- ori! (growling) - hi! i'm ori! - my name is agent - odd squad is made possible in part by... - ...a cooperative agreement with the u.s. department of education, the corporation for public broadcasting's ready to learn grant and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. olive. this is my partner, agent otto. this is a glass half full. but back to otto and me. we work for an organization run by kids that investigates anything strange, weird and especially, odd. our job is to put things right again. (theme music) (whinnying) - ah! - hi-yaa! - come on olive! come on! - where are we going?! who do we work for? we work for odd squad. ms. stevens, i'm happy to report we've found your runaway snowman. - sorry, we took so long. - hey, stacy. - i haven't seen him since i was 7. - hoho! want to go play? - yah! thanks, odd squad! - warms your heart, doesn't it? (weird animal sound) what's the problem ms. o? - there you two are. something very odd has not happened. - not happened? - yes. and because

. >> this all four counts they found that the ferm did not discriminate orie tall yit -- or retaliategainst powell. >> it never referred -- it never occurred to me that a careful and attentive jury would find discrimination orie -- or retaliation and i am glad to be proven right about that. >> he sided with kleiner perkins. >> with the one key piece of evidence what was that? >> there was not one key piece. there were a number of pieces. >> powell did well as chief of staff, but the reviews documented weakness as an investor. juror two thought there was retaliation and voted in favor of pou. >> both jurors say they deliberated carefully and never considered the broader implications of the case. >> i think the 12 of us did the best job we could. >> their duty is done, but that doesn't mean the debate is over. tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >>> the broader impact of the ellen powell case will be felt for years to come. >> the door is wide open. ellen powell should be cheepedded for -- commended for that. now the companies will think twice about leaving their eeo policy in a desk drawer. >>

. >> this all four counts they found that the ferm did not discriminate orie tall yit -- or retaliate against powell. >> it never referred -- it never occurred to me that a careful and attentive jury would find discrimination orie -- or retaliation and i am glad to be proven right about that. >> he sided with kleiner perkins. >> with the one key piece of evidence what was that? >> there was not one key piece. there were a number of pieces. >> powell did well as chief of staff, but the reviews documented weakness as an investor. juror two thought there was retaliation and voted in favor of pou. >> both jurors say they deliberated carefully and never considered the broader implications of the case. >> i think the 12 of us did the best job we could. >> their duty is done, but that doesn't mean the debate is over. tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >>> the broader impact of the ellen powell case will be felt for years to come. >> the door is wide open. ellen powell should be cheepedded for -- commended for that. now the companies will think twice about leaving their eeo policy in a desk drawer. >

. >> this all four counts they found that the ferm did not discriminate orie tall yit -- or retaliate against powell. >> it never referred -- it never occurred to me that a careful and attentive jury would find discrimination orie -- or retaliation and i am glad to be proven right about that. >> he sided with kleiner perkins. >> with the one key piece of evidence what was that? >> there was not one key piece. there were a number of pieces. >> powell did well as chief of staff, but the reviews documented weakness as an investor. juror two thought there was retaliation and voted in favor of pou. >> both jurors say they deliberated carefully and never considered the broader implications of the case. >> i think the 12 of us did the best job we could. >> their duty is done, but that doesn't mean the debate is over. tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >>> the broader impact of the ellen powell case will be felt for years to come. >> the door is wide open. ellen powell should be cheepedded for -- commended for that. now the companies will think twice about leaving their eeo policy in a desk drawer. >

still with us, ori nir and shipley telhami. in the closing hours before the polls opened, prime minister netanyahu said to the voters i promise you no two states. what does that mean? >> well, it means that in the way he answered the question there's still a tiny bit of wiggle room which i think he'll try to use if he becomes prime minister and has to reestablish relations with the international community, which stands behind the idea of a palestinian state. what it does mean is that if he does form and it seems he's going to, a light wing coalition, that position that he holds, but doesn't want to make it public, is one that's going to guide his policies. i think we're going to see more of the same in terms of creating settlements, in terms of not engaging in negotiations with the palestinians toward the two state solution and, you know, more erosion are prospects for peace. >> do you think there were people on this side of the atlantic who said he said what when he said that? >> no, a lot of people ever suspected he didn't re

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from a night, from a distance, and also the key witness in this investigation, the woman who was with orisemtsov at the time, the ukrainian model she was questioned by the police extensively, even as she has gone to kiev now to be with her mother, she gave an interview and said that she was walking with boris nemtsov from the restaurant to his house, and the attacker came from behind and shot five shots into nemtsov's back, but she was too shocked to remember which car it was that fled afterwards or any other details. and the police themselves, the only information have given us so far is they say at least six shots were fired from a pistol. police say they are studying videos at the moment, but of course everybody in moscow, all of the support to boris nemtsov and i'm sure the investigators themselves want to know what happened and who is response before this killing. >> all right, julia, thank you for that julia lyubova and live pictures from the funeral of the slain opposition leader boris nemtsov. the israeli prime minister is due to take on capitol hill this tuesday and his fight agai

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orí÷ and by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewersike you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios in lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening. thanks for joining us. tuesday is the deadline for a nuclear deal between iran and the world's major powers. and in switzerland, negotiations are intensifying to try to wrap up an agreement. the european union's foreign policy chief expressed optimism about the talks >> we have never been so close to a deal, still we have some critical points that need to be solved. >> sreenivasan: in israel today, prime minister benjamin netanyahu renewed his criticism of the apparent deal being fashioned by representatives from iran and the united states germany, france, the united kingdom, russia and china. >> ( translated ): i expressed our deep concern towards this deal emerging with iran in the nuclear talks, this deal as it appears to be emerging bears out all of our fears, and even more than that. >> sreenivasan: one of the key sticking points apparently holding up a fi

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ory on "action news" is the investigation into the fumes that forced paulsboro high school to be evacuated. ali gorman is live at the hospital where students and staff were taken to be treated but eva pilgram is live with more on how this happened. >> reporter: parents rushed to paulsboro high school or to the hospital, more than a dozen students and teachers got sick today and it's from an odor from a leak at the neighbor refinery one that they have been dealing with for days. emergency workers rushed to paulsboro high school after more than 12 students got sick. the problem started monday after complaints of a strong odor, emergency management was called in to test the air, but today the air quality results had a different reading and emergency management recommended they close down for the day a seal on the tank broke sunday night and an odor quickly filled the air and air tests in the school showed a positive results for napta, a substance they call dangerous. they have fixed the faulty tank which should resolve the issue. >> we'll make the decision tomorrow as we would a snow closing

expected battery life, retail price for all four models and how it fits in with other devices others own orie places them. or replaces them. >> the excitement will be driven by the apps. >> there is a lot riding on this for ceo tim cook. it is the first product conceived since steve jobs' death in 2011 and it will be the first foray into wearable tech. they have brought in jewelers to make sure it is functional and fashionable. abc7 news. >> abc7 news will have live coverage tomorrow including live tweeting from the event. follow us on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >>> apple announced they will give the shuttle bus drivers a 25% increase in hourly pay. in addition, people who work a split shift which requires them to drive routes in the morning and in the night will earn a higher hourly wage. tesla employees will lose their jobs because of slow sales overseas. they report a 30% reduction in staff. a spokesman confirms some positions will go away. the palo alto company says it is making business changes to better respond to the market there. >>> still to come on abc7 news at 11:00 remembering

jackson was the 6th employee to be fired orie signed. a report cleared darrin wilson, a name you heard a lot of civil rights charges in the shooting of black 18-year-old teenager michael brown in ferguson last summer. wilson has since resigned. >>> and joining us now on the phone is rod wheeler former dc homicide detective and criminal investigation. you have heard what the chief has to say and what are your thoughts on what happened here tonight? truly a horrific scene there. >> you are exactly right. it is a horrific scene, but it is a scene -- by looking at the police chief, you can tell they are becoming more and more weary and tired. they are gonna have to get control of the situation out there. the situation right now is completely out of control. you have individuals who want to basically tear up that community. they want to basically go in there and they want that to be a lawless compliewnt. those two police officers that were shot tonight they are not even from that community. they were out there trying to help the community by

>>mal ory was working at a gun store and a parenting center at the same time. realized there were mothers that want to carry protection, and not going it correctly could lead to accidenting. lower is not encouraging women to have weapons but wants the ones that do to do so safely. that class by the way is sold out. >>> and finally it started with this picture courtesy of a man named martin lamay in england, it looks like a baby weasel riding a woodpecker, but that weasel was trying to kill the bird either way the internet has taken liberties we bring you john travolta nuzzling the woodpecker and dancing saturday night fever style and miley on the woodpecker as she did the wrecking ball and dress blue black-white gold, you know the one and kim jong un also getting in on the action and the llamas wearing the dresses here, as you can see back here on the big board, i'll show it to you joan iing a little bit of this fun. lamay says the woodpecker did live in the story and his one story seen around the world. >> a happy ending there. that story proves the internet c

i would stay in the dressing room which was in the recognize ory.rl i won't mention her name but she was spunky girl with very young apprentice. i think she was at harvard. she was so smart and so much fun to be with. but she was just my assistant. and i so would be there in the rechtory making unfor richard. and she would come in and say it's, you know five minutes out. five minutes. i say well doesn't matter what it is. i would say this would happen every night. she would say what do you meanment i would say i'm not doing it. i said i'm not doing it tonight. she says oh no no no no. you have to do it they're out. >> i said no you know. you know i'm not doing it you are not going to make me do this. >> she said i'm to the going to make you. >> oh yes, i am. i said stay away from me. she said no, no no you're going on that stage. i say stay away. you do it. and we would have this huge fight and all of a sudden i would hear places. and i would go off into it now that's preparation is. >> rose: you were ready to go. >> i was ready to go thenment i don

. >> orie d that really upsets me. >> there's definitely some pressure and stress in my life was tryingo balance so many different activities and academics. >> senior year i'm in a giant pool of stress because i have to be here next year moving on in my life and sometimes i just need to step back from it and sit down and think to myself okay. c-span: it shows the impact of stress on the brain. just goes stress actually can affect your synapses. they are chemicals cortisol and other chemicals that get produced when you are under stress and they actually interrupt that process i was talking about of having to build a synapse. building a synapse during learning a few steps that take a few hours to happen and minutes to hours and those building blocks can be interfered with by hormones like cortisol. it's produced under stress so it's no now, basic research is showing exact we help stress can disrupt it and of course it's a downward spiral. if you get stressed you have much difficulty trying to memorize something or function well in school and then of course you get a worse grade two or mor

so it is women's hist ory month and the quality of women -- the equality of women extends to the military and by the end of the month all gender equality standards are to be set and all position should be open except an exception to the policy are requested. are all services on track and if not, why. and from what i see most won't be open by the january 21st 2016 deadline so what are you doing to provide service and in compliance with the directive and why are women in open specialties like communications and logistics still barred from serving in marine corin factory -- infantry in any capacity even when a male public officer requires no training beyond what all officers receive at the basic school and women in these open specialties are not allowed in any capacity in infantry battalions? cana dress where we are -- can you address where we are where we're going and what we feed to do? >> ma'am if i could. we're on track. we have to make our recommendations to the secretary. this year we're continuing to finish up the testing through -- for all of our mos. currently we have engineer and i

in ori peanut and tell louisiana the winning names will be anonned on wednesday march 5th. >>> newman society is looking for hungarian innovators. this event starts at 9:00 this morning at historic general mills mansion. it was founded by hungarian innovators in the silicon valley. you can find a link to that on ktvu.com. look for it under the web links session on our home page. >>> one year of water left. that's what one person is saying about the water supply. and what the water control board is doing this week. >>> and a pack of coors light is -- >> and president obama takes down his critics including jimmy kimmel's mean tweets and more reaction about the harsh and humerus words. >>> some of us are pouring into the '80s, we'll have a look at the current conditions and what you can expect for the second half coming up. the volkswagen jetta is really fun-to-drive. go for it. okay. wow... woohoo! i'm dreaming... pinch me. no, not while you're driving. and, right now, you can get a one-thousand-dollar volkswagen credit bonus on jetta models. seriously, pinch me. it's not a dream. ow! i

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