they won an all expenses paid trip to the super bowl in a ravel.ary came down with double pneumonia, and they knew the trip to new jersey would not be possible, so they passed the gift along to cody and his family. >> it's great, we have been to california a lot of times, he had five surgeries in the last five months, and this is just awesome. >> probably the greatest memory our family will have. >> isn't that cool? such a nice thing to do. cody says he is an eagles fan, but on game day he will be rooting for the broncos. there you go. right now checking in with that meteorologist, anthony, do you know who you're rooting for? >> the 49ers aren't going, the patriots are not going -- i don't know. i have to revert back to like baseball. let's talk about your weather. we have cleared out, peggy. no showers in the area right now and our skies are beginning to clear. it will turn out to be a nice day. the surround is wet but we needed it. more showers expected to move in. starting to form, this activity is expecting to continue into the overnight hours.

petersburg who was the first passenger, he won that flight in a ravel.ormal passengers once the service was up and running, paid $5 for a one-way trip. and it look about 23 minutes. >> thank you julia. >>> well, 2013 was also the year that saw the auto industry making a roaring come back. four years ago ford was in trouble, and chrysler and gm facing bankruptcy, now the big three have rebounded. >> reporter: the big three, detroit-based auto makers are on a. the three are on a record pace to close 2013 exporting more than 2 million cars and trucks around the world. >> there are still many more in parts than exports, but the trajectory is that exports will continue to grow. >> reporter: the turn around came after the three were in financial crisis. ford went through a mayor restructuring, and gm and chrysler both received government bailouts. u.s. cars once scorned for poor quality, are now in demand, totaling $65 billion in export sales in 2012. why? >> auto makers have adopted a global strategy, where instead of building specific vehicles for specific m

right now it's painting a dry picture. .110 of an inch of rainfall for you in concord and san ravel.n in the north bay. by saturday evening we're dry. highs tomorrow around 60. san jose, 60. sunny, cloudy day. few showers for you. walnut creek in livermore, 61 degrees and 58 your high in san francisco tomorrow with mainly cloudy skies. sunshine is back on sunday. monday we're pushing 70. tuesday we're getting closer. wednesday we're there. once we get there, we are going to stay there. that's a spring-like weather forecast. trees may be budding. >> look! there's a bear in the studio! >> would not be surprised. >> thank you. >>> they're getting ready and so are the fans and so are we. niners take on the panthers sunday morning. how bay area businesses plan toindicate -- cater eager football fans. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, playoffs. >>> the 49ers are in charlotte tonight ready to face the carolina panthers in the nfc divisional playoffs. >> that's right. chopper 5 captured the team getting on its plane at the airport in san jose this afternoon. everybody gets a first class seat. some of the pl

president i think the whole sanctions system will on ravel if there is an agreement and even if the senate doesn't approve of it it's interesting richard the unraveling of sanctions and any you know in there's so many different ways you can look at this needs negotiations of course a rand would like to see the end of those saying sions and there are those voices in washington that say once you start going down that path it's a slippery slope once you are start undoing saying sions it turns into a self-fulfilling prophecy. i agree with that we've already see same some of the sanctions begin to unravel we know there's these rumors about this russian oil rand the chinese appear to be more interested i mean what is happening lots five or six years under both the bush administration that the treasury and state department go around intel or countries you've got to stop doing that their brand if you do you want access to the us financial system and so on and it's been very effective and the momentum has been driving to tighter and tighter sanctions now i think that's reverse and i agree with it w

for processing as the story on ravelled it's been revealed that emails text messages phone calls and internet activity of citizens across the globe have been hoovered up the year ago most people agree that the european union's data protection rules are the best in the world the most rigorous spy agency the n.s.a. and in the u.k. basically just mean ignoring all those rules and just taking everything they want after it was revealed that the n.s.a. had intercepted angela merkel's phone calls it became clear that even the german chancellor is immune because the data is not very protected or otherwise those scandals would not have occurred whether it was germany whether it was in brussels . in france according to edward snowden's latest leak the nash. security agency isn't just gathering intelligence security purposes but indulging in industrial espionage as well he cited germany's engineering firm siemens as one target and still no admission from the top i can give assurances to the. publics in europe and around the world that we're not going around snooping at people's emails or listen

for processing as the story on ravelled it's been revealed that emails text messages phone calls and internet activity of citizens across the globe have been hoovered up. most people agree the european union's data protection rules with the best in the war most rigorous the spy agency the n.s.a. and in the u.k. basically just mean ignoring all those rules and just taking everything they want after it was revealed that the n.s.a. had intercepted angela merkel's phone calls it became clear that even the german chancellor is a new. spin. is spying among friends does not work at all we need trust among partners in this trust needs to be restored now obviously. data is not very protected otherwise those scandals would not have occurred whether it was germany whether it was in brussels in the know in france. it's not only the politicians and individuals but it's also and to prizes that are that are threatened according to edward snowden's latest leak the national security agency isn't just gathering intelligence for national security purposes but indulging in industrial espionage as well h

the senators are they going to listen to us president i think the whole the sanctions system will on ravel if there is an agreement and even if the senate doesn't approve of it. these. it's good to have you with us here on the program a u.k. court has ruled that a pakistani whose father was killed in a u.s. drone strike won't be allowed to find out if the british government helped in the attack the victim's son argued that sharing information on where to a bomb was the same as encouraging murder lesser australia has more on this controversial case. the court of appeal here in the u.k. essentially blocked a non-person dented case relating to a u.s. drone strike ruling that it could not be heard because that would be asking a u.k. court to pass judgement on the united states now the man behind the case is more con his father was a tribal elder from pakistan small to us or tribal region and he was killed along with some forty others in a u.s. cia drone strike in march two thousand and eleven for the storming to of his father was not connected to any terrorism or militancy and even opposed it

president i think the whole the sanctions system will on ravel if there is an agreement to and even if the senate doesn't approve of it. a former inmate at guantanamo bay cannot sue over the torture claims of the person despite being released without charge and the ruling by a u.s. court comes as thirty one former american army officials call for barack obama to keep his word and close the site there's a caffein off now reporting on the facility that critics say blemish is a whole nation's reputation. will be closed no later than one year from now it might be president obama's biggest unfulfilled promise closing gitmo the detention facility at guantanamo bay cuba that's where we put people in prison forever without charging them with any crime i can imagine where you could put these people that wouldn't endanger the community political bickering has kept detainees in limbo for years nearly eight hundred prisoners have been sent to guantanamo bay since two thousand to one hundred fifty five detainees remain there today most without charge or trial but i don't think the u.s. has a nuff e

i have the great privilege now of@(raveling around the world, meeting young people from all over theorld who've gotten involved in this program and listening to their stories, as well as the amazing volunteers and adults who help them. and now the award is in 140 countries around the world and has become a huge, huge success. i mean, there are probably nearly a million young people currently participating,(m striving to get their bronz, silver, and gold awards. so, it's very exciting. >> if there's one message you would like people to know about the award, what would it be? >> i think the simple message is have a go. if you get the opportunity -- and w're trying to make that, you know, to more and more people t to get involved -- you know, please just have a go. it shoud be fun, and you should get a lot out of it. >> speaking of fun, sitting on a couch dishing with his royal highness really rocked. you don't have to have royal blood to enter the duke of edinburgh awards -- just a willingness to make a difference in yourself, your community, and maybe even the world. for more informat

push for talks head geneva two on the syrian battlefield radical islamist fires and al qaida linked ravelled continue to turn against each other for control of major cities are just three of a national reports from the front line in the northern city of aleppo some viewers may find a following scenes disturbing. the elliptical region in northern syria one of the richest and most developed before three divest eighteen years of war has been the scene of some of the fiercest clashes between government troops and the rebels fighting shoulder to shoulder with a number of different al-qaeda affiliated groups but now a different sort of war is raging on the same battlefield. in the or or lesser gosh the moderates free syrian army an umbrella military organization uniting anti assad forces since the beginning of the conflict is beslan numerous radical jihadist groups who they say hijacked their revolution in order to establish an islamic caliphate in syria don't stand do not stand up he had up to the roof of one of the highest buildings in the city of aleppo but the syrian army's line ends at the wh

. >> i'm not trying to ravel razzle dafl you. panetta tells on the report the day it happened. smiling at you you know him. tell me why? >> because that was consistent with director petraeus said and as the committee said, that was consistent with what the intelligence committee was saying. >> that's not what panetta said. >> again, but, no, you are look at the report and that's what they said. >> i don't care about the blood were report. you don't know the answer to that question and i don't. >> why are you covering the report if you don't care about it. >> i'm not covering the report. i'm asking two simple questions and you can't answer the first one. >> i'm giving you the april. >> no, i want the answer from you, carville. >> her answer was consistent with what we're told in the report. >> don't be boring. you are getting boring. don't be boring. okay. second question. >> okay. >> hillary clinton told by the cia you need more security in libya and ben imeaz in particular. she doesn't order it. why not? >> well, first of all. >> no, no no first of all. why doesn't she order i

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. >> as for lincoln he donated the handwritten preliminary proclamation to a charity ravel.bolitionist garrett smith won the dument after buying most of the tickets. a thousand of them at a dollar a piece. it would later be sold to new york state and the preliminary proclamation now sits in a vault at the state library. like that audiotape of martin luther king speech, a precious piece of history now preserved under the same roof. >> ifill: we've posted the complete audio recording of dr. king's speech online. that's on our rundown. >> ifill: the taliban carried out a brazen attack today against a military base in southern afghanistan. using a truck bomb, gunmen stormed the complex and killed an american soldier. that followed an assault friday that targeted a restaurant frequented by westerners in kabul. 21 civilians were killed, 13 of them non-afghans, in the single deadliest attack against foreign citizens since the war started. claiming responsibility, the taliban said the attack was in retaliation for an airstrike last week against insurgents in the eastern parwan provi

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. >> ifill: what do you think, stu, what do you think his performance today and the whole run ravelingthe-- unraveling of the scandal tell about his gopher-- governing skill. >> i think his performance was quite good, he was contrite. and when was the last time you associated the governor with being embarrassed and humiliated. i means that's something for him to say that. this is a guy we think of a as-- as-- as sometimes a bully, even. but he was humiliated and embarrassed and con trait. you know-- contrite. what mike said is exactly right. today was a very good performance. i think the governor seemed sympathetic. i think he seemed like he was shocked and saddened. he said that repeatedly, he was saddened. the question is what happens tomorrow. democrats are not going to let this sit. i'm already getting e-mails from democratic members of the assembly and from democratic talking heads, saying the governor needs to company clean. >> ifill: but here's the thing that seemed to be missing in that press conference which i couldn't take my eyes off of either, is that even though he was con