the north island is expecting some [indiscernible] around 19 degrees celsius.unshine to the good parts of of strict liquor -- of australia. and cooling off somewhat near perth. the north is seeing some heavy rain into indonesia, well over 300 millimeters of rain coming in here. family. you can visit facebook.com /linktv to get started. >> the top stories here are the u.s. senate has passed a bill aimed at avoiding a financial crisis. become law. won't it is approved by the house of representatives, agee won't become law until -- won't become law until it is approved by the house of representatives. >> in the venezuelan capital caracas, new year's celebrations were muted. church services were held for president hugo just as following his -- hugo chavez following his recent surgery. this video of bloated to the internet shows the destruction in duma following an airstrike. the conflict in syria has dragged on for nearly two years. many people have escaped the violence to neighboring countries. turkey has taken some 147,000 assyrian refugees while lebanon has beco

you've got aircraft sitting at north island, just launch them, get them in the fight. it was hard to explain to them that that's a very delicate air space when you have fixed wing and rotary wing sharing the same air space. our aircraft are fixed wing, typically 150 feet agl at 200 knots but they didn't understand the calm complex of that. it would be like me showing up to the battle of belugia with my civilian fire helicopter and say i'm here to help. i would not expect to do that because i don't know the com protocol, i don't know the doctrine on engagement. it was tough to explain that to a political body and the public why cal fire isn't launching everything we have and the marines to fight a fire. we've worked hard to educate them, i think a lot of them get it now but it was a challenge initially. >> thank you. do you want to say anything? >> yeah, i wanted to comment on operatability within the california national guard. they worked really well within the framework that we established with cal fire and then beyond that throughout the national guard and the army,

and coming up this hour a deep rooted division north island marks for three of so called bloody sunday which sparked national attention still echoing today this and more after a short break. the first baby steps joy. folds and bones are not a big deal. but they can cause terrible trauma. for children can be broken by bare touch. and only the will of life can make old pain and sores. fragile people on our team. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry was a big. welcome back you're watching r t live from moscow elegant tata macor trying five nine eleven suspects has granted the fans lawyers limited access to see a secret section of the u.s. detention camp it's one of dozens of issues being ironed out during pretrial hearings the fans lawyers have also asked the judge to publicly disclose classified details about so-called cia black sites where they claim their clients were tortured and while the five yea

and just north in staten island more images of desttuction in the borough of queens, new yorr. fttrrmuch will weigh the balance of the $60-biilion plan later this month. it was a skirmish it - wws very important, as far as i'm concerned it's over with - john boehnee and i have been frieeds before, hopefully ww are friendd again i'm martha shade eporting. 3 laamaakrs are scheduled to consider the remaiiinn $51- billion dollars in aid for superstorm sandy victtms on 3 3 mmjor fines are still beiig - handee out for the worst history.the jussice department transocean will pay one point -3 four bbllion dollars ii connection with the 2010 gulf oil spill. thheoffshhre ddilling firm owned and provided a crew for thh deepwaterrhorizon rig, where an explosion killed 11 men. and was ontracted by bbpp. plead uilly to criminal charges and pay pour-point-five biilion in penalties. 3 the town is painted purple... now it's time to see hhw ready thoseepurple fans really are! are! joel d. smith is live 3 paravan tt see if ray lewis' retirement as the fans playoff eecitement at a whole new level.

from north kingstown, rhode island, please welcome matt dolan. hey, matt. >> how are you? e] ay. so for 14 years, you've been sort of thinking about this, hoping about this. >> watching it as a kid with regis when it started, came on tv, and never thought i would actually be here. >> never bring up that name again here, okay? never. no, no, i'm kidding. >> the man who i can't talk about, yeah. no, i, you know, watching it, always was a fan. used to, like, play along with the fastest finger and watch it and watch it and watch it, and now i'm here. applied on a hunch, came into new york city, took the test, got in, got a call last week-- >> wow. >> and i'm here. see, audience, when i said to you, it could happen to you, and this is a good example right here. [applause]

this week, a body of a young woman was found on the island's north shore. on to any previous murders, but ten badies have been found near beaches on long island's south shore, creating suspicions that a serial killer is indeed at work. >>> dr. helen morrison is a forensic psychiatrist. she joins me from chicago. doctor, what stands out to you when you look over the evidence of the bodies found in nassau county? >> first of all, the bodies were all found in similar geographic locations. they were not places that were highly visible, but what stood out to me was the fact that the woman who reported this find had walked her dog frequently in that area. so the question is, is there someone who is storing these victims? and then dumping them? the second thing is that although there were ten bodies found previously, it doesn't mean that a serious killer isn't the same person. although the body was a mile away, serial murderers are known for disposing of their victims in various geographical locations. >> so the new remains that they found, could they be linked to

island is where we're seeing the heaviest bursts of snow. we had a lot of sleet overnight. so northern new jersey, central new jersey and the coastal areas of connecticut and even the north coast of long island dealing with that crunchy stuff which makes it difficult for the plows and sidewalks will be slippery. new york city hovering at 32 degrees. be careful. could be a few icy spots. overall, it's mostly been rain. philadelphia is fine. baltimore, d.c., you're warming up. all rain for you. across central pennsylvania, pennsylvania turn like will be dealing with some of the snowy conditions from last night. that is beginning to taper off. treacherous driving this morning. now yesterday we had the ice in mississippi. it's now warmer there. slowly improving. overnight we had a little ice in tennessee. temperatures warmed up now. so we're not so much dealing with too many problems in areas around nashville and also into louisville and lexington. much of west virginia is warming up. they're mostly dealing with rain. travel on the east coast today, the airports will be a mess in all areas of the northeast today, especially new york city up into boston. philadelphia airports deali

toward new zealand, it will be nasty for the north and the south island. heavy rain for christchurch. temperatures to 50 degrees. cooler than normal. toward auckland we expect 21 degrees. across china, things are going to be much better than what we saw previously. for hong kong, a partly sunny day. taipei at 16 degrees. toward tuesday, things will stay dry with a partly cloudy day for manila. temperatures up to 20 degrees. >> top stories for you once again on al jazeera. a venezuela at's government says hugo chavez is recovering well from a long infection. he is being treated for complications following cancer surgery. air strikes against al qaeda- backed rebels in northern mali are entering their fourth day. training camps and logistic depots were bombed. in pakistan the government is removing staff for failing to provide security after 96 people were killed in twin bombings on thursday. most of the victims shia muslims. in pakistan a cleric has begun what he calls a strong -- long march from the city of lahore to the capital of is not bad. he once sweep

he is one of 2- visitors from san francisco swept into the water off the island's north shore friday.fighters recovered the body of adam griffiths saturday. griffiths dove into the bay to try to rescue brian baker after he got into trouble in the water. but the surf overcame both men. firefighters are still searching for baker, but he is presumed dead. another gun "buyback" event today... became >>> a gun buy back vent was so popular every penny of the 43 tow dollars fund was depleted. nay asked residents the turn the weapons in without payment. >> get them out of the house. those are the ones that will wind up in somebody's hands. a young child. those are the ones we want out of the house. >> today's response was in the first hour and a half. they took in about 18 weapons including this thing. a single shot .22 caliber gun about the size of a pen. a type of gun you can't buy at any store. >>> it has become sort of a family tradition. the san francisco 49ers go to the super bowl. before they get the lombardy trophy, they got the trophy for winning the nf c championship trophy against

virgin islands and now the commonwealth of the north mariana islands are created by statute and not by the constitution. they represent territories and associated jurisdictions not states. they are not members of congress, and they do not possess the same parallel men tear rights afforded to members under the constitution. they are here in this body. we represent them to each other as important and we listen to them and they do things, but as it refers to voting on the floor in the committee of the whole, that is an issue that i believe is well understood. i reserve my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. . the gentlelady from new york is recognized. ms. slaughter: let me ms. slaughter: let the yield the gentlelady a minute and a half. ms. norton: we are here by statute but the vote we had in three congresses was a vote the federal courts have said is constitutional. once we are here by statute, once we get a constitutional vote, it seems to me a complete -- it seems to me completely arbitrary to withdraw that vote. particularly for the distric

it happened about 75 miles southeast of cordova, alaska, north of vancouver island. emergency officials say the quake does not pose danger of a tsunami to the coast, and there are also no reports of damage or injuries. >> there were some reports of maybe a small tsunami being seen, but that's still being investigated. >>> however, for us, we have nice weather. >> we do. for more, we're going to check in with meteorologist chuck bell. >> good morning, everyone. your weekend off to a quiet start. the first weekend of 2013. skies are clear outside. 37 now at national airport. a clear sky outside early this morning will allow for a very pleasant afternoon to shape up before some clouds come back our way. current temperatures, though, in montgomery county as well as 23 in manassas. 33 in martinsburg. storm team 4 radar, nothing to worry about just yet. closest drops and snowflakes back down across parts of the midsouth, towards memphis, tennessee. that moisture is racing in our direction. the air mass in place over us is really, really dry, so it's going to eat up most of

tensions have risen to their highest level in decades after the north bombed a southern island in 2010, killing two civilians and two soldiers. >>> the world rang in the new year with a hope for better days ahead. pope benedict prayed that 2013 will be a year of peace, despite growing between rich and poor and terrorism. he celebrated the new year with a service in st. peter's basilica. >>> vladimir putin delivered an address calling for unity. >>> scattered showers and thunderstorms are likely throughout the southeast and gulf coast. some areas may receive over an inch of rain. in fac expect isolated snow showers throughout the ohio valley and >> mostly cloudy to start out the new year. we're up near 40 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. a >> and that's the weather. now back to willie g. >> andrea, thank you. time now for a special new year's edition of take three. we'll kick off 2013 with some laughs. joining us this morning, currently on the shaq all-star comedy jam and michelle bowen on "last comic standing." happy new year. >> thank you for joining us. >> how is everybody feeling? >> w

body of one man was recovered and the search continues for another presumed drowned off the north shore of the islandof kuaui. he was vacationing with his friends, leaving a farewell to san francisco as last post, here you can see it on his facebook page. he died trying to save his friend, brian baker are who was swept into the ocean. the search for baker resumed today. >> police are investigating a deadly early morning shooting that devastated a family this, happened just after midnight. a 43-year-old was shot to death. his police say the shooter ran away. >> take a look at this disturbing surveillance video as an armed robber tries to hold up a cell phone ask check cashing store. employees were behind bulletproof glass. the robber fired a shot. police are looking for any information that could lead them to this man. >> san francisco firefighters say an overloaded circuit appears to have caused a fire in a crowded apartment in a man described as a collector. crews contained the flames to the second floor apartment. he was treated for smoke inhalation. >> the person was a collector. a lot of equipmen

and i was driving back and forth to north shore long island jewish, exit 34 on the l.i.e.l back into the same old habits. the trigger, the pain, the fear of losing my mother. and after she passed i thought, you know, i cannot do this again. i put 40 pounds back on. it just so happened a dear friend of ours, john harris, had lost weight doing this cleanse with a nutritionist, melissa bowman-lee out in chicago. i thought, you know what? i'm doing this. and your assistant brook has done this. >> yeah. >> and i thought, you know what? i met with her. and it was great. it changed my life. because whether you do this cleanse or a juice cleanse or whatever you do, that -- but the exercise, as you know, is so important. i found -- melissa does this slow exercise. a little less. you're not sweating. you do it in a cold gym. but i found it changed my physique. it changed how i felt about exercise. i still hate working out. >> all that stuff is great. al, this book is a terrific read. it's fun to read. there are recipes in the back. there's a lot of take-away, and i think it's inspir

instead it veered north towards yerba buena island today's incident comes more than five - years aftertainer ship.the "cosco busan". hit the bay bridge in thick fog. and spilled more than 50- thousand 26- miles of shoreline were contaminated by the oil. and more than 25-hundred birds were killed. it cost more than 70- million dollars to clean up the mess. and the ship's prision after pleading guilty to two misdemeanor charges. new tonight at eight. we are learning more about the bar pilot on board the tanker when it hit the bay bay in 2005. according to a spokesman with the bar pilot's association, it's believed the bar pilot had an accident free record,this is video from sky 7 h-d abc 7 news. the bar pilot's is 61 year old guy kleess. a spokesman with the bar pilot's association says the tested for drugs and alcohol. so far the results show the bar pilot was not drunk during the collision.the drug test for at least 48 hours. the coast guard is the lead investigator saying both the responsbile for navigating any ship through the bay. the coast guard said the bar side by side when is un

and the delegate from american samoa, the district of columbia, guam, the virgin islands, and the commonwealth of the north mariana islands, are treated by statute and not the constitution. they represent territories and associated jurisdiction, not states. they are not members of congress and they do not possess the same rights accorded to members under the constitution. -- we recognize them and listen to them. as it refers to voting on the floor in the committee, that is an issue that i believe is well understood. i reserve my time. >> the gentlelady from new york is recognized. >> madam speaker, let me give 30 seconds. >> i grant the gentleman that the delegates are here by statute, but the gentleman should recognize that the vote we have in three congresses was a vote the federal courts have said is constitutional. once we are here by statute, once we get a constitutional vote, it seems to be a completely arbitrary to withdraw that vote, particularly for the district of columbia. as far -- lummis to take our taxes, the very least the people i represent are entitled to do is to vote in the committee. >>

the reason they stand out is because sarah palin thinks that the kodiak island is the largest island in northca, forget about hawaii. the listen they stand out is because she thinks north korea was an ally of the united states. and so the president has started to do what a lot of us have done and he understands that the voice of the republican party that he defeated was rush limbaugh and fox news and everybody knows it. >> well, margie, when you look at the fact that they've had such vile stuff to say about the president, but his stepping up is strategically going to create a climate for some moderate republicans to step up and try to not be intimidated by the rush limbaughs of the fox news. >> well, i think the president in some interviews, he's really said there are lots of republicans who want to come to the table, they want to work with me, they want to have common sense ideas and have bills passed. they want to reach bipartisan consensus. i think what you see is because of the way districts have been gerrymand gerrymandered, you have a lot of republicans not worried about reaching regula

north. towards the island. indicating exactly what happened. no. 6. >> if you remember? it comes more than an than five - years after the container ship.the "cosco busan". hit the bay bridge in thick fog. and spilled more than 50- thousand gallons of oil into the bay. 26-miles of shoreline were contaminated by the oil. and more than 25-hundred birds were killed. it cost more than 70- million dollars to clean up the mess. and the ship's pilot ended up going to prision after pleading guilty to two misdemeanor charges. >> pam: the woman who was doused with gasoline and set on fire alledgedly by her boyfriend. has been identified by her family. here you can see a picture of 25- year old starr lamare the mother of three young children, is being treated at the burn center at st francis hospital. a family member says, lamar is completely covered with bandages from the waist up and is breathing with the help of a ventilator. this is a picture of the suspect.who is now wanted for attempted murder and arson. police have identified him as 22 year old dext

north korea. >> live on treasure island with new information in the investigation of an oil tanker that grazed theridge on monday with two investigations underway and one1111111g >> abc7 news starts right now with like breaking news. >> breaking news is from new york city. you can see the gurneys and stretchers with people lying on them. a commuter ferry there in lower manhattan had a hard landing when it pulled into a pier and more than 20 people are injured. we last told you that 12 people were injured but now it is tenth including one with a head injury and they are tended to by firefighting personnel and coast guard on the scene. no injuries are believed life threatening. what happened is they are being taken to a hospital and others are getting medical attention on the dock after a c street ferry running several ferry routes ran into that pier, hard and fast, and a lot of people are on the way to wall street for work. we will continue to keep our cry on this. this is live from new york city. you can get the latest on our website at abc7news.com. >> a lot going on. >> good morning, thanks for

north america. so we have a very active jewish community in rhode island from the 18th century on. and it becomes significant, individuals throughout the state's economy and its political life. what we have here, again in original binding, is the first printed jewish calendar in north america. it shows, it's a lunar calendar, and it reflects on all of the festival days, all the days of significance for a period of decades. and one of the really beautiful things about it is that there's also notes in hebrew throughout this binding. what we have before us now is a photo album, a scrapbook from a rhode islander who americans know probably better tan they even know roger williams, and it's a man named elijah hunt rhodes. he never did anything as famous as nathaniel green. he kept an amazing diary in record, and he was discovered by ken burns, and he became the model for billy yank in the ken burns' civil war series. so we are fortunate enough here to have been given the elijah hunt rhodes collection from his family, and this is one of the wonderful scrapbooks that we have from elijah hu

>> yes, on long island. >> north shore, thanks so much. >>> let's see what we've got for you as far asay." the weekend ahead, wet weather in the pacific northwest, snow in the rockies. look for snow showers around the great lakes. frigid in the northeast. and new england, rain in the southwest. sunday, sunday, more icy conditions in the upper mississippi river valley, more snow in the the inner mountains and northern rockies. wet weather along the pacific northwest coast. showers through central louisiana. plenty of sunshine up and down the eastern seaboard. it tonight get mild until you get down into the southeast and >> good morning. it should be nice and quiet this morning. we expect some light snow to develop this evening. >>> three american travelers in peru, but they say the vacation turned into a frightening ordeal. contessa brewer travelled to peru to cover this story. >> good to see you. a man, his wife, sister from wyoming planned this trip to peru to explore the beautiful countryside. they never expected to be beaten, whipped and held against their will. now they're safe and

bay bridge toll lazy and light and no problems and moving at the limit through treasure island to san jose north 87, this is the h.p. pavilion and an off-ramp headed to 101 northbound and traffic is light through san jose. it will pick up with hockey starting soon at the h.p. pavilion. no delays on mass transit, checking with bart, muni, and caltrain, no problems here and the busier drive times up and over the altamont pass to dublin/pleasanton at 20 minutes and under 20 minutes to concord and the east shore commute is 20 minutes, as well, from the carquinez bridge into the macarthur maze. >> next, not so super, the city of santa clara may not get the benefits of hosting a future super bowl. >> and harbaugh will decide who is the starting kicker for the huge playoff game against the packers but, first, the money report. >> good morning, topping america's money, wall street will have a close eye on the world's third biggest economy, the japanese government has approved $117 billion stimulus plan aimed at creating 600,000 jobs and adding 2 percent to the g.m. the ax is swinging at american express

islands. the house is clearly west and not north and you can also see in the foreground of the picture the unfinished home. with that being said there's been a lot of issues with this home over the years it started in 2009. if the original plans were properly done we wouldn't be here now and raised this issue a long time ago. in the original plans 1337 portolla next door was used as a benchmark and said 1325 would be 6 inches taller. no one complained. 6 inches taller is fine. that's miniscule. as it looks now the house will be 6 feet taller. in the -- excuse me. in the prints that this commission should have they use a height above sea level for these homes. now, i've lost it of course. 1335 portolla -- top of sidewalk at center line of the building is where measurements are taken from from what i understand from the building commission. this shows this level above sea level and this is going from the drawings -- the person that submitted the drawings their pictures and calculations. 381.2 feet above sea level at center of building -- excuse me at curb height at center of height. 1325 elevation list

island. >> reporter: until 13 years ago when he settled on bedell sellers in cutchogue on the north fork of10,000 cases of wine annually. is there a pride in being in one of these emerging lesser known markets? >> yes, like the underdog in the football game. it's a little better when you beat the guy who's supposed to win the game. >> reporter: its wines is scored up to 91 points from win spectator, a rare feat for an east coast vineyard. >> these are our barrels for the red wines that we're aging for 2012. >> reporter: rich olsen-harbich is the master winemaker. he says their 2009 merlot was the perfect complement to the bison served at the luncheon. >> something i think it really validates the region as a whole and our company in particular. and it shows that i think long island wines have a seat at the table. >> reporter: new york senator charles schumer was a big reason bedell was served. as chairman of the inaugural committee, he chose to feature new york wines. until a couple of weeks ago, bedell was better known for its artsy bottle labels inspired by michael lynne's other passion, c

after the north bombed a southern island in 2010 killing two civilians and two soldiers. >>> unsettledill impact the central and southern united states bringing rain to the southeast and to the southeast and snow through the ohio valley. lake effect snow is expected throughout wisconsin, michigan and western new york. snow showers are possible in the northern plains. partly cloudy conditions along with rather chilly temperatures are on tap for much of the west. high pressure dominates the region through the beginning of the week. here's your local forecast right after this. >>> good morning. here we have a few scattered sprinkles showing up on radar this says this areas in green passing south and east of washington, a few sprinkles all above freezing. sprinkles are in the 30s to near 40 degrees. we'll stay steady for the rest of the day. hovering around 40 degrees. later tonight, some colder air moves in and but that sprafl >> and that's a look at your local forecast. now back to savannah. >> andrea, thanks. when it comes to pop culture, honey boo boo and mims helped to define 2012. a

sailed north along the white sea coast and reach the shores of spitzbergen island even the women made the long distance see trips. and went fishing in the sea on rowing boats they caught fish many kilometers away from their homes and they went by these robots not by ships you can still see women on such boats if they're on a particular way. as men usually sit with their backs facing forward and negative at the local women sit facing each other like this. why do they deserve. so the course of the trip to a fishing area takes a long time. in winter time far from. their own was several shots out of sea belonging to divers. they were located in front of the rocky shores of bio filter bank. the white seas under the influence of the tide its water level of the shore rises up and down twice a day. in the bay even in winter you can see a change of ice level of the coastline. there are daily tides in the white sea. triggered by the moon's orbit around the earth of the amplitude of high and low tides in the wide sea is about two majors both in summer and in winter when the ice i'm standing on w

and cut electricity for millions of people, including those on staten island. >> we never had an idea that it would impact so far north into new york city itself. that's what really surprised me. >> and this is the house, this is your house here? >> this is our house. >> what's left of it. >> reporter: the house that donny and sheila had lived in for 40 years, sandy destroyed in minutes. >> if we knew the house was going to blow down, we would have took everything out. >> i had a painting from my grandparents, it was from the early 1900s, a watercolor that's been in our family. >> tough, tough. >> it's painful. sorry. >> yeah. >> reporter: many weather experts believe sandy is a grim preview of a future with more powerful and more damaging storms fuelled by climate change. >> it's not that these storms wouldn't occur and that they wouldn't happen anyway, but there's a little bit of an extra boost. >> reporter: dr. kevin trenberth from the national center for atmospheric research says without question the warming of the earth's climate will create more extreme weather. >> we know certainly is the case with hurricanes,

half million people reliably, affordably and safely on our subways and buses, the staten island railway, metro north railroad and the long island railroad. at seven bridges into tunnels carrying nearly 300 million vehicles a year. the indy is one of the few transit system in the world that operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. along with the other networks represented on this panel we are the lifeblood of the $1.4 trillion regional economy, the largest in the country, making up 11% of the nation's gdp. about two months ago, however, our region came to a complete standstill in the aftermath of superstorm sandy. a disaster that brought our system to its knees. for the second time in a little over your the nba shut down all of its services and despite unprecedented preparations, we sustained damage on a level that we've never experienced before. most of our customers are seeing service, but i workers, those who run the system, are seeing another reality. a fragile system that is safe but vulnerable. assembly line and the bridge connecting the rockaways peninsula and the rest of q

after the north bombed a southern island in 2010 killing two civilians and two soldiers. >>> unsettledill impact the central and southern united states bringing rain to the southeast and snow through the ohio valley. lake-effect snow is expected throughout wisconsin, michigan and western new york. snow showers are possible in the northern plains. partly cloudy conditions along with rather chilly temperatures are on tap for much of the west as high pressure dominates the es >> the new year is off to a great store. temperatures will be up near 40 with partly cloudy skies. >> and that's a look at your local forecast. now back to savannah. >> andrea, thanks. when it comes to pop culture, honey boo boo and mims helped to define 2012. a few pop culture pundits weighed in on what's in and what's out for the new year. >> we're saying bye-bye to psy. everybody loved gangnam style. it took over the world. >> two videos reached 1 billion views. >> performed with mc hammer at the american music awards. it doesn't get better than that. >> the makarena in 2012? can you do the makarena? like nobody d

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