born in tennessee. daughter of robert and irma. at age of 3 moved to missouri and returned when she was 12 years old. patricia grew up with segregation and injustices which she writes about. she spent many countless hours in the nashville public library. it was her family life that was bountiful and flowing with tales told by her story telling grandfather. raised with love of reading and oral tradition. graduated from tennessee state and degree in english in 1964. she married her childhood friend on december 12. they are the parents of fredrick and twins robert and john. her education continued with a master's degree in early childhood literature, and programming in 1975 from webster university.

put my approach for four children, which was to give them more time and space to be creative, get messy, and have a hands-on learning. it started out as art, yoga, and music classes. we opened it up to two year olds, which took us to a new level. there was a lot of demand for classes' to give them a head start in their education. we grew from that 900 sq. ft. space in bush street. we live above the school at this time. we have our program on the bottom floor. i and all the people in the community of educators approach education in i think a unique way. we really believe in the capability of young children, and that they are capable. if you hold them up to great expectations, they will meet those expectations. it is a program based on need -- based on the reggio system of child-based learning. we think of it as a reciprocal relationship where we are teaching children not only to learn letters and shapes, but to think. we help them learn resources and who can turn to. i think our job is done when we have taught children to look at other peers as experts and think of themselves as experts,

$0.10, it was the best thing we could have done for city government, even though it was a little bit messy. it was a lot of fun and an eye opener. it got people interested again. >> on behalf of the newly designated mayor of san francisco, i welcome each and every one of you. it was just about five minutes ago that david chiu sees it to be the mayor -- ceased to be the mayor. the active mayor for about 27 hours wallace the president of -- was the president of the board of supervisors. we thank you for your service. next to him is the senior member of the board of supervisors, the man who nominated john elsbernd. [applause] then not necessarily in alphabetical order, supervisor john avalos, supervisor david campos, supervisor carmen chiu, supervisor malia cohen, supervisor mirkarimi, supervisor farrell, supervisor kim, and supervisors got wiener -- supervisor scott leonor -- wiener. a number of your friends thought it appropriate to reach out to cover the span of mayors over the last fifth leaders, a small fraternity who you are about to join. leading that is lieutenant governor, who will b

so your commute is going to be messy here tonight into tomorrow. see rain turn to showers by tomorrow night but this colder air mass will remain off the coast through the end of the week. so we can expect scattered showers to continue even as far south as l.a. rainfall expectations from this system one to three inches of rain in the mountains, up to an inch, inch and a half across the bay area by tomorrow evening as this energy clears the bay once again. with upper 50s to low 60s out there for today, cooler for tomorrow as mentioned, and through the end of the week as we drop into the mid- to low- 50s with scattered showers to take us into the weekend before we get a brief break with more rain due come early next week. right now, here's elizabeth with our traffic update. >> all right. thank you, jim. let's go back out to chopper 5. fremont 880 near the mission boulevard exit we had an earlier accident around this area at 5:00. it's cleared but watch out for some slick spots this morning with lingering showers. but really the evening commute is the

the afternoon commute could get messy. rosemary's in the forecast. no rain just yet? >> just a few sprinkles. we have the clouds overhead. we're sort of sitting in a lull. looking at stormtracker, we have a little bit of light rain falling over calistoga, north lake. let me show you where the brunt of the system still is. it came over to fort bragg and continues to be to the north. it's sliding its way south and over the course of the afternoon, we do expect it to us -- we do expect it to be with us. you can see a few rain sprinkles. most of it not even hitting the ground at this point. the winds are expected to kick up as well. we showed you the temperatures a moment ago sitting in the 50s. the wind speeds, you can see between 15, 18, even closer to 20 miles an hour in some areas. i will mention for the carquinez strait and delta area, a wind advisory comes up at 6:00. we'll take a look at your future cast models and what to expect the rest of the day -- coming up. >> all right. thank you. >>> tonight the berkeley council is set to vote on a resolution that would inv

. >> and let's say you're messy and you drip. >> right? >> there you go. >> segway. segway. and this is a new ultra enough to do 32 loads in that size. >> and how do we get this? >> just ask honest mike. >> come on down. no. there you go. there is this come or go to abc 7 news.com. >> that >>> san bruno explosion and a search for pipeline records. see who pg&e is now reaching out to. >> also intimate dinner with the president who.'s who in this photograph. >> and a very big job. after 6:30 see what it takes to groom the slopes for a big ski weekend like one we have coming up. we'll take you up to tahoe for that story. >> this is called the beast. >> it's huge. >> yes. >> there is a couple of them. >> world news is coming up next. >> thanks for watching another look at the snow that has fallen and it continues. >> thanks for joining us. have a great weekend. >>> tonight on "world news," getting personal. a riveting and unexpected moment in washington, during the funding fight over planned parenthood. when a congresswoman reveals this -- >> that procedure that you just talked

. >>> this morning, it will be a messy commute across the south as yet another winter storm coats theegion in white. the same storm system socked the plains yesterday and piled up two feet of fresh snow in parts of oklahoma and arkansas, states still cleaning up from last week's epic storm. tulsa added five more inches and several traffic accidents to its winter snow total, making the cities this year the snowiest winter ever. across the lower portion of the u.s., the snow and ice has made road conditions treacherous. at least three traffic deaths are blamed on this system. and nbc meteorologist bill karins will have much more on the storm coming up in just a few minutes. >>> but first, in an ominous sign for embattled president hosni mubarak's regime, egyptian government workers have joined the country's revolt, staging strikes and protests across the country. for the first time yesterday, thousands of employees from key industries including oil and gas, education and transportation all took to the streets to protest unfair wages and mismanagement. it comes as the country's foreign m

it's messy. we can't possibly expect to not have to deal with the rudeness and everything else. >> i think that's certainly true, although i'm not sure participants are incapable of dealing with that. they don't look like they would be steam rollered over by a little rough interaction. maybe we'll see later. we had one more over here and then i'm going on to the next topic. >> home doug wallace and i'm happy to be a little bit impolite. speaking of federal leadership and one of the things that gets me is subsidies for ethanol. we have to help legislation understand dead ends in negative impacts to generate true solutions that actually reduce the carbon footprint. >> thank you. i think we can bridge to regulatory fairly ease lu at that point and i was going to ask jeff to comment on regulatory issues and how they employ bead some of your issues. >> thank you, emily. one topic i think of with regulatory aspects. we're trying to do what we call integrated regional water planning menl meant but it's

rambling across the page again and again in messy rows along it flows until he goes off the page's edge. he smiles. he's surprised to hear when his mouth opens. that's mine. so, this really lovely book that georgia put together for me has great painting on the cover. a painting of mcintosh street in georgia painted in the 1940's by a man, frank stanley herring. i saw this painting after i had written this next poem and after i talked to my grand mother and she mentioned this street to me. i didn't know it existed because by the time i was coming up the black business district was gone. and the past few years i think they erected a monument to it. nigger street. 1937. mcintosh street the sign reads like the apple. red but not red delicious red but like red on red eyes gravy on grit the and stop lights and green and yellow. and red like those powders and syrups kept behind the counter at blocks pharmacy. red. and red like the stripe on richard's barb bar pole and the stitches on button holes on over alls of those coming to down on saturday. solid red at the blue moon and red like the eyes

as for the united states, it's been really messy across a wide area of the eastern half of the countryas been dealing with all of that wintry precipitation. that's looking set to continue again today for you. the eastern areas of well developed storm system here right in the midwest that's going to be heading northeastward. but still bringing in all of the rain and ice and snow. here's the outlook all the way into wednesday night. still wide area picking up on some very heavy snows here across the upper midwest and into the new england states. heavy snow amounts. whiteouts could be seen up over 30 centimeters. but some of this will include areas that could pick up to 45 to 50 centimeters. a lot of travel disruptions and delays are anticipated. do take precautions if you are going to be traveling here. as for high, minus 4 in chicago, minus 12 in denver, minus 5 in toronto. chilly weather continues again today. that's a look at your weather for now. here is your three-day outlook. >>> once again the headlines this hour. egyptian president hosni mubarak told the nation in a televised spe

her father said you should not become a doctor it's really messy but she's determined to go back to her village and become a physician to help her community and it's an incredible story of how like her father she's persevered. this girl is from the afghan border valley of about 4,000 people. she was the first girl to get an education in our village. the communities there are somewhat proactive about girls education, it was difficult for her at first. the boys through publs at her at first. later on a couple of teachers didn't want to teach her because she was female. in high school some of the boys stole her notebooks because they didn't want her to graduate. but she did. there's no medicine or clinic or hospital here. before she started working in 2000 in this valley, five to 20 women died in childbirth every year so. she went to two years of training and cost us about $800 and her pay is just over a dollar a day and not one women has died since she's come back and is working there. and now i'll jump forward a bit. when we get hundreds of letters in our office and e-mails and some of t

it is a very messy start to our morning commute.e latest hot spots all coming up in traffic. >> we can blame it on the rain. >>> researchers studying stress hormones may have stumbled upon the cure for hair loss. ucla scientists were investigating how stress affects mice. they treated them with a compound that blocks stress in their gut. months later they found that the bald mice had regrown their fur. how about that. also young mice who were given the treatment never went bald. scientists say they are still years away though from trying it out on us guys. >>> food police are raising a red flag about soft drinks. a watch group is calling for an fda ban on the caramel coloring that makes some food brown. the center for science in the public interest says chemicals in the artificial coloring can cause cancer. the beverage industry says the claims are not based on sound science and the group is unnecessarily raising the fears of consumers. >>> it must have cost a lot for the candles. cecilia laurent just celebrated her 115th birthday.

vice to france would be to have revolutions of the rome it's always bloody it's always messy it was throws the country back in its development so speaking of fidget the chip dissolves through japan we want egypt to be stable democratic prosperous and for this needs peace and peace first of all inside its own country and we hope very much that the gyptian six who are very wise people with a very long very she story. would be able to sit down and to decide peacefully how to get out of this situation. i don't think any outsiders. should really be pushing through one way or another i don't think any suggestions from outside going to be helpful and they're going to lead to a sustainable resolution of this situation i don't think that official deadlines that if al tomato are you know there and i strongly believe that the egyptian political forces political groups. themselves find their way out we would be watching the situation closely also because there are a lot of russian citizens tourists but also those who reside in the egypt dominant and we approached in our contacts with was egyptian the

that creativity and innovation gets messy. and in a new technology market that can be challenging. >> reporter: apple is acting as a gatekeeper, providing a seamless user experience but controlling subscriber information and refusing to allow links outside an app to websites like amazon or netflix. on top of that, industry analyst ross rubin says apple is charging publishers a hefty 30% for each new subscriber apple brings to the table. >> the apple system may help smaller publishers gain subscribers, but larger publishers feel that they are doing much more to get subscribers outside of apple's products, and therefore feel they shouldn't have to pay that 30%. >> reporter: if they go to google, they'll only pay 10%. the battle to sell digital content is another example of how apple and google are becoming fierce frenemies. sometimes cooperating, more of lately competing. darren gersh, "nightly business report," washington. >> susie: borders today filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, and said it plans to close the book on