it is our top story and you don't need the rook far to see the effect. some rivers and reservoirs are at record low levels. as for rainfall cities are 10% of normal. last year was a record dry year and the second in a row. in the mountains the snow pack is 20% of average for this time of the year. the governor made the declaration in fran -- san francisco. the governor is calling for cuts in the water use. >> the governor got to point immediately. we're facing perhaps the worse drought that california has ever seen since records began being kept. >> and declaring a drought emergency he called on everyone to voluntary cut water usage by 20%. with no rain in sight conservation could become mandatory. lots of water. not so much water. we're there. this comes after three years of below normal rainfall. >> we've seen in half moon bay, this week, and now in los angeles county, we're seeing fires burning like they would burn in july. >> california's largest reservoirs are at record low, the emergency electric areaation -- declaration aims to help farmers. the g

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. >> specifically agricultural businesses and officials are rooking to the past to plan for a drought worse case scenario. >> have a great day. for californians to count on a steady water supply to grow food the call for conservation is a sign of the times. >> it's a good idea. the governor signed off on a drought emergency encouraging people to cut water usage by 20%. >> as the weeks go by, we'll recalibrate and we're holding out the possibility of mandatory conservation. >> the states largest reservoirs are at record lows. the declaration aims to sell water supplies to those in need. particularly in the central valley. >> may see less vegetables planted in the valley in state officials are viewing a 2009 drought to anticipate the football impact. -- financial impact. >> we had farm revenues not realized. we documented 285,000-acres fall ode and 98 and hundred -- 9800 jobs lost. >> and state officials are looking at the possibility of increasing food bank, rental and utility assistance for farmworkers who may be hurt for the drought. >> more details on the drought declaration, the la

let's rook at video -- look at video from niagara falls, the cold air coming down, cold enough in nework that the temperature got down to 5 degrees below zero and a lot of the area froze. that water is rock solid. look at that. crazy pictures. that is how cold it was back east. this is the snow pack. last year 120% of normal. this year 16%. we need to do better than that. not much snow. there are prospects of more snow. napa 36 degrees tonight. oakland 43. concord 41. changes coming. high pressure move to the south. told you that last night. now moving to the west. opening up the door for the next weather maker to dive down into northern california, give you snow and rainfall. this occurs saturday. saturday evening rain showers. will it give us the first rainfall in more than a month? yes. enjoy it because the high pressure is back next week. sunny and 70s. partly cloudy skies tonight. sunny. mild tomorrow. there is your one rain chance saturday. after that dry for another week. san francisco 60 tomorrow. sunshine for friday in san jose. 64. antioch 62. alameda 62. richmond 62. clover

the last section of our report we were asked to rook at other legislative sections of the state. we looked through the cities around the country. to date none of them have succeeded. in addition we looked at efforts in other states on the state level, we found many attempts and some really small excise taxes put into place but nothing significant yet has passed. internationally probably many ofu been reading about the recent effort in mexico which to date has been successful. that is a tax on soda at $0.08 per liter in addition to a 5 percent sales tax on other junk food. we will be watching that progress. in terms of the united states, to state to date it has not been successful in

the last section of our report we were asked to rook at other legislative sections of the state. we looked through the cities around the country. to date none of them have succeeded. in addition we looked at efforts in other states on the state level, we found many attempts and some really small excise taxes put into place but nothing significant yet has passed. internationally probably many ofu been reading about the recent effort in mexico which to date has been successful. that is a tax on soda at $0.08 per liter in addition to a 5 percent sales tax on other junk food. we will be watching that progress. in terms of the united states, to state to date it has not been successful in this regard. that's the end of our report. we'll be happy to answer any questions. >> any questions? thank you. the next speaker is robert vargas with ucfs with the policy program. they have advised on the health impacts and he's here to respond to the report. >> good morning. thanks for having the budget and legislative office prepare this report. we are happy to be a part of gathering this data and

and the north and a system falling awart over northern california a beautiful time lapse rooking -- looking to san francisco. the high clouds will filter into the region for 4 to 8 hours. so for tonight we have the partly cloudy skies. and temperatures right now most areas are in the 50s more clouds will come back. the other direction. a dry pattern and big bounce in the temperatures. lows tomorrow morning will be in the 40s across the region. santa rosa. san jose. cloud cover. we have drizzle out there. possibility of wet roads. this is the next system moving in rain showers up in the north bay. it is falling apart. >> accumulations weir and not expecting much. and in the south bay. north bay for the coastal hills. and sunday we'll clear it out. lot of sunshine. temperatures up into the 06s to right around 70-degrees with the sunshine making a come back. this was the scene today looking out to sugarm bowl. more snow expected up to the sierra. you can see the amounts are 4 to 8 inches. snow levels above 6000 feet. the winds will be a story as well. it could be approaching 55 miles an hour.

we were so willing to rook at gay people's lifestyles and backgrounds and personal lieven lives. so that is the situation. the way the constitution and county is structured and we need to preserve it. and that is what i fund found to be my own answer: our freedom of religion, our freedom oof speech and our association are our unalienable rights. it is true what the army chief of staff said: the constitution isn't a good document to create security in the age of terrorism. but it is good document to keep everyone equal. i like the fact i live in a country we don't look at muslims because they are muslim. i dislike i live in a country where we look at muslims anyhow and do it in secret. i am less wordy about the presumption of guilt. there are secret programs in the intelligence community that looks specifically at muslim-americans. and they are just secret. so we can say we abide by the constitution. but we do it anyhow. that is the part that matters to me in the book. >> thank you very much. >> you are expected to buy books now. and then you will bring them up here and i am going

there's a rook at your travel -- there's a look at your travel times. that's all it will cost you. all in a holiday schedule effect. trains now out of the barn now. yes, you have to feed the meter today, gang. >> all right roberta, thank you. oakland police investigating a double homicide. officers found the bodies of two men inside a car yesterday afternoon at 100th and long fellow avenues. a suspect vehicle took off before the officers arrived. so far, no suspects in custody and there's no word on a motive. people in the sacramento area have been asked to cut their water usage by 20-30 percent. the lake is just 18 percent full right now. it's so low investigators resume the search for a small plane that crashed there back in 1965. divers couldn't see much but searchers came away with new leads. >> we are going to regroup. several images were captured at various points in the lake we'll go ahead and evaluate. >> searchers also deployed an underwater robot with cameras and they plan to use the images to see where to resume the search in the future. >> new this morning, u.s. senator

bill gates has to find the only move to be immediately check mated, rook to k 1, the only defender knightf-3 was under attack, f 1 to t-1, instead he plays knight takes e 5 and he got mated in five moves or so. >> 30 years ago today, steve jobs introduced the very first mac computer. he did it at a shareholder's meeting in california. the mac had a floppy disk and a small screen. the headlines of juries ahead. >> i'm a physicist, and i've gotten a whole new understanding of the meaning of inertia, from trying to get these ideas out... >> flip school, part of our week long in depth series america tonight only on al jazeera america >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler in new york. here are the top stories. a wave of protest in ukraine. live pictures from kiev tonight, the capitol, has demonstrations spread across the country. viktor yanukovych is offering concessions but calling for withdrawal from the protestors. >> four bombs targeting police blasted around egypt's capitol. an armed group based in the sinai is taking responsibility for the explosion. >>> a critical day

. >> specifically agricultural businesses and officials are rooking to the past to plan for a droughtse case scenario. >> have a great day. for californians to count on a steady water supply to grow food the call for conservation is a sign of the times. >> it's a good idea. the governor signed off on a drought emergency encouraging people to cut water usage by 20%. >> as the weeks go by, we'll recalibrate and we're holding out the possibility of mandatory conservation. >> the states largest reservoirs are at record lows. the declaration aims to sell water supplies to those in need. particularly in the central valley. >> may see less vegetables planted

>> a rook, chess piece. came out great.ad sterile staircase on inside of it, absolutely phenomenal they may be acquirer. 3-d made a acquisition of company with about prints three deal. products, for marvel, come book company, from disney. the dots are starting to being acquired in real commerce. i have subscribers in voxeljet. extraordinarily volatile. 3-d made a move out of this world. i don't know when it will stop. this year hewlett-packard will get in the game. i don't think they will start to scratch. that means they have to acquire someone. think it is could be ssys. if not ssys it could be 3-d. i don't think they will start from scratch but they will get into this and when they start making acquisitions it will add more credibility. i would ride the wave. i think it is one people like. i think people will make money off it. right off the bat, hang on to your hat if you want to play in it. dagen: it is fascinating industry very. >> really is. dagen: "cavuto on business." 10:30 a.m. >> we'll rock. big shoes to fill. da

the iranians basically are rooking to have sanctions lifted, they are looking to preserve as much of nuclear industry or infrastructure as possible. tongue this deal will go forward p dr. as a fundamental difference about how much of the nuclear program will be allowed to continue. the basic issue of enrichment, benjamin has said absolutely no enringment, we want no centrifuges whatsoever. and there are many that support that. so how is that key thing going to be resolved? is there going to be some small amount, because i don't think he can accept a deal that has no enrichment at all, so there's aiding tear this will unravel. >> syria the other big story. a lot of back and forth there as to what would happen. where do you think things are going be syria? he seems to be turning over, but he keeps killing his people? >> absolutely. i don't think chemical weapons were a part of the conflict. most of that more than 100,000 syrians were killed with conventional weapons. getting involved with syria, which the u.s. doesn't want to do because it had no end game, and i think essentially what

they are rook also looking at the financing of how he spent the time leading up to the shooting. >> and a controversy over the police force in the tiny town of haymarket are off of the town. the chief and his deputy were suspended and then reinstate the and then suspended again after unspecified allegations. and the turmoil comes as the mayor is at ods with the town council of who will conduct an investigation of the police department. tonight, a special meeting has been called to deal with the issue. and we will have a full report coming up at 6:00. >> and the post office ad campaign says we deliver for you, and ask a ad agency, and they will tell you that the mail service in bethesda has been spotty at best. and news4 chris gordon has spoken to residents who say that deliveries and delays have plagued them since christmas and since last week's snow, there is little but no service, and the post office tells us that the weather did lead to delays last week, and the conditions were canceled because of the icy conditions making it safe. >> and major mistake of the metro signs and the sign

rook concerts. the concert t-shirts they have? >> it sucks. >> jimmy: i'll take it to mark cuban is what i'll do. he'll know the value of concert pants. >> i've got something on fire for you. >> jimmy: you have a book as well you've written. it's called "cold heart truth on men, women and money." what can we learn about men from this book? >> i'll tell you something, one of the three most important things in life, there they are. men, women and money. >> jimmy: men, women and money. >> and they don't come together without the money part. >> jimmy: i think air, food and water are probably more important. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: just me. >> after that in the hierarchy. these matter. people say what about love? and i say, try to live without money sometime. >> jimmy: you must be a lot of fun on valentine's day. >> pragmatic advice on how to survive. >> jimmy: all right, well you're doing pretty well for yourself, i guess. the show is "shark tank." it's a lot of fun to watch, it really is great. >> we're having a lot of fun.

david rooks, george will, i don't know. that are really not supportive of the tea party. so that is one way to do it. another way to do it more institutionally is to try to institute the top two primary systems on a state by state. what happens is you're going to have to have democrats have to start winning more, number one. number two, when i'm kind of thinking about right now is to take people to support the tea party. not strong tea party supporters we discussed in the book. i'm talking about people that somewhat support the tea party and move them over so at least they are on the fence, right? one of the things i would like to do experimentally is to try to experimentally manipulate some of these issues and move them off of the fence for the tea party and a little more over to a more progressive side of king. the strong tea party supporters, they are not going to move. let me tell you why. hard-core conservative aspect or another shamble always overrule cognition or judgment, always. this has been shown in social, psychological. aspect will always overrule cognition.

. ♪ >> in the spotlight tonight, the republican party's new strategy rooks a lot like their old one.ublicans will gather in washington, d.c. for their winter meeting and the first item on the agenda is the annual march for life on the national mall. the anti-abortion rally that both republican national committee chair reince priebus will attend this year. richard cash, who is running against senator lindsay dra gra ha. in the republican primary appears to have already adopted this resolution as he delivered his own special version of the i have a dream speech on martin luther king day at the south carolina tea party convention. >> i have a dream. and what is it? i have a dream that one day each and every unborn baby created in the image of god will enji the same constitutional protections that you and i receive. that's our promise, that's what the republican party stands for. >> joining me now, krystal ball and jonathan capehart. the republican, try as they might, have a real struggle trying to work on that gender gap. >> they really do. and i mean, the sort of rhetoric that you just

you take a rook at done -- a look at drone technology. today already it's claimed that for $300 you can purchase a small drone online. that's improving very fast. and for terrorist activity, it's just perfect. if you want to get a picture of it, there's an article in this month's leading journal of "foreign affairs" in britain, the royal institute journalover international affairs -- journalover international affairs describing how we are rapidly creating the technology to permit massive terrorist attacks on ourselves. that's also typical. power systems seek short-term power and domination. they are not concerned with security. contrary to academic dogma. easily show that. they're interested in power, domination, the welfare of their primary domestic constituencies which are wealth, concentrated wealth. and if there's a disaster in the long term, it's not their business. you can show -- it's obvious with environmental issues, the same with nuclear weapons, the same right now with drone technology. so, sure, this sufficient stuff is going

i think the secretary is rook for a hat trick. i think they are focused on that. we would prefer there is no broadcast treaty. we are opposed to the proposal. i think people are wrong if they don't think it's moving forward. there's a large number of countries. once you go to it it's difficult to predict what the outcome will be. thank you, sir. let me try to beat that red light. how does one respond to the statement of some that citizen deserve full access to the laws and rules that by which they are required. >> thank you for the question. i think the answer to that depend upon an analysis of many i dimensions. the first dimension is the recognition that standards and codes are original work of authorship and entitled to copyright protection. and even at times when they are incorporated by reference in to legislation both the second and the ninth circuit have held that those standards and codes to not necessarily lose their copyright protection by virtue of that. another dimension of the issue is omba119 and the ntta. they encourage and demand the federal agenci

shot, you can see the line this ticket counter here pretty much -- jenna: well, unfortunately, it rookser atlanta, we had a few technical issues there at the airport. overall, i think we got the point, right? bad weather, long lines, tough travel. hope any smoother skies ahead. [laughter] jon: if you're going to the airport, bring your patience, right? jenna: and a really good book. jon: speaking of cold, russian president vladimir putin is paying a visit to sochi, the host of next month's winter olympics. true to form, mr. putin even strapped on a pair of skis and hit the slopes. not to olympic ski run, but a nearby resort for non-olympians. jenna: like a bunny hill? j. jon: he momentum want to 'em -- he doesn't want to embarrass himself. jenna: that looks like a nice little run. i shouldn't be so judgmental anyways. [laughter] just when you thought your privacy couldn't be compromised any further, think again. the nsa's reportedly developing a supercomputer that can decrypt any code. we'll bring you a full report in the next hour. >>> and cheerios, they're a favorite, right, jon? jon:

obamanomics, if you rook at it in a rational way, has not worked well.the front page of "the new york times." bill: true story. and the republicans are hammering this right now. >> they need someone who can actually articulate that. >> i'll. bill: charlie, thank you. charlie gasparino. martha: to iraq now where explosions have killed at least 50 people. the attacks reportedly linked to al-qaeda in iraq. it all begs the question, is al-qaeda really on the run? we'll get the latest and have the reaction from representative peter king. >>> and the technology that's transforming cops into robocops. casey steegal has details on the latest crime-fighting tools. casey? >> reporter: yeah, martha. move over, dash cams, there's a new technology being rolled out across the country small enough to fit on a police officer's sunglasses. the shades streamed to a mobile device. the future of high-tech policing coming up in a bit. >> all right. fox news alert. lawmakers lau are zeroing in on the claims that al qaeda is on the run. the administration is ignoring this and

think about where the fed independence stands and the , we asked asks colleague of mine from the .rookings institution we are going to discuss that christina romer. rogoff has done a lot of things and has written about what has happened to economy in the wake of financial crisis. it turns out to be an interesting and relevant question. >> inc. you, david. if -- thank you, david. the attitudes toward central-bank independence and the role of the fed and democratic society, a have been raised by extraordinary actions of the fed. and also by the new regulatory sunspots abilities -- regulatory responsibilities. issue i tried to think about are what are the risks that congress will try to make changes in the nature of the arm's-length relationship with the fed to short-term political preference. this is a really important question. logic and history strongly suggests that a less independent central bank is less likely to reach its price stability objective. i suspect a high degree of independence will be necessary for the federal reserve or any central bank to achieve its financial stability ob

>> rook, i think there's a huge problem with obesity, and if you're going to think you're just goinglder and change the color and you're going to change the behavior of pattern, i think it's an interesting step to really change the makeover, but some of these are great concepts but not realistic. i think really our food is -- i've said it before, and i got so many e-mails about this -- our food chain system is completely contaminated. and as long as you have all these high fructose corn syrups and all sugar and the fact that, you know, we're not watching how much we're eating, you're not going to change anything. so i think this is an interesting concept. they're adding more of the calories and sugars, etc., it's already there. but realistically, how many times are you going to stop by and you're going to read and study every one of them? you're there for about half an hour, you want to buy a lot of stuff, and you're out. jon: yeah, that's my point. the government can label as much as it wants, but unless people read this stuff and take in the information and act on it, not a lot is

you rook at the forfeiture section, it says that on conviction of a serious felony, including the onesonvicted of, you forfeit your pension. remember something else, this is an appeal. this isn't the first time around. he's already lost, the pension's already been taken away, and now he's appealing. the reason i say that, obviously, is because the statistical percentage of winning an appeal, particularly on these facts, is extremely, extremely low. >> and, doug, i'm not being cynical, i'm being reallystic. -- realistic. you look at the law, it's clearly on point that once you commit these crimes of indecent acts against children being by far worse than some of the other crimes, you lose your pension. the taxpayers do not want to pay for criminals behind bars. jon: you know, what about the fact, i mean, you know, his wife testified on his behalf during the criminal case, everybody's heart seemed to go out to this poor woman. apparently, she had no idea what he was up to. she is also being barred from receiving any of his benefits. is that, is that -- i mean, is there any, i don't know,