rodney davis is an applicant. already the company hired back several old tim timers who used their experience to bring the equipment wak to life. >> i never thought i would see this day. i dreamed of it for years and it chokes me up. >> reporter: the only downside today yoorks n, no ship. problems of wind and tide. now, the ship won't be here until tomorrow. after all these years of waiting what is another day? >> if it happens tomorrow we will be thrilled. >> reporter: and many others with him. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> well, sunny here as you saw. we move next to the blizzard of 2011. america's biggest snowstorm in 50 years. the blizzard giving chicago a smackdown. 200 cars, trucks and buses still stuck from one of the record storms they have had. >> at di daybeak. lake shore drive looked like an apocalyptic movie set. cars stuck in snow so deep they could not possibly escape. this this section a mile north of downtown we have come across hundreds and hundreds of trapped cars as far as the ey could see. >>

this beautiful painting which was created by the artist chris king and by a vonnegut scholar named rodney alan. the quote readses, "all moments, past, present, and future always have existed, always will exist. we can look at all the different moments just the way we can look at a stretch of the rocky mountains for instance. they can see how permanent all the moments are. it's just an illusion here on earth that once a moment's gone, it's gone forever." something unique about our timeline is we actually start on the right side and move to the left rather than the left side and move to the right. one thing we wanted to mention about this quote. we hope that vonnegut would know that while he may think that or may have thought that once a moment is gone it's gone forever, we like to think that the moment of kurt vonnegut lives on forever here at the library. he went to cornell university. he was studying chemistry. he did not plan to go into architecture like his father, but he did think he would move into a science career and discovered at cornell that he was not very much interested in doi

but the pistons turned the tables in the second quarter with rodney stuckey finding for all the top scored with twenty eight points helping his side with fifty eight fifty three the halfway mark a topsy turvy match though this one that just fought back and it went into the lead went for a length of found three points that of troy would place the win in the final minutes up one hundred sixty to one hundred twelve their defense came up big stuff picking off a pass by yourself and feed. gould. and his thoughts. finally large hills and even bigger thrills at the downhill world cup and the limp gold medalist in the discipline lindsey vonn returning to form american increasing her lead at the top of the downhill standings and putting pressure on overall leader maria rice saying a maze that catapulted herself to the top of the standings beyond setting merely pace with a great run slovenian registering her best finish in a world cup race this season a scary fanatic a man who tripped over a safety net during her run this whiskey reportedly didn't see any serious injuries but i'm sure she's. been ba

for the pistons tribals in the second quarter with rodney for finding full week of school the twenty eight points helping you sign for fifty eight resumes at the halfway mark topsy-turvy game though this one they just pulled back and went into the lead winterland harris for a three pointer but detroit would clinch it when in the final minute of one hundred sixteen one hundred twelve their defense came up big stuff picking off the past. and feeding ben gordon his shots superbly. large hills an even bigger thrills at the downhill world cup win the olympic gold medalist in the discipline lindsey vonn returning to top for me american increasing her lead at the top of the downhill standings and putting more pressure on overall leader rice teammates catapulted to the top of the standings early on certainly. around here this has been registering hope best finish in a world cup race this season. scary dado. for magic claiming he tripped over a safety net during her run the swiss here reportedly didn't see any serious injuries although must be hurting this morning has been battling from perso

pistons turned the tables in the second quarter with rodney stucky finding for the top schools with twenty eight points helping his side to a fifty eight fifty three lead at the halfway mark well though this was a a topsy turvy game throughout the jazz fought back and went into the lead when for lanka and harris for three pointer but detroit would place the win in the final minute seven hundred sixteen to one hundred twelve their defense came up big stuff picking off a pass by millsap and feeding ben gordon found in his. seal. large hills an even bigger thrills at the downhill world cup in the olympic gold medalist in a discipline lindsay on returning to for me american increasing her lead at the top of the daniel standings and putting pressure on overall leader maria rice tina maze catapult pocket herself to the top of the standings early on setting early pace with a year simpered run here the slovenian registering the best finish in a world cup race this season. but it was a scary day and night here came a tripped over a safety net during her around. it's very nasty but we can say that t

. >> rodney is one of 3,000 applicants for an estimated 110 jobs here. >>. already the company has hired several people back to bring the equipment back to life. >> it's wonderful. i never thought i would see this day. i dreamed of it for years. >> the only down side, no ship. problems with wind and tide. now, the ship won't be here in the tomorrow, but after all these years of waiting, what is another day? >> if it happens tomorrow, we will be thrilled. >> and many others with him. >> moving next to the growing conflict in cairo. many bay area companies are keeping close watch on the developments in egypt. they have serious financial resources committed to that country. carolyn tyler is here. >> some of the biggest names, including hewlett-packard are doing business in egypt. we talked to the ceos of high-tech companies that have personal stages, they are from the middle east and investing in the future. >> just days before the protest begin, plug and play center created a bridge to egypt. like other technology giants, it opened an office in cairo's so-call

for instance, in los angeles when the police were accused of beating rodney king, rather celebrated case at the time, the defense attorneys played the tape of the being over and over and over. they found every pretext because they counted on that that the horror of it or the discussed would wear away and the jurors would be left with boredom and indifference. i think when you write about misery you have to be aware of that. i dealt with in marvelous diary kept by another that missionary named tenure buttrick who he and his wife chose to go with their converts on the trail of tears. it is heartbreaking stuff. i don't think it would make anyone indifferent to the trail, but i did not really want to go into it much tonight. the same thing really about the fate of three of the charities to the reader of the book will come to know best. major ridge, his son john, and his nephew elias. these are three of the man who saw the futility of resisting jackson, made their separate peace with him knowing when they did it that they would pay for their lives -- with their life. in fact it happens. to me

jim brown, deacon jones, rodney pete, mike haynes, the former raider, and yes, "magic" johnson.he list goes on. for the past couple years, rumors have been swirling of an nfl team returning to l.a. now a deal has been announced with farmers insurance, 700 million with farmers insurance. they're saying this is the biggest step yet for the nfl and l.a. to once again be partners. >>> we have to focus on the super bowl and media day, which is always a circus in and of itself. >> the show must go on. they have to do this. if they don't do it, what's the super bowl? they brave the elements. >> plowing across ice and snow to get there today. serious and stupid questions today. some took a national sports survey today that was very harsh on raiders owner al davis.hi we the st bay, a tennis star in the making is turning heads. that and more coming up in sports. th >>> if you've ever battled cancer or you've watched someone that you care about fight for their life, then you know that the cure often feels so much worse than the disease. now some local women are getting help from an unexpec

up the top of the beautiful painting created by the artist chris king and a vonnegut scholar named rodney allen and both of these individuals lived in louisiana. the quote reads all moments past, present and future always had existed, always will exist. the historians can get all the different moments just the way that we can look at a stretch of the rocky mountains for instance. they can see how permanent all of the moments are. it's just an illusion we have here, but once the moment is gone, it's gone forever. and something that is unique about our time line is we actually start on the right side and move to the left rather than the left side and move to the right. one thing we wanted to mention about this quote, we hope that vonnegut would know that while he may think that once the moment is gone it is gone forever, we like to think that the moment of kurt vonnegut will live on forever here at the vonnegut library. he went to cornell university. he was studying chemistry. he didn't plan to go into architecture like his father but he did think she would move into a spy career and discov

the music of rodney crowell in san francisco, show time 9:00 p.m.t the club in downtown san jose, maids of honor and former smash mouth guitar tist david camp. and it also begins at 9:00 p.m. >>> and a postal worker in ohio is thanking a know plow driver for catching a purse snatcher. >> how does that work? >> jennifer was putting groceries in her car and a man came by and grabbed her purse and the snowplow driver saw the incident and chased after the alleged thief in a snowplow. >> he followed him for 21 miles and got the license plate number and called 911 and i don't think he pushed him up against a pile of snow. >>> the suspect apparently -- >> maybe he will make a different career choice hopefully. >> the suspect called 911 himself saying he was scared because -- >> he was scared because the snowplow was right on his tail and of course he was later arrested. >> very good. >>> and with the super bowl a day away, the rivalry is heating up. even the tiniest football fans are getting ready for the big game. it started when a pittsburgh hospital twe

hi, rodney. how are you? ok, so what i want to do to get us started, i want to introduce our distinguished panel here today. and then get our conversation going. so john avalon, who you saw earlier in that fantastic video statement he made about some of the issues and the problems of organizing around haiti and the negative impact of that -- hate hate and a negative impact of that, he is a contributor to the daily business, -- the daily beast, he is also the founder of no labels, the organization dedicated to bipartisan cooperation and in 2010, he led the census union task force that endorsed a non-partisan municipal elections in new york city. he played an absolutely crucial role in the citizens union voice in this whole process. we're just thrilled to have him here with us. our second traveled here from chicago and we're so glad the storm did not getting your way. she has been holding government and corporate power accountable of building democracy as a public interest lawyer for over two decades. many of y

hey, rodney, how are you? [inaudible conversations] >> okay. so what i want to do to get i started is i want to introduce our distinguished panel here today. and then get our conversation going. so john avlon who you saw earlier today in that fantastic video statement that he made about some of the issues and the problems of organizing around hate and the negative impact of that on our political culture is a senior political columnist for the daily beast. he's a cnn contributor, as you saw. he's the author of several books including "independent nation: how centrists can change american politics." he's also a founder of no labels which is the new organization that's dedicated to bipartisan cooperation, and in 2010 john led the citizens union task force that endorsed nonpartisan municipal elections for new york city, and i have to tell you that he played an absolutely crucial role in the citizens union voice in this whole process and was just really terrific, and we're just thrilled to have you with us. [applause] teresa amato traveled here from