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the pla so here is going to be pretty doing the right thing for the bnitely to protect the birds,ice with some odors that could o ln all its glory. now, for a littas well. at redwood shores, j despite the smell, they're actlucky to be able to drai pond. they're draining the water back into the plant. the infected water has to be treated before it can be released into the bay. once the area is drainedded and allowed to bake in the sun over the summer, it should clear all the chole arera and they can refill it and everything will be back to normal. while that process is happening, they do have one warning for the people who live near here. >> this has been a bird sanctuary for the last 15-plus years and the birds do their duty out there, and there's going to be an accumulation of bird droppings that we're afraid are really going to cause some problems. >>reporter: the water will be gone in about another week, but it could take months for the ground to totally dry up. the plant has ordered farming equipment that can turn under the slimy soil, but they still say the air around here is go

the place are weather steal plas were, they have not come back. >> the school thing about being part of an entrepreneur community is that, one, you do something great. what is exciting other people come to support you and amplify it. >> reporter: which can lead to more opportunities and more economic growth. >> and again president barack obama just taking the stage here outside of pittsburgh. as i said earlier we're expecting to hear more about a plan he talked a bit in the state of the union address last night, a plan that would encourage more americans to invest in their environment. >> bisi onile-ere joining us today. thank you very much. >>> and in a set of hearings, james clapper issuing a warning about fighters in syria's civil war. many of them see syria as a training ground, and they'll take that training back to their homes and carry out attacks. >> syria has become a huge magnate for extremists first those groups who are engaged in syria itself, some 1600 different groups. we estimate in the neighborhood between 75,000 and 110,000 of which about 26,000 we grade as extremist

he's pla tour beyond his years. he's a true pro.e more success that comes his way the more humble he becomes. i really appreciate that approach, and i think that both of them certainly are ready for this moment. >> stephen: so who's going to win? ( laughter ) ( applause ) come on, drew! grow a pair. i had justin tuck here on tuesday night, and he-- he loves hitting people for a living, all right. i looked it up. he's never sacked you. he's never sacked you. >> let's keep it this way. >> stephen: he likes to kind of like wounded forest animal sound quarterbacks make when you hit them. like the huuu sound they make. how do you as a quarterback get back into the pocket? you have, like, three seconds, you can see this much, and you know that there are four, 300-pound angry pot roasts coming at you? >> right eright. >> stephen: how do you stay focused in that tiny compressed zone? >> uh, it's kind difficult. you have to have tremendous trust for the guys in front of you because i've got five big pot roasts blocking their four-- for their

lot of tennis in those six months so i certainly would have loved to play a little bit more before plaing a grand slam. >> defending champion vis tor yah azarenka is through to the semi finals. >>> rafa nadal did advance to the last state, however it was a hard fought win. the spaniard didn't play last year in melbourne because of a knee injury but showed notice sign of strain. a tough encounter. >>> andy murray ended stefan robert's run in melbourne. two more in a tie breaker, the frustration got to him at one point but the scott battled through to the quarter-finals, 3 sets to 1 the final score. >>> and how about this for a next encounter: it will be the four-time champion roger federer as he beat rupert songerer. >> the draw is testing very testing draw and i know it's tough. it's not easy for anybody now at this stage of the tournament because you don't want any hiccups right now. i hope i can continue playing at a high level. >> can't wait for that. dramatic victory in the third and final test of sri lanka. winning by five wick et cetera, to wrest a 1-nil victory. five of the nine ba

tonight betty yu says: los gatos police are wonderg if it's the latest sick pla. in the so- called "knockout game." betty? mariana sobral / ballet instructor >>> just watch the surveillance video. they try to knock out unsuspecting people at random with one punch for the sheer thrill of it. >> it was, like, a big punch. >> she hold her plate. >> police say a man in his mid 20s clocked a woman in the face. dansz instructor mariana says the woman just dropped off her daughter at the studio. >> it was in the middle of the day. wasn't even dark yes. it was full of people so obviously they're trying to look for attention. >> the woman will be okay, but across the country, some attacks have been deadly. in pennsylvania, this teacher was hit so hard, he collapsed head first on concrete curb. this new york city man was knocked out cold. >> i think teenagers get involved to prove their moon hood and ironically they prove they're still children. >> police describe the attacker as a black man in his early 20s about 5-9 to 6 feet tall. he was last seen wearing a white t-shirt

becomes fertile ground for the pla wide as activists gain ground with it all four of us to be and for the army to be ready to go into action if the need arises as a way to stay with us. i think the fact that these weapons can fly a semi autonomous lead for seven thousand miles to you know the locations where unfortunately my military and the cia are attacking people in countries with which we are not at war to me is simply horrifying and as many you know already argue it's a violation of international law for its assassination i do not support assassination by my government period. the. pleasure to have you with us here on our t.v. today i'm sure. this was staying with us here on our team. national for the weekly bad news for washington came out of afghanistan this week a top american negotiators that it was highly unlikely a new security agreement would be reached before the afghan presidential election in april the deal if signed would allow a portion of u.s. troops through remain in the country after the official withdrawal only to the tensions between washington and kabul have bee

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you buy a pla school and put it into the printer and it prints. >> how did you get into this? been tinkering with stuff since a young age. >> i read that you took apart everything that you could. >> yeah, and if i couldn't put it back together my mom would have to buy a new appliance, unfortunately. we got into this when i found out that my school had a powder- based printer that was really expensive. i said, why don't we make one of these and assemble it. it will be a lot cheaper to print him one of these plastic printers than a powder-based printer. we submitted a grant and we got it and we built one. since then, we realized there was potential for this. in educational institutions. we pursued the idea to make affordable 3-d printing. >> what do you think about this? >> i'm a big proponent of 3-d printing in a lot of different areas, not only for home use, which i think is what you are looking for, something very affordable in the home. just like your paper printer in the home. it will be affordable like that. i'm also a big proponent of 3-d printing of human organs, which i

house speaker john boehner just ended a news conference and he responded to the president's pla plan. >> we know from increases in minimum wage rates in the past that hundreds of thousands of low-income americans have lost their jobs. so the very people that the president purports to help are the ones that will get hurt by this. >> this executive order is in line with the expectation that the president plans to go around congress to get things done before he leaves office. we'll learn more details about it tonight during the state of the union. i'm aaron gilchrist live at the news desk. >> thank you, aaron. >>> it could be a mess if you work on capitol hill. pretty much every street around the capitol will be closed this evening ahead of president obama's state of the union address. several streets will close at 6:00. others wil close at 7:00. we'll have more on the state of the union in just a few minutes. tune in to nbc 4 at 9:00 to see that speech. >>> fairfax county public schools making changes, following the hiring of seven convicted felons as teachers. a new online background c

the madrid is looking for its first title in pla league since 1996. his coach has a lot of confidence in costa. >> the results so far have been because of a great effort from team and a great effort from the club to keep the players who always wanted to improve and wanted to grow up because there was a rebellion. diego costa is a different player, just like koke, all the players have grown at an extraordinary level. >> visitors barsa could be boosted by the return of the player, messe came in an a substitute and the copa del era might not start without his big man there. >> in cases like leo players were as competition for a long time and i'm always concerned about how they feel. stievment like egg only at our rival, makes us corps of make hasty decisions. there is a lot to do until the end of the season, i prefer to have my players in place. >> top half of the spanish stable friday night as they took the lead with an acrobatic goal against murillo. >> also helped score twice, move up 9th in the findings. manchester united are sprit to end the run of

you buy a pla school and put it into the printer and it prints. >> how did you get into this? been tinkering with stuff since a young age. apartead that you took everything that you could. >> yeah, and if i couldn't put it back together my mom would have to buy a new appliance, unfortunately. we got into this when i found a powder-y school had based printer that was really expensive. i said, why don't we make one of these and assemble it. it will be a lot cheaper to print him one of these plastic printers than a powder-based printer. we submitted a grant and we got it and we built one. since then, we realized there was potential for this. in educational institutions. we pursued the idea to make affordable 3-d printing. >> what do you think about this? of 3-da big proponent printing in a lot of different areas, not only for home use, which i think is what you are looking for, something very affordable in the home. just like your paper printer in the home. it will be affordable like that. i'm also a big proponent of 3-d printing of human organs, which is coming to the marketplac

about domestic politics,al those prove indications are weighing of buying himself credibility with the pla, with the chinese army, and similarly he's -- i think he's just shown is tom freidman wrote -- do not ban numbs and bloomberg reporters, because you need a free pres what does he do? the next day he says i can investigate my own corruption. >> i think the $64 trillion -- or billion dollar question here is, is chinese aggression in its neighborhood a sign of weakness and insecurity by the leadership? or is it a sign of confidence and strength? i suspect it's weakness. >> let's get zanny in. you can talk about china, but i want to ask a simple question -- is the fear of the collapse of the euro off of the table. >> it is off the -- or collapse is off the table. whether the membership will stay the same over the next two, three, four years, i'm less sure. i think 2014 will be a year where europe won't face financial collapse, but it won't grow again. it is basically a stagnant region. i think the risk of the euro area becoming like japan was is very, very real. >> that could be a drag on

soon after the wedding steven started disappearing for long periods of time with no ex pla nation.t's the first clue something is amiss. they allege he later said it was because he had a gambling problem and owed money to the mob. he convinced his wife to dip into her trust fund to the tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars to pay it, she allege this is the court complaint. when steven went missing again for further periods of time candice hired a p.i. who reportedly caught him with with another woman. now she's suing to get the money back plus $10 million in damages. that's not all. joining me, the host of "judge alex t" t and a retired judge. this story is unbelievable to me. her father made money because he invented seamless underwear. >> which he will be admired for for a long time. >> i thought that was the lady who invented spanx or the thong. he provided a value to society. this guy she met at beach bum tanning who married her within 11 months, she had a massive scam on her or so she alleges in the complaint. >> she gets married and shortly after he starts disappearing for

. >> this pla-- if the president loses the senate, there's lots of tough geography that democrats havete races this time. if he loses the senate, the state of the union this time next year is going to be an exceedingly minimal affair understanding we would be on the beginning of the horizon of picking a new president and have congress completely controlled by the republicans. the electoral stakes at the end of this year is important. the state of the union is the first act in what has to be that yearlong play. he can't just give one good speech and take it and file it away in somebody's desk. there has to be a plan to go about implementing and trying to make progress on all the things he'll mention on a night like tonight. >> the president outlined five big ticket items including the minimum wage, infrastructure development, did not get to complete the task. you know the man. how frustrating is it for him to be reminded of the things that didn't get done and how does he take that mantle and say we're doing it this year? this is not part of my legacy. >> i think he is frustrated by the

you can also have az pla if the cold air is coming in so quickly -- asthma if the cold air is comingquick you get supercooled. your blood vessels to your heart get constricted and there's increased risk of cardiac arrest. that's for the players on the field hopefully not the observers in the stands. >> does not sound good. >> i'm going to sit home. >> great idea jessica. thank you very much. >>> well, the federal government is appealing a ruling against the national security agency's phone data gathering. are government lawyers now asking an appeals court to overturn that ruling. at the same time, the nsa has been given the go-ahead to continue the program while the courts settle the issue. >>> israel cared out a -- carried out a missile test over the water today. nick shifd ri shifrin has more. >> missiles, short term missiles fired by militant in gaza and long range by government. new missile defense system that it tested today. it's called the aereo 3. the way it works is that it flies high, it flies fast and it tries to intercept those missiles way up in the atmosphere. the idea

pla platelet donors as well as blood donors are urgently needed. red cross blood centers will be extending their hours and they'll hold several blood drives. berkeley expresso on chadwick avenue. stone church on willow glen and st. anthony church in oakland. we have a full list on abc abc7news.com. >>> we've talked about so many effects of this arctic blast. until today hadn't heard so much about the blood shortage because all the blood drives had to be canceled, but in some parts of the country, it was just too cold and too dangerous to go out. >> it's amazing how broad the effect is of something like this. we don't even think about it until we start to hear these reports. >> even areas of extreme cold. >> places like northern minnesota, sub-zero temperatures. this was an uncommon cold snap for them. continuing dry winter pattern. look at live doppler. you see a few clouds passing through right now, but no rainfall yet. we could get a sprinkle or two overnight, though. here's a live view from our emery view camera. temperatures mainly in the low 5

this just highlights to both of us, the pla and the u.s. military that we have to do better being able to communicate with each other in a way that allows us to not lead to miscalculation that won't be protect the security environment. so we'll continue to talk about this. in fact, with that defense officials in beijing the last two days. i am sure they have talked about this. we have a mechanism in place with the chinese routinely talk about maritime incidences can interact with each other. really see more of these in the future we will interact in a professional assembly assembly exhibit towards each other. >> unprofessional as part of the chinese skipper or just a general sense of unprofessional mess on the part of the chinese navy? >> i don't know if it's unprofessional or whether it was lack of experience. one thing i told my leadership in the sea captains as we are operating in this area. first, we talk to each other on bridge to bridge telephone -- radio telephones to work this out. we speak in english. other countries don't. they sp

do we need toex pla explain wha going on?and people who are just as talent bud not established professionals. it's me and tony singing this song. all the camera work is from people shooting in the audience. you'll see bits of animation that was -- you know, that's me and tony shooting ourselves in front of a green screen and putting that green scene footage up on the website and then filmmakers and animators will put it in animation. the horns are people in utah who contributed horn parts. >> jimmy: it's crazy. and tony danza, you were in that movie "angels in the outfield." that's how you know each other. here you are on stage with tony. ♪ impossible to rationally grasp it ♪ ♪ when you throw to a place but you don't want to walk ♪ ♪ oh, it's fantastic enough to make ♪ ♪ you want to do a back flip. ready? okay, go ahead. >> hey! >> jimmy: that's unbelievable. is that something you can learn to do or were you able to do a back flip -- >> i did gymnastics when i was a little kid. so i kept the black flip in the pock th pocket,

this is a test this is a test this is a test pla >>> depending on what list you check. 1 or 2 of most dangerous city if america. under 2013 under detroit police chief james craig the homicide rate dropped 14 percent from the previous year. there was a seven percent reduction in all crime. chief craig said one of the ways to stop gun violence is to put guns in the hands of law- abiding citizens. he joins us from detroit. it is an honor to it have you here. >> i am glad to be here. i appreciate it. >> i know you never taken the position everybody ought to have a gun. but you are saying people who are trained and responsible might be able to protect themselves if they had firearms, why do you think that that could make a difference in the crime rate in cities like detroit. >> i could tell you story after story individuals with guns, have had to it confront armed assailants. you know we have 91-year-old men dragged out of their cars at gun point. we have good samaritans going to the aid of citizens that are confronted by the armed suspects. and there is a fire fight. i am n

they would go in and out with the pla is from the sidelines to the quarterback.e years, i never saw a kid that didn't get in the game wow a helmet on and gear ready, what i suggestion is we should require employment training so that people are ready with the skills, they've got their gear on and ready to get in the game, so that when a job becomes available, they're ready to get the job. >> how about an increase in the minimum wage at the federal level? >> again, i look at that -- years ago i looked at mcdonald's -- paul ryan worked down the road from me, i worked in a small town. those are great jobs to start out with. my great fear, for young people, like paul and i, and my kids a few years ago, they'll be without work. we have a high unemployment rate among young people. if we raise that artificially, we talk that away. instead we need to focus on helping people gets the skills they need to fill those much better paying jobs, the family-supporting type of jobs. we have them in advanced manufacturing, welding, machining, certified nursing assistants, all sorts

i don't think there is any jealousy involved, what is in pla play here is style. i believe mr.think he sees me as a pun, and he is not the only one. and kansas, bill, would you ever consider anchoring a news show up against the big three? no, because in this evevenue i get things done and campaign for things like jessica's long. i can right wrong in a very vivid, personal way. and can we leave the bieber coverage alone? is it legal? the search warrant situation. bieber was just a jump-off point. come on, wise up. and california, o'reilly come down from your bully pulpit. you failed to disclose that marijuana is legal in california. that is because it is not legal? california, al? even in the canyons of topanga? are you hallucinating? and bill, you are sounding silly on pot. it is harmless. maybe for you, jake, but i know people who have been badly hurt by the substance. it altered their lives dramatically. when analyzing marijuana it is not all about what you like it is about harm to children and indeed to some adults. elizabe elizabeth ramos, i never had a client who didn't st

. >> there is confusion among many mormons about whether poly goo my is part of the permanent pla. >> and markion say ultimately what's important to them won't change. >> to having a marriage or not having a marriage doesn't change how i feel about him or how we feel about our family. >> an appeals court will hear arguments in the case in march. >> still to come here, all the sport, including the support act, as a new star emerges at barcelona. details coming up. >> al jazeera america is a >> the destruction of the rain forest in the philippines is not only bad news for trees, a giant eagle is threatened with extinction. we track it into the jungle. >> the heads crest looks like a lion's mane and is considered a treasure but one that is dying out. there are few left in the wild. they need rain forest and large tree to say live in, but now, almost 90% of the countries forests have disappeared. >> it's really difficult, especially when we do enforcement, because there are a lot of eagles. i think being shot without being reported, and we are hoping that people will report those stuff to

all of those provocations are ways of buying himself credibility with the pla. with the army.ith the chinese army. and similarly, i think he's just shown that tom friedman just wrote an open letter saying do not ban "the new york times" and bloomberg reporters because you need free press. what does he do the next day? he says i can investigate my own corruption. i'm putting an elite senior communist party person on it. >> i think the billion dollar question here is chinese aggression in its neighborhood a sign of weakness and insecurity by the leadership or is it a sign of confidence and strength? i suspect it's weakness. >> you can talk about china but i want to ask you a simple question. is fear of the collapse of t theuthe euro off the table? >> it's off the table for the moment or collapse is off the table. whether the membership will stay the same over the next two, three, four years i'm less sure. i think 2014 will be a year where europe won't face financial collapse but it won't grow again. it is basically a stagnant region. i think risk of the euro area becoming like j

only slowing in pet loom pla. >> thanks, mike. >>> 526. coverage of the 49ers quest for six continues. which superstition has jim hard jim ha wife upset. >>> 49ers focused on the football field, alden smith has his case move forward in a courtroom. we'll tell you whether he's expected to make an appearance. >>> two weeks into the new year, police investigating the city's third homicide. police are telling us this morning. >>> we're not expecting to just break temperature records today. we're expecting to shatter temperature records as we climb by 45 degrees over the span of the day. i'll let you know how much longer this will last. also, still have the red flag warning in place. lots to talk about in your full forecast. >> a broken light pole, one lane blocked, cleared from the berkeley curve. more folks coming in from the toll plaza. we'll show you the morning commute as it's developing. >>> the embarcadero in san francisco, records are going to be shattered today. it is 5:29 on this wednesday, january 15th. this is "today in the bay." >>

they say once the shots were fired out, they locked the doors to their stores, many of them shelt nerd pla sheltered in place, huddled with shoppers. it took more than an hour and a half. you can imagine some of the terrifying moments that they went through while waiting for the all clear from police. one shopper said she heard five shots fired this morning. i also want to update you on the people injured this morning. according to the local hospital here, howard county general hospital, four people were injured that they know of so far, three of those injured during the course of the events as they unfolded, one person we believe was shot in the foot. all of them are listed in good condition. so that is one piece of positive news that has come out of this otherwise very tragic situation, an all-too-familiar scene, a shooting at a maul, really terrorizing and terrifies people who came here on a saturday morning who came to go shopping and spend time with her families. i spoke to one woman who said it put things in perspective for them and made her appreciate her family more. >> i've actual

but china is a big target and particularly the chinese pla units that are responsible or believed to be responsible for cyberattacks on the u.s. this would enable the u.s. to sit on those networks, see an attack massing and then maybe make a decision about whether they wanted to take a preemptive strike against them. we don't have any evidence they've ever done that. the only case where we've really had solid evidence of a major u.s. attack using these kind of techniques is iran. >> 100,000 computers is the latest round number. >> round number. >> do we have reason to believe given that the information we have is some years old that it's much more than that by now. >> i think we're going to extrapolate and say that it probably is more than that. i'm not sure what the orld of magnitude would be but it's a natural technical progression that the numbers that you are going after in a case like this would increase just because the proliferation of technology is such and the potential adversarieses are much more adept at using technologies, so it's just natural that we would be interested

they radiate from the central point, which is metal plas sa. this area is where the nonmountain events will take place. the hockey and the speed skating and the figure skating. it's a small-ish pedestrian zone, and to get in and out of here, you have to go through the check points. you have to go through repeated screenings. and then once you're in here, you get to go -- if you have tickets -- to all the different events. then there's the mountain cluster, which is about a 30-mile drive from here. that is along a -- there's a train or the road that you can get to the mountain cluster. that road is not really in the security zone. it is a road connecting to areas. that is a potential target. and then there is the mountain cluster itself, which is protected. there are fences around the venues. but protecting the mountains because there are trees and there are hills and there is cover is inherently more difficult than protecting what feels kind of like a convention center here on the black sea. so those are the two layouts connected by the mountai

. >> if the google deal for next reminded us, beautiful design can show up in the oddest pla ces.t or a smoke detector. where are we going to see design have an impact in the next year or two? >> nest is one of the very first products come a technological products, coming into our homes. there have been many before nest, they were not designed to be something that you would be proud to step on your wall. did ist -- what nest bring a sense of interaction and ease-of-use and a beautiful product. we will see all of these categories, services and products, i call them on left categories -- i call them unloved categories. >> why? >> you would never have thought of a thermostat to be exciting. really --ple do not it is not a loved category until uber redesigned it. another area i have been focusing on is keys. how people get into their homes. i only hear one thing, i hate keys. that is what they tell us. i have been working, started a new company called august, a smart lock that allows you in and out of your house without touching anything. it senses your presence by sensing your phone.

nes, have vectored pla metros and hospital sites.ties and capability sort of match year. they have a target-rich environment and they have demonstrated the ability to organize different types of attacks based on the opportunities available to them. that's why the reports of a singular black widow getting into sochi becomes concerning. in part because you have the potential that she is a singular actor intended to disrupt. but it also could be that she is part of a broader series of suicide bombers who been -- who have been dispatched to attack different sites. no doubt, the russians are following reports of not just a singular actor, but also multiple threats and individuals that they are concerned with. olympics, as we all know, centerstage. the world media will be trained on the olympics. the activities, the social activities around it. in addition, you have the proximity. rather brazen on the part of putin to lace the olympics so close to the caucuses and to who the terrorist actors are used to operating in this environment the op