then the storm gets reenergized. it looks like significant rain and wind, maybe severe weather. so as far as sunday goes you have to watch the weather in areas of ohio all the way back to st. louis and chicago. maybe even a few tornadoes. >> not a great weekend. >> not there. >>> the parents of casey anthony may find themselves homeless. >>> and venezuela's president promises a flat-screen to even. >>> and the truck driver that wishes he didn't take that short cut. dad! dad! katy perry is coming to town. can we get tickets, pleeeeease??? tickets? hmm, sure. how many? well, there's hannah, maddie, jen, sara m., sara b., sa -- whoa, whoa. hold on. (under his breath) here it comes... we can't forget about your older sister! thank you, thank you, thank you! seriously? what? i get 2x the thankyou points on each ticket. can i come? yep. the citi thankyou preferred card. now earn 2x the points on entertainment and dining out, with no annual fee. to apply, go to citi.com/thankyoucards >>> welcome back. now to other stories making new this is morning. authorities say 348 people have been

pge workers reenergized the line this eucalyptus took down next to the b.a.r.t. station. the tree and power line landed on this prius. first responders rescued the couple and their infant who were inside. >> it was terrible of. >> reporter: right around the corner high winds blew this tree over forcing workers to shut down the busy college avenue. a lot of business owners say the road closure is hurting their bottom line. >> morning it should be busy, but now the people, they cannot go through here. the trees and we are going to miss our customers today. >> reporter: faren duiz is hurting for a different reason. that's already suv. she's lucky. >> we walk out the front door when the tree was coming down almost hitting us. >> reporter: this downed tree is attracting quite a bit of attention, a lot of folks taking pictures, coming out to see it, some of them walking on top of that tree and we're told by public works it's going to take them at least until next week to clear out all those trees and branches. on a man who was sitting on >>> two people were killed in the east b

reenergized by mayor eric johnson, the mayor who led dallas in the post assassination years.us turn civic heartbreak into hard work. they've seen us go from youthful invincibility to existential vulnerability to greater maturity as a city and a community. on the one-year anniversary of the assassination, the late rabbi eli -- levi ohland of temple emanueiman iman yell, ga voice to dal lease's communal pain unleashed on that day. rabbi ohland said then "contrary to the impassioned judgment of that horrible moment, the city is not guilty of the crime. but in those awesome days following the assassination, the most powerful searchlight man possesses was focused on this city. every flaw, every raw spot, every were and every uncleanness was put under a microscope and shown to the world." he continued "the city of rich palaces and tall towers an of commerce were set amidst slums and hovels as the powerful light shown upon it, the city, it was learned, had been inhospitable to honorable debate." rabbi ohland captured the heartbreak and hurt the city felt. he stated playly the defect

set by our founding fathers like john dealey brian and george dealey, namesake of this plaza and reenergized dallas in the post assassination years. these five decades have seen us turn civic heart break into hard work. they have seen us go from youthful invincity to vulnerability and greater maturity as a city and community. on the one year anniversary of the assassination of the late rabby eli -- levi oland of temple emmanuel. one of the city's greatest spiritual leaders gave voice to dallas' communal pain unleashed on that day. rabbi olansaid "contrary to the impassioned judgment of that horrible moment" the city is not guilty of the crime, but in those awesome days following the assassination, the most powerful searchlight that man possesses was focused on this city. every flaw and every raw spot and every wrinkle and every uncleanness was put under a microscope and shown to the world. he continued. the city of rich palaces and tall towers of commerce were set amidst slums and hovels, and a powerful light shown upon it, the city, it was learned had been in inhospitable to honor debate."

>> i believe the answer for us is to take a step back and really reenergize our conservative agenda forn the 21st century. and a lot of these problems. for example, we talk a lot about low taxes, right? that's one issue that republicans are very much on the forefront of. that argument worked in the '80s because in the 50s, 60s and 70s, we had a high-tax structure. but that's not the case so much anymore. that argument doesn't resinate with a lot of americans. >> what state do you live in? >> oklahoma. >> i live in new york. over 60 cents of every dollar i make goes to state, local, federal government, sales tax, property tax. 60 cents of it. wait, you said that's a low rate. >> no, no, no -- what i'm saying. >> you think 60 cents out of every dollar of the government's low? >> no, what i'm saying is that argument doesn't resinate powerfully enough. what we need to do is transition to a new tax argument such as realizing the real job creators in this country are low to middle class income americans who actually buy products and services. >> look at people like rand paul who are able to e

we have this machine set to run in 20 seconds, disengage for 15 seconds and then reenergize for 15 secondsdoctor would come in and examine the condemned to see if there is any signs of life or death. this is the head piece that would be used. if you notice, there is a cable here. this would actually go into this apparatus. the head is entirely shaved as well as both legs from the knee down and they're actually wearing shorts. there would be a sponge such as this. it will be salt brine solution that will be removed, placed into the helmet and go on to the head. also, there would be sponges that will be removed and placed around both ankles. this is a shroud that would actually cover the headpiece. you don't have an option whether to wear the blindfold or not. it's mandatory. the flow is by cable from the base of the chair into the headpiece and both ankles. and it would complete the circuit. this is the gurney that we use for the lethal injection. there are two iv lines come to the portal in the wall. one line would go to the left arm with the right being the backup. this is the room to whe

talks will reenergized after president row huhani wanted the sanctions to be lifted. >>> yasser arafatight have been poisoned. a team of swiss scientists found the palestinian leader had 18 times the normal level of plutonium in his system when he died in 2004 at the age of 75. they do not address how arafat might have been poisoned or who might have done that. >> now to a fox business alert. twitter making the much anticipated debut today. the stock price higher than predicted. lauren simonetti is live for us in the new york stock exchange. what can we expect today? >> i am the first reporter down here bringing you what we know about twitter's ipo. if you look behind me you can see the white scares on the floor of the new york stock exchange. those are twitter symbols. they are listing and they will be traded at the barclay's booth right behind me. this is what we know. shares priced higher than expected $26 a pop valuing the social media site at as much as $18 billion. this is getting so much buzz because it's the second biggest technology ipo ever right behind facebook. this is a lo

there is now a plan to reenergize a san jose park that has had a long history of crime and homelessnessve more now from st. james park with that story. good morning, jeanine! >> reporter: good morning. st. james park is located in the heart of downtown san jose. there is a playground here, lots of park benches and lots of grass, but this is also a park frequented by homeless people and one city leader wants to spruce the park up. councilman san lacardo wants to build a pavilion with a line up of entertainment at the park. the prepare is reporting it would cost $2.5 million to build, and levitte would contribute $400,000. st. james park has been a magnet for the homeless population where they are known to sleep and hang out during during the day. it is an area known for crime where a man was shot and killed in august and last year there was a stabbing, with one result innings homicide there. is an online petition designs to support the idea. the proposal will be presented at the city council's rules committee later this month. . >>> all right. our time is 5:42. new troubles for our footb

conference of catholic bishops is take place as the new pope works to reenergize the church by changing tone. >> reporter: pope francis is calling for a humble church that welcomes all catholics and focuses on the poor. >> let us embrace our people with family embrace. let us make them feel that they bronco. >> that's what he is calling on the bishops to be, good pastoral witnesses of the gospel rather than eideologues. >> reporter: one of the pope's unprecedented ip initiatives has generated excitement here. a worldwide survey of perishes asking them how they handle tough issues like abortion, birth control and gay marriage. topics the pope will bring up on a major summit of the family next year. >> the enthusiasm that people on the council, and they felt so honored to even have been asked. >> reporter: conference president says the new pontiff has touched something across the touch. his tenure has focused on religious liberty in the u.s., because he turned his attention to persecution of christians worldwide. >> we as bishops, as shepherds of one of the most richly blessed nations on

there is now a plan to reenergize the san jose park that has a long history of crime and homelessnesswe have more now from st. james park with that story. jeanine? >> reporter: pam, yes, saint james park has a lot of history that is pretty noticeable. president william mckinley and robert kennedy both gave speeches there, with these monuments commemorating them. but some residents don't come here because of the homeless and crime that surround the area here. well, a bandstand or pavilion wants to be built by a senator teaming up with levitte pavilion in southern california for the project. it would cost $2.5 million to build and levitte would contribute $400,000. music in the park attracts in many in the community but some say they avoid st. james park because it is frequented by homeless and they think it should be spruced up. >> it could be a possible attractive area. there are apartment buildings around and things like this. >> reporter: what do you think of a pavilion or bandstand? >> it would probably work but they need to address the housing or homeless issue here. >> reporter:

the reorientation to the pacific is just reenergized -- has just reenergized a lot of marines. we talk about darwin, australia. we talk about japan. we talked about guam, and their eyes light up, so the morale in my service is pretty high. >> an anecdote -- i had two of -- my systems commands, they have a lot of civilians, and they came to me and said, "you will not have to worry about headquarters reduction and a reduction in force. we have a lot of people retiring, so that struck me because that's a lot of seniority and talent and experience going out the top, and we do not have a lot going in the bottom, so we will be out of balance, and i spoke about that in my statement. kidsal wells mentioned getting bored. in the navy, we are starting to develop a situation where when you get ready to deploy, you are going to get ready, but you got to do it fast and hard. -- they are flying a lot and training a lot for about seven months, and they barely have time to get there will done, their power of attorney dunn, and then they are months, and they longingly look up the window at , an

so we're reenergized to keep touting our message. you have until nnl a more pragmatic conservative republican to won and the tea party in virginia i thought maybe they would lose so badly, i think the divide is still going to remain. >> i agree with you, even though i think that they were defeated. i feel they think they're emboldened. i hope they do, i hope they are inspired to keep this up. what is the divided party mean in this year's election if they won't go away? >> it certainly means they're not going away. but the question becomes as we saw in that alabama runoff, is the chamber of commerce, are the more moderate forces in the republican party serious about standing up to the tea party? i think that's going to be the real question. i certainly hope, i would love to see moderates in congress emboldened because we have some big issues like the budget on the table. and they've been so terrified of the tea party kwers that i hope this gives them a little bit of gum shun. but clearly, the tea party, that's part of their whole sh t

as i mentioned, they worked to repair the burnt pole and they were able to reenergize that circuit.g&e is currently working ten outages in the san jose and morgan hill area. the majority of these are due to the weather. pg&e tells me at around midnight there were about 20 outages in the south bay effecting 15,000 customers. crews have been working over night to restore it. now we're being told that the power should be restored to all the other areas that are being effected in san jose and morgan hill in the next 2.5 hours. reporting live from san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the wet weather made for an especially slow commute on the new bay bridge. water started pooling at the foot of the new span yesterday afternoon just past the toll plaza. road crews closed one lane causing traffic to back up utility way to san francisco. cal tran says workers will be closely monitoring conditions on the new bridge to see how it performs in the winter weather. >>> six to 12 inches of snow expected to fall in the mountains over the next few days. this is a look at the conditions

set by our founding fathers like john nealy brian and george dealey, the namesake of this plaza, reenergized by eric johnson, the mayor who led dallas in the post assassination years. these five decades have seen us turn civic heartbreak into hard work. they have seen us go from youthfyouth ful invincibility. the one-year anniversary of the assassination, the late rabbi from temple emanuel, one of our city's greatest spiritual leaders gave voice to dallas's communal pain unleashed on that day. rabbi olin said then, quote, contrary to the impassioned judgment of that horrible moment, the city is not guilty of the crime. but in those awesome days following the assassination, the most powerful searchlight man possesses was focused on this city. every flaw, every raw spot, every wrinkle and every uncleanness was put under a microscope and shown to the world. he continued, the city of rich palaces and tall towers of commerce were set amid slums and hovels as a powerful light shone upon it. the he captured the heartbreak and stated how the city felt, stated plainly the failings laid bare before th

taught me through his years of coaching it was to utilize every second of a time-out, to motivate, reenergizeon. for the next three minutes i'll use all the sports metaphors i can think of to help us get back in the game with health care. hit the clock. we are not a nation best governed from the extremes. the government shutdown driven by the republicans desire to beef up obama care is extreme. there aren't enough votes to defund the law. if there were the president is never going to sign a bill that ex-terminates his own law and one of the cornerstones of his presidency. on the other side of the field we've had a president of the united states misrepresent key aspects of his own signature reform program on top of what has been an unbelievably bungled rollout. so let's refocus, guys. republicans, who are now the chicago cubs of politics, please, please, please stop trying to defund obama care. it's never going to work and you will continue to look like the party of no. get back to the drawing board and find some real alternatives or fixes to the current law and put them out there. with all th

reenergized by eric johnson, the mayor who led the dallas in the postassassination years.hat day. rabbi olin said then, quote, contrary to the impassioned judgment of that horrible moment, the city is not guilty of the crime. but, in those days following the assassination, the most powerful searchlight man possesses is focused on this city. every flaw, every raw spot, every wrinkle, and every uncleanness was put under a microscope and shown to the world. he continued the city of rich palaces and tall towers of commerce were set amid slums and humbled as the powerful light shined upon the city, it was learned had been inhospitable to honorable debate, end quote. rabbi olin captured the heart break and hurt the city felt. he stated plainly the defects and failings that were lay bare before the entire world. but most important, he called for dallas to use this tragedy to seek a true transformation. look around today. i believe we have heeded that call. the people of this city have been filled with a sense of industry born of tragedy, driven to improve the substance of dallas,

the orientation to the pacific reenergized marines. afghanistan, we are coming out of there in 2014. what's left? we talk about darwin, australia, japan, guam. their eyes light up. morale in my service is high. >> an annedote. you are not going to have a reduction in force, we'll do it with attrition. we have a lot of people retiring. that struck me because that's a lot of seniority and talent and experience going out the top and we don't have a lot going in the bottom. we'll be out of balance. i spoke about that in my oral statement. general welsh mentioned kids getting bored. so in the navy we are starting to develop a situation where when you get ready to deploy, you're going to be ready. boy, you're going to do it fast and do it hard. our pilots, a lot of our air wingers, carrier strikers are flying a lot and training a lot for about seven months. they barely have time to get their will done, get their power of attorney done and they are deployed and gone six, seven months and they come back and longingly look out the window at the

they will discuss the steps the pope is taking to reenergize the church. the persecution of christians in syria and egypt. >> we are shepherds of one of the most richly blessed communities of faith in the plan net, have spoken with unity in defense of our own religious freedom must become advocates for these christians whose lives hang in the balance. >> the ambassador to the u.s. had a message for the bishop, saying the pontiff wants catholic leaders to focus on pastoral work, not ideology. that meeting comes at a time of great change at the vatican. that effect can be felt in baltimore. >> st. matthews parish church sits six miles from the hotel where the bishops are meeting. friday morning, a happenedful of parishioners gathered here for mass, part of a diverse congregation. flags from 47 nations represent members here, a church that welcomes immigrants, gays and leslesbian's. ask what they are doing, he doesn't hesitate. >> i'm enjoying his reign as the pope. >> just eight months, pope francis has changed the face of the church. this most modest pope h

some of the gas comes from pennsylvania and it has reenergized the debate.t many critics find troubling is fear the pipeline may contain] cancer causing radon and there is a concern about a leak or something else that could cause an explosion. like one in san bruno that killed several people. the same size blast here would be cat staw strophic. catastrophic. >> the explosion would be disruptive to a neighborhood that happens to be one of the most economically and historically available neighborhoods in our city. >> spec trough -- spectra energy says the pipeline is safe and will save residents about several hundred million a year in you tilly bills. utility bills. they say there is no public health threat from radon. they say construction is state of state-of-the-art. >> we have put in a number of safety features. we have inspected every weld. >> the government agency that approved the pipeline rejects criticism. it rubber stamped the project. the federal regulatory agency says all voices were heard. >> we had numerous meetings and we have opportunities for

issued brings back all of the pain and grief of that terrible harrowing day but it also should reenergizen sense measures. people have second amendment rights, first amendment rights, there is no need to infringe on them to have common sense measures that require somebody like adam lanza to consider receiving treatment, his family probably needed treatment as well. also, to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people like felons and drug addicts and people -- >> let me bring sheriff dart in. >> that requires background checks. >> part of the problem is the political issue, senator. as you know, because democrats can't get gun control, they're not going to go down the road of mental health. they want something in exchange for going town tdown the road o mental health which is what republicans have been calling for. sheriff, let me ask you, what is going to happen from a law enforcement standpoint if this issue is not solved? does it mean your jails will keep filling up like insane asylums, and we will see more mass shootings? >> i'm the largest mental health hospital in the state of ill

reenergizing the grassroots and talking about everything we have here in the midwest. thank you so much. kim, wonderful job as always. chris, there you are over there. thank you. it is wonderful that we had all you good speakers tonight. i am going to have will come up here. i want to thank you guys very much. if it wasn't for you, we wouldn't be here tonight. thank you for being part of this. thank you. [applause] close, alsoefore we on your table is something new that we are going to try to establish here in polk county. we want to know what kind of experience you had. on your table, there is one form. if somebody would volunteer to sign and fill that out. let us know about your experience for this evening. we will be e-mailing these out as well. i would like to thank robinson so much for being here tonight and being our mc. republicansty iowa wrapping up their fundraising dinner after hearing from texas governor rick perry who is in the state or a two-day swing. it is his first visit to the state since the election of 2012. we are opening up phone lines to find out

is this going to actually reenergize this?of speculation, including that the gaming markets has been declining. these consoles have been around for so long. i think that should help. but ultimately there's a huge trend of people moving toward gaming on their smartphones or gaming on their tablets because they're successful and the games aren't quite as immersive or good. they're right there all the time. i do think that trend is going to continue had so the whole gaming market's probably going to decline to some degree. we should see a nice bounceback. >> if you are an investor, forgetting about the issue of which console's the better console, the gaming companies, the margins on those games, when you do it online or on your ipad, they're making a lot less money. do you think the entire business is going to decline? >> i think there's tough times ahead. they're figuring things out. definitely getting better. even if you only pay a dollar for a game. you're in the game or another dollar for an extra level. they're getting good