-nick: yeah. lemonis: nick, can you get fabio for me? nick: yeah, yeah, sure.onis: nick is the head of sales, and he doesn't even seem to understand who his clients are. more importantly, he doesn't even seem to know how to drum up any new business. i mean, this is a real problem. the question, fabio, is, who is the biggest account for this business? fabio: i actually just had one that's called skyline restoration, which is a buddy of mine that -- shirts, it was about 8,000 tees. and he gave me his other company recently, which is about 500 shirts, and the business is gonna build from there. con edison -- i have buddies that work for con edison. -lemonis: the electric company? -sal: yeah, the electric. fabio: delta, another one. -lemonis: somebody you knew? -fabio: [ laughs ] it actually is a good friend of mine. lemonis: maybe we need to hire some salespeople. nick: well, i don't know about that. lemonis: you can't even rattle off to me the customers that you have. nick: i have a lot of relationships with a lot of my customers, and they'll recommend me -- lemo

nick saban, gary pinkel. in seattle, carol james is watching "her boys." nick won this one. take a look at the player of the game presented by chick-fil-a. unanimous up here. blake sims, 23 of 27. 262 yards, two touchdowns. he engineered the single most critical drive of the ball game after missouri -- there you go. go down to allie. >> allie: coach, your team didn't just win the sec championship. they dominated it. do you feel like your team played like number one team in the condition flee. >> i'm proud of our players. my whole thing about trying to get these guys ready to play so that they had chance to be sec champions. i'm so proud of what they did, i'm proud for our fans. university of alabama and our state. this is all about our players and hour coaches and everybody that worked so hard all year long now just happy for everybody. >> allie: look at this year ranked number one in the country, you win the west, beat auburn now sec champion you look at all that how does that make you feel? >> i'm proud of way our players accomplished that, way they progressed through the

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nick is briefing the storm in pacifica. nick?>> we have wind coming in on the side and you literally can see how all you have to do is lean and you are pushed back by the wind. it is causing angry waves. look at this. we have seen the spray go over the pier and the waves are hitting the pilings and at some point we have seen the waves crash on the walkway. we have seen gusts up for 45 miles per hour. you can see how strong the wins are rising and this is only the beginning. we know it is going to get stronger. we have not seen that many people in the last 35 minutes. there it goes again, it is strong enough for a the winds are pow, pow, i am wearing safety goggles because there is a lot of debris. police are making sure no one goes beyond this point because it is unsafe to do anything more than look. we are at the pier and will talk to people as they come by and check things out. [ inaudible ] remember, i am 240 pounds but the wind is doing this the back to the studio. >> nick, you are >> the heart of the storm is hitting pacific

nick bilton who wrote the book on twitter will tell us what 2015 holes.artist make if their song was listened to 43 million times on pandora? the answer may surprise you. here's a question for you: if every u.s. household with a computer used sleep mode when they weren't using it, how much could we save on electricity each year? up to $1 billion? $3 billion? $4.5 billion? the answer is... up to $4.5 billion. using your computer's built-in energy-saving features can generate real household savings. take the energy quiz -- round 2. energy lives here. >>> welcome back to "squawk alley." breaking news on sony's plan to distribute "the interview" on christmas day. julia boris b with more on this. >> yeah. if you want to see the movie you no longer have to go to the movie theater to see it tomorrow. sources tell me sony is in talks with google to distribute the film via google play as well as youtube tomorrow which is also when it will be playing in independent theaters. sounds like the deal hasn't been entirely hammered out but we expect to hear more from sony

>> reporter: that's right nick and that is a huge problem here. three months after being inaugurated as president ashraf aghani the political stalemate over the summer has damaged afghanistan's delicate economy. more about the political situation than the security situation because it really means that everything is at a standstill, people aren'ting buying houses or cars, or making long term decisions until they make a sense of what's going on here, the future of what afghanistan will look like in 2015. >> jennifer thank you very much indeed, jennifer glasse in kabul. >>> three yemenisis were detained at the u.s. base of guantanamo 120 inmates still being retained there. >>> aid agencies are being overwhelmed, struggling to get aid to many communities. >> reporter: this is the overwhelming response to malaysia's worst floods in decades. people have donated hundreds of tons of food, clothing and other essentials, to people involved in the disaster. social media is being used to organize relief drives. >> the last big influenced was in 2004, so ten

. >> nick is nick. next unoffensive. >> nick is a good name. if you're nick, you're fine. is going to like you. >> right on the money. >> i feel like jacks, i get a vibe they'll swindle you. >> you can assume faithfulness over our names? >> our mothers gave us our names. we had nothing to do about that. our personality hasn't been developed. >> michael, classic name. >> william. >> oh, yes. >> william. that's my other brother. >> adam is a great name for a trust-worthy sweet dude. >> do you have another brother named adam? >> no, but my adam. >> adams are like [ bleep ]. >> not my grandpa. >> i would love to say i ended up with a dylan. >> jake. >> that's the nicest 5:00 shadow. >> frank is not a good-looking guy. >> the name frank is like whatever. they i happen to know some really hot franks. >> they should do it with girls names. >> the boys did a video. >> trustworthy name? sarah, margaret. >> sarahs are down to earth. >> bianca is a red-flag name. >> you know what her friends call her? "b." >> the craziest name is britney. >> hot girl like lexi, sasha. >> i was about

. >> nick is nick. nick is very unoffensive. >> if your name is nick, everyone's going to like you. >> i feel like jack for some reason, i get a vibe that they'll like swindle you. >> you can assume faithfulness. >> we have nothing to do with that. our personalities haven't even been developed. >> michael, a classic name. >> william, that's my other brother. >> adam. that's a great name for a trustworthy, sweet dude. >> do you have another brother named adam? >> no, but my grandpa. >> not that grandpa. >> i would love to say that i ended up with a dillon. >> that's the nicest 5:00 shadow you've ever seen. >> i think frank is not a good-looking guy. >> the name frank is kind of like -- i happen to know some really hot franks. >> that's a fun thing. they should do it with girls names. >> the boys did their video, too. >> trustworthy name. sarah. marg rat. sams are like down to earth. >> red flag name. >> you know what her friends call her? >> i think the craziest name is britney. >> we have several britne

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. >> reporter: we all have a morning routine, nearly every day -- nick sits in the shadows the mcarthurs san leandro. >> i was born to paint. >> and stretching his talent beyond the canvass. >> on a trip to my own morning coffee i met nick sitting exactly where he is now and it was a chance encounter, that he was wearing his own item that inspired his business. >> they were like where did you get that? and i started to do them. >> reporter: with each splash of colors nick embodies bold movies lubbock those made by 49 vernon davis -- . >> these guys are really truly the best in the world. and if i can just duplicate something where that can stop that moment and put it right there. >> reporter: in a stroke of marketing genius two years ago. >> i was inspired and he had man, i have to paint that painting. >> he approached the all protight end. >> i met vernon and i said i did this hat for you. so i gave it to vernon and vernon he put it in his showcase as a piece of art, and somebody came by and bought it. >> over the ramps -- an artist himself on-and-off-the-field, vernon respects the wor

hey, nick. i got another meeting with the other city councilmember. >> jan? >> yep.1:30. i presented the city council with a business plan and everything. i said, this is what i'm willing to do for this place. it's gone nowhere. i'm getting to the point where i'm basically saying, maybe i do want to move to denver and maybe i do want to change up everything i'm doing and kind of move on to a new chapter in my life. i've been in colorado springs for a long time. i love colorado springs. am i married to it? the answer is no. >>> do you have any information about what's going on with colorado springs right now? >> we might have to be the leaders to get a petition out there, huh? >>> tuesday morning in denver, some guys go to starbucks for the house blend. this guy goes to starbuds for their signature strain. >> hi. how you doing today? >> good. you? >> doing good. how's your day going? >> all right. i need to restock. so i'm usually into a good sativa, but i need some indica too. do you have a signature strain? >> i like the triple diesel just because i'm a diesel fan.

>> nick smith, mother nature, nick smith, mother name. >> knick -- nick wins. drew?er is causing delays in the sky. san francisco is averageing hours and 40 meant delay because of the rain over 1 significant flights were canceled and we are looking at delays at san francisco oakland and san jose looking if. of course, eric and kristen they unusual you to check with your carrier. it will be a slow go. >>> you iting things over to mike you have been checking live doppler hd where are the heaviest rainfall areas? >> good question. a lot to talk about. well start in the north bay and the east bay with the richmond-san rafael bridge is pound by heavy rain, sideways rain as the winds gust up to 45 miles per hour running perpendicular in the east-west, and the wins are coming up from the south so the bay bridge will have gusts at 45 to 50 american pushing you across there and the heavy rain, richmond to pinole and hercules headed out highway 4 to martinez and getting into the san ramon valley you can see the the caldecott tunnel and back to orinda, into concord, walnut cree

our nick paton walsh and his crew follow a kurdish fighter. we have nick overlooking kobani.footage there of intense situation, nick. >> reporter: christine, what is remarkable is after weeks, we saw the fight from inside the hill of turkey. there is so little left to fight over and the people who try to eek out a life are looking for food, fuel and something to get through the winter. it is a fight itself that is deeply chilling and remarkable on the frontline with coalition technology in the skies trying to support them. the fighters on the ground are often 22-year-olds. we spoke to one commander who told us how one of her friends had died trying to defend others. >> there were heavy clashes with isis. we were out numbered. she advanced to help save the other injured with her. isis surrounded her because girls are very prized by them. she then blew herself up and killed a lot of them with her. i was near her then. her last words were we will liberate our land with the last drop of blood in my body. >> reporter: it is a gripping detail, christine, but there is one smell that

hey, nick. i got another meeting with the other city councilmember. >> jan? >> yep.y at 11:30. i presented the city council with a business plan and everything. i said, this is what i'm willing to do for this place. it's gone nowhere. i'm getting to the point where i'm basically saying, maybe i do want to move to denver and maybe i do want to change up everything i'm doing and kind of move on to a new chapter in my life. i've been in colorado springs for a long time. i love colorado springs. am i married to it? the answer is no. >>> do you have any information about what's going on with colorado springs right now? >> we might have to be the leaders to get a petition out there, huh? new santa ♪(the music builds to a climax.) more people are coming to audi than ever before. see why now is the best time. audi will cover your first month's payment on select models at the season of audi sales event. visit audioffers.com today. and quit a lot,ot but ended up nowhere. now...i use this. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent the urge to s

nick, you seem angry or perhaps just be fud delled -- befuddled. >> i am confused. does it happen enough that it is a thing? >> in my neighborhood there are 50,000, 60,000 roving bands of tattooed dogs. sometimes they surround me and call my name. >> you would think if somebody was piercing and tattooing dogs they have done other things too and you can catch them on tax evasion or something. >> what they did to al capone to get around the piercing. did you ever get jasper a prince albert? >> a what? >> never mind. >> a what? joanne, do you know what he is talking about? >> i do. >> dana, do yourself favor and after the show do not look that one up. >> don't go after that one. >> is this basically a logical extension of people trying ton edgy? they realize it is no longer cool to pierce their ears and tattoo, so now they are doing it to their pets. >> i am so board with this story that i don't know what to say about that. it makes no sense. >> one of the neat things about being a guest on a show, even though you are board you play along. i watched a couple of justifi

en nicaragua se construye el canal interoo cea nick en medio de vo: ¿lo bueno después de las fiestas?la dió paco... ¿y esa bocina bose? de la tía felisa! ¿y ese smartphone? del trabajo... ayyy... mira lo que me regaló chacho! ahora llévate gratis el moto x en football leather. y recibe un crédito de $150 al cambiarte a verizon. ¿sabes? probé una de esas toallas de papel económicas pero el rollo desapareció. bounty es 2 veces más absorbente así que cada rollo dura más. bounty. dura más y es más absorbente. imÁgenes de la inundaciÓn en malasia, las mÁs severas en toda su historia 160 mil evacuados la zona mÁs afectada nororiente peninsular peninsular de paÍs. se anuncio que serÁn enviado dinero adicional para las vÍctimas, la severidad de mal tiempo tambiÉn hace estragos en alemania, en la zona de la selva negra, dejaron todo cubierto de blanco en reino unido tampoco escapÓ toor mentas de nieve, y frÍo extremo. y este camiÓn sin freno se lleva por delante a un auto que quedÓ clavado en una mezcladora de cemento. esto mientras hacÍan fila para el peaje. >>> puede noa a tres meses de la d

i was told nick foles is only 70% healed and not close to being ready from that broken collarbone.r as trent cole and his broken hand, i hear he will have surgery but he still may play on saturday. so the quarterback that needs to get it done is mark sanchez. not good games the last two weeks. quarterback get too much credit when they win and a ton of blame when they lose. >> it comes with the territory. i mean that's just part of the deal when you sign up for this position, and, you know, if you can't handle it, then don't pl play. go do something else but i love it. win, lose are draw. >> desean jackson stirring things up again according to jackson other than jeremy maclin the eagles don't have any good wide receivers. but jackson's coach took a shot at d jack today. >> what have you done for mow lately and lately we haven't seen desean we need to see so hopefully this motivation playing philadelphia and hopefully he's more healthy. i think that has a lot to do with it. >> desean is about desean. redskins head coach gruden says jackson has not given him everything he has. today e

, nick got hurt, of course mark sanchez came in. >> two big injuries, nick foles, demeco ryans.arterback obviously 27 touchdowns, two picks last year, this year a lot more turnovers. eagles led the year in turn overages. you can see here this is the game nick got hurt, houston game. and this turnovers and, you know obviously picks, just killed this team. and stopped the momentum in it tracks. nick foles, a question mark, after this hit right here. and the collarbone after the year. >> right. >> probably will be the eagles starter quacker back next, probably the best of options but then mark sanchez came in, and more of the same, unfortunately, mark's dna else he has hype upside but bad decisions, and here the dallas game just missed sack ertz, then off his back, putting red science game, you see where it is going. >> chip always said you have to have two quarterbacks, two good quarterbacks. do you bring mark back? you're on the staff? >> maybe. not a lot of good ones in the nfl. i would tends to think no but i wouldn't rule it out. not a lot of good ones, but the dna turn over t

. ♪ ♪ >>> hello welcome to al jazerra i am nick clark in doha.o coming up on the program this is the last date day for nato's afghan mission but the fighting far from over. we'll take a look at the road ahead for afghanistan. >>> bad weather hampering search efforts for the arizona a plane that crash odd sunday with 162 people on board. >>> plus no shortage of aid but volunteers struggle to get surprise to communities cut off by floods in malaysia. ♪ ♪ >>> so then a resolution calling for israel to end its occupation of palestinian territory by 2017 has been rejected at the united nations security council. it needed 9 votes to pass but only got eight. here is how the vote played out the country that his voted in favor of the resolution were china, franz russia, luxembourg chad, chile argentina and jordan. the two states that voted no, the united states and all stall australia. united nations were among nine stations that abstained from the vote. a report from new york now. >> reporter: just aid votes, not enough for the palestinian to his claim m

this is nick lawrence - he's been a police officer for 13 years.s in a situation where police feel in danger there is little time to deliberate. >> it's the adrenaline bump. it's the tunnel vision. it's the loss of fine motor skills. >> we asked nick what many in the community have been questioning since mike brown's death - the readiness of police to use deadly force. he tells us their training actually calls for it. >> we're trained to shoot center mass to stop the threat. so if you are a... >> center mass? >> center mass. the center mass of the body. so basically the chest, does that make sense? when the threat is stopped, then you can go back to preserving life. but if your life is in danger, you're not expected to worry about the person whose trying to put your life in danger. you're worried about his well-being until he's not, he's no longer a threat. >> suddenly nick spots something down the street it's a traffic stop. it was the sort of minor violation we'd been hearing people complaining about. >> he hadn't registered his vehicle so we'll

al jazeera's nick spicer joins us from dresden. any trouble? >> minor scuffles with our camera crew witnessed when two counter-demonstrators tried to speak out during the demonstration and they were punched and man handled and brought out of the crowd. it was a hostile safe to say crowd to the media. the leader of pegeda, you just described its name, lut lutz bachman, said that germany and the german government has been promising to overhaul the immigration policies and has not done so and that's why people are angry and joining this movement. it has to be said this is a bit of a grab bag of movement. the main thread that seems to unify people is the fear of islamfication. , muslims are allowed to live in germany as long as they respect the rules of the country. but there's dismay the number of people entering into the country, coming in from syria, germany being the chosen destination, in the western world. so i think those are the undercurrents that play here. people denying they are part of the far right, the media here in germany saying tha

hey, nick. i got another meeting with the other city council member. >> jan? >> yep.30. i presented the city council with a business plan and everything. i said, this is what i'm willing to do for this place. it's gone nowhere. i'm getting to the point where i'm basically saying, maybe i do want to move to denver and maybe i do want to change up everything i'm doing and kind of move on to a new chapter in my life. i've been in colorado springs for a long time. i love colorado springs. am i married to it? the answer is no. >>> do you have any information about what's going on with colorado springs right now? >> we might have to be the leaders to get a petition out there, huh? >>. >>> funeral services will be held for rafael ramos. mourners lined up for blocks to pay respects. he and his partner were executed in brooklyn, setting off anger from the police union which accuses of mayor of creating an anti-police environment. >>> today a plane trailing a banner that said, de blasio, our backs have turned to you, flew over the hudson. a source said that retired nypd cops pa

thanks very much, looking forward to seeing and hearing more of your journey, there, nick clark our environmental editor in amazonia. >>> no normal victory for one of skiing's biggest names. >> consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the growing controversy. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> real perspective, consider this on al jazeera america >> welcome back, you're watching al jazeera news hour. breaking news coming into us now. that israeli planes have targeted a mill tri base in al d irvetionmas in syria. one of the most powerful power stations in the country side. we know that the israeli military has carried out air strikes on positions inside syria in the past, and this latest word telling us israeli planes have targeted el dimas outside damascus. more information will come into us. >>> the film first of all is underway showcasing from around the world. as rob mcbride explains not all movies are welcome. >> this is something when they first come to this country. >> this is the film that has caused offense. to singh with love

clark live in lima, nick.hank you. >>> now villages in bangladesh have been cleaning up an enormous oil spill. thousands of liters spilled into the fragile wetlands, which are home to rare dolphins and many other unique species. environmentalists have warned of an ecological catastrophe. we have this report. >> reporter: picking up oil from the water on the southern coast of bangladesh, people who live off the land cannot escape this environmental disaster. people use their hands to scoop out oil. this spill has taken its toll on sea life too. >> it is affecting our fole poultry business, we can't fish any mor more. >> reporter: a tanker hit another vessel on tuesday. the areas are protected and is home to rare dolphins. environmentalists are warning of an ecological catastrophes. officials are trying to determine how bad the damage is. >> we have some samples of water. this sample of fresh soil. >> reporter: chemicals to disperse the oil are being sent to the region, but first volunteers are doing what they c

hey, nick. i got another meeting with the other city councilmember. >> jan? >> yep.y at 11:30. i presented the city council with a business plan and everything. i said, this is what i'm willing to do for this place. it's gone nowhere. i'm getting to the point where i'm basically saying, maybe i do want to move to denver and maybe i do want to change up everything i'm doing and kind of move on to a new chapter in my life. i've been in colorado springs for a long time. i love colorado springs. am i married to it? the answer is no. >>> do you have any information about what's going on with colorado springs right now? >> we might have to be the leaders to get a petition out there, huh? but to get from the old way to the new, you'll need the right it infrastructure. from a partner who knows how to make your enterprise more agile, borderless and secure. hp helps business move on all the possibilities of today. and stay ready for everything that is still to come. is a really big deal.u with aches, fever and chills- there's no such thing as a little flu. so why treat it like

nick? >> absolutely ama and dan. the wind has died down for now, but as sandhya told you a few minutes ago, it is only a break because there is more to come. the early afternoon on bart was a challenge. that announcement warning riders of a service interruption between the hayward and south hayward stations played repeatedly. the reason was wind and lots of it. there was debris being blown on to tracks forcing bart to stop service until the problem was cleared. >> it is only 31knotts. >> according to their spokesman high winds on the san francisco bay made it too risky to operate. >> it was rocky. >> golden gate ferry that chooses a different sized craft kept their schedule and continued ferrying dozens of commuters. >> my son is over here visiting. >> did this bother you the choppy weather. >> the wind was bad. >> across town this. >> we wanted this tree 35 years ago. it is number five of the five to fall down. >> it ripped power lines and cutoff electricity to dozens. >> i came home about 10 minutes before and we h

nick, thank you very much.ore i let you go, are they planning legal action against the department? >> the attorney, michael wright, i spoke to him earlier, he says he plans to go forward with this lawsuit. they're going to have a press conference tomorrow morning. he says that this case is far from over, don. >> all right, nick. thank you very much. i want to bring back in now charles blow and van jones. charles, newly released video show police harshly interrogating the girlfriend that you saw there who was with him at that store. what do you make of that? >> well, it's really hard to watch, right? i mean, she's just lost her boyfriend. according to her, they just came to the store to get ingredients to make s'mores for a cookout. and you know, he winds up shot and killed. and as you mentioned before, it seems like this detective is trying to make her confess to something that simply is not true and is incredibly aggressive, incredibly, you know, indelicate about his approach to her. and if at some point he kn

it was only a week ago that she received that reward. >> nick schiffron live in jerusalem, nick, thank you. >> stay with us. we'll have much more on this attack on a school in pakistan in our next half hour. del. >> in syria, in is your generalities now taking control of two key military bases. the bases in the province in the northwestern part of the country and they lion a major highway, connecting damascus with aleppo. intense fighting has been going on. >> iran's president promising employees around central bank that only a few people in iran don't want to see sanctions lifted. a june deadline is set to reach an agreement. >> australia is remember two killed in a hostage siege at a chocolate shop and cafe. the prime minister was among those laying flowers outside the shop in downtown sydney. he says the culprit was not on any terror watch list. it's still not clear how the two hostages died. >> a 16 hour standoff comes to an end in a hail of gunfire. >> there was a number of gunshots heard, which caused officers to move straight to what we call an e.a., emergency action plan and th

nick? >> absolutely ama and dan. the wind has died down for now, but as sandhya told you a few minutes ago, it is only a break because there is more to come. the early afternoon on bart was a challenge. that announcement warning riders of a service interruption between the hayward and south hayward stations played repeatedly. the reason was wind and lots of it. there was debris being blown on to tracks forcing bart to stop service until the problem was cleared. >> it is only 31knotts. >> according to their spokesman high winds on the san francisco bay made it too risky to operate. >> it was rocky. >> golden gate ferry that chooses a different sized craft kept their schedule and continued ferrying dozens of commuters. >> my son is over here visiting. >> did this bother you the choppy weather. >> the wind was bad. >> across town this. >> we wanted this tree 35 years ago. it is number five of the five to fall down. >> it ripped power lines and cutoff electricity to dozens. >> i came home about 10 minutes before and we h

nick has the report. you are experiencing this, right, nick? >> absolutely. the rain was coming sideways for a minute. now it has died up. the wind has not stopped. you can see gusts here at miles per hour. the waves strong and we want to see how strong and how much they are crashing. some people have been here all morning on the pier. david has been here, one of the guys was hour at 2:30 this morning. you have been here and done this before. why are you here? what have you seen? >> how exciting is this, it is hard to slope. we wanted to check the storm. we her it would be big. we have not been let down. >> we come here because the people enjoy seeing it. you have done this before. how does it compare to others? >> by far the biggest so far. i have done this ten times and it is good. the rain is coming and the waves are just pounding. >> as strong as the wind is, i am big, you are a big guy, you can feel it blowing. >> i am 350-plus pounds and it is holding me up. >> i am wearing goggles. >> i had a cap on and it went flying so it is north right now near amy

nick clark reports from lima. >> reporter: every year, around this time, in one country or another, angly endless u.n. negotiating process grinds on and on. here in lima they are trying to stop that. the rallying cries have begun to shape up. >> i want them to look back at us and ask the question how did you find the moral courage to shake off the lethargy, to break free of the chains of the past, to lift your sights, and draw the design of a future that we can accomplish. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry made a flying visit to move things along. he is an 'em passioned advocate of climate action. >> this is not just another policy issue measured against the array of global threats that we face today, and there are many of them, all challenges that no no borders, climate change absolutely ranks up there equal with all of them. >> this time around there is more optimism than usual. >> i have never seen such a sense of resolve that you find among people over here. yes, that of course has to translate into something concrete, and that's where people are sort of protecting their own t

nick smith 30's tonight with the story. nick? >> good evening. 2 pit bull went on the attack. aggression cost them their lives. put down by san leandro police. now cops are asking that anyone with information contact police so they can find those responsible ichltd this attack which lasted probably about 5 minutes was the most vicious thing ever encountered. >>reporter: police are still lacking for the person responsible for letting loose a pir of pit bulls that attacked larry osbourne and his 2 rest caw dog margo and my a. >> leash in my hachbilityd i can't get the mace. can't get my knife. i'm in the middle of a ballots right away. >>reporter: battle that left the 3 of them hurt and margo with the most serious injuries. >> the pit bull basically had her right here in the mouth and shaking her like a rag doll. >>reporter: larry says after one dog bit my a the other went straight for margo locking her in the jaw and not letting go. >> dog knock me down em ban bankment like a lev levery. >>reporter: flat on the back and on to the rock. the guests ran over to help beating the ch

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nick? >> absolutely ama and dan. the wind has died down for now, but as sandhya told you a few minutes ago, it is only a break because there is more to come. the early afternoon on bart was a challenge. that announcement warning riders of a service interruption between the hayward and south hayward stations played repeatedly. the reason was wind and lots of it. there was debris being blown on to tracks forcing bart to stop service until the problem was cleared. >> it is only 31knotts. >> according to their spokesman high winds on the san francisco bay made it too risky to operate. >> it was rocky. >> golden gate ferry that chooses a different sized craft kept their schedule and continued ferrying dozens of commuters. >> my son is over here visiting. >> did this bother you the choppy weather. >> the wind was bad. >> across town this. >> we wanted this tree 35 years ago. it is number five of the five to fall down. >> it ripped power lines and cutoff electricity to dozens. >> i came home about 10 minutes before and we h

abc 7 news reporter nick smith joins us with more. nick? >> reporter: cheryl, things have gotten better. i want you to know there are more than 1400 flights delayed nationwide, 47 of those here at sfo, six have been canceled, experts are advising that if you have a flight leaving today, check before you walk out the door. >> i had no choice. i had to go and i had to get there no matter what. >> reporter: angela says her weekend of fun is over. it is back to the office. >> i'm traveling for work and we have an annual user conference that is the week after thanksgiving. >> reporter: fortunately for her, traveling today is a major improvement over yesterday. on sunday, nasty weather forced widespread delays of up to four hours and the cancellation of dozens of flights. today we're expecting about 125,000, so still a busy day for us. doug says successfully getting passengers in and out of sfo on time is the goal. the rain has stopped. departure and arrival boards are clear and travelers are finding the tsa lines manageable. but just like those

>> i am nick collar in the peruvian amazon and how the rain forest is being harvested illegally. >>>irst, to some developing news we have out of syria state television reporting that israel has carried out two airstrikes inside the country. tho let's go to jane ferguson, life in the lebanese capitol, beirut. any more details emerging on the strikes? >> reporter: a syrian army statement responding to the attacks. the general command for the artery said these attacks are in response to what he calls "recent victories by the syrian government troops." so strong lang in response saying that essentially, the israelis are responding to their own victories in the field. now, we are not hearing of any more casualties the syrian government are saying there have been no casualty ins both of these strikes. there is no response, still, from the israeli government. >> all right, jane ferguson live for us in beirut. thanks very much. let's head to shirina from west jerusalem. jane saying there has been no response as dpret from the israelis. tell us a bit more about what you are hearing and, indee

nick smith 30's tonight with the story. nick? >> good evening. 2 pit bull went on the attack.ression cost them their lives. put down by san leandro police. now cops are asking that anyone with information contact police so they can find those responsible ichltd this attack which lasted probably about 5 minutes was the most vicious thing ever encountered. >>reporter: police are still lacking for the person responsible for letting loose a pir of pit bulls that attacked larry osbourne and his 2 rest caw dog margo and my a. >> leash in my hachbilityd i can't get the mace. can't get my knife. i'm in the middle of a ballots right away. >>reporter: battle that left the 3 of them hurt and margo with the most serious injuries. >> the pit bull basically had her right here in the mouth and shaking her like a rag doll. >>reporter: larry says after one dog bit my a the other went straight for margo locking her in the jaw and not letting go. >> dog knock me down em ban bankment like a lev levery. >>reporter: flat on the back and on to the rock. the guests ran over to help beating the chair

. >> i am nick speicer in berlin. now, more than ever, the go-to place for young classical musicians. ♪sflooush. >> police officers from around the u.s. today gathered at a church in the queens section of new york city. they were there to pay their respects to a fallen comerad, ny police officer rafael ramos. it's been a week since he and his partner were shot dead inside their patrol car while in brooklyn. investigators described it as an assassination, who wanted to avenge the deaths of eric brown and michael garner. they stood to show support for each other. al jazeera courtney keely was there and joins us now with the story. it's so majestic when you see these funerals for police officers. >> reporter: the security proceed cautions that were taken were intense with the rounding blocks cordoned off, sharp-shooterstationed on roof tops and secret service sweeping the area in the church thousands filled the streets. mostly police officers in mourning. >> our father, who art in heaven, that will... >> the lord's praye

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now the western country with the second biggest in flow of immigrants after the united states, i'm nickrlin. >>> captain of the costa concordia giving testimony in italian court and denies manslaughter and abandoning the cruise ship and people were killed when it hit a reef and capsized off the island of gelia two years ago and benjamin netanyahu is threatening to call early elections if they don't stop attacking policies and right wing dominate the current coalition and that coalition has failed to agree on a range of important issues and andrew simmons is in jerusalem to tell us what those issues are, andrew they have not been able to agree on. >> reporter: there are many of them and you are rightly pointing out this is a right-leaning coalition with five parties involved and prime minister netanyahu went for a meeting monday night with the finance minister, that is el-apeed and have not spoken to each other for weeks and it was crunched time and netanyahu made a series of demands and one is support for a bill to make israel a nation state of the people and this bill is very controver

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