nimoy died of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease at his home this morning. he was 83 years old. >>> tonight on nightly news a closer look at the life of the legendary actor. >> another measles alert. this time diernsners of a popular east bay restaurant. now if you've been there recently you may have been exposed. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is in berkeley where that owner is working to alert niners.

he's charged with leaving the scene -- >> what about obstruction of justice? lying to the police -- it was his girlfriend who admittedly lied at the beginning. she says she did it because she's not famous and it wouldn't hit the papers if she wrecked out two parked cars but for him it could be destructive. >> first, she's the one who more than likely could face those obstruction charges and false reporting to police. the old rule is that you don't have any constitutional duty to speak to the police. but if you do and you lie, then you can be held criminally liable. on another note, you talk about -- to criminal defense attorneys, the world of getting your girlfriend to take responsibility or put this in your name or use your credit card and i'll pay you back, this is nothing new. this happens all the time in the world of criminal defense. it is -- >> lots of gentlemen out there, huh? >> sad tales of, yes, very persuasive men convincing their girlfriends to put something in their name that later on gets them in trouble. so this i hate to say does not come as mu

lying, criminality, obstruction, it was just tumbling out at this point. these were essentially the crimes that put nexen in great trouble -- that put nixon in great trouble of going to prison. they were crimes that directly involved in. after impeachment, there was every reason to expect prosecution. he needed that pardon which forgave him as a condition of becoming vice president. so a pardon, which of course for gave him as a blanket pardon for whatever crimes he might have committed and not knowing what the crimes were at all, he knew this at this time. i believe they could of given a dozen other crimes and i could hypothesize some of them. >> dr. fielding had not told you about the break in. >> no, he had not. >> did you have a chat? >> oh, yeah. i had a discussion. i had seen him during the trial. not as an analysis, and all he did was classical analysis, but really, i wanted him to have some part of a feeling of what i was doing. psychoanalyst do not give you much feedback like that, but i thought, i am under a lot of stress here. maybe there are si

commissioner vice president honda's on the bulb out it's not likely that anything else will druk obstruct the sites or traffic sites allowed in the bulb out anyway. >> the bulb outs can be challenging muni didn't like trees planted adjacent so bus zoned trees are part of the riders experience for shade they have liabilities and spacing requirement for planting trees in busy zones but boublt there will be likely room to pull them back from that curb there will be room for the trees to be planted so, yeah the boublt is the last second item i know nothing about specifically. >> i mean sorry my concern is that is a lovely block of trees i go there on a regular basis my concern is the growth of the new trees we're experiencing potentially a leaguer sidewalk then i also thought if you put a 48 box it's a better situations but after hearing tonight you're not recommending. >> it's recommended too when the public the level of public protest and opposition it is a measure to try to show the public we're trying to go restore the tree but canopy wise the smaller plant size you plant it is establishe

also, the fact that we've had so much obstructions. i think that if he had had people working with them, the economy would have b spurted a lot faster. people say that democrats want all government, and republicans want to work which is the private sector and the rich, you need to have both. the government may not create jobs, but they provide the environment for jobs to be created. guest: that was a good argument. i wouldn't know what to say to that except, when it comes to -- if there was less obstruction. i think the problem that thought is that the two sides have had such different ideas about what would spur, and will spur, and does burn economic growth. i think that is really the heart of the debate going forward. i think over time, we get a certain amount data that will help us reach certain conclusions. that is a frustrating element of this debate. it is so complex. people can take information to support their point of view. my cuts to health care and health care law when it comes to dodd frank, the financial regulation bill, a

furthermore, weak labor laws actually obstruct new trade union organization and leave the economy with the lowest percentage of workers unionized in more than 60 years. giant multinationals are pitting countries against one another and escaping national jurisdictions more and more. under these circumstances, workers have to be able to organize to protect themselves. workers are entitled to stronger labor organizing laws and rights for their own protection in order to deal with highly organized corporations. at a very low cost, government can help democratic solution building for a host of problems that citizens face, from consumer abuses to environmental degradation. government research and development generated whole new industries and startups companies and created the internet. at the very least, why can't our government facilitate the voluntary banding together of interested citizens into democratic civic institutions? such civic organizations can create more level playing fields in the banking, insurance, real estate, transportation, energy health care, cable tv, educational, publ

police took him into custody and then charged him with resisting arrest and obstruction of justice. >> what could i possibly be obstructing if i didn't do anything in the first place to be under arrest to resist arrest for? >> reporter: now, bland filed this complaint against the officer who stopped him. that will now be invest galtd by the police department's internal affairs section. live tonight, ted greenberg, "nbc10 news." >>> new information right now on a carbon monoxide scare at radner police station. crews took one work toert hospital to be checked out. authorities are still ventilating this building after high readings of carbon monoxide were discovered about two hours ago. the board of commissioners has also canceled its meeting there tonight. crews believe the gas might be coming from a generator. >>> we also have new information on a court hearing that could determine if the sale of the former revel casino in atlantic city will go through. tornados for revel say they will cancel a deal to sell the former casino to a florida developer. doesn't close by midnight tonight but

they're engaging in obstruction. that's wrong. the american people are demanding more of that and' seeing through these ant eices which are designed to protect the president in his lawlessness in defiance of a constitutional system. >> you still have the court decision, the stay, the appeal still playing out as the hill battle plays out. senator, thank you for taking time to talk with us. >> thank you shannon. >>> up next, the florist at the center of the high profile fight is offered a chance to get out of trouble but she responds by saying "her freedom is not for sale." she's here next in a "the kelly file" exclusive. >>> plus the denver police department in the middle of a firestorm over racism. >> i'm not your homey either. just walk around. we're tttttt (coughing) coughing disrupts everyone's life. that's why there's delsym. delsym's advanced time release formula helps silence coughs for a full 12 hours. all night... or all day. >>> now to a "the kelly file" exclusive. a religious freedom fight getting national attention afte

>> well, deare struckstruction of evidence. >> yes, obstruction of evidence, and obstruction of justice are destroying the evidence of the, of a, don, investigation gone awfully wrong. >> does it rise the level of -- >> right now i just found out two day ss ago, they destroyed the evidence of a recording of a shooting of an officer, bad shooting of my client, and the evidence was there and they destroyed it. it is criminal. >> does this rise to level of criminal activity, because the man arrested here is claiming that it is excessive force? >> well, it is a crime if you destroyed the evidence. >> yes. >> and road rage is all too common these days and some of them are turning deadly. and he is back in the ring, but this time, battling the road rage. evander holyfield is going to join me next. there were people who listened along the way. people who gave me options. kept me on track. and through it all my retirement never got left behind. so today, i'm prepared for anything we may want tomorrow to be. every someday needs a plan. let's talk about your old 401(k) today. no matter who you ar

the party of the obstruction. all they care to do is just obstruct the president and, you know not even take into account how many people they are impacting here. >> here is marco rubio. he addressed the president's immigration policy at a town hall this weekend in new hampshire. >> we need to stop it because number one it is unconstitutional. i think it has unintended consequences no one has thought through. it makes millions of people eligible for a tax credit. it makes it difficult to achieve the sort of immigration reform that our country needs. >> what we have here playing out is the president, i think, is doing the democrats a favor by getting this kind of exposure in south florida because it totally pits him against the republican position and the hotbed of immigration. your thoughts on what rubio was saying and the way this is playing out? >> it is disappointing to see a senator from florida is saying we need to cut it into pieces. their idea of cutting it into pieces is to build a much higher wall. i don'

obstruction of justice. he pled not guilty but would remain in the jail until the case was resolved. if found guilty he could have several more years added to the 26 he's already serving. >> i got a saying for them. if the glove don't fit, you must acquit. going to trial. going to trial. that's o.j. >> i think we all know it's o.j. >> that's o.j. let's go to trial. >>> while wolford denied any knowledge of what happened to the missing girl named amman dashes he did say they were friends prior to her disappearance nine years earlier. >> we knew each other since we were little kids. i used to go to her work and talk to her all the time. her best friend was two houses down. i used to hang out at her house all the time. >> yes. >> i think if she was dead they would have found her body. >> if there was something you >> that we all know that she's still alive that we all are hoping she's still alive, we all just got to have hope, faith that she'll come home one day. that's it. >> that night when i actually researc

they're engaging in obstruction. that's wrong.can people are demanding more of that and' seeing through these ant eices which are designed to protect the president in his lawlessness in defiance of a constitutional system. >> you still have the court decision, the stay, the appeal still playing out as the hill battle plays out. senator, thank you for taking time to talk with us. >> thank you shannon. >>> up next, the florist at the center of the high profile fight is offered a chance to get out of trouble but she responds by saying "her freedom is not for sale." she's here next in a "the kelly file" exclusive. >>> plus the denver police department in the middle of a firestorm over racis i'm not your homey either. just walk around. we're trying to do our job. walk around. toenail fungus? don't hide it... tackle it with fda-approved jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. once applied jublia gets to the site of infection by going under, around and through the

she has been found guilty of obstructing aviation safety forcing a korean airport to return and off-load the steward because she didn't like the way he served her. harry fawcett has more from seoul. >> it's an extraordinary fall for someone of high status in south korean society as haether cho, over something as trivial as a bag of nuts. the chief judge in delivering his verdict said that she did not regret her action and they amounted to trampling human being. it happened on september the 5th. at jfk airport, where she was served the bag of nuts she abused the flight attendant and the chief flight attendant in that cabin, and forced the plane back. where the flight attendant was rejected. she knew she was breaking the safety law by changed flight path of the aircraft and was convicted. an executive from korean airways convicted for interfering in the government investigation into all of this and a member of the transport military involved. korean air executive given an 8 month sentence and the transport ministery a suspended sentence. cho came to exemplify the impunity of control over t

he died from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in los angeles.lking to the founder of a website. this comes as sad news for the legions of trekkies around the world, won't it? >> it absolutely will. star trek was the entry way to signs fiction for so many people. the show continues to have incredible influence today. it's still a huge part of culture around the world. >> what do you think leonard nemo brought to the program? >> the interesting thing about the spock character was that he was hall f vulcan but he was also half human. so we saw that struggle wheen the rationality of the vulcans and the passion of humans. even though spock was an alien, we identified with him very much. >> the show itself mark was very scientific. scientific. >> everybody -- basically they had cell phones mobile phones with them. at that time in the 60s, we were very excited about tock knowledge, and we knew those things were coming and star trek was brings those things to us from the future. >> how do you think fans will remember leonard? >> i think that they will r

so conner's nose, it wasn't just so much it was big, but his septum was totally obstructing his left airway. and the arch of his nose was totally under supported. >> what are you thinking about? >> new york really, and how i'll look after surgery and everything. >> i was wondering what he was thinking because he wasn't saying much. but i'm sure he was pretty happy. >> congrats, con. i'm happy for you. >> reporter: then, donovan's turn. he asked the foundation for a more prominent chin, but mom thinks he should keep his head up instead. >> how are you? >> pretty good, pretty good. >> i know that you were bullied because of your chin. but i want to tell you something. when i look at this application i see this handsome, 16-year-old guy. and from the pictures that you sent me it really just looks like you just need a very minor cosmetic procedure and it really doesn't fall under our mission statement for the baby face foundation. >> it's a pretty big disappointment. i guess i can live with it. >> reporter: what was it about him that made you not select him? >> i really felt that his cas

he obstructed investigations.rry now but there is absolutely to reason to believe. that sometimes it pays to be a nice person. he is now saying -- >> sometimes. >> he is now pay price for consistently being generally unlikeable. no one is going to give him the benefit of the doubt. and on top of that, obviously the yankees suck. >> what? >> so no -- >> fighting words, andy. >> all right. >> fair and balanced, fair and balanced. the red sox suck too. >> we got new york, boston camp in my ear here. jedediah, you're thought. >> i'm a yankees fan. >> no. >> he unites yankees and non-yankees folks because people just don't like him. i want him to go away. this nonsense with the handwritten letter, he has proven himself to be phony. he one of the most unlikeable people in baseball. >> i don't want to pick on anybody. i have a five-year-old. we're working on penmanship but really? couldn't it have been a little neater? i don't know. look like he wrote it -- >> wanted it to be from the heart. >> with hand he doesn't norma

today's vote to repeal obamacare is the latest chapter in obstruction of this president trying to get something done for the american people and screw up his legacy. these votes represent nothing but symbolic hatered for this if republicans actually cared about americans, they would put something on the table. those who have been benefitted from obamacare should have confidence that the republicans are going to have something that will replace what they've been complaining about. but you know what? they have nothing. these repeal votes speak volumes about the ineptitude of the republican party and where they are right now. you know what they're like? they're like a disgruntled employee in the workplace who goes to the boss over a years time 67 times and complains about the way the company is being run. and the boss listens and listens and the employee says we have mad had a lot of meetings on this. i have a lot of employees who feel the same way i do in the workplace. the boss breaks down and says what's the solution to fix all the things you have been complaining about for the last y

>> yes, it was. >> and so it should have automatically come to a stop once there was an obstruction inside technology at the crossing itself which would notify the driver that a train was approaching even though the crossing was up. there are many many features technology features that can prevent crossing accidents. the problem, of course is that congress is not in my view appropriately fixed the problem by funding crossing safety federal railroad administration and federal highway administration could address this by regulatory authority. they have not done so. and the railroad industry can prevent accidents at crossings. >> i understand your concern. i do. larry mann thank you for joining me. i'll be right back. you're driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second... boom! you've had your first accident. now you have to make your first claim. so you talk to your insurance company and... boom! you're blindsided for a second time. they won't give you enough money to replace your

incompatible with surrounding buildings in terms of height and the neighborhood character the project will obstruct eliminate and air ventilation the design team reviewed the plan and prior to neighborhood notification and found to be consistent point residential guidelines the residential team reviewed the project following the submittal of the dr requester and ask the railing be set back to address the concerns by the dr requester the project sponsor substantially revised the plans requested by the design team this is date december 2014 is included in the back of the packet the proposed vertical position is appropriate and therefore compatible with the building scale up the street and at the middle block the depth is comparable with sourld property it is of similar height and didn't stent he extend into the dr requesters property this addresses the light and air and privacy and the dr requesters light well has been matched the project does not create any exceptional or k350er8d circumstances we ask did dr be grant. >> dr requester your team has 5 minutes. >> good evening, commissioners my name is

driver who said he never had a problem with police is hauled off to gaol to face harassment and obstruction charges. the putter locally defined as a weapon and confiscated. >> you have your hand behind your back. >> former washington state representative don mason heard about the arrest. >> if this had been a white man this age doing what mr winn gateways doing, the officer would never have stopped or noticed him. quietly, mason went to work on winn gate's behalf with a racially mixed team hoping to clear his name. seattle police has concern, they are working under department of justice rules. a federal monitor to keep an eye things after federally racial incidents. mason and supporters made progress. police chiefs don't apologise to black men. not in this country. not in this city. but chief o'toole did. that's a win. i'm not going to take that from here. did she have a lot of work to do with it? yes. >> i appreciate it. something have to be done. that woman did a lot of damage she really did. >> the seattle police department offered a public apology. the golf club returned. william winnga

they say bland was taken into custody and charged with resisting arrest and obstructing justice. >> what could i possibly be obstructing if i didn't do anything in the first place to be under arrest to resist arrest for? >> i didn't do anything. >> are you out of your mind? >> reporter: he denies he pushed the officer. insists he was way the entire time and says he suffered some scrapes. in a complaint he filed with the police department, bland claims he was beaten without provocation. the chief believes his officers did nothing wrong and there would have been no incident had bland cooperated in the first place. >> if i can't walk down the street, then it's a problem. >> reporter: now, the police chief says bland's complaint will be investigated by the department's internal affairs section, which is standard for all such matters in which officers are involved. live in atlantic city, i'm ted greenberg, "nbc10 news." >>> well we have a first alert out as we go through the rest of this evening. it's all because of these temperatures. below freezing some freezing drizzle and freezing rain mo

schneeberger was found guilty of sexually assaulting candy as well as drugging her and obstructing justice was also convicted of sexually assaulting his stepdaughter and was sentenced to six years in prison. while taping this interview, candy received a telephone call in which she learned dr. schneeberger had been denied parole. >> i won again! that's so exciting. he lost. he lost both, both of his chances to get out for day parole and full parole. oh my god, isn't that great? woo-hoo! huh! anyway, i was so worried that he was going to get out and everybody was going to fall for his lies and bull [ bleep ] again but they didn't. they didn't. they're smarter than the rest. oh my god. do you guys know how exciting this is for me? it's like celebration. >> it was very frustrating not being able to have all the answers but it finally did come together. after seven years and 24 days. >>> people in japan and around the world remember a dedicated journalist and father, now also the latest isis victim. >>> hong kong pro democracy protesters are out on the streets this hour. we're live in hong kong

. >> the fairfax board needs to change the policy of obstruction to one of transparency and create an independent review board to give officers fair treatment but have some accountability. >> the board decided to conduct an internal audit. the father hasn't read the whole report but he told us today it seems to confirm that other officers on the scene had a different account of what happened than the officer who actually shot his son. >>> protesters on the white house today demanding worldwide nuclear disarmament. a group of global zero brought an inflatable missile to rally support for the cause. they say president obama is proposing an upgrade to the u.s. arsenal that could cost a trillion dollars. >>> domestic aus into a big issue for the nfl this year. highlighted by the ray rice case and how the league handled it. super bowl sunday two ads will address the issue during commercial breaks. one is funded by the nfl and the other by a d.c. based advocate group purchasing a 15-second ad to send a message that real fans won't stand for violence. >> not only do they see it as unacceptab

he directly obstructed it, and it was abject -- i'm sorry, it was an abdication of his responsibilitiess a leader and shielded the occupier that he supposedly liberating his people from against any possible war crimes. to me, there are too many data points, too much evidence that is out there showing he shielded israel. some will say, he recently joined the icc. you'll note after the recent 50 day conflict up last summer, he waited until well after the conflict ended before signing the icc. what has israel done in the meantime? launched their own investigation that under the icc rules, if one of the parties seized in an investigation, the icc cannot do it. the israelis are going to say, mark i words, they're investigating and it is credible and we have it all covered. meanwhile, evidence is lost, memories fake, people die. this was beyond bungling. this was a craven abdication of his responsibilities. i think the cables make this clear. and in south africa, paul places. with respect to the cable that suggests there was a cia operative who asked south african operative to help within roa

done deal is the roof deck if that can be adjusted so it fits better into the neighborhood it won't obstruct the public view i think right now it looks at as though the houses that are costing in the two and a half, $3 million it was done by the same developer for $3 million it went down and down in practice those price and entry now i think that's a misunderstanding of the neighborhood and what the neighborhoods seeks to the inner sunlight and gotten height this house it seems to me it is way out of the line so what the commission can do that be presenter by all of us cut down on the debt and work with the architect there's not a family living in that house that is impacted by the decision made if it were a framing family they wanted to have extra space that's something else but a family wanted to come in is speculation we're raising our own families and don't need this for someone who won't know that a roof deck was supposed to be up there i please urge you to take into consideration and not to have a negative input on the neighborhood thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please >> hello

-- into the ground or into an obstruction.or a commercial airliner to get that close and have the warning go off is unusual. and it's very serious. obviously the flight crew should have been paying better attention. the fuel situation where they had run dangerously low on fuel is a violation of a federal aviation regulation. turns out they weren't actually about to run out of fuel they simply forgot to turn the fuel on. there have been many crashes where the planes have gone down because of fuel starvation. that's usually a mistake made by general aviation. and private pilots puddle jumper pilots that's often a common cause of a crash. not in commercial aviation. >> considering what we have to go through at airports, the amount that we pay for tickets, i'm sure viewers will fine it unacceptable that they be on a flight where the pilot forgets to turn on the fuel. you mention it's more of the puddle-jumping pilots. what about staffing? the airline employs some 12,000 pilots, but you you have people who are retiring one report n

and to help clean mid-market area i can't do this without your help what do you call that - one obstructs will will be in the way i ask you consider this and also you know one thing that needs to be considered the public safety and the public's right-of-way so i'm asking that you really consider it. >> are you finished. >> yes. >> what is there about this business that impacts the public safety. >> what he is selling and what he side effects my business one because of odor. >> the odor. >> a lot of people don't see that happening i have a strict no food or drinks in the business additional 24 i'm looking at the long term outside but the drug dealers when the cops come where are you here if you get a hamburger the cops can't touch you i- >> my question to this gentleman's business is that something. >> let me finish. >> is this somethings that has happened or you fear. >> it has i fear it will happen again. >> and on your establishment is your door on in terms of do you have a door. >> it's open. >> but you have a door. >> yes. >> you can close the door. >> no handicap i don't - but you ca

. >> reporter: former it worker was arrested in 2013 on charges of possible obstruction of business.ore this police mistakenly arrested four men who owned the computers he used in the crime. it turned outside the computers had been infected with a virus and were being remotely controlled. he threatened mass murder as well as destruction of a famous shrine and a passenger jet. a tokyo district court judge said he committed the crimes with the total disregard how they would affect the lives of innocent people. the presiding judge found no mitigating circumstances and handed down a prison sentence. the risk of falling victim to computer hijacking is everywhere. free wifi and wireless hotspots also carry a risk. many cafes and other places offer free wifi access. but some can be malicious. if you connect to a malicious access point, your id and password can show up on different computer screen. information security experts said hackers can steal personal information this way. and use it to infect computers with remote control viruses. >> translator: we need to be aware at all times that

. >> reporter: charging the officers with assault, conspiracy obstruction, and several others sends a message to the community that officers are not above the law. >> every one of the people get removed from the department brings us a step closer to having the kind of police department that people in this city deserve. >> the two officers turned themselves in here this morning and are expected to be arraigned this evening. i spoke to the officers returning as well as the fraternal order of police and they say the officers were just doing their job and innocent. reporting live at police headquarters. >> thank you christine. >>> cheertears in a jersey shore courtroom as one man was sentenced to three years in prison. anthony senatore expressed remorse for the death of 6-year-old brandon holt. senatore's 4-year-old son got a a.22-caliber rifle and accidentally shot and killed their neighbor brandon. the gun was left unsecured in the parent's bedroom. >> the torment of these thoughts be -- >> he'll be able to see his children blow the can ls out on their birthday. for brandon we'll only b

with the backyard planter we've not planted anything in the light well, so there is no further obstructions but to pull that planter away electricity wall is an eye sore for both properties we've done quite a bit already and interested in hearing our comments that i michael so you want - >> so that includes it with our approval we look forward to moving forward with our project. >> any speakers support of project sponsor doctor you have a two minute rebuttal if you choose okay project sponsor two minute rebuttal are the public hearing is close commissioner moore just i think last week had a project we had discussed the privacy which in the strong built of in the city is increasing more important we want to give equal rights to people that want to improve and expand their homes but those who don't have any place to go to subdivided it is not combabld one way or another the situation we had a property and recommended a at that particular time to create a separation in that particular case the addition was lower then the window to be looked into that required privacy here it is exact opposite

prosecutors announced on tuesday 119 people face charges for occupying buildings and obstructing official duties. the protests highlighted public anxiety over president ma ying-jeou's attempt to bring closer ties with china. some began pushing for legislation that would allow parliament to scrutinize any new agreements with china before they're signed. however, the ruling and opposition parties members remain divided, and the controversial trade pact has been put on hold. and the person in charge of taiwan's relations with china says he is handing in his resignation in protest. mainland affairs council minister wang yu-chi says he is taking the step because his former second in command has been cleared of leaking secrets to china. he says he disagrees with the verdict. >> translator: i'm going to hand in my resignation to take responsibility for the troubles that have been caused. >> wang says he has already conveyed his intention to step down to president ma. earlier, prosecutors decided not to indict former deputy council minister. he was forced to resign last august after allegations s

it's become a growing obstruction to muir beach residents. they're pretty much locked in here on weekends. the normal 12-minute drive takes an hour each way. no going out for milk? >> no going out for anything. >> reporter: how do we balance this? >> i think there's been no effort to pull intelligent thought to it is my concern. >> reporter: they worry about emergency access. >> if there were a fire, we'd be cooked. >> reporter: they want the national park service to exercise more control than posting rangers as traffic cops. no one from that office responded on this national holiday. in past interviews they've acknowledged the problem and may consider an appointment system. meantime -- >> wheele'll write you when we get there. we'll send word. >> reporter: seems a shame just to enjoy paradise. >>> if you weren't working or at school today were you probably outside like a lot of folks. a lot of folks enjoying lunch at san pedro's fair market. san jose reached 72. >> reporter: let me show you the high temperatures for today. oakland museum has

. >> not obstructing anyone's view. >> no. >> you can see the whole court. they can hear me.urse. of course, i used to be a cheer cheerleader. i can promote that all of the way down there? >> with her friend barbara she was there. when i asked for her favorite warrior she said it would be like choosing her favorite son. >> my grandsons have their favorites. the 11-year-old likes number 11. >> okay. yes. i can understand that. >> right? >> and the younger one likes curry. they are my little slash brothers. >> on the fake, 3. good! >> i just love her. so, she drives from vacaville to here, the games, now, she is just -- all of the way up there. just self-contained. >> i want to sit next to her at a game. it would be fun. >> she knows the game, too. she analyzes it and likes to see the play develop. >> yes. >> yes. >> all >> glor: tonight, round two, the start of another workweek, another big winter storm from the midwest, and what the system has done to the northeast where it is headed. adriana diaz, michelle miller and eric fisher report. jordan renews an offer for a prisoner

but they are running into one obstruction after another. russian officials say foreign minister talked by phone thursday with his counterparts in ukraine, germany and france. the ministers agreed to keep working together to ensure both sides observe the cease-fire. they promised to talk again soon face to face. >>> tokyo police have arrested a most wanted criminal. tsutomu shirosaki was a member of a now defunct extremist group responsible for international terror attacks. he was deported from the u.s. after serving a prison term for attempted murder. nhk world's yoshitaka hirauchi has the report. >> reporter: shirosaki flew back home to get arrested again. now 67, he was once a member of the japanese red army. the radical leftist group was formed more than four decades ago by the convict fusako shigenobu. its members carried out a series of attacks in the 1970s and '80s. one of the deadliest happened in 1972, when they opened fire at an airport in tel-aviv, israel. more than 20 people died and some 80 others were wounded. in 1977, members

his wife says his death was caused by end stage chronic obstructive but mon narery disease -- pulmonarydisease. he had an acting and director career that spanned nearly seven decades. he was a passionate photographer and author. david lee miller looks back at leonard nimoy's life. ♪ >> space, the final frontier. these are the voyages of the starship enterprise. >> reporter: actor/director, writer and photographer, this icon of american pop culture will be immortalized as mr. spock. the son of jewish immigrants, he was born in boston on march 26th, 1931. he picked up the acting bug at age 8 a in hansen and gretel. he left boston college during his first year to pursue his hollywood dream. in l.a. he played small roles in smaller films. he got his first lead portraying an ugly boxer in the 1952 movie kid maroney. during had early period, he met an october actress, sandy. they married and had two children, adam and julie. throughout the 1960s, he appeared in many popular tv shows. his big break came while guest starring on the police drama, the lieutenant. he met the creator of star trek.

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also, the fact that we've had so much obstructions.hink that if he had had people working with them, the economy would have b spurted a lot faster. people say that democrats want all government, and republicans want to work which is the private sector and the rich, you need to have both. the government may not create jobs, but they provide the environment for jobs to be created. guest: that was a good argument. i wouldn't know what to say to that except, when it comes to -- if there was less obstruction. i think the problem that thought is that the two sides have had such different ideas about what would spur, and will spur, and does burn economic growth. i think that is really the heart of the debate going forward. i think over time, we get a certain amount data that will help us reach certain conclusions. that is a frustrating element of this debate. it is so complex. people can take information to support their point of view. my cuts to health care and health care law when it comes to dodd frank, the financial regulation bill, a num

in the report the inspector said something very different he claimed miss tillison was obstructing his ability to take photographs and if you look at the video you will see nothing like that and that she stepped in front of his client that wasn't true and miss tillison is all of 5-foot tall. he took pictures even before he interacted with her. i still have not heard what's happening with this case. i haven't heard anything from the police department or the district attorney's office as to whether this case has been investigated what's happening. i hope you just don't remain silent the world certainly hasn't remained silent. 2 days after we posted the video we've had over a million hits we've received letters of support from all over the country and the next day after the incident we received 1700 e-mails from individuals expressing outrage and again i think this reflects poorly on san francisco you know i would hope this is not the policy of the police department. it's a supreme court case in case you are wondering -- if the police detain they must deal with the attorney that the attor

nimoy had been in the final stables of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.e's most famous for "star trek" and his role of spock. nimoy spent decades playing the half human, half vowel can character on tv and the big screen. tonight fans including president obama are remembering him on social media. the original captain kirk william shatner wrote that he loved him like a brother. leonard nimoy's an icon, mr. spock. >> for sure. >> a lot of sci-fi fans just man, can't get over that. >> doesn't get much better than that. i'm still, i'm trying to -- it didn't work. well hey. >> fortunately for you, you got to put up with me for another 15 minutes. >> it's working for mother nature. mother nature has got us in some kind of hold. temperatures on the cold side going down into the teens. then we've got ice, maybe some snow and let's throw in a 62-degree day, too. let's show you what's happening outside. we've got a lot going on. out towards the kennedy center a cold night for sure. current temperatures hitting at 26 degrees. but look at that windchill down to 16 rig