red flags, so it requested the imagination to the nation of ukraine. opposition immediately created. the immediate days took to ukrainian independence that the union and the whole i.t. at the independence of russia. the results are specific clinical supports. so the idea was if we ran control of russia. we are bringing controllers of the union and it is not only a symbol, but russia and ukraine. and so we ukrainians don't have the next actions. the religions as small as this particular immediately made decisions in the law for use of red flag. so that it represented to pressure inside the people on the soviet rule. moreover they decided to rename the day of grief and they decided to invite his schools usually in ukraine to tell children about victory dais about glory and soviet army. they decided to invite representatives of ukrainian insurgent army, said they will tell what if they are. what we see here is the legitimacy which is going about the storage implementation. again, it is extremely difficult of what we see right now. so they believe that peo

for use of red flags. so they told representative depressions of people and the soviets and they decided to remain the day of grief. they decided to invite in schools and ukraine were invited to school, and the soviet army, and invite representatives of ukrainian insurgents. and we are seeing real legitimacy which is growing out of world war ii and it is indicative of what we see right now so they -- east and south, they believe people in western ukraine, some people in western ukraine cooperated with nazis so speaking about as far as violence groups which committed crimes against jewish and communist, and they believe people in ukraine should be -- and the only group, both stalin--they came to western ukraine, the only group, the ukrainian citizens. and -- right? and -- this -- original in different types of history. and history toward others. and on both sides, used by both sides. east and south in many publications, and cooperated, and connected with nazism and wheat the people who were fighting for the

are those certainly have red flags thankful talked about facade altercations and other one in the paper on sunday they kept the facade for the real estate section but there was a unit merger you never saw they talked about that on the permits and took them by in the article in the real estate section nothing about the second unit so they're asking $5 million for that so i just think that there's something there needs to be construct new noah valley i worried about can't walk everybody everywhere everywhere but worried about the excelsior in the bayview like i said, i wrote a letter and never heard from spur. >> thank you, ma'am our time is up. >> is there additional general public comment? >> hello, i'm judith i live in burr no heights i'm concerned about two things having to do with the eastern problematic eir in the news this week the opening of the ucsf hospital that has a helipad they're going to do organ transports transportation by car and also in potrero hill there is the police have the emergency bomb squad and their, of course, the event in paris where the public safety is gett

red flag! >> reporter: turns out, he says the tax preparer made up thousands of dollars in deductions. >> it stated that i had a business, which i do not, and it said i lost money in my business, therefore my refund was bigger. >> reporter: $4,500 in fact of which he says she kept $1,500. the irs warning it's an all-too common problem. >> legitimate preparers should be charging you a fee tied to the amount of work it's going to take to prepare your return and file it and that fee should be independent of any refund to which you're entitled. >> reporter: the commissioner's top red flags? tax preparers who base their fees on the size of your refund. ask you to sign blank or incomplete tax returns. and can't provide a valid ptin or preparer tax identification number. and even if you're the victim, you're responsible. now oscar's stuck paying back his bogus refound. >> she totally lied. and now it's my fault that she wrote wrong information and now i have to pay, you know the consequences for that.

it will do something to throw out a red flag. they will identify the red flags and see a very unsettling pattern that's in the volatility index now. he's not just seeing one red flag. he's seeing a ton of them. check out these twinned daily charts of the s&p 500 and the volatileity index. this is since last november. s&p and the vix should have a correlation. when s&p is hitting new highs we want the vix to hit new lows. the vix should be making new highs, after all it's called the fear gauge for a reason. when the market plunges we expect it to be on the rise. remember, that's the inverse. market going up vix showing fear. that makes sense. lately we have been seeing a different pattern. the volatility index ramping higher as the s&p churns in place or makes new highs. look at how the vix has been trading since november. it's been making lows. even when the s&p made all time high in late december. in other words even when the s&p 500 was showing real strength the index went higher. that can be a sign that something big is about

the inability to sustain a gigantic rally like we had today that's a red flag. you have to trace the sources and find out, where did it come from? there was news out including the job report, that's a big deal with janet yellen. there was nothing. when you actually saw was a decrease. people quit their jobs less in manufacturing and professional services. there was no fed-related stuff that i could see. then i also tend to think there are times that the markets go to shakeout periods. to spook the weak hands. sometimes the strong hands become the weak hands. what do you think? matt: today was a bit of a rollercoaster for me. the nifb came out and said 25% of companies will increase compensation. much higher than 25% in november. that wage issue might be gone. coming out of the gate. the economic news was great. to me, it's just weak investors. we saw that number last week, a couple of people were bullish. charles: how do you plane getting weak when the market is up. why do people start sell? matt: we'll talk later about it. that kb homes came out with bad number

and so looking back there were some red flags. >> reporter: another red flag. an e-mail from a local representative who sells botox. a warning back in april. telling dr. pham there may beanother botox bandit in the neighborhood. a man fitting the description of the man in the surveillance video. got similar treatments at another san francisco office and got away without paying. this time the bandit slipped away by pretending he was on the phone. >> hopefully this kind of thing won't happen to many people. and this particular person won't get away with this. >> now we were there when police arrived off to take down as much information as they could. unfortunately this case is not high on the priority list. reporting live in san francisco, cheryl hurd nbc bay area news. >> cheryl thank you. also following developing news at this hour. now wednesday morning in indonesia. and searchers have found the tail of that air asia plane that crashed last month. this is in the java sea. show you now the first pictures of the wreckage through the murky water. see there some o

. >> if you go to twitter or facebook they are shopping is a red flag.tials. also pictures. also instagram not just law enforcement but the general public people are showing pictures like aerial photos that carries or camera locations, a security checkpoints are parking lots that is a red flag these will be skiing on the. sometimes it will sound overly simplistic with those of the ones that our concerned. however they screening bags and what can i get in? not only law-enforcement looks but clearly the general public. >> are they getting more chatter than normal? >> no question. but i am not disclosing anything i shouldn't but we have such a sophisticated system with respect to monitoring events on social media we are ahead of the curb. people have been waiting a long time for this sunday. neil: are the koch brothers about to end the world? with their campaign some people say it will bleed to planetary disaster by undermining climate action. the end of the world scare tactics are getting old but they must help raise money. >>. >> for how many decades have

despite red flags, french officials lost interest and stopped that surveillance. french officials told the report e recorder that koachi was under surveillance last year, allegedly after he underwent training in yemen. officials believe the koachi brothers both traveled to yemen. sleeper terrorist cells have been activated in france in just the last 24 hours. police officers being told to carry their weapons with them around the clock and also told to erase their social media profiles. they're coming to paris to host a massive unity rally tomorrow. a guest list, extremely high-profile, israel's prime minister, the palestinian president, jordan's king, all plan to join many others about many members of the public. perhaps as many as a million members of the public. many developments today. with me to discuss all of this here in paris, college professor, jonathan lawrence. he is also author of the emancipation of europe's muslims. along with cnn national security analyst, former c. imt a. operative and retired delta force army officer. jonathan, i wonder if i could

leslie companies skimp on that, that is a red flag for me.ou help a lot of small businesses out, you have to convince them to make certain investments in areas they may be tempted to skip. >> you cannot save yourself into prosperity. you can only cut so much and then you need to be investing in your growth and put the money out there to grow the people know your product is out there. the other thing i would say, look at barbie, nobody ever looks like that, right? what were they thinking. >> trends, you cannot just a one quarter expect to get the entire picture. the last four quarters to see where the trend is going. that is fantastic. mattel going the opposite way. and also compare them to their competitors. don't take bio taking, it will not be very good. charles: time to address the questions on "making money." stephen prince tweeted you guys referenced peg ratio often, what does it represent and how does it compare to p/e ratio. when is measuring the rate of growth at the top line which is revenue growth in the p/e ratio, earnings is more

. >> if you do listen up, talking about first dade red flags, what you should avoid doing, if you'reing for second date. >> yep because we came one that yesterday. we both agree no movies, guys. step it up, get creative. >> because you want to talk and get to know each other. >> and men love doing that right, talking? >> oh, ya. >> so coming in on twitter big time, three words. >> for guys, they just opportunity hear three words for you. >> david we're lotto winners. >> here is another one. i can cook. >> i can cook. other another woman wrote in: food remote, sex. >> (laughing). >> three categories. >> wouldn't it be i love you? >> no. >> one i think might have got ten. >> sue says, guys don't want to hear that. >> so let's have sex. that's three words? >> that's not it. >> no. >> so we'll take a hint from the classic scene from titanic. >> okay? >> it is a big hint. take a look. >> ♪ ♪ >> trust me? >> i trust you. >> ♪ ♪ >> that's right. that's it. three sexiest words are i trust you. >> that's good. >> i don't know, i don't know, paul got that. paul. >> yes, i trust you. >> here is

the red flags will be on you, they may be easier to slip in places where the borders are porous they can cross over get back and forth simply. >> you are hear to tell us that there were concerns about the weaponry and where the weapons might have come from. >> yes. europe is very controlled with the weapons, i was concerned about the ak-47s used in the paris assault. they were heavy in this attack. the police are not prepared for the level of weapons, they don't see them as much. they bring in the military. this is going to notch up what all the countries will have to do to prevent them. >> let's go on your experience spending time in belgium, in the town in the country. does it have the same kind of issues with its muslim population as france has - 3-5 million in france a lot of young people who feel marginalized and disaffected, unemployed, poor - is that the case in belgium, which has a smaller occupation in the order of 5,000 or so. >> yes, smaller population. doesn't have the history of muslim but what they have is active participant in the title with i.s.i.s. which is why getti

it could be a red flag for anti-social behavior.irst study of its kind published in the journal of personality. researchers say they focused on ornamentalon on men who posted more photos of themselves online. that doesn't mean that men who post selfies are all narcissists, but they have a higher than average anti-social traits. they focused on men for whatever reason. >>> all right. and the golden globe for best motion picture goes to "selma" and "into the woods." the people behind the glitch said it was an error. it shouldn't have gone out. they took the test live with two randomly chosen movie titles. they say they have no knowledge of the winners, no knowledge whatsoever. only the accounting firm ernst and young has access to that. >> we'll be right back. have you heard of the new dialing procedure for for the 415 and 628 area codes? no what is it? starting february 21, 2015 if you have a 415 or 628 number you'll need to dial... 1 plus the area code plus the phone number for all calls. okay, but what if i have a 415 number, and i

the first red flag, tension in the relationship.ca colebank pours through her facebook and twitter posts. what she finds sets off alarms. >> you could tell she was mad at someone. >> in the weeks before she vanished skylar had posted angry messages, there's just something about you i can't [ bleep ] stand. people can be so mean for absolutely no reason. hope you don't expect me to give a [ bleep ] anymore. #bye. and the final tweet she wrote, sent 10:48 p.m. the night she disappeared. you doing [ bleep ] like that is why i will never completely trust you. >> she didn't trust someone. that was the issue and perhaps the most suspicious posting the strange game among best friends. sheila asks rachel and skylar how they prefer to die. >> would you guys rather suffocate or get shot. >> shot. shot have drowning or suffocating. >> suffocating. >> it's almost the same thing. >> i know but it's not. >> and when police reveal their cell phone messages they notice a curious absence. >> there was no mention of skylar whatsoever. it's as if she

and let me know for everyone else and the early vention and this is where we notify officers of a red flag and making decisions and getting into trouble so there is a rotation for that. that's going to be mazuko and the safe streets for working group is the bicycle and pedestrian group which i have been working on so i will continue working with them for safe streets for all. those things -- i propose that as assignments. does anybody have -- let's have some discussion about that. >> yeah, i think that works and if commissioner turman can't make the training i can fill in for you. >> wonderful. >> i am happy to fill in as well. >> because that's a monthly commitment. >> yes, absolutely. okay. that's helpful. any other discussion on that? so then i would just move that we make those assignments or invite a motion to make these assignments. >> i move that we accept the assignments. >> second. >> all in favor say aye. >> aye. >> opposed? that passes. inspector call the next line item. chief suhr. >> before we go to the next thing i would be remiss for the officers and work with young people a

i would not be surprised to see a red flag going into effect over the weekend. meanwhile 70 in monterey bay. low 60s in mendocino. currently 21 degrees on the south shore going up to a high today of 50 degrees. here it is. california trail pick run today at heavenly valley, lots of sunshine there. temperatures in the 50s in sugar bowl today with 11 lifts operating. and we have 25 lifts now operating at squaw valley. lots of packed powder and corduroy groomed runs. here you go. running out the door this morning, temperature-wise into the 60s. oakland, good morning! your average high is 57 but instead you're going for 67 degrees. 65 in san jose. winds northeast to 15 miles per hour. here's your extended forecast: the possibility of subtropical moisture lifting into the bay area tuesday, wednesday. i got to tell you, you want to track that, we can do it or our kpix 5 weather app. >> is that a beach weekend kind of?$. >> it is except we have that high surf advisory in place. we have to be very mindful of that. >> water temperature is not bad in the low 60s. >> stick

. >> reporter: another red flag this e-mail from a local representative who sells botox. it was a warning back in april telling dr. fan there may be another botox bandit in the neighborhood, a man fitting the description of the man in the surveillance video got similar treatments at another san francisco office and got away without paying. this time the bandit slipped away by pretending he was on the phone. >> hopefully, this kind of thing won't happen to many people and hopefully this particular person won't be able to continue to get away with this. >> reporter: cheryl hurd nbc bay area news. >>> and now new questions about a hayward train crossing after a close call yesterday between an elderly driver his car, and a passing train. he was stopped in traffic on the tracks when a train came bearing down. the train ended up clipping the back of his car and he considers himself lucky. neighbors say the tracks are notorious for being dangerous and claim the crossing arms don't always come down. >> what was important to me i emerged out of this alive. >> sometimes they come d

when you constantly throw the red flag at the bull, don't be surprised when he comes at you. it's an observation. >> i understand your concerns but you are holding yourself back. you are asking satirists -- >> let me address that. freedom of speech is not absolute. one is obscenity. there's fighting words, there's all kind of examples on it. i'm sensitive to it. a couple years ago i was sued for liabling somebody. i know all about that. >> see, bill. you sue. you did it in a very legal way. >> he's saying bad guys don't do that. why can't they -- let me give you an example. jon stewart showed a picture of a naked woman with her legs spread and the holy family in between. that's not mel brooks satire. i don't mind edginess. >> nobody is threatening killing jon stewart. >> i'm saying, though, i don't want to take this moment to say the artists need to exercise restraint. self-sensorship is in order, don't hit below the belt. >> in your "snl" days, you would have ticked off everybody. >> i should have been dead ten times over. >> can you go too far? >> you can say what you want

red flag. >> reporter: turns out, he says, the unscrupulous tax preparer made up thousands of dollarstions. >> on there it stated i had a business, which i do not and said it lost money in my business. therefore, my refund was bigger. >> reporter: 4500 in fact. of which he says she kept $1500. the irs warning it's an all-too-common problem. >> the legitimate preparer should be charging you a fee tied to the amount of work it is going to take to prepare your return and file it and the fee should be independent to any refund you are entitled. the top red flags, tax preparers who base their fees on the size of your refunds and can't provide a valid ptin or preparer tax identification number. even if you are the victim you are responsible. now oscar is stuck paying back his bogus refund. >> she totally lied and now it's my fault that she wrote wrong information. and now i have to pay the consequences for that. >> reporter: a legitimate tax preparer this year should cost you about $270, that's on top of what you already owe the government in taxes, but there is help out this for people in

looking ahead, we are looking at near and record warmth over the weekend with not surprising red flagt as well very dry conditions then we have a pattern share. that's coming up in the seven- day forecast. but first, heard from rich. he emailed me. he said, 71 degrees in santa cruz? yes! it's true. and then we have a high surf advisory that goes into effect along the coastline for friday through sunday. that's because of a storm that's well north that is causing some big breakers up to 10 feet over the weekend. this is what's causing the cloud cover this morning. first off, watch that. that's the tule fog in development and here comes the mid- and high-level clouds all associated with this weak disturbance. no precipitation for us. it's falling apart at the seams especially as this high pressure kicks in this afternoon. and we return to this northeast flow. that's where the drier air mass from inland moves towards the ocean and that's the setup for an offshore flow from later this afternoon through monday. 65 at the state capital today. 19 lifts available at the pipe park the place to

and having heard this process for so long and not having them engaged is a huge red flag. i also want to echo the concern about having a token project run by pg & e and having dealt with that company and the pollution for so many years. people do want to see clean projects alternative energy, solar, wind, we don't want to give more money to pg & e, we are trying to steer off having them monopolize us. but also we don't want to give them the spotlight of being able to say, yeah, we are agreeing, etc when in fact they are just ripping us off and raising rates. so as a community resident i do support this program, however this could be done right and sometimes things are going too fast and they are not done right. i just want to emphasize that as a community member. thank you. >> public speaker: i have a speaker card here. i'm a conservation manager for the bay chapter of the sierra club. i want to say about lots of folks coming here to speak on -- to oun -- on this very important issue. john anderson, kelly >> i also wanted to speak for the youth. i'm 27 and i'm going to liv

the question seems to be how big were those missed red flags, if there were any missed by authoritiesnk that's exactly right. intelligence services around the world, especially the french and the united states are trying to do just that figure out what they missed. al qaeda in yemen's video claim responsibility for the attack in paris raises significant concern far beyond france cnn has learned. u.s. and french intelligence services are urgently working to determine if al qaeda in yemen, aqap secretly communicated with the co-after chi brothers after one or both of them returned from yemen in 2011. if that communication happened, it was so secret it wasn't detected despite the vast eavesdropping capabilities of the u.s. and that means the number one al qaeda terrorist organization targeting the u.s. and threatening to bomb aircraft can plot and plan without the u.s. knowing about it. >> aqap is the most dangerous affiliate associated with aq corps in terms of external plotting outside of their region where they're located. >> reporter: it remains possible the paris attackers had no di

any bank may be generating hundreds of thousands upon millions of red flag transactions every year and maybe it was an extreme situation at a place like hsbc where they have less than 100 people that are supposed to look at all of that and compliance officers kept telling supervisors we can't do this job. seems like there may be transactions with drug cartels and terrorists, but we don't have the resources to follow. but that was the case where there is a deferred prosecution agreement in a statement access to safe supervisors tell us not to do compliance. no individuals were held accountable. maybe the bank has shaped things up and it's a good result and the money is no longer flowing to drug cartels and sanctioned the eames i hope that's true. we have no way of knowing. >> questions? >> yes, thank you. i'm an attorney here in town. i am involved in the case before the legislature right now which your laughter and agreement i like to comment on the arbitrariness of this is rampant here, where the company was raided by fbi agents in florida for medicaid fraud. they quickly agreed to dp

tatted it was a two apartment dwenl now, it's simpleminded at a single-family dwelling that's a red flag and obviously there's is also pretty good evidence this was a two single-family dwelling and that's a single-family unit so we'll have to looked at both that that's one item this is a potential problem with and the appellants brought up the question about the boarding house in the current residents and renting out rooms that's difficult and the building inspection to establish we take the permits on the merit if someone called it a single-family home but i'll warn the permit holders if they goat both to scenario that's right enforcement in the city with the building inspection or housing inspection home it came back get tricky i'm available for questions there but there are issues with the permit. >> the problem you don't have the plans here you never looked at them. >> no. >> the set of drawings a - are smeefkd. >> i had the same concerned as well councilmember bonin one other thing you have the city on the property profile we look at the buildings are 7 rooms and one abruptly and st

investigators hope publishing all the wines will lead to someone in the industry raising a red flag. >> i used to know someone who worked at the french laundry. wasn't it your husband? >> he has eaten there but -- >> all right. >> a great serenade for someone at the mummers check this out. they were serenading joseph fitzgerald. his family has been in the parade for 100 years the mummers stopped by he held his umbrella and did his own strut in the hospice bed. >> i love it, i'm glad they were able to do that. the suspect in a sexual assault at a philadelphia parking garage faces formal charges overnight. >> philadelphia police say they matched a would be pizza shop robber to a roll of toilet paper. >> developing right now new details of a man accused of raping a woman at a spring garden parking garage in broad daylight. >> a hepatitis a scare is back in the headlines. two more cases are discovered and they could be connected to an earlier source. >> big changes on the way it's going to be chilly, but we're expecting an unseasonable warmup for sunday. >> let's get weather and traffic

any time you have an inmate that's coming up for parole as a sex offender, you know, red flags go up everywhere. when someone gets on parole, you know, everybody's got guidelines. of course, in your situation, the guidelines are a little narrower because of the case, and that's just something that you'll have to just stay within those guidelines just a little more tighter than someone else. now, according to your record i saw -- didn't see anything in there where you had been on probation for parole before, is that correct? >> no. >> i see you were in the air force. >> yes. you wasn't the parole officer here the last time, were you? >> no, i don't think i was the officer that interviewed you. >> every time they've come here before it was what's your home plan and your job plan. i give them that and that was it. no talk. >> see, i do mine a little bit differently. >> that's good. >> you know, as far as his chances of making parole, you know, that's difficult to say because the parole board has the final decision. any time you have a case that's a sex case, sex offender and it's dealin

i think the companies ought to automatically have a red flag and if that red flag goes up the government should step in and say, what was said? host: richard, is that different from what british prime minister david cameron is advocating? he is saying that spies should be able to monitor all of those online messaging services. and of course, that is getting a lot of pushback from privacy groups in recent days. some recent tweets from private security. and senator coates from indiana saying this, staying off the internet is not a cyber security strategy. and one other tweet this morning from patrick meehan, republican from pennsylvania. he talks about the president's visit to the national cyber security and integration center shows the importance of strengthening our cyber defenses. several members tweeting about this, putting a message is week. we will be talking about specific proposals the president put forward in the next 45 minutes from about 7:45 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. with howard schmidt, the former white house cyber security coordinator from 2009-12. and he continues to work on these i

another red flag not really a red flag, just for planning purposes -- if your battery is more than three years old it might be time to get a new one. >>> now we continue to follow that accident on 95. >> here's jillian mele with more details. jill? >> 95 northbound right at girard avenue. a multivehicle accident completely blocking the left lane in this area. you can see one of the vehicles involved. we have three vehicles total involved in this accident that we know of anyway. at one point, it was blocking all lanes on the northbound side. and it's really causing such a delay because it's in the midst of this long-term construction zone so as skyforce moves you can see the big backup we have right now as all of these drivers have to merge into the far right lane in that area. so definitely leave yourself extra time if you're headed this way. let's take you to the maps now and show you on the map where this is located. this big delay here you see, that's the normal 95 southbound delay from cottman to girard. right here from the vine street expressway out to girard is not the delay we're

also seemed to know quite a bit about what he wanted done, and so in looking back there were some red flags. hopefully this kind of thing won't happen to many people and hopefully this particular person won't be able to continue to get away with this. >> reporter: now in an e-mail a local botox sales person recently warned plastic surgery community about the so-called bow tax bandit. a man fitting the same description got similar treatments at another san francisco office and got away without paying. this time he was pretending to be on his cell phone. not had a high priority case on list for police but did go to the office last night to get some information but they are hoping that information will lead to a break. >> thanks for the very latest. 5:0 right now. we'll get a quick check of what's going on outside with christina. a warmup, been talking about it for days. starting to experience the fruits of your labor, good morning. >> yeah, you know, it's really nice especially in the second half of the day, you get home and get into your house. not so cold. i like to sit in front of the heat

that you all voted for and now i'm learning a lot more about other issues so i think this is a big red flag so please do not approve ms. paskin-jordan's reappointment. thank you. >> good afternoon. i want to say my father, phil paulson gets a retirement check. he retired many years ago from central shops and --[singing] >> i'm here to speak on behalf of myself and our future. we've been talking today about the importance of not investing in risk an hedge funds have some risk to them, but there's nothing more risky than investing in fossil fuels at this point for our future. i want to thank supervisors cohen and campos and representatives here for bringing attention to the whole process and supervisor breed as well. i think a lot more neighbors are informed of this process now, which is really helpful, but i think enough information has been brought forth that we should support talking to this woman wendy paskin-jordan. i didn't know her name well before this week and i'd been seeing these reports come out. i urge the board to hear more about these reports. there's 56,000 meme that people th

. >> had he had any brains he would know that you don't keep, taking the, the red, the red flag and throwing it into the bull's face. now who is responsible? the muslim thugs are responsible. all right. let me make that very clear. and i unequivocally condemn this. not going to claim these guys are virgins, provocateurs, pornographers. >> had he not been so narcissistic he may still be alive. >> he would not be dead if he exercised a measure of restraint. an explanation. not justification for what the thugs did. >> respectfully it sound like both, a justification of sorts for what went on here. we are talking individuals who made their living with magic markers, pens, pencils, not with guns and knives. i don't think it requires the sort of explanation that my friend is willing to offer. >> you are getting lots of blow back for this. >> yeah, as well as from conservatives as well. >> you are not making conservatives or liberals happy these days? >> no, not in a. alert contest. here to tell the truth. the country suffers from a deficit of receive strant strai. if they exercise restraint and re

the past three days, everyone talking about how you keep up with thousands of people that set off red flags known to have gone to yemen or afghanistan or to isis. some say it's impossible to track their every move, but you would dispute that? >> no, i think you can track them in the west, or the united states. and you can figure out who is communicating with whom on cell phone calls and the rest of it. and traveling together. the problem really occurs when these people disappear in syria or yemen. i mean, there are legitimate schools, you can study arabic or islam, the moderate form of it. but without a government in yemen or syria, we don't know what they're doing there. they simply wander out out of the capital of yemen, up into the mountains, go into a training camp. the government has no sources in these training camps. and they disappear for six months. i think the two shooters at the magazine that hit the magazine, the cartoonists, were clearly trained in a camp. there was a very professional attack. but there's no way for western intelligence to figure out what they're doing in these

so there really wasn't that red flag to alert us that this was going to happen. >> reporter: kristen does have a heart defect. doctors told her it wasn't life-threatening and shouldn't stop her from running. but on october 19th while running a ten-mile race she says her heart suddenly stopped working and she collapsed just a few feet short of the finish line. >> so i died. i had sudden cardiac death. and then the doctor who was running behind me brought me back to life. >> reporter: dr. raul tavar, a general surgeon with kaiser permanente was running behind kristen when he heard people shouting looking for a cell phone to call for help. then he saw her lying there on the ground. >> i realized that the bleedingreathing pattern is really bad. it's kind of what you do right before you die and then she stopped. >> reporter: dr. tavar couldn't find a pulse so he started cardiopulmonary resuscitation. >> the main goal of cpr is to just keep the blood circulating. keep the blood circulating to the brain. i could actually see in doing cpr on kristen, like when it was going, when i was doing

they would hoist red flags on the fence so no one would come near the property during the three or foureks of convalescence. but on march 13, 1764, the voters in boston at a town meeting decided to allow anyone to come into boston to be inoculated until april 20. the disease had gotten so bad they said we will put away the rules and let even people from outside boston come in and inoculate. the people in charge of caring for the poor agreed to reimburse any physician who inoculated the poor for free. even the poor would be able to afford the procedure. they would pay for it. the town quickly became one great hospital as thousands of citizens went through the operation and hundreds more came in from other communities and colonies to take advantage of the opportunity of receiving lifelong immunity to this disease. in the spring of 1764, boston embarked on the largest general inoculation in the western world. by march 29, an estimated 3000 people have been inoculated with only three deaths reported. only .1%. they are getting more efficient as they practice it. john adams and his brother p

it was unusual enough for the base to raise red flags. military officials in delaware are acknowledging they're erring on the side of caution. the all-clear at this base was given shortly after 5:00. live tonight in wrightstown, george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> threat levels normal to delta. right now the delaware facilities are operating under threat con bravo, a third level, when there's a more predictable threat of terrorist activity. the military said in this case it's acting out of abundance of caution. >>> new information on a shooting in philadelphia's overbrook section. breaking news at 6:00 tonight. we learned two men got into an argument and one was shot in the face. he's in critical condition. so far, no arrests. >>> tonight the philadelphia police department remembered its first female officer killed in the line of duty. nbc 10 at the church of god and christ tonight. the police department held this memorial for the officer. vard was shot and killed responding to a bank robbery in january of 1996. she was a 9-year veteran of t

. >> i'm going to have to red flag this. >> now we're true best friends. >> he's like there's got tothis. he found videos of me my myself with my sister on my facebook page. he stalked me on facebook a little bit. >> stalking is a harsh word i think. i looked into her. >> reporter: they actually vlogged their first date. >> have you ever posted that anywhere? >> no we were waiting until -- >> it's a "nightline" exclusive. >> we will be getting married once i get a ring. she says my god, yes. >> reporter: in an era when traditional soap operas like "all my children" have bit the dust, this is where people are turning for serialized romance. it's not a small audience. >> how many followers at this point? >> a lot. on my channel, on my two channels collectively there's 4 million. >> there's a lot of eyes a lot of people who are interested in different parts of your life. >> reporter: try vlogging with them at an l.a. shopping mall as we did. in 30 seconds you'll see, sure enough, some high school kids recognized them. josh and colleen are in good company. the internet's biggest star cut