nadia said that's not true. >> i caused the car accident. i remember taking across to the steering wheel and purposely trying to get it to go into the guardrail so it would stop. >> xavier overcorrected and he pulled nadia from the car unconscious. >> i was asking for pell -- for help from people. >> as they got close to me they were making me paranoid. >> with nadia in his arms he backed up to the guardrail. he barrowed a cell phone to call 9-1-1 and then a trk driver -- truck driver rushed at xavier. >> he rushed ready to me and i went to put her down. as i went to put her down i was really close to the barrier and it hit me in the back of the legs and i started falling backwards. >> >> they flipped over the guardrail. his foot sliped on to the boot and hung on to nadia and finally let go falling 15 feet. >> for a minute he was holding on to her hands and then he looked up and dropped into the water. >> many of the witnesses interest you viewed by police support xavier's version of events. >> i never seen anything that would indicate that

nadia said that's not true. >> i caused the car accident. i remember taking across to the steering wheel and purposely trying to get it to go into the guardrail so it would stop. >> xavier overcorrected and he pulled nadia from the car unconscious. >> i was asking for pell -- for help from people. >> as they got close to me they were making me paranoid. >> with nadia in his arms he backed up to the guardrail. he barrowed a cell phone to call 9-1-1 and then a trk driver -- truck driver rushed at xavier. >> he rushed ready to me and i went to put her down. as i went to put her down i was really close to the barrier and it hit me in the back of the legs and i started falling backwards. >> >> they flipped over the guardrail. his foot sliped on to the boot and hung on to nadia and finally let go falling 15 feet. >> for a minute he was holding on to her hands and then he looked up and dropped into the water. >> many of the witnesses interest you viewed by police support xavier's version of events. >> i never seen anything that would indicate that

nadia asked for her protruding ears to be pinned back. to her surprise, the foundation offered to the do that and more, giving her a nose job and a chin implant as well. when her make-over made the news, it sparked a wave of criticism. >> are we saying that the responsibility falls on the kid who's bullied to alter themselves surgically? >> reporter: psychologist vivian diller says promoting elective surgery as a remedy for bullying sends a harmful message to kids. >> we really have to address the idea that there should be zero tolerance of bullying, and maybe we even have to encourage the acceptance of differences. >> reporter: there was one of the kids we talked to who said look if it stops the bullies, great, i want to do it. because if we're trying to change the bad guy, we'll be here forever." >> i suppose one way to look at this is, is there some benefit to learning how to struggle with adversity. we're not convinced that confidence is gained by changing the way you look. >> reporter: despite the criticism, applications to the found

. >> reporter: after four years as principal of mott hall bridges academy in brooklyn, nadia lopez was burnt out, on the verge of quitting. >> i'm going to be honest. up until this moment i didn't know i mattered. i didn't know anybody cared what i was doing. i didn't know if what i was doing was being validated because this is a thankless job sometimes. as an educator you're always giving. >> reporter: but then a photographer took this photo of student vidal with a caption about how she inspired him saying, she told each one of us that we matter. >> ms. lopez is like my second mom. >> reporter: it's got a million likes on the facebook page humans of new york. >> as much as you feel like ms. lopez keeps talking, ms. lopez keeps talking, i think you are so dynamic and exceptional. i never want you to feel like there's this cap on how far you can go. >> reporter: seizing the moment, she and the photographer asked for money for a field trip to harvard. within days they raised more than $1.1 million, enough for many harvard trips, a summer program and a scholarship fund. >> you are inspiri

. >> nadia and xavier sit down with 7 news to tell their side of the story t.dan has the interview andlusive new video from the criminal case files tomorrow night on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> be sure to tune in for. that but now let's talk about this april weather we are enjoying in mid february. >> yes. sandhya has the latest on the accu-weather forecast. >> yes. it's the winter that never was. it continues as we look at live doppler 7hd look of rain here just some high cloud at this hour. i do want to show you the record for today. downtown oakland hit 79 today. 79. previous record was 70 set in 2006. oakland airport tie at 69. mountain view also a tie 73 degrees and salinas airport tied old record set back in 1971. came in at 82 degrees. in case you wonder how warm it got where you live. here are other cities. 71 santa rosa, san francisco, antioch 72 degree ins san jose. 80 in santa cruz. half man bay 73 degrees and napa you got up to 71 as well. so pretty warm around the bay area good. 9 to 19 degrees above average from the monterey bay to the bay area. temperatures right now all in

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this office there's been there's been triggers put in place previously through the city i know that nadia'sffice in the office of public finance released an audit with a bag trying to figure out how the withdrawals happened one way or the other without the cities authorization so help us recognize that fairly early on that being said i want to make sure we can prevent something like that from happening again i have some presenters here first from the housing and urban development and from the statewide i citywide planning said our key members the south of market stable shut up fund have a hard stop at noon and this is 1155 can we ask our chairs to step up first. >> before that i'm sorry i don't know if there's opening comments from the budget members. >> supervisor kim can i say that the gentle council for a bag is here i want to authenticities the finance authority for the corporation mr. clark yes, ma'am bewilder the fund is an 2k5i7b9 and separate person from a bag there's a separate investigation to insure that nerves happens again mined from the finance from the corporation it is an en

authorities ruled the cause of nadia malik's death a homicide. her boyfriend was found in ohio when her body was found. detectives are working the case and have not charged him with a crime in malik's death. >>> and turning to the new jersey shore, nbc 10 was the only station there when a neurologist turned himself into police. he refused to answer questions from ted greenberg yesterday. joffrey was first arrested back in december at his office. his wife is also a doctor. after three female patients said he inappropriated touched them after that detectives say 22 more women have come forward with similar stories. >> these women don't know each other. a lot of people think they are just in it for the money, and i would venture to say that's not exactly true. >> on top of a number of criminal counts of sexual contact, one woman's claim resulted in a more serious charge of sexual assault. >>> eight minutes after 4:00 now, investigators now tell us a deadly stabbing at a meat processing plant in montgomery county was actually spark eded by a 32-year-

. >> nadia and xavier sit down with 7 news to tell their side of the story t.dan has the interview and exclusive new video from the criminal case files tomorrow night on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> be sure to tune in for. that but now let's talk about this april weather we are enjoying in mid february. >> yes. sandhya has the latest on the accu-weather forecast. >> yes. it's the winter that never was. it continues as we look at live doppler 7hd look of rain here just some high cloud at this hour. i do want to show you the record for today. downtown oakland hit 79 today. 79. previous record was 70 set in 2006. oakland airport tie at 69. mountain view also a tie 73 degrees and salinas airport tied old record set back in 1971. came in at 82 degrees. in case you wonder how warm it got where you live. here are other cities. 71 santa rosa, san francisco, antioch 72 degree ins san jose. 80 in santa cruz. half man bay 73 degrees and napa you got up to 71 as well. so pretty warm around the bay area good. 9 to 19 degrees above average from the monterey bay to the bay area. temperatures right now all

. >> nadia and xavier sit down with 7 news to tell their side of the story t.dan has the interview and exclusive new video from the criminal case files tomorrow night on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> be sure to tune in for. that but now let's talk about this april weather we are enjoying in mid february. >> yes. sandhya has the latest on the accu-weather forecast. >> yes. it's the winter that never was. it continues as we look at live doppler 7hd look of rain here just some high cloud at this hour. i do want to show you the record for today. downtown oakland hit 79 today. 79. previous record was 70 set in 2006. oakland airport tie at 69. mountain view also a tie 73 degrees and salinas airport tied old record set back in 1971. came in at 82 degrees. in case you wonder how warm it got where you live. here are other cities. 71 santa rosa, san francisco, antioch 72 degree ins san jose. 80 in santa cruz. half man bay 73 degrees and napa you got up to 71 as well. so pretty warm around the bay area good. 9 to 19 degrees above average from the monterey bay to the bay area. temperatures right now all

. >> nadia and xavier mcclinton sit down to tell their side of the story. dan noyes has the interview and new video from the criminal case file tonight on abc7 news at 11:00. >> childhood toy of decades ago is getting a new hi-tech makeover. mattel teamed up with google to create a nut virtual reality view master that uses aps on an android smartphone to simulate 3-d images from movies or tv shows. there will be view master reels to enchance the experience. it will go on sale later this year for about $30. >> san francisco based pinterest is rolling out a big change to tempt online shoppers. bloomberg reports the scrapbooking company is working on a buy button to allow users to purchase some items without leaving the website. >> the big chill comes 0 levi stoudemire. a week away from a temporary hockey rink on the top of the field. this will be the first ever outdoor nhl game in northern california. the san jose sharks will host their rivals the los angeles kings on saturday, february 21st, at 27 p.m. and if it's like it is now, it is clearly great hockey w

nadia -- [inaudible] with the liberty times taiwan.in the context of your books or your assumption, you know, how would xi jinping is going to sit, he seems to be more openly talking about china's dream and with some pretty concrete proposal what china should do in his tenure. and the second question is that do you see -- maybe this is going a bit too far, but -- [inaudible] soviet union, russia sees china the way that u.s. see it, you know? does the mainstream view from russia do they believe a peaceful rise in china? thank you. >> well, in terms of president xi jinping's plans, he's been very clear that he believes in reform. he has a new book out something -- it's white like this, and it has a little picture in the middle. and the book, i actually read it the book is about improving governance, what he calls governance in china which is a world bank term. he wants to improve the efficiency of china the growth rate he wants the shanghai free trade zone to do some experiments about foreign currency being easier to send back to compani

her name is nadia.military pilot with the ukrainian army the only woman to have served with her country's peace keeping forces. she was captured by pro-russia separatists. they have arrested her. she has been on a hunger strike for the last eight weeks and she said this. a person who is born free and not a slave in captivity cannot live in slavery. i have given my word until i return to ukraine and i will not back down. that is one of the reasons i think we should be helping them. >>> i do a saturday show. it is doing very well. i can't figure out what is going on with competition. i'm thinking what is going on and this came up today. maybe this has something to do with it. watch this interview. >> we say you have a very even way of presenting but you are working for justice underneath. would you quack for us? >> i'm not sure i will do that. >> if you have a few minutes with the attorney general or anyone from the administration one of the questions won't be can you quack like a duck for us? >> can you?

it also begins with the release of political prisoners including nadia sov chen co-and others.on as these choices are made this situation can improve. the only way that it ends is through diplomacy. we have no illusions that there is a, quote, military solution and contrary to some comments that i've read in the last days coming from some of the folks who have made the choices to fuel this conflict we are not choosing a military outcome. we are choosing a peaceful solution through diplomacy. but you cannot have a one-sided peace. it takes the parties to come together in an effort to try to achieve it. people thought that had happened with the minsk agreement, that that was a significant step with a significant road forward to be able to achieve a different outcome. no one, not ukraine, not the united states not our european partners want this conflict with rush to continue another day, not another day. all we're asking is though that russia and the separatists support and honor the commitments that they made that they implement a real cease-fire including by pulling back those

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. >> the nadia and xavier mcclinton sat down with us to tell their side of the story.ir interview and new video from the criminal case file tonight at 11:00. >> up next, quart life crisis? a major cosmetic company's new campaign to target 20 somethings. plus. >> you don't expect it on aisle 11 at a big box store. >> the surprise for one teenager after he became an internet sensation because of this picture. >> checking your traffic on this friday the 13th. at 4:21 on the right-hand side that is your walnut creek traffic. we are looking at 680 going southbound on the right-hand side. traffic lighter considerably on that side. the warriors in particular, guard seth curry are the talk of the town in manhattan as at all-star weekend kicks off tonight. >>> seth looking good. looking good in basketball. hey, number one vote getter. >> unreal. unreal. just having a great year and enjoy this weekend and celebrate what's happened so far. >> great year. golden state best record in the nba. thanks to you. you dropped 51 last week. >> yes ma'am. it's been a good first half of the

on the newshour online, nadia lopez was on the verge of quitting her job as principal of a new york citye school when a blog post from one of her students inspired her to stay and eventually led to a $1.2 million fundraiser for the school. read about what the student said on our home page, pbs.org/newshour. and a reminder about some upcoming programs from our pbs colleagues. gwen ifill is preparing for "washington week," which airs later this evening. here's a preview: >> ifill: much to dive in to tonight, as we sort through the u.s. role in the world, its hostage policy and a looming confrontation with russia. judy? >> woodruff: on pbs newshour weekend saturday, a report from main street, columbus, mississippi, where new jobs are bringing new hope. >> one, two, three! (cheering) >> ookah a ama tire will employ 500 people and possibly up to 2,000 if all goes according to plan. at 1102 main street joe max higgins runs link, the group credited with attracting more than $5 billion in investment. when yokahama raised questions about the reliability of the local workforce, joe made an emotion

. >> nadia in this case. anybody that remembers 9/11 a weddings the code word for an attack.they apparently got very fond of this -- >> wedding and i think out of the wedding code word came the idea of we'll have women and i think they have a problem with women anyway. this guy when he came into court the first thing he did is he complained to the judge that a female correction officer had searched him. he went right from saying i don't want a female officer to search me to saying i did kind of pose as a woman online. >> how about that. and then these pi 5 witnesses for the government who will be testifying according to your piece, they are being allowed by this judge to what wear makeup and disguise -- >> light makeup. >> light makeup and wigs. >> i think the idea is that they were the guys who made the case in manchester england where this guy was operating and their government and our government i guess, is concerned that they might be identifiable. so they're allowed to come into court wearing wigs and makeup as long as the jury can still see their facial expressions and

the clerk: senate resolution 52 calling for the release of ukrainian fighter pilot nadia sabachenko and so forth. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection, the committee is discharged and the senate will proceed to the measure. mr. mcconnell: i further ask that the cardin amendment to the resolution be agreed to, the resolution as amended be agreed to the preamble be agreed to and the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: now mr. president, i ask unanimous consent the senate now proceed en bloc to the consideration of the following: senate resolutions submitted earlier today s. res. 78 reporting jerry car takennian, s. res. 79, dean smith, dean split s. res. 80, lunar new year, s. res. 81, trafficking. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding to the measures en bloc? without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent that the resolutions be agreed to, the preambles be agreed to and the motion to reconsider be laid upon the ta

this is nadia. >> first tip, first what's that color. >> actually diva by mack.reat thing about this look, you can definitely create it with more high-end or low end lipsticks. this is mack. diva lipstick, and shetland with current lip liner. and it is just a nice deep rich wine color mat texture, to get like nice clean effect, it is great to just take concealer with concealer brush, and just line up up the lips so you have nice precise lip. >> why is that so important with darker shades? >> important with darker or boulder shades because you don't want to have very sloppy lip. focus is the lip. so make sure it is precise. >> okay. yesterday, we were at the car show, and everything was a big color. but it was matte. with the boulder colors think matte not glossy? >> matte is more in trends right now, specifically so that it is more long wearing. once you put gloss on it tends to wear down the product a l so the matte lip creates nice clean look, and just keeping everything else on the face very clean, not much color, keeping the eyes very muted, also with matte c

in july of 2014, ukranian pilot nadia chebac hench neko was captured and is illegally detained in russia despite russia's commitment in minsk to free her. in september of last year russians abducted an estonian security officer from estonian territory. he was taken from estonian territory to moscow where he has been languishing in prison without due process. in october sweden's military discovered what it believed was a russian submarine outside of stockholm. in december, about a dozen russian aircraft, including bombs, flew into the baltic sea region. in january attacks on civilian buses took the lives of 20 ukrainians. it is time for the international community to say enough is enough. in my view, mr. president fully implementing the sanctions and the assistance in the ukraine freedom support act will help ukraine restore its sovereignty. it will help restore its territorial integrity and it will help deter russia from further destabilizing the region. i urge the president to implement these measures immediately without delay. that said, i understand that there are individuals on the e