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texas is the new battleground state. one of the most important races in this country will be wendy davis's run for governor will be -- which is in texas. with -- where barack obama only lost by six , the board race will be the governor there. elected 270 to be president. these 24 states have 303 congressional seats. 318 is the magic number for majority in the house. the states have the power to elect the next president and secure control of the congress. the cottonhat once and let us and now the president, senators, governors. >> you can watch the entire discussion at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow eastern time, why after washington journal -- right after washington journal. truthfully, that every single problem in america would be better if more people could read, write, and comprehend. i just know that. we would be able to compete with the rest of the world. we would not have these children who are committing crimes because their families do not have jobs. they do not have jobs because they do not know how to read, they cannot wr

jersey, new york, and the city of new york.ough's mayor is jim cassella. >> the nfl could have used new jersey in their promotions a lot more. terry bradshaw could have said, i'll see you next week in new jersey. >> reporter: with a week to go, this is the activity on east rutherford streets and this is times square. new york has closed 13 blocks of broadway and is turning it into super bowl boulevard. 400,000 football fans are excellented to blitz hotels, restaurants, and souvenir stores. robert boland teaches sports management at new york university. >> financially who's going to benefit more from this? new jersey or new york? >> new york stands to reap the bigger share of the benefits. if you're talking about a $600 million local benefit, new york would probably reap between two thirds and three quarters of it. >> i am embarrassed -- >> reporter: if the state known for the recent traffic jam scandal, the jersey shore, and "the sopranos" was hoping the super bowl would burnish its images, senator menendez says fuhgettaboutit.

richard besser, abc news, new york. >> wow.> completely different person. tourette's, you have a lower range where people can control the symptoms and learn to channel some of that. then you have extreme cases, which is what he went through. incredible. 200,000 americans diagnosed with tourette's syndrome every year. >> robby was on 42 different types of medication. at one point the side effects were so extreme he attempted suicide three times. >> we're glad to see he's doing much better now. >> absolutely. >>> coming up, hangover helpers. >> the new products and ideas to help keep the next day headaches and queasiness at bay. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ my it hurts ♪ my head hurts and i don't love jesus. it's that kind of morning ♪ >>> well, here's a topic that a lot of you were probably pretty familiar with yesterday. hangovers. everyone has thought of how to cure one, greasy food, pedialyte, even the hair of a dog? >> the story is probably a d

rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >>> and there is more bad news for target this morning.ery small number, about 0.1% of the cards sold and it will honor them anyway, but it is a black eye on the personal information that exposed some information on the credit and debit cards. >>> meanwhile, a different problem for walmart manager. beef thieves. that manager in central florida got a wild ride while trying to stop a couple he suspected of trying to shoplift beer from the store. he jumped in the back of their truck as they sped down a busy interstate. but he says the couple stopped twice to try to get him out of the truck and beat him up. >> one time they tried to beat me up, and i fought with them and lost my glasses. the second was in the back woods or something, i'm not going to get out for you to run me over. >> vigilante justice. he says he threw cans of beers out of the truck at other cars hoping to attract some attention and guess what, it worked. but the pair did get away, apparently, though, without the beer. >> i would not want to buy that beer if he restocked it,

in oakland abc7 news. >> breaking news in san francisco. a man died after being hit by a pickup truck in the crocker amazon neighborhood officers examined the truck the truck driver remained at the scene and spoke with police. investigators have not revealed details or whether the driver sat fault. >> it's now been one year since san francisco witnessed one of the most horrific traffic accidents that happened on new year's day in the mission district two. people died including a pedestrian. one driver surviveed and spoke to abc7 news about that day. leanne is here, now. >> yes. well, you know it's one of the words that touched a lot of us peoples lives ended just as the new year began. now, many neighbors were shocked and pray forward the driver of the car that was hit. >> when looking at the pictures you wonder how the driver survived maybe air bags saved the 19-year-old. he spent 29 days in the hospital. nine surgeries later, garcia is walking again. he ininvited to us his apartment to talk about the accident and what he remembers. >> on

happy new year, everyone. >> happy new ght. from times sq ♪ >> by the way ♪ let's get it started >> hey, everyone.hasselbeck. >> it is freezing in times square. >> it is. >> but we only have an hour to go. >> an hour to go and have our warmer strategically placed before 2014 and we are trying our best to stay warm. we have a jam packed hour. some of your favorites will join us including one of our favorites "duck dynasty" cory robertson. >> megyn kelly who stood here for six years. >> she gave me good advice. >> we'll get her thoughts on what it's like to be warm and rodney atkins. throughout the show, tweet us using #foxnews 2014. you mentioned those body warmers. >> i did. >> we were consulting over the last few weeks. >> we have them. >> on the strategy to stayrateg. >> and bill, very to thank you. you told me, i thought you're kidding to strategically place warmers throughout the body. >> right. >> i thoughts important to do the core in front >> here. >> and then, on the back. what i didn't account for is this wind. >> you

and in new york city millions in times square celebrating the famed ball drop and the coming new yearephanie stanton, nbc news. >> former first lady barbara bush is in stable condition at a houston hospital for possibly a pneumonia. she was hospitalized also in 2008 after suffering a perforated ulcer. >> late last night, supreme court justice sonia sotomayor. gave the obama administration until friday to respond. >> and monday's derailment of a mile-long train carrying crude oil sent fire balls and huge plumes of smoke into the air. it burned so hot, the mayor did not even try to put out the flames. the mayor wants the government to make oil transportation safer. the ntsb is on the scene but has yet to evaluate the wreckage. >> russian president vladimir putin has called for a crackdown after two bombings and as the olympics approach. we report from russia. >> reporter: by the thousands russian police swept through volgograd's shops last night hunting for those connected to the bombings that killed 34 money vladimir putin backed the show of force with a strong warning. >> translator:

the new rule. when you. greek words details and fourteen pt and ot. here we wrapped up the old year and started the new one with cash. light snowfall will anchor ut game and learn more about how to prepare for the first day of the new year. the day has started. it seems quite busy in the news. an eager uga looks the busiest of all o'connor with over one couple who scared because of the slogans and drunkenness pacific are so eager to start the whole one down from above all the fun. we are in authority that can tune into the middle of the feet is happening and this boundary don't have your own. so on then on to be stacked and common sense thing. she is having a very busy day the belconnen blue them to do now. i don't know. did you come in one term. so do i want the moon. okay almost all with two children and one he was. it is happening here the two leaders. so glad now yes. the little puddle of salt when will i. with the news. we went on to today's meeting is more focused on the new year's eve specia

is it new york or new jersey? the stage is set for the biggest game of the season with a week to go to the super bowl, all eyes are on one city. >> new york city is hosting the super bowl. >> new york. >> new york city. >> reporter: but there's one small problem. actually the game won't even be played in new york, but instead about eight miles west of the big apple in new jersey. >> oh, yeah, new jersey, same thing. >> not if you ask new jersey senator bob menendez. >> peyton manning isn't going to be scoring in central park. it's going to be happening here in new jersey. >> you wouldn't necessarily know it if you looked at the hype around the game. the nfl's epicenter, the super bowl boulevard is in the heart of times square. super bowl tickets and official material, the vince lombardi trophy is imposed on the new york city skyline with new jersey barely noticeable. >> how do you feel about all the attention being given to new york but the game is actually held in new jersey? >> that's not fair. >> reporter: whil

, a resilient new jersey and proud new jersey. [ applause ] a new jersey that has put aside political partisanship on the important issues to our people to take advantage of the opportunities each of these challenges has presented us with every day. a new jersey that has brought pride to our people and leadership to our nation. and finally, this past november, new jersey has had the chance to decide if the bonds we have formed were strong enough to endure the heat of today's political campaigns. would our elections confirm the change we have set arrived four years ago truly be beneficial for all of our citizens because you see, elections are about more than tv ads and debates and rallies. each vote cast is an act of faith and trust. faith in the strength of the bonds we have built, trust in the hope that tomorrow will bring a better job for our people, better education for our children and better day for all of our citizens. the people -- [ applause ] now the people have definitively set the course for the next four years. they have affirmed the decision to take on the big problems. t

the new rule. you are. he returns to the dells and fourteen pt and ot to you this year we wrapped up the old year and started the new one with cash late snowfall will anchor ut game and learn more about how to prepare for the first day of the new year. today has started. it seems quite busy in the news. an eager uga looks the busiest of all o'connor with over a month before for scary because it opens incontinence pacific are so eager to go home i encountered on the block. i own one. we are an authority that can tune into the narrow defeat is happening in discounting don't have your own salon then on to be stacked and common sense can she is having a very busy day. the belconnen blue them to do now. i don't know. this weekend to come. in that room i want the moon. okay almost all worked to life in this one. he was. it is happening here the two leaders. so glad now. yes. the little puddle of salt. what a lot. with the news. we went on to today's meeting is more focused on the new year's eve special w

senate representing new jersey. don lemon, cnn, new york. >> all right. of our politicians get an a for leadership in this storm. coming up, we'll have the very latest on conditions for all of the states that are in harm's way with this storm. we'll also in other news take you live to jerusalem for a look at john kerry's middle east peace mission. >>> welcome back to cnn news room 42 minutes after the hour. we have a live picture for you right now. this is new york city and times square. of course, 48 hours ago it was packed with millions of people. and now just a few out there. we suppose they are mainly city officials, but some people may still be braving the elements for one last feel of the winter storm that is bearing down right now on the city. new york is expected to get it, boston, maine, minnesota. the temperatures are flabbergasting. our reporter joins us once again to talk about that part of this nor'easter. >> reporter: brutal storm system, natalie. with some of the coldest air we've seen going back to the mid 1990s especially after we get thr

that you cannot starve good news organizations and good news television stations. in five years come in many markets, there won't as many stations doing the kind of news that we do and we have a responsibility to our viewers and a responsibility to our shareholders to do everything we can to make these businesses competitive and grow and do things that the audience wants from us. the country, the society benefits from investigative journalism. god help us if we are not allocating resources to do that. we are a company that believes in it. we did an investigative piece for wba otb a few years back that resulted -- four w ball -- we did an investigative piece for wbal tv. i worry about newspapers not staying the course and doing the job they do. a friend of mine from detroit had a cover station where he would observe that the correctness, the corruption in the mayor's office, which was somewhat legendary, wouldn't have been uncovered without the enterprising work of the newspaper there. i'm not sure that the tv stations would have devoted the resources over a long ti

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. >> happy new year. >> happy new year to you, too. >> you're watching "fox & friends" on this new years day morning. thanks for starting 2014 with us. millions of people all around the world turning out to usher in 2014. right now it is midnight in hawaii. take a look a live look the new year's celebration there but five hours ago ainsley was there. the energy electric in time's square. >> 4, 3, 2, 1. >> more than 1 million people braved the cold weather to watch the ball drop and the cross words of the world. >> everything out here is a new experience. i think everybody in the world should experience this at least once in their life. >> this is the place to be every new year eaves. it beats any other new year's eve party in the world. >> town dout tens of thousands ringing in the new year in atlanta at the 20th annual peach drop. the 800 pound beach. also accompanied a giant yellow m&m. afterwards fireworks lit up the night sky as people continue to celebrate with family and friends. in rio de janeiro millions watching fireworks explode minutes after midnight at co co cabana beach. due

not new jersey. new hampshire. hmm.uy want to be working in new hampshire heading into the next campaign cycle? since it became clear matt mowers was right in the middle of the bridge-gate scandal, the new hampshire press and politicos have been in an uproar over his being the new executive director of their republican party. state democratic spokesman says "matt mowers spent years working under disgraced aides of chris christie and what dirty tricks they taught him and what plans he has to use them in new hampshire. so far the republican party responded to statements defending matt mowers in a general sense, not mentioning the fact he used to work for chris christie. does matt mowers hold on to that political job in the new hampshire republican party? probably depends on whether his name surfaces again in a more damning way in more subpoenaed documents we expect to get once the assembly investigation moves forward. that's not the only state republican party reeling from the scandal. new jersey, itself, they already los

new jersey. and you know who decides what the minimum wage is for people who work at those three new york-area airports? it's these guys. remember them? the port authority of new york and new jersey. yes. same guys. it's the port authority of chris christie bridge scandal fame. the "new york daily news" has been pressing and pressing recently for airport workers at the three new york-area airports to get a raise. pressing the port authority to do something about that because they can. well, after the state of the union, it worked. kind of. the executive director of the port authority, who's not appointed by chris christie, he's on the new york side who he was appointed by andrew cuomo, democratic governor of new york. the executive director of the port authority sent this letter calling on the airlines who operate at those airports to immediately effect an increase in the hourly wage paid to the lowest paid employees at the airport. with a phase-in to, say it with me, $10.10 an hour. "the port au

remember, the port authorities of new york and new jersey, their offices here in new york. could have been -- the george washington bridge crosses both states. so there is some question about right now, new jersey has the lead. but certainly several places, very interested in taking a very hard look at what went on here. >> you talk about interstate commerce. the george washington bridge is an interstate roadway. that bridge is interstate. and ari, it's very clear in those e-mails that the christie gang had no idea that they were interfering with interstate commerce or anything that could possibly involve the fbi's interest. >> well, i think what they thought is that they were on closed circuit and to the degree that anyone in new jersey was going to look into it, it was going to be their buddies. an important thing that governor christie failed to do today was address the fact that he has put his chief of staff up for attorney general of the state of new jersey. you were speaking on some of this in your opening about the fact that he's only tuned into this when it affected

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> reporter:this new video is chilling. source close to the victim's family. it shows 16-year-old yay- mung-juan on the ground near the asiana plane that crashed. the footage also shows emergency workers warning other first responders about the teenager. >> reporter:also on the video. a firefighter appearing to help guide the truck around the 16-year old. at this point.she is not covered in firefighting foam. and the coroner who did the autopsy on her said at that point. was still alive. later in the rescue effort.her body was partially covered by foam used to put out the fire. was run over by a second truck that day. and now the victim's family is suing the city of san francisco. >> pam: two other passengers were killed in the crash of asiana flight 214. another teenage girl was found dead outside the >> pam: and weeks later, a child who intially survived the crash, died in a hospital. this is video of the crash out of the other 304 hurt. asiana airlines offered its passengers 10-thousand dollars for pain and

it's chestnut. >> thank you. >> and new, new, new. >> here is the weird thing. netflix has the new show "house of cards." on valentine's day is when the new season comes out. when it comes out, they release every single episode so you can sit and watch them all at once. you don't have to wait. >> what? >> no. there's 22 episodes. >> in seven days. wow! >> it's crazy. i like to watch one and share and wonder what's happening. i don't like to sit there and watch every single one. >> frank and i waited until all the hatfields & mccoys was done and watched all four hours of it. >> did you like it? >> i loved it. >> are you on "the house of cards," are you going to watch that? >> yes, i want to. they ran "the sound of music" one more time. we watched it the night that it aired. it was about a week later. frank says, gee, this is great. forgot that we watched it a week before. it made me so happy. i walked in and he's singing every song. >> he was? >> sitting in front of the -- he said this is great. i think he gets confused about which one is the julie andrews, which

happy new year. >> happy new year to you, my friend. >> you have a new book to talk about. we'll rejoin you, get thoughts about the year just ahead. jim cramer, the wise man cramer is going to be here and tell us how to get rich carefully. >> carefully. >> that is the title of the new book. >>> first, sue, check in from the nyse. >> hi, ty. it's kind of a tough session right here at the nyse. jim's going to weigh in on that in just a second. let's set the stage for you. right now the dow is off of its lows, but we still have a tri e triple-digit decline following last year's 23% run to the upside. the s&p starting 2014 on the down side as well by almost a full percent, or almost 16 points after a 25% jump last year. and after rising 33% in 2013, the nasdaq starts the new year under some pressure as well, down 34 points. the russell, the broader-based index which a lot of people are watching, right now down better than a point, better than a percent, rather, and one-third. in 2013, it posted a 32% jump. the volatility index has been up today. it's up about 4% right now. that

jersey, new york, and the city of new york. metlife stadium is in east rutherford, the borough's mayor is jim cassella. >> the nfl could have used new jersey in their promotion as lot more. terry bradshaw should have stood up and i will see you next week in new jersey. >> reporter: with a week to go, this is the activity on east rutherford street. and this is time square. new york has closed 13 blocks of broadway and is turning it into super bowl boulevard, 400,000 football fans are expected to blitz hotels, restaurants, and souvenir stores. robert boland teaches sports management at new york university. financially, who is going to benefit more from this, new jersey or new york? >> new york stands to reap the bigger share of the benefits, if you are talking about a $600 million local benefit, new york would probably reach somewhere between two-thirds and three quarters of it. >> i am embarrassed. >> reporter: if the state known for the recent traffic jam scandal, the jersey shore and the sopranos was holding the super bowl wou

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happy new year. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. >>> we begin with some developing news on this new year's day. it's been a deadly night on bay area roads. in san francisco a 7-year-old girl was killed when an suv hit her and family in a crosswalk at polk and ellis streets in the tenderloin about 8:00 last night. the girl was walking with her brother and mother. they were crossing the street when an suv making a right-hand turn hit the three. police say the driver stayed on the scene. they do not think drugs or alcohol were involved in the crash. but the driver is being charged with vehicular manslaughter. >>> we have the driver of the vehicle being questioned by police. during the course of the investigation we developed enough probable cause to arrest him for vehicular manslaughter.he is being cooperative but it will be at county jail. >> the mother and young boy who were hit as well are expected to recover. >>> some new details about a deadly accident in fremont. a young woman was kill

>> happy new year, new orleans. >> happy new year. >> say hello to 2014. >> happy new year. ♪ ♪ to old♪ we're gonna drink ♪ a cup of kindness for auld lang si ♪ >> happy new year! peace and love. >> take a look at that. as i wish you a happy, happy 2014. live. beautiful fireworks over the mississippi river. here in new orleans. and there in downtown nashville. it has been an amazing 2013. i am so grateful. i am so grateful, as i'm ringing 2014, for all of you for watching, may you have a blessed wonderful 2014. for all of us here at cnn, best wishes for you in the new year. >>> from spy guy scandals to health care chaos! >> we fumbled the rollout on

the new yorker was nothing new here.oves the uniqueness of being the first black president. but when it comes to accountability for his failures, that is when he is like you have to hold me to another vendor. and his approval ratings are down because he had presided over one of the worst economies in history. >> it does explain where that stuff comes from at msnbc. he's having those guys and i'm always wondering where these guys get the idea that the americans he brought obama. they elected him twice and now they find him exactly at the front of that knowledge. >> is the largest in american history. people like them and they only became racist after i won twice. >> i guess that would be -- i'm not sure what that would be. and he also didn't get specific about much. he sees that is better than alcohol. so why were you not bad at all? >> by way on all the other things but the president wants to weigh in on. the fact is that marijuana is a gateway drug. and i think it will be interesting to see. they are basically saying go

york before going to new york to help ring in the new year in times square. just a very temporary order that she did almost just to keep things in place until a fuller response from the government comes. so it's just very temporarily enjoined from these -- >> was it a surprise to you? >> well, no because usually when you have something kicking in, a judge -- it doesn't signal how the final ruling may go. usually there is a judicial inclination just to maintain the status quo and not require anyone to do anything new. >> so season what an ultimate muling would be. >> there are some some cases the property could rule on the first half the year on obama care. how serious might these challenges be to the affordable care act as we look to march and june where the supreme court might make some decisions? >> well, i think the court already had decided on the fundamental -- they upheld the ability of the government to have a mandate. and for people to have this penalty. so you jnt u.s. just can't really get very far sometimes in predicting what the judges may do but

electorate. >> everything is new. the cloud is new, facebook is new and twitter is new.re is new programming languages. there is the play phase in the learn phase and the resting phase afterwards. them at the same time. today, wemove so fast have to stay up-to-date. >> new year's day on c-span. as before on pm eastern and throughout the afternoon, ceo's and others on the future of robotics. tv.on book helped shape texas. , sharing memories of the civil rights era. news president ben sherwood and david barrett talk about the future of television news. topics include new technology, investigative journalism, and copyright rules. in novembers held on the campus of the university of north carolina in chapel hill. [applause] >> thank you. it has been a delightful day. i got here from new york last evening and got up bright and early and we visited with the class and met some students created is the second time i have been on campus and i am impressed when i am here. he has been my lawyer and he willwhen i need you, that go anywhere that goes. he has been one of my most truste

new jersey.n 7,300 per homeowner. new hampshire and connecticut are next. funding for schools is just one of the measures of a new study of states with the best schools. a study by the publication education week finds states that excel in the classroom are among the big spenders on education. the publication education week gives the top score to massachusetts, which is lauded for having the third highest preschool enrollment. maryland ranks a close second. new jersey third. >>> mission specialist rhinestone. i am off structure. do you copy? >> sandra bullock has high hopes to win best actress for her lead role in "gravity," while the film's oscar chances look even broughter. the dga winner has won the best director oscar in all but seven years since 1948. good odds, right? those are your number ones here on "weekends with alex witt." but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus night fights your wor

do be careful. >> it is 5:10, the new year means new rules, and coming up, new laws affecting all of us. first this morning, pope francis celebrates the first new year's day as leader of the faithful. his message of peace at the mass. >>> north korea's dictator is making headlines after having his uncle executed. this morning, he is talking more so we made our own commercial to tell you why. first, chex makes lots of gluten free flavors. which is a huge thing for us. and there's seven to choose from. like cinnamon, honey nut, and chocolate. i tell them "you guys are gonna turn into chocolate chex!" i like cinnamon, greg is a honey nut nut. when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearsons, and we love chex! >>> covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all bay area this is abc7 news. >>> good morning, happy new year! i like the sound of "2014." this is from the east bay hills camera looking west toward san francisco. i imagine this must have been a great view during the fire works show to ring in the new year. traffic is looking fine on

i'm thomas drayton in new york. thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, i am richard and you are at the listening post. this week turkey's prime minister accuses the media inspiring against his democratic elected. but they say he is just blowing spoke. a number of reporters have signed up with the obama administration. three more journalists are murdered in pakistan and the taliban say they did the killing. and when a masterpiece comes to life. that's our web video of the week. there is a huge political story unfolding in turk and it's media aren't just reporting they represent a key subplot. prime minister's government is caught up in a cryption standsal and some journalists and media outlets chasing the story have been paying the price with fines, prosecution and some times their jobs. the country was the world amounts biggest jailer of journalist long before the scandal came to light. we have reported before here on the listening post on the corporate conglomerates that own most of the media outlets in turkey. all of

new year's being here, does this team have a new year's resolution?y resolution will be to get more rebounds. the team, just be more consistent. be more consistent. make sure we work on the little things. and make sure we are going to play together. for new year's, you got a resolution? what is the team's resolution? >> win, win, win. that's it. we just want to win. >> that's the resolution. just win games. vance just said he's going to take us all to a game. >> i thought i heard you say i'm going to take everyone to a game here. >> we'll talk. we'll talk. it will be fun. let's talk a little hockey now. capitals defensemen john carlson will make his first winter appearance. that was beautiful. toronto taking on detroit. a record 105,000 fans. 12 the degrees and snowing. they had to stop the game multiple times to remove the snow. it was so cold the water goalies' water bottles were frozen. detroit threatening. justin with the puck and he gets it in the net. this game is tied at 2. it went to over time and then a shootout. last man to escape, tyler bos

linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> good news.lions of americans living with alzheimer's disease, researchers say a daily dose vitamin e might slow the progression of mild to moderate alzheimer's. it gives suffers about six months longer to perform simple tasks. the study involved more than 600 veterans. >>> a 9-year-old southern californian boy has something to brag about, when he's asked what he did over his holiday break. tyler armstrong climbed south america's tallest mountain in argentina. he's believed to be the youngest person to reach the summit. he was accompanied by his father. but it was not without a price. >> it was worth missing christmas. >> i couldn't sleep. tyler called me and said, hi, mom, merry christmas. i was just so excited. >> more than 100 climbers have lost their lives on that summit. less than a third of those obtain permits to climb that summit, actually reach the summit. tyler had to get special permission because of his very tender age and his father said that he had to keep up with tyler because he's

happy new year. >> happy new year.oming up on mornings on 2 a population boom is coming to san francisco. why this actually going to be good news for firefighters and police officers. >>> caught on camera a new years eve bank robber. the clues police in gilroy found on the tape that they hope can help catch their suspect. >>> and its a new years day tradition. the tournament of roses parade. we will take a look at the people grabbing a front row for this spectacular event. all that coming up and more on mornings on 2 in ten minutes. now back to you. >>> could cost you less to fill up in 2014. aaa says drivers can expect to spend five cents less per gallon. that is because the united states is producing more of its crude oil. >>> a west sacramento cheese company is recalling all flavors of its cashew cheese. the cultured kitchen company says the cheese was sold in eight ounce containers at natural food stores and farmers markets. here in the bay area sacramento and reno. seven flavors are involved. they have expiration

you can get the latest news online at aljazeera.com. >>> edward snowden did help the "new york times" keep the public informed on what i consider to be very important matters. >> i would say it is the most secretive white house that i have ever been involved in covering. >> during the run-up to the iraq war, abramson was the d.c. bureau chief for the paper, which she says ransom seriously flawed stories. >> we were, i think, not diligent enough. >> i talk to her about the future of the paper and about accusations that the paper is too far left. welcome to "talk to al jazeera," jill. >> thanks so much, john. >> tell us what it's like to be the editor of "the new york times" for the last couple of years. did you dream about this? >> it's something i have dreamed about since i've been a professional journalist. i never expected that i would actually have this job, but some part of me always, yes, certainly dreamed of working for "the new york times." i grew up here in manhattan. my family actually had two home delivery subscriptions to ""the times"," because my mother was a passionate pu

in oakland abc7 news. >> breaking news in san francisco. a man died after being hit by a pickup truck in the crocker amazon neighborhood officers examined the truck the truck driver remained at the scene and spoke with police. investigators have not revealed details or whether the driver sat fault. >> it's now been one year since san francisco witnessed one of the most horrific traffic accidents that happened on new year's day in the mission district two. people died including a pedestrian. one driver surviveed and spoke to abc7 news about that day. leanne is here, now. >> yes. well, you know it's one of the words that touched a lot of us peoples lives ended just as the new year began. now, many neighbors were shocked and pray forward the driver of the car that was hit. >> when looking at the pictures you wonder how the driver survived maybe air bags saved the 19-year-old. he spent 29 days in the hospital. nine surgeries later, garcia is walking again. he ininvited to us his apartment to talk about the accident and what he remembers. >> on

new york city police commissioner bill bratton. >> as a new yorker, as a u.s.nly express disgust at the actions of the individuals involved. >> reporter: in all, more than 100 are charged, including 72 former members of the nypd. more than half the cases came from those claiming the events of 9/11 left them unfit to work. prosecutors say that ring leaders coached the men on how to act when examined by doctors and how to apply for benefits. the operation funneled by ex-cops joseph esposito and john minerva as well as raymond lavallee, a former fbi agent, and thomas hale, a pension consultant. the attorney. >> the mention of this indictment is that if you're considering falsifying or bilking any administration service for disability benefits, you shouldn't and if you do, you're going get caught. >> reporter: joseph esposito's attorney is brian griffin. >> mr. esposito proudly served this city as a new york city plifb and he came to court today and said two very important words. he said "not guilty." >> proposition cuters say the investigation is far from over and

. >> and now, "bbc world news america." >> this is bbc world news america reporting from washington. the political crisis in soud sudan is taking a heavy human toll on the even of direct peace talks where those were forced to flee the violence. >> they still have no clean water, little food. it's major humanitarian cry is sis. >> a winter storm slams the u.s. northeast, bringing with it whipping winds, frigid cold and in some places up to two feet of snow. and talk about temperature shock. these lads in somalia not only taken to the ice but now heading to siberia. we will tell you why. >> welcome to our viewers in public television in america and also around the globe. tonight the u.s. state department is evacuating for of its embassy staff from south sudan due to the deteriorating security situation there. it comes on the eve of direct talks getting under way in ethiopia aimed at ending weeks of violence. the fighting left hundreds of civilians dead and tens of thousands displaced. the bbc is is in south sudan and starts our coverage. >> those who ran from the violence now must wait

new year, new regulations. we always love these new whacky laws.ting these crazy laws, 40,000 new laws will take effect today. are you ready? >> some of them are serious, but this in colorado, it is going to be legal to sell marijuana to anyone the age of 21 and over. >> green wednesday, i think they call it. >> and 16-year-olds can preregister to vote now. preregister to vote. >> when i was 16, i think political astill craig was the green party. >> how about this? tanning salons will be off limits for minors in delaware. >> snooki is very, very upset about that. >> she lives in delaware? >> she'll go across state lines to get her tan. >> that's right. >> delaware, they're outlawing the possession and sale of shark fins. >> huge problem. >> this is an epidemic. >> i was about to go down there to delaware. >> to get a shark fin? >> darn it! >> also drones. drones are going to be a problem soon. you can't use drones in illinois to interfere with hunters or fishermen. >> you know how that started? peta started to monitor hunters and fishermen with dro

the bad news? it's frigid. the worst news? it's staying. indra petersons live outside in the cold, smiling still, but tracking the brutal weather. >> and that's the good news part of the story. >> that's right. >> is that indra's on it for us. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm chrissitine romans. >> i'm john berman. january 23rd, 5:00 a.m. in the east snp we begin with the cold, hard truth. if you dare to crack open your window this morning, you're going to know it pretty fast, it's icy out there. the snow that made getting around treacherous from kentucky to maine has now given way to bone-chilling temperatures and windchills, and it has turned deadly. at least three people have now died, apparently because of the cold weather. indra petersons tracking this deep freeze for us from the cold outside in new york city. indra, how long is this going to hang around? >> this is the one time i actually have the worst news of all, because as of right now, we're looking at system after system making its way through. each one of these a col

in new jersey. and the combination of that population density and the very unlucky aim of a very large storm, the largest american -- excuse me, the largest atlantic hurricane ever recorded, that is why the impact of superstorm sandy on new jersey, specifically, was so devastating. sandy affected every state on the eastern seaboard. it caused fatalities as far south as haiti and as far north as canada. sandy sent a storm surge flooding through new york city, the biggest city in the nation, and essentially turned the lights off in new york for a very long time. but when it comes to new jersey, it was something different. sandy just punched the state of new jersey right in the face. and from the very beginning, it was clear that densely populated little hoboken, new jersey, one of the most densely populated cities in the nation, 50,000 people living in basically one square mile, all right up on the mighty tidal flow of the hudson river that swelled and surged and overflowed in that storm, from the ver

still snowing in new york and boston, early morning hours it clears out in new york. still in boston, up towards new england, even by the time we talk about tomorrow. so, it's going to be a little bit long-lived here. talking about strong winds in addition. and remember, it is so cold and very similar to what we saw a few weeks ago, that very dry snow, that it doesn't take that much wind to blow it around and bring that visibility very low. so, speaking of those temperatures, take a look. well below normal. looking at 33 today in through tomorrow, cooling off even more. add in that windchill, it's going to feel a lot cooler. we're talking about new york city feeling like 2 degrees, and if it's this cold, that snow will be sticking around for a while as well. >> indra petersons, thanks. >>> with the cold weather comes another concern, propane gas and heating oil running low in some areas after last week's blast of arctic air. the governor of ohio declaring a statewide energy emergency. governor kasich also has asked the federal government to speed up fuel shipments to

david zinczenko, abc news, new york. >> that is "world news" for a wednesday night.first thing in the morning on "good morning america." it wouldn't be a new year without diane. she's right back here tomorrow night. >> >>> next at 6:00 a tragic start to the new year for a family. a young mother is dead and her baby is in critical condition. police investigate the latest in a string of fatal accidents over the holiday. >> the family of jahi mcmath says there may be an important announcement in efforts to move the brain-dead girl out of oakland children's hospital >> the water woes in the bay area get deeper by the way day. and dozens of people spotting a light in the sky over northern california what. witnesses are saying about what they saw. >> it's devastating to feel this here with her sister. and this happens. it's devastating for the whole family. >> an argument leads to a deadly accident on a busy east bay street of a woman holding a baby is hit by a car and killed. thanks for joining us. i'm cheryl jennings. >> the 19-year-old died, her baby boy is in critical

good news.ther inch or two depending where you are as all of this moves out but it's blowing around and a lot on the ground and looking at places like newark and laguardia got 4-5" out there and still needs to be moved out of the way. this is in motion for the rest of the day. already by later today we could see clearer skies and causes a problem too without the clouds to insulate everything it will allow the temperatures to drop down. you see temperatures overnight tonight in somewhere like new york could be single digits but add in the fact there is wind and that will shove the wind chills below zero in a lot of cases and back to you. >> speaking of new york, erica is out in new york city where roads and schools a closed. erica good morning, how are things looking this morning in manhattan? >> well, good morning stephanie. yeah, the snow has been creating quite a mess particularly on the roads for hours. you can see it's still coming down very steady. look at the roads. we have plowing comes t

we will remember what makes new york new york. a city that fights injustice and inequality, not just because it honors our values. but because it strengthens our people. a city of five boroughs all created equal. black, white, latino, asian. gays, straight, old, young, rich, middle class, and poor. a city that remembers our responsibility to each other. our common cause is to leave no new yorker behind. that's the city that you and i believe in. it's the city to which my grandparents were welcomed from the hills of sovereigntily. a city in which i was born where i met the love of my life, where chiara and dante were raised. it's a place that celebrities the very simple notion that no matter what your story is, this is your city. our strength is derived from you working together. we will make this one city. and that mission, our march towards a fairer, more just, more progressive place, our march to keep the promise of new york alive for the next generation, it begins today. thank you and god bless the people of the city of new yor

there was some shocking news on monday at the start of the new week. and so cool the head of trade relations at the korea trade investment promotion agency in libya was kidnapped by unidentified armed sea and its. our foreign affairs correspondent on sunday went to the ministry of fourth graders brought its real time coverage units. it was breaking news that made everyone worry about the state of the trade official. thankfully he was released on the twenty third just three days after being taken hostage in the kidnappers were arrested once again knock on sunday connected to the newsroom and honesty up to. rest in the new completed her four day state visit to india prior to a visit to switzerland. so when she read twentieth. ibm's prime time news in by the fish you caught the indian ambassador to korea for a detailed interview about the diplomatic achievements of the president's visit this in depth interview we got an inside look at the results of the present box seals diplomacy rock the two leaders agreed to refinance or comprehensive economic partners

and in this new year and in the next four years, we need to build on this momentum by creating a new attitude. we need to create an attitude of choice. attitude of choice is not about choosing everything. it's not about saying yes to everyone. it is about us, setting our priorities, and choosing to invest in new jersey where it matters. and to put in place the reforms and the reductions that will make that possible. and the best part of our turnaround in these past four years is because we have chosen to work together. let's take a moment. these are our achievements. four balanced budgets, passed with bipartisan support. pension reform, passed with bipartisan support. teacher tenure reform. passed by bipartisan support. a cap on property taxes, passed by bipartisan support. we acted. and we koacted together. even though the competition amongst states is fierce, the record on this is clear. no state in this country has shown more bipartisan cooperation and governance over the last four years than new jersey, and our people are proud of it. [ applause ] let's resolve today that we will