she'll need our most concentrated total effects ever. >>> medical news now -- a new >>> medical newscer often don't get the proper treatment. about 15,000 women die every year from the disease and yet researchers found one-third of those diagnosed get the best kind of care. experts say it's because most women don't go to specialists who are familiar with the complex surgery and chemotherapy that the disease demands. >>> now moving on to other news. a cancer-fighting medication may be as close as your medicine cabinet. we already know aspirin can help lower the risk of heart disease. now scientists reveal that regular doses of aspirin may actually lower the risk of skin cancer. >> this is a big medical discovery for possible prevention for the deadliest forms of cancer. abc's dr. richard besser gives us the details. >> reporter: cheap, common aspirin. is it more of a wonder drug than we ever expected? do any of you take aspirin to prevent heart disease? >> yes. >> reporter: yes? what would you say if i told you it may help prevent skin cancer too? >> oh, that's better, right? >> repor

news, the world's number one news site on the web.ber one digital news source. ♪ >>> well we told you yesterday about a 17-year-old whose app was purchased by yahoo! for millions of dollars. and it kind of makes you wonder, how did he get so far in so little time? 17. >> because he is brilliant. his mom noticed his talent at a very early age. abc's cecelia vega has more. >> reporter: nick d 'aloisio's road to success began with a book his parents gave him. >> i was given a book, how to program in c for dummies. >> reporter: nick took the book and taught himself to write computer codes. by the way he was 12. by 15 he created a news reader app. now at 17, the computer whiz with boy band looks sold the app to yahoo! abc news' partner for millions. he says he grew up like any other kid. >> i played video games, had a ps, playstation 3. that wasn't really my main focus. i think i always liked creating things. >> reporter: he's been called a prodigy, a boy wonder. but for one woman, nick is one thing. son. >> approximately, 10 years, 11, he

especially on this shift, that's terrible news. >> what's the good news?u'll get an extra hour of daylight. >> yes. >> in the afternoon and evening which is really nice. >> forget you. >> it's a sign that winter is almost over. >> look at it outside. winter's over. >> glass half full both of you this morning. >> we know how your glass is doing this morning. >> yes. >> 45 minutes after the hour. >>> mixing guns and god and causing an uproar this morning. texas attorney general greg abbott posted an ad on his facebook page that shows a gun and bible and reads, two things every american should know how to use, neither of which are taught in schools. so reaction from abbott's facebook followers, can i get an amen to, quote, have you ever read the constitution? you may recall abbott caused a stir with another online ad inviting new yorkers to move to texas where they can keep their guns. >> lots of controversy. >>> new twist on a classic. we'll take an inside look at the new movie out today, "oz the great and powerful." will the big gamble pay off? >> we first

linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> now, listen to this.rst of all, some of the things that you may not even remember, because they kind of disappear from the face of the earth, but they existed. there was hoola burger. >> this was horrible. like a piece of pineapple with cheese on it, back in the '60s. >> for catholics that didn't want to eat meat on friday. then there's the mchot dogs, mcspaghetti. arch delux. a mcblt. >> they kept the lettuce and tomato in a separate container so it would be cold. and the burger would be hot. who cares, right? >> and the mcpizza. i loved the mcpizza. >> there you go. >> but i didn't even remember. how about you? >> check it out. >> there it is. >> was that your high school job? >> yes. my husband -- talk about a confidence nonbooster, my husband said he applied for mcdonald's and didn't get the job. >> wow. >> poor guy. >> there's a fast food place called roy rogers, i used to make hamburgers at roy rogers in high school. i worked the grill. >> come on, roy rogers, send us pictures of john muller. >> the

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we start with breaking news. santa fe's east side high school district confirming a sex offender was on board a busloaded with high school students on the way to a field trip. students from andrews hills and silver creek high school were traveling on a bus on february 13th when the person was discovered. it is unclear how the sex offender got on board. in a statement just e-mailed to nbc bay area, the school superintendent tells us, per our discussions with the san jose police department, enter preliminary investigative findings are that the individual in question did not have contact of any kind with any students on the bus that day. "today in the bay's" marla tallez is on her way to andrew hills high school. we'll bring you updates as soon as we get them. >>> more details on developing news. a power outage on board a carnival cruise ship named carnival dream docked in the caribbean.

we are in the middle of the new fire house, new equipment, a new piece of machinery.this is what they put on their backs. not every fire house has this. we are not in the middle of your average fire house. >> reporter: station 1. 17,000 calls a year. 46 a day. >> one of the busiest stations in the nation. >> one of the newest. >> i have six years old the last time we opened a new fire house. >> reporter: 40 years later a new station. the old fire house is now closed and aging alone. >> a place that was not safe for a 24/7 operation. >> the museum of modern art. >> this was a fantastic gift from the sky. >> reporter: he says the museum is filled with collections and looking to expand out and up. where he wanted to go, into old station one and now it can. >> we would build a new fire station in exchange for having the facility there for our station one on howard street. we made this exchange. the city wins both ways. >> you are getting a replacement of a fire station, you are getting a more modern fire station. >> shower, generator that could power the station for three

live in san francisco for abc7 news. >> stay with abc7 news for latest news from vatican city abc7 newsreaking into programming when a new pope is elected. >> parents in a pre-school are outraged this morning after discovering a former teacher tied up a two-year-old for refusing to take a nap and took a picture of it. abc7 news reporter, amy hollyfield, is live at center point christian pre-school where the investigation took place with the reaction. >> officials told us today that this is their fifth violation with the state since october. two violations were because they stored bleach in reach of the children. to others had to do with supervision of the children. they say this is the worst infraction. >> i am really shocked, actually. >> parents dropping off their children at the pre-school say they are concerned and have questions about how and why a teacher could have taped a two-year old's wrist and ankles together because she refused to nap. some parents have taken their kids out of the school this week and others say they are watching carefully. >> i am sure they will make the ch

this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." . want from your toilet paper. it's time to talk about clean. feeling clean is so important. i use quilted northern. quilted northern soft and strong is stronger than the leading value brand, for a confident clean. overnight after a patient sets a fire! how san mateo police quickly diffused the situation plus: rain and wind. bands of wet weather sweep across the bay area. we've got your rain time table for rest of the week. and winter wallop. spring is nearly here but not before one more big east coast storm. the drastic actions being taken to prepare. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. good morning. it's wednesday, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. washington, d.c., you saw it. rain and snow. atlanta, partly sunny. st. louis turning sunny with a high of 40. denver, partly sunny as well. 60. seattle, expect showers. >>> in sports now, the chicago blackh

the new pope. that this school students took a break from exams to watch the announcement. they watched on phones, ipads and rojects -- and projectors. there was applause and discussions following it. >> everyone thought it would be another italian. it was interesting to see someone from argentina. >> the new pope is the first jesuit pope. latin americans are celebrating tonight it is a proud moment for argentinaens in the bay area. ktvu's eric rasmussen is live where members are gathering. >> reporter: people told us if you want a taste of argentina, this is where you need to go. look inside. they are making preparations but this is where the owners and their friends are getting together tonight to celebrate the selection of pope francis i. cardinal jorge mario bergoglio is from argentina. her mother immigrated her from argentina. she says her phone has been ringing off the hook from friends today as someone who was raised in the catholic church in the bay area, you don't have to be from argentina

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in rome, new video showed reaction to the selection of cardinal jorge bergoglio as the new pope. the former cardinal, now known as pope francis, was splashed across the cover. he was scheduled to meet this morning with pope benedict xvi but that meeting has been postponed. stay with abc7 news and we will go live to rome to find out what is ahead today for the new pontiff. at 6:32, a 4.6 earthquake struck sonoma county this morning at 2:00 this morning three miles from cobb near the border of sonoma and lake county. it was followed by a 2.9 after shock and several others. our news reporter is live in san jose with more. >> students are on a field trip to the college and they did not know and neither did their parents that a registered sex offender was on the bus and they know, now, that the school administrators here at andrew hill high school sent a letter home telling them that a registered sex offender was on the b.s. but not authorized to be there. the letter says he new a district volunteer so he tagged along and on the bus with the kids. the police are now investigating regi

jenna: brand new stories and breaking news. jon: new threats from north korea just as the u.s. and south korea conduct war games. what that rogue nation just did. >>> house speaker john boehner on hiss political future and what's ahead for the gop. why he says republicans need to do a better job. jon: then there's this. >> [bleep]. [bleep]. jon: an epic rant from justin bieber over aggressive paparazzi. things are not looking up. latest in the saga as the beeb turns. it is all "happening now." jon: well, it is monday morning. it was a short weekend. now we have north korea threatening war. as the u.s. holds joint military drills with south korea. good morning i'm jon scott. jenna: hi, everybody. i'm jenna lee. north korea reportedly responding to those drills by scrapping the nearly 60-year-old armistice that ended the korean war. have this think about it like a truce. it is not a peace treaty. it is more of a truce. north korea says it will launch a nuclear attack as well on the united states. full of lots of words this morning. the latest threat from a nation growing more enr

, gun owners in the state of new york are fighting back against new york state's new laws introducedrought into law by governor cuomo limiting the second amendment. the president of the new york pistol and rifle association, tom king, joining us here in just moments. but first, let's bring you up-to-date on what was another extraordinary day and week on wall street. the dow jones industrials, four records in a row. investors happy with the news of a strong job growth and decline in the unemployment rate. the dow up almost 68 points, the s&p up 7, its highest close since mid october of 2007. the s&p and the dow up every day this week. the s&p just this close to a new record. and the nasdaq up 12 points, big boar volume 3.6 billion. for the week a sweep for the stock markets, all three major indexes up, up more than 2%. total market cap as measured by the wilshire 5,000 up almost a half billion dollars, excuse me, $425 billion to be more precise. crude oil finishing off the week with a gain pushing up near or $92 a barrel, gold up $1.80, 1576.90. money continuing to move into the equit

that is monumental news. we're telling you to stand by for news from nbc news. >> we're going to break in with that special report coming up. yes, breaking news coming out of vatican city with that white smoke billowing out of the sistine chapel chimney there. a very historic day. the bells are ringing. >> you can hear them. >> absolutely. as jon mentioned, 115 cardinals have selected this pope. we are now waiting to find out who this individual is. now, the two american popes, one from boston, one from new york, timothy dolan, they are considered as potential, though, you know, the american candidate not the top candidate. we'll have to wait and see. you can see. look at the crowds. >> they have been packed in there. it's been rainy, wet. they have been waiting, anticipating hoping today would happen, those crowds there. you can hear them chanting, cheering, umbrellas out, cameras flashing. this is a monumental moment. it happened fairly fast. it's been 100 years, taken five days. this one happening on the s

a new pope from the new world. pope francis, the pontiff from argentina begins his first day as head of the roman catholic church. >> china has a new leader. >> volkswagon betting on abroad as sales at home sputter. there are two new leaders in the world today. one spiritual and one political. and together they represent 2.5 billion people. we will begin with the roman catholic church's new pontiff. pope francis. hem bodies a new list of chapters for the church. >> that is right. he is the first pope from argentina and he is the first pontiff to take the name, francis. >> his election on wednesday night unleashed a wave of joy and emotion in rome, south america and around the world. familiar francis began his first day to a visit outside the vatican to one of the oldest churches in the world. at an alter to the icon to the virgin mary the new pope knelt and prayed. he also greeted the priests of the basilica who had just been told of francis' visit just before he arrived. on wednesday evening when he was presented

in the meantime, lawrence has some good weather news for us. >> yeah. great weather news. going to see a lot of sunshine around the bay area the next couple days. these temperatures very spring lied as we'll see high pressure with some temperatures near 80 in the afternoon. the clouds buckling in a clockwise rotation around the ridge. that gives you an idea of that ridge building in. weak offshore wind but breaking down at the coastline. still seeing patchy fog at the beaches. as we head throughout the day, skies becoming mostly sunny and it will be warmer today and dry and warmer, feeling like spring, the next couple of days. watching these temperatures peak toward the middle of the week. outside now clear over the bay. temperatures right now 42 degrees in concord. 44 san francisco. 38 and chilly in livermore. 37 degrees with patchy fog into santa rosa. that ridge of high pressure going to dominate our weather. a very strong ridge going to strengthen the next few days. storm system off the coast rolling well to the north of the system so we'll stay dry through the middle

(male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> new at eight. a 25=thousand dollar reward now being offered for the gunman who shot a baby in richmond this afternoon. >> it's just unbelievable. the one year old boy wounded in the neck. his grandfather telling kron four. the bullet came through the living room window. >> he was definitely shot in the neck? >> definitely shot in the neck. >> and here is another look at video taken by a witness at the scene. you will only see it here on kron 4. and right now. that baby is being treated at children's hospital oakland. >> the 8- year old girl who was shot in the leg with an arrow during a field trip at lawrence hall of science at uc berkeley. is doing well. these are pictures of nadine hareston - here at children's hospital in oakland, taken shortly after she was hit by the arrow. it was a miracle that the arrow went straight through and did not pierce an artery and cause severe damage. while she is recovering. police are pushing forward with their investigation. as kron four's terisa estacio reports

news" helped donny and i connect together, which resulted in creating new jobs in the midwest. >> i'mg proof of what "world news with diane sawyer" can do. >> we do things the made in america way around here. >> you work hard, you play hard and you drink a little sweet tea. that's about it. i'm donny mccomb, and that's my abc "world news" story. ♪ >>> all right. are you ready to be jealous? topping tuesday's "pulse," a couple of stories about instant multimillionaires. one of them is a young man from london. he just sold an app to yahoo! for a reported $30 million, and get this, he's only 17. >> wow. nick d'aloisio began working on the app when he was only 15. that makes him younger than yahoo! which was incorporated in march 1995, and he told the bbc this is just the beginning. >> i'll be based in london with yahoo! as we kind of work to integrate the technology. long term i have a lot of ideas that i want to pursue. >> my goodness. give that kid detention. nick still has a year and a half left of high school, but because of the yahoo! policy against working from home, he's going to

(male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: breaking news outof almaden raod... this is our helicopter parts issue with abc 7. we will bring you the latest with our helicopter partnership >> this eight year-old that was shot by an archer is back home and where the injury occured. the suspect is not been caught. >> in the nation's capital they are discussing same-sex marriage as relates to the defensive marriage act. the union between a man and woman. and legally married to same-sex couples do not have access to benefits. the four liberal injustices and the swing vote, anthony kennedy gave an indication that they would likely overturn doma it is expected in the month of june. and also on proposition 8. dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> reporter: at the bay bridge 30 bolts that are already embedded in concrete have broken. the steel bolts have been faulty. 288 rv in fifth however, these are trying to solve this solution with a work around. the bridge should still be safe is still expected to open for labor day weekend >> continuing our coverage of the b

the news from it was scary. radiation therapy to treat cancer may lead to an increased risk in heart disease. but the fine print is crucial here. tonight, our chief medical editor, dr. nancy snyderman has an update, having looked at all the data. >> good evening, brian. women undergoing breast cancer treatment today need to know that the technology has evolved significantly since this study started back in 1958. doctors say it's not just the doses of radiation that are different now, but more important, how precise they are. radiation oncologists now have pinpoint accurate techniques that minimize or almost completely avoid the heart, reducing the chance for damage while still irradiating the breast tumor. we have come a long way in breast cancer radiation treatments and women should be reassured. but today's take home is that cancer patients have to take care of the rest of their health as well and pay attention to their heart health during treatment. brian? >> nancy snyderman in our newsroom. >>> michigan gove

the new exploratorium here on abc 7 news.ng a lot of reporting from and on the exploratorium. >>> coming up next, the winner this this year he's iditarod mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be here in 20 minutes! [ mom ] don't stress. we can figure this out. ♪ [ male announcer ] get the speed to make a great first impression. call today to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. this is delicious. ♪ [ male announcer ] save the day in an instant. at&t. ♪ >>> welcome home! ever. >> a two-time winner of the iditarod sled dog race. >> that is mitch seevey and his team winning the iditarod. he finished the 998-miles in 9 days, 7 hours, 39 minutes and 56 seconds. he is is 53. a cancer survive fresh alaska and now the oldest man to win the race. last year his son dallas became the youngest to wen the race. he was 25. he says the win is for all of the gentlemen of a certain age. all right. let's go back to

we want to celebrate our lunar new year and hope for a prosperous new year. as assessor, we hope that is true. rather than dragging out this presentation. i want to bring up to speak a number of people who you all know, who you all love. and of course who have many things to share with us. san francisco is very fortunate and lucky to have with us our first asian-american, first chinese mayor, mayor ed lee. please welcome him. [applause] >> thank you, supervisor. happy new year everybody. now i want to explain before the news media talks about it. there is an obvious explanation for why the women are sitting on one side. and the men are sitting on the other. because if you have heard councilor general gao in his speeches around the year of the serpent. you often know he has explained this is the year of mini-dragon. we will do some things, maybe not as bold as the dragon. we will continue to do smart things that represent what the serpent does, and keep all of our promises and make sure we do the right thing. those are great attributes. and he said something i

and the evening news dominated where people got their news and information. we were talking earlier about social media. it changed over the years. has it changed the way you do your job? >> i don't think so. we still try to cover the news on a daily basis for both morning and evening news cycles. we doo, however -- we do, however, make use of social news media. it has changed it in that respect. we don't hold back anymore. in those days, 1981, when i started covering the white house, we saved our best material for the evening news. we can't do that anymore, because we have lots of competition out there on cable and on the net. so now, whatever we get goes out right away. >> i had to ask you about -- you are sitting next to mark moler. any time the -- they want information hon how many times they want to know how often the president has been to camp david, they go to mark muler. >> mark muller who has covered the white house since the ford administration decided at the beginning of the clim clinton administration that he needed to keep track of statistics abou

ann curry, nbc news, boulder, colorado. >> great idea to end on on this monday night as we start a new week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com now. >> sex and the chris sanchez is live outside mountain view high where a parent meeting is scheduled. the concern has to do more with the content in the articles than the content itself. >> you hit that one right on the head. a lot of the parents were very quick to point out that this is not about sex. this is really about making sure that the students are being good journalists presenting solid and accurate information that is appropriate to the young audience. we talked with one of the student journalists who says she is ready to listen at the meeting and learn from the experience. the high school newspaper, the oracle, looks great and discusses a variety of topics. highlighted in the issue sex and relationships. the photo editor says they want to talk about what tee

abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> ama: we begin with developing news.urns into a major search operation when a young man suddenly disappears. the rescue effort is going on right now at roosevelt beach in half moon bay. crews are searching by sea and air, and lillian kim is near the scene. what's the latest? reporter: search crews are focusing their efforts six miles south of here, along the weefortz roosevelt beach, where a 22-year-old man, whose friends fife identify as javier lopez, was playing soccer with a friend. then he decided to go for a swim and his friends say he disappeared. crews with the cal fire, the sheriff's department and the thormaster have been trying to find him. serve conditions are relatively calm but the water is cold. crews are conducting a grid search in hopes of finding lopez. >> they're dropped a data buoy in from where the last location was to see which way the surf conditions are going. >> he going, when i start looking for him. >> gone? >> yeah. reporter: friends say lopez works at restaurant here in half moon bay. his boss

the new devil slide tunnel.t was officially unveiled today with fan fare and local dignitary on hand. david with more on the end of dangerous stretch of roadway. >> this was celebration and ribbon cutting ceremony cast of thousands and deck tides create. twin tom tunnel named for late congressman who got the initial federal funding channel traffic from san francisco to half moon bay and beyond. the new route will divert traffic away from a 1.2 million stretch from highway 1 known as devil slide, slide prone area. but decide wling to build the inland road wasn't easy. multiple community group oppose cal tran original plan. >> that was a freeway 300 feet in the air in someplace that is cuts in the mountain of 300 feet. so this was a really good compromise to make a safe reliable road that would connecticut the coast up and down santa cruz to san francisco. >>reporter: tunnel supporters gather for celebration for this and leaders remember a ballots that lasted over years. cal tran appropriation of state park land.

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come on, biebs. >>> excellent article in the "new york daily news."scinating on tom cruise, known for his scientology. back in the day, he was very, very close to even potentially thinking about becoming a catholic priest. this is according to a buddy of his who was a devout catholic. cruise back in 1981 was very much interested in becoming a catholic priest. according to his friend. >> seminary school. >> he went to seminary school and hung out with the priests ask exchanged stories with them and very interested in all of this. learning latin and greek and german, joining the drama club. but it was apparently the two who got booted that sent him on a different track, because his buddy apparently broke into the liquor cabinet of one of the priests and threw out the window a bottle to tom waiting below and they got busted for it. so the dream of becoming a priest went out after that. but it's a good article in the "new york daily news." >> now he's very deeply vested into scientology. so it would be interesting to see -- >> clearly he was a searcher. >

jenna: brand-new stories and breaking news. jon: following the huge storm that is bringing waves of snow, high winds across parts of the northeast at this hour. janice dean has new information on the storm. reports of an incredible security breach at one of the nation's busiest airports. tsa screeners allowing an undercover agent with a fake bomb in his pants through two screenings, including a pat-down and right onto a plane. where this all went down. the cdc warns of a nightmare superbug untreatable and often deadly that is spreading through hops across the country. doctors fear it might soon be too late to stop it. it's all "happening now." not exactly a happy way to begin your friday morning. but we are glad you're with us, i'm jon scott. jenna: i'm jenna lee. osama bin laden's son-in-law pleading not guilty to conspiracy to kill americans, this a short time ago in a federal court in lower manhatten blocks from the warl world trade center site. suleiman abu ghaith is not just in osama bin laden's family, he's also al-qaida'

kent has a possible new logo.erious network, call it snn and we'll refer to it as sin. >> next on news watch, could the media be losing bieber fever. [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. 100% vegetable juice, with three of your daily vegetable servings in every little bottle. ... ... what's droid-endurance ? the longest 4g lte battery in a razr thin profile. with 32 hours of battery life that turns an all-nighter, into a two-nighter. the droid razr maxx hd by motorola. droid-endurance. droid-powerful. >>. >> jon: he was cute back then. a young canadian musician named justin beiber got discovered and the rest is history. playing a huge role in his success. beiber fever spread around the world. platinum albums and awards and tv appearances and there is waxed beiber at madam tusso's and we could hope he could keep it in check. as quickly the media can build you up they can tear you down. he has been pulled over for driving a hundred miles an hour on a california freeway claiming to be out run photographers. he was c

that's good news. southbound 680, there's a new crash on the shoulder there.t off the embankment, medics are on the way. highway 4 takes the big deal. it's very slow because of earlier problems. let's go to steve. >>> thank you. a very good morning. have had some 40s this morning. starting off to -- starting to bounce off the morning lows. partly cloudy, chilly lows, clouds increase, light rain comes in -- it says this afternoon but leaning more towards tonight and then into tomorrow. the heaviest rain might be later tonight and tomorrow. they are not all in sync. they hardly ever or. but two parts of the system. we're waiting for it. a little low. it looks like it will go over the bay area. what was a proejection on rainfall to about .10 has gone from .3 to .23. that's one. the other is not as bullish on the rain. i hope so. it looks like after wednesday we will be back. high pressure builds back in. the long-range outlook of the exact pattern we've had almost since january. as we head towards the weekend we'll have a lot of sunshine and warmer weather. 40s a

chris stirewalt, our digital news editor on power play fox news live.something that the white house has denied saying they're not doing it for us at all. it's real, but why would a senior white house official tell a well respected reporter, you know, with the-- formerly with the ap, with the national journal that this is a joke and they're doing it just for the media? >> well, here is the thing, as you say, ron fournier is a serious dude and he's very well-respected in this town and he's very good at what he does and his point here is, whether it's cynical and insincere or whether it's an earnest move to the middle, it has the same net effect on the president, the rest of the president's strategy. he was going to delegitimize the republicans. he was going to cast them out like he has tried to do with certain media outlets for the years, but he was going to beg the republican's illegitimate bargaining powers and say i don't have to deal with these people. and even by meeting with them, because of the slumping polls, it's forced him to engage the republic

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there's new news to report tonight.cing a federal criminal investigation. coast guard officials saying today they have completed their investigation into the kuluk and asked the justice department to review potential violations they turned up. so both of shell's two arctic drilling rigs, the only two they sent up there, now find themselves under the eye of the united states justice department. but remember, drilling in the alaskan arctic is relatively easy. this is probably a good time to tell you that earlier this week mr. don't worry we've got this, arctic drilling is going to be easy-peasy, announced he is stepping down from shell after 29 years with the company. there has long been an effort to open up the arctic for drilling. let's let the oil companies run wild up there. nobody knows how to deal with the stuff better than they do. one company has been allowed to do it. th

he told them there's a new policy. he promised a new policy. he now wants to see the end of bashar al-assad, but the american government does not want to help this rebellion. and the only way the held really mean something is to arm this rebellion. anything short of that is the old american abdication on syria that continues from his predecessor, secretary clinton. >> thank you for joining us. in other news, the battle is brewing over egypt's elections. a lot covering people needed to be reviewed by the court, and so the vote was suspended. egypt said it would repeal this decision. a taxi driver died last week after being dragged behind a police van in south africa. nelson mandela's wife was among those in morning. you're watching bbc world news america. still to come, the roman catholic church prepares for a new leader. we look at one of its greatest challenges. the fighting when the numbers in europe and beyond. -- fighting dwindling numbers in europe and beyond. now for an update to a story that seems straight out of a hollywood script. in j

welcome to kron 4 news weekend. ysabel duron >> i'm marty gonzalez we'll get to the news in a moment. but first, let's get a quick check of your forecast with janu. when good morning marty. we are taking alar to look outside the golden gate bridge. a beautiful start to the weekend, up plenty of sunshine and we're expecting sunshine this afternoon with warming temperatures. clear and cool during the overnight hours. it is chilly in the north this morning. 36 degrees in santa rosa and 38 degrees in napa. low '40's for the eastern shore. 46 degrees currently in san jose. 66 degrees today in los gatos 68 in oakland. a little chillier along the coast and the peninsula. we will season '70s and the north bay. 70 in santa rosa and napa. we will continue to feel the warming trend and look at the extended forecast but for now erica back over the years. >> there was a three-point-four magnitude earthquake off the coast near bolinas this morning. geological survey, the quake hit around 2:15 a-m. the epicenter was 23 miles south

watch our news special at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow night. >>> the senate confirmed president obama's appointment of a judge. troy nunley fills a viccancy for the eastern district of california. he is a san francisco native. he was appointed in 2002 to the state's superior court. >>> the government of cyprus said all banks will remain closed till thursday. earlier today there had been plans to open all but the two largest banks tomorrow. they closed to avoid panic while the government arranged for a bail out. at one point there was a plan to tax all savings accounts 10%. the most recent plans involve a loss at a bank and a freeze on all transactions at the bank of cyprus. the dow is down 64 to 14,447. the nasdaq is down 9 at 3,235. >>> michael dell head head wins. the black stone group made offers to stockholders promising a higher price. that comes as dell and other investors are trying to buy up all of the company stock for $13.65 a share. they are offering $15 a share. black stone offering $14.25. >>> new security concerns

>> more now on breaking news from the delta. fire crews were on the scene of an early morning house fire that spread. it is happening on the island, and at least three structures have burned on taylor road. they got the call at 2:30 a.m. with power lines promising pg&e turning off the electricity. we have a crew headed that way and we will take you there live when the crew is on the scene. >> from contra costa county, a silver alert has been issued for a missing elderly man from danville, 83 years old, 5' 7" and 180 pounds safety seen leave his home yesterday and police spoke to him on the cell phone and he was disoriented. a silver alert is issued for the man from the bay area to southern california. if you see him, call the police. >> the city of santa clara is putting the its money where its mouth is to lure super bowl 50 to the new 49ers' stadium, approving a package of incentives to satisfy the nfl. our reporter is live in santa clara to explain. >> one of the biggest incentives is the beautiful brand new stadium that is go

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to the news live at 5:30 a.m. here at 30 rock in new york city. president obama's renewed push for a grand bargain may be showing some early signs of paying off, at least with one top republican. senator bob corker of tennessee says he could envision raising tax revenue if democrats embrace big changes to medicare and social security. corker's position on sunday puts him at odds with other members of his party including house speaker john boehner who's ruling out the prospect of any new taxes. >> i think there by the way is a chance on a deal. i know the president is saying the right things and we have an opportunity over the next four to five months. i think republicans, if they saw true entitlement reform, would be glad to look at tax reform that generates additional revenues and that doesn't mean increasing rates, that means closing loopholes. it also means arranging our tax system so that we have economic growth. >> i don't know whether we can come to a big agreement. if we do, it will be between the two parti

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i'm david muir with abc news. we have a few questions about how you use the carfax in selling your used cars. the "20/20" investigation breaks right here. >>> and, our "person of the week." the little girl pushed to incredible heights by her father. tonight, the obituary she just wrote, already being read by thousands all over america, called the best obit ever. tonight, she reads it to all of us. >> harry weathersby stamps. >>> good evening on this friday night. diane is on assignment. and we do begin tonight with that breaking news, the plane falling out of the sky. look at the pictures coming in at this hour. the parking lot where it crashed, cars burned and firefighters still rushing to put out the flames. it happened in florida in ft. lauderdale. we do know of at least three dead tonight. and we begin here with abc's lisa stark in florida. >> reporter: panic in this parking lot in the moments after a small plane crashed into a ball of fire. cars smoldering. firefighters rushing to the scene, climbing through

the new pope is from argentina. george mario bergolio. >> we have a new pope and that new pope is not one of the names we heard much. bergoglio of argentina. shepard smith is live in rome with more on the new pope and his identity. >> he was on our watch list and had been from the beginning. he's a man of the people as our guests here explained. he's a man who rides the bus. he was second the last time around. that was the belief. and now, now we know. >> they made a serious choice. this man is a man of the people. it means the entire latin american world has a pope that speaks spanish he rides the bus, a man in solidarity with the poor. >> and ordinary for eastern right faithful in argentina who lack the ordinary of their own right, born december 17 1936 making him 76 years old. he was ordained for the jesuits on december 13, 1969 during study as san miguel. was a novice master and taught theology. after completing his dissertation in germany, he served as a spiritual director. in may of '92 he was named -- the lon

that's good news. southbound 680, there's a new crash on the shoulder there.off the embankment, medics are on the way. highway 4 takes the big deal. it's very slow because of earlier problems. let's go to steve. >>> thank you. a very good morning. have had some 40s this morning. starting off to -- starting to bounce off the morning lows. partly cloudy, chilly lows, clouds increase, light rain comes in -- it says this afternoon but leaning more towards tonight and then into tomorrow. the heaviest rain might be later tonight and tomorrow. they are not all in sync. they hardly ever or. but two parts of the system. we're waiting for it. a little low. it looks like it will go over the bay area. what was a proejection on rainfall to about .10 has gone from .3 to .23. that's one. the other is not as bullish on the rain. i hope so. it looks like after wednesday we will be back. high pressure builds back in. the long-range outlook of the exact pattern we've had almost since january. as we head towards the weekend we'll have a lot of sunshine and warmer weather. 40s and

abc news will break into programming when a new pope is elected. >> coming up at 5:00 search for a shower stall stalker in one college. >> labor dispute threatening to silence san francisco symphony before one of the biggest shows of the year. >> how serious is that check engine warning light? michael finney looks at a piece of technology can save you money at the mechanics. >>> a sour note at san francisco symphony. musicians voted to authorize a strike if talks don't make progress today. the issues on the table and it puts a tour in jeopardy it does. that is right. it's supposed to start next week. you know, just last month, the san francisco symphony won it's 15th grammy award but tonight musicians are at odds over what it takes to continue as a top tier organization. sounds at city hall. a string quartet performed but there is discord behind the scene. musicians say other cities have better contracts. >> this doesn't acknowledge the fact there is inflation in california economy and that our wages are about $7500 less than our leading piers, chicago symphony. >> management says the ave

we'll meet some folks who are giving new meaning to the term, high fashion. >>> we're back with a new kind of higher learning at some colleges that teaches students how to operate drone aircraft. drones, of course, have been highly effective and controversial in afghanistan. there's controversy over their emerging civilian uses, including journalism. nbc's thanh truong has more tonight. >> reporter: at this pristine nature preserve tucked away in central missouri, a flutter of activity. snow geese on their winter migration. >> i can't explain how beautiful that is when you see it with your own eyes. and the next best thing is to see it with video, and view it that way. >> reporter: bill allen is a journalism professor at the university of missouri. his students are using a new tool to tell the story. a drone, outfitted with a camera. flying above the plains. missouri's journalism school is the oldest in the country. and now among the first experimenting with this new and controversial technology. why? the drone's ability to access remote, dangerous areas. >> you're listening to kbia.