nati next applicant is charles pitts. >> thank you, feel free to ask me any questions. have been on this for five or six and goal was to be able to understand e and be speak out regarding issues of homelessness and that led into sro's. for me i believe i'm connected with several people/agencies. i know people in the department and with people mental health association and i'm with the homeless board and the committee. i think that's part of a start. i have an undthings. i have the sro task force meetings off and on for the past 2-3 years. so, i know them, they know me. i have been very vocal about ideas and philosophy about how we can make sro's better. i do want to show you some of the pictures that when i was standing with sro's. i feel we have a dire need to be a little bit more aggressive having these buildings cleaned, up to code and free activities. so i just feel like we need to do more. we are moving of san francisco hired seven new inspectors protest on which idea to tend, the elevas in the buildithink we need rstand like what's going to be needed with that. i

hear from the nati >> and now, the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >getown was on a four-game winning streak and went into madison square garden tonight with some fond memories of beating michigan state on that court this season. had other plans. revenge was on the line tonight for lots of hoyas earlier in the season. st. john's got the fast start. sanchez finds samson for the dunk. it is 17-2. in the second half, the hoyas made a run. bowen scores and the hoyas are down only 7. recovers and widened the lead. the red storm controlled the glass down the stretch. win and beat the hoyas 82-60. we are headed down to spring training in florida tomorrow. the position players officially report on tuesday. pitchers and catchers have already gotten under way. you talk pitchers for the nationals, of course, you are going to talk about stephen strasburg. he is their ace and he is out there, throwing a few bullpens. he started workouts with the good,nd he is feeling despite undergoing surgery this off-season to remove bone chips from his elbow. now strasburg is fo

help build the future for children in okinawa the ambassador also refer to he startf jan us tks on a naty offer japan i think that is against that and his staff and hopefully we can work together to come. keep the momentum moving forward for progress. after the meeting that simon told reporters that is difficult t solvehese problems in the short term he said he wants to talk more with kennedy becomes a filipino people's sentiments. japan's ranking has fallen in the world press freedom index reporters without borders downgraded the country by six notches in its annual listing this follows the enactment of the controversial state secrecy law proposeby the ave administration the paris based media rights watchdog released as two thousand and fourteen world press freedom index covering one hundred eighty countries and territories. your best ranking fell from fifty third to fifty nine. the report says that since the focus human nuclear disaster in two thousand and eleven freelance in foreign journalists have often been denied access to news conference is in the information by the government and

super bowl xlviii was a sdes nati decimation, the seahawks tearing apart the broncos bit by bit to win and hand peyton manning his second super bowl defeat. manning threw as many touchdowns to the seahawks as he did to his own players. and now seattle will not need its famous coffee to wake up this morning. that city might never sleep again! look at this. they're doing unspeakable things to furniture. also, why would you treat furniture like that? >> it was denver furniture. >> andy scholes here with all the answers this morning. andy. >> too much seattle coffee, that's what happens. >> or something. >> as the saying goes, defense wins championships, and not even the broncos' record-setting offense, the best offense in nfl history, could overcome the legion of boom. now, the great joe namath took over twitter at start of this game, rockin' that massive fur coat. he was on the field for the coin toss and had a false start. tried to toss it before the seahawks had even made a decision. it's all good, though. nothing rattles broadway joe. now, the broncos had the ball first, but i'll bet

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. >> announcer: presented by nati nationwide insurance. >> anthony, #givejackthemoney. >> there you goh o'donnell and charlie rose are off today. co-pilot of an ethiopian airline s overnight. >> charlie d'agata is monitoring the events from london. >> while the other pilot used the bathroom, he locked him out of the cockpit and alerted authorities that he wanted to seek asylum in switzerland rather than landing in rome. that alert prompted italy to scramble two jets. after landing, the co-pilot lowered himself by rope. and surrendered himself to police. none of the passengers or crew were hurt. in fact, most were unaware that the plane was hijacked. flight 702 took off in ethiopia, a country that's had a history of political turmoil and human rights abuses. the hijacker would be charged with taking hostages, a crime that carries up to 20 years in prison. >> thank you, charlie d'agata. it is snowing again in the midwest. the newest storm will move into the northeast tonight. that region has been hit over and over again in the last few weeks. meteorologist megan glaros of our chicago sta

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i won't steal his thunder, but i note this study commanded the attention of the nati, there are few americans whose life has not been tested in some way by alzheimer's disease life hasn't been touched in some way by alzheimer's disease. whether through a family member or a friend. it's the most common form of dementia among older americans and its risk increases with increasing age. for those living with the disease, its ravages get worse over time as does the burden on their families and on society. the number of americans living with alzheimer's has doubled since 1980. the growth will almost certainly accelerate as the baby boom generation continues to retire in the future. the federal government's involvement in alzheimer's disease research began in 1976, when three institutes at the national institutes of health invested a total of $3.8 million in research into the cause of this disease. we now spend approximately half a billion dollars each year on research into alzheimer's disease. we've had some successes along the way, but the harsh reality is that we still do not know how to prevent,