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has been to the construction sites of two arenas ready ook very far from for the fans. we have the story. it's the rainy season in the mazon and they're up against the clock trying to finish this seat arena before fif a's strict december deadline. still isn't finished and nearly half the seats have when the sky and is open almost everything comes stand still. it's being builted with 2 hundred million pounds of public money even though the local team rarely attracts more than 3,000 fans. officialss ate expense is justifi justified. the opportunity that the world cup brings us the modernization and more momentum make more investments and so we can look back at the many had. enges that we've >> it's that confidence of just 1,000 aking it more than miles to the south, the critical.is much more months time, ven led upland team could be these steps. but then again they might not be because there is a lot of doubt stadium in this particular will be ready. still, a huge building sites public arena built with money but there's no pitch, no seats and no roof. to use the world cup

now,ooking at the school how storm yolanda hit the school, this is never going to be the same. >> childrennd their families are thought to be among the lucky ones. they survived and find a place of safety. the future is uncertain but at least they are alive. >> so far the international aid has not gotten this far, but the teachers organize for when it does. say, will get their fair share. the requirements are basic. and theynd medicine, will move on. >> inspiration, yes, but practical help is needed to. peopleed help, for the and the children are holding on despite so much destruction and tragedy. tacloban.k, bbc news, >> the endurance of the children there. the united states since nash sent hundreds of marines and an aircraft carrier to the philippines. challenges isr finding which areas are most in need of aid, and how they can be reached. we have been on board a u.s. helicopter, for one of the surveillance missions. >> clark air base has become a nerve center for the u.s. military relief efforts in the philippines. these aircraft arrived from japan earlier this week. this is used to sur

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>>ooking at the entire bay area, its 5:18.a very light drives youight expect for this time on a wednesday. no major issues. i willoint out at the top of ur screen, y might have caught this. this orange highlhted over the bay. patchy fog registering on a rea and weather index. traffic an weather tied together. as you drive toward 10 you might catch the patchy, dense fog. thatncludes highway 37 coming we will watch that. so far, notng big for that an easy drive the.bay. across the bay, we are looking at the east baynd the approach toward the bay bridge. the eastshore freeway moves a little slowing to your single eastbound board. oakland drive appaching the bay bridge. we will look at the bayridge itself. there is no backu as all the lanes are open now. a smooth dve coming off the berkeley curve and the overcrossing fm 880. back to the maps, we sw you the drive. we expect to see some build cong out of the pass a md build coming out of livermore. a little slowing tards valacitas. there is your peninsula with rth 110. no issues for

see if he sell brayed the ooks for. >> said that she does not believe it would be helpful to increase the angsts now. >> this was after irritating the yroonians by the way when they say the iranians didn't like that. there's something from everybody else. but the issue is important. but i don't think it's the only issue, where d.c. going to get sticky. sthen iran we should be gooding soon. plow tone yam. -- and the israelis are afraid that iran will be so close that they can weaponize. and i would not dismiss that. i think this is too serious to simply say it's not a possibility. it's got to be factored into the administration. but the department state believe that they have this, you know, they understand it may have it under control. each country has its own party party. i mean, the iranians invented drinking. and we'll make those very, very difficult. naysayers in a the yith this is not going to work. the challenge for obama and ruhani. they need to have her place again. the administration has had such challenged in the middle east. one of them is -- one of the issues he's going ha

> reporter: with a night of sleep, jim harugh does not agree with the game-chaing penalty on ahmad ooks. >> he made a great play, and didn't get the result. ahmad, hithe right level. you know, h at the shoulder level. shrunk down and, you know, that the official's call to make. that counts in the nfl, the official's view. >> we can't argue that. this is -- you knowthat. you know i can't stand up here and, you know, make these comments. reporter: but the 49ers are in familiar territory coming off back to back losses for the situation coach hbaugh chooses to embrace. >> advsity, yes, we've got that. always look at that asn the spine.to show the steel in that's what we're going to have do. look forward to that chalnge. >> rorter: the last time the 49ers lost t straight game they did go on to win five in a row, and getting last year leading receiver back on the field, that would definitely see michael crabtre py monday to night against shington, coa harbaugh says it depends o seeing him getting him out her every day and seeing just how much of a load hean hale. in santa clara, nbc bay ea. >

they may be --ook at the and sunol and causing me on backup. approaching the dublin inrchange and mor heading toward 84 cut thrgh and maybe approaing from the northbound section. that's adding to the traffic f. you come around the bend you are pretty smooth for the northboun route. 87 and nor 101 start toog down. look at the r section. this is traffic bogging down. no big surprises nor from san jose. lookin at foster city. apoach off of the san mateo bridge. look at all o that company for west 92. no incidents on the bridge. you have a slowdown at the interchange. i'm checkingow a new crash, i'll give you those coming up. >> busy one. thanks. >> still ahentoday in the bay," gas poisoning kill waso people inside a colorado mine. right gear what ted with the >> was it a mechanical probl or pilot error. what invesgators are saying initially about a deadly jetliner crash in russia. flying half staff outden e airport in russia where 50 ople died 18 plane crash. the plane exploded while making a second aempt at landing at its home port. investigators

. >> what would immigration reform ,ook like at the national level the dreamers who have been protestinghe young people? >> i think the migration reform on the national level, i think there needs to be a separation between the criminal legal system and immigration system. as society we have entrusted this criminal legal system to say, hey, look, you paid your debt to society and this is your sentence. right now we're looking at noncitizens getting practically sentenced to life, which means they cannot come back to the united states. i would say that would be the biggest thing would to separate the criminal legal system from the immigration system. and repealing the laws of the 1996 legislation. what has been put out there right now is immigration reform is only adding to the 1996 laws, only adding more enforcement, more sort of convictions that would lead to deportation. >> families for freedom is asked for in a valuation of what happened with tiombe carlos. >> in the beginning when they wrote their notice for the offices that are going to look into the suicide all come from immigration

basically saying lack at ook at sending a message. the innovation of sandy. really two moments on the national stage. one, giving governor romney's keynote address at the republican convention in tampa. did' that did not go that well. not only did steve said. did him a lot of good, politically in new jersey. elevated on the national stage into a plausible presidential candidate. the interesting thing. the governors often say, take, two term pledges and break them. he didn't take a two term pledge. on the speech. he kept talking about how he was going to serve new jersey to the end. stay until his mission was completed. sets of timer running on when his mission will be completed. >> he announces. >> we can fast forward to a year from now. the year that all sandy victims are back in their homes. i think he will declare mission accomplished. he has a pretty clear timetable for when that will happen. >> cory booker one of the pledges too. >> they all break the pledges. he didn't make a pledge. one year, right. of a runway where he is going to be pretty much able

>>ooking pretty good to srt the day. good morning, j and laura. good morning to you at home. you canind your seven-day forecast scrolling at the botm of our scrn. every single region is covered. we have a reallygood-looking day shaping up. hour by hour forecast for the next 12 urs. uth bay looking good as you drop the kids off at school. 57 at 9:00 a. by 5:00 p.m. making your w homerom work, looking good. 65 degrees the. take you along the peninla where temperatures are going to be comfortable at about 65 degrees at 5:00 p.m. we are talki about the warmest day of the week in san francio. we are actually eecting plenty of 70s. the rest of bait looking good. 70 degrees at 5:00 p.m. as you break for lunch, a comfortable 64 degrees. in ttri-valley, the warme spot across the bay ea, even when the sun sets, just before 5:00 p.m., a comfortable 71 deees. we areoing to take look at erce wind and rain. we'll let y know when that is slated to hit your orstep. drive.now, let check your >>> compared to yesterday, a much easier, more gentle commute. we have the meterg lights on there ishe

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and we are doing it while ooking at video.utnik cold war burst onto the international scene, tension between the united states and russia. there was the red scare and we heard earlier about senator joe mccarthy and the role he played in the united states. the rosen berg espionage trial. . e u2 spy plane shot down rosa parks did her famous bus ride and montgomery, alabama, the arkansas deseeing ration case and the creation of the nterstate highway system and nasa was established and our last two states came into statehood, alaska and hawaii. mamie eisenhower wasn't involved in any of this? >> she did not discuss issues publicly. that was not her job as she saw it. privately, she was very opinionated and had very strong ideas on a number of social issues, but she simply was not an activist the way that we think of women speaking out today. in fact, she was probably the last presidential wife that didn't have a particular cause while she was in the white house. that was something that eleanor roosevelt had done, but best truman h

you can go on the website and ook it up. under political parity. my favorite one was when you look at the map of the united states and you note how many women senators are actually in pairs, from california, washington, whatever, and then if you start noticing how many ave like one senator and one woman governor, it becomes clearly that it is not random. i remember in my earlier time thinking, well, if you have one woman already in one of those top three positions, then no one is going to want to elect a second one because they will think they're overdoing it, you know? it turns out that the second woman has a boost. and we don't know exactly why. it could be that of course the obvious, oh well, people in the state have gotten used to electing a woman. it could be that there is role modeling that is going on and more women are really thinking about becoming political. he women themselves. some of the women have shown where the pockets of energy or pockets of money were. it is like bringing the next one along. it is so exciting, because we have to f

weeks,ook at the last 12 he can count on one hand what we have achieved. he put the government back in business. bill, which i am proud that we passed. but it fell off of the end of the earth when it went to speaker john boehner. thank you. first i want to thank senator reid for his leadership. today is a sad day. things should never have gotten to this point. we have been forced here by an extreme group that has waged a successful war on government. we believe firmly that governments have to function to help average families out of their morass. there is a group on the hard right that wants to stop everything dead in its tracks. nominees, executive nominees, and legislation. we have seen their success. the tea party wing of the republican party, which has been running the show, the leaves any dysfunction in government helps their cause. when a judge is blocked, their goals are served. when a cabinet post goes on failed for months on end, they think they win. goal andtion is their they have been achieving it a lot recently. look at the congressional approv

ook in they are angry. they were made a promise by the president that they could keep their health plans. reportedly more than five million individuals have lost their policies. undoubtedly, this is just the beginning of americans not being able to keep the insurance that they like. one of my constituents, sam from erie county, pennsylvania, has been affected. he's been on the same policy that's provided him with adequate coverage, exactly what he was looking for, for years. he's no longer got access to that coverage. or lisa and her husband, both self-employed and hailing from punxsutawney in jefferson county, pennsylvania. they have five children, two in college, two in high school and one working. after receiving notice that their effective insurance has been canceled, they have been saddled with increases of $20,000 a year. how about john who emailed my congressional office this week after being informed by his insurer, due to changes under his fordable care act, policy is now canceled. he owns a small

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