reporting in san francisco dan rubin, kron four news. >>mike pelton: 40 ambulances transported more than 120 patients from other hospitals sunday morning some from the ucsf mt. zion hospital most from the parnassus' campus gogo and ambience we will have a nurse and some physicians we're open for business >>mike pelton: the new michigan medical center house aware and the entire ucsf children's hospital. and the children's hospital iras showed as tablets and monitors that allow patients to play games watch movies or connected their family friends or dr. all proven a new kind of madison. >>: it helps take my mind it of of how sick i and >>: if all goes well iris hopes to be out of the hospital in a few days. >>annie anderson: some cable disagree with the san jose airport security breaches >>: it is much safer in san diego where we come from >>annie anderson: but according to a 2011 congressional review these bridges are not that, um, uncommon >>brian van aken: after yesterday's record high temperatures and sunshine all over the bay to they

from levi stadium dan rubin kron4 news. she met dozens of people shut down the home depot. they chained themselves to the entrance they are protesting the death of a woman shot and killed by oakland police. yvette henderson of oakland was killed february /3 at the store when they received a report of a woman stealing knives and other items the demonstrators are asking for security video to be released. >>> a traffic incidents left two people injured firefighters found a man trapped in the driver side of one car in the rescue team had to use tools called the jaws of life. a woman was also rushed to the hospital. the extent of the injuries are not known two both of them are believed to be in stable condition. >>> a terrorist group is calling for a tax on the west. they released a new video saying shopping malls in canada, the uk and u.s. should be targeted. the group is linked two al qaeda and carried out a small attack in kenya and 2013 that left a 60 people. the mall of america saying there on the list where the shopping center is increasing security. last year' s u.s. laun

ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the west coast port slow down is causing costs to store for a companykes a popular project. they have been waiting 3, 4 weeks for the materials it needs to make its bags. they are shipping materials by air which is more expensive but customers won't have to pick up the extra costs. >> you have to eat the cost. you don't want to impact the customer. >> meanwhile they say it is days away from reducing hours and laying off workers and people may soon start noticing bear store shelves. >>> adult bicyclists in california would be required to wear helmets under a new bill. the bill would require bicyclists to wear reflective gear at night or face a fine. the number of bicyclists injuries and deaths increased and helmet rules would save lives. >> as long as we will encourage the co-mingling on our streets and -- of different nodes of transportation, i think this is necessary to protect people who choose to ride a bike. >> people against the bill argue it would discourage people from bicycling at all. law requires anyone 18 and under to wear a helmet. >>> new a

kron four's dan rubin visited the cats restaurant and spoke with locals who've been affected by the rain. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge where the roads are still a little damp.and there are some sprinkles there on the camera. we're here with brian van aken.brian we've had stormy weather all weekend.is this going to follow us into tomorrow? at least twenty five are dead after a riot broke out over a soccer game in egypt. according to authorities.some died during a stampede while others died in clashes with police. the riot started in the stadium and spilled into the streets of cairo. what caused the violence isnt immediately clear. this riot comes three years to the day after similar violence errupted after a game, killing 74. now is the time for lotto fever! we have deemed is the key moment in the game. the. meanwhile on the women's side we have the 12th ranked cardinals who were upset by as you can see the scoop shot your and the midst and a big rebound at the buzzer as time expired. that put them in the lead for good. the women of california win the game. is it so we wi

robert rubin talked about this. we'll talk with alan blinder, former fed official coming up at the end of this hour. robert rubin had ha piece in the "wall street journal" that this is very dangerous. that this is creation of bubbles as a result of monetary policy. does that concern you at all? >> yes it does, david. if we look at times federal reserve or low interest rates almost inevitably you end up in bubbles with certain asset classes, whether it was in real estate, whether with bonds. david: where do you see a bubble? be specific. >> i think you have it more into the equities. federal reserve when they implemented the policy essentially said we'll try to create a wealth effect that should trickle down and filter out. so we've seen asset inflation in equities, frankly in bond prices but you've got certainly be a normal yields relative to inflation. when we start to come back to more normal levels you have a very vulnerable essentially stock market as people adjust to normal realities. liz: good to see all of yo

. >> reporter: chef rachel rubin teaches others on how to cook and one of her lessons is not all foodthat everything will do better in the refrigerator but that is not really true. >> reporter: rubin says cold can keep many fruits and vegetables from going bad but they won't taste as good. >> they will lose nutrients and flavor in the refrigerator. >> reporter: in the fridge tomatoes lose their textures and potatoes can get grid i. she believes other food like apples onions and avocados and citrus do better in room temperatures. >> only if it is in danger of going bad should you refilming rate it. >> i think that is great advice. >> reporter: many fruits won't ripe even in the refrigerator and bananas should never be put there. >> they will get black faster inside the fridge. >> reporter: berries can be kept on the counter but should be eaten quickly. >> would i caution against over buying berries because they will go bad. >> reporter: bread can dry out in the fridge, but nuts, actually do better in the coal. because they condition tine oil that can go bad overtime. >> if you have a l

rubin and dr. or nelson.hat are your thoughts on the connections between rumination, ruins, relics, and national identity, and the creation of it in this century. thank you. [laughter] anne: i will let you start. you handle the relics. mmegan: the looting of houses and the taking of souvenirs was common in all theaters of war taking these objects and sending them home, and all soldiers did it, northern and southern. and by doing this, they transformed what is a kind of domestic object, and someone's belongings and often something very emotionally tied to their lives, and they turned it into a kind of relic, into a sort of fetishized piece of the past saying, this is from the ruins of columbia. the more powerfully ruins of columbia become, the more powerful the objects taken from that waste. and it attains all that. those objects come to embody the destruction itself. they are part of the ruling. and they get dispersed across the nation. the fire has already done the work of destroying things and making -- as

but first, dan rubin is in alameda where dozens of people were soaking up the spun it's dark now, but not too cold. >> reporter: no, not coo too cold. a wile ago, it was actually too warm. so i had to o go to treasure island where i had to o tieing shed my jacket. >> reporter: warm weather is nice but not without its problem. >> i'm a girl scout and we had a boot sale. we were like right in the sun. it was really hot. >> reporter: like too hot. >> sometimes i hang out inside because i don't like the heat. >> reporter: the weather threatened to destroy a girl scout signature merchandise. >> our cookies would melt in the sun. >> reporter: even though old enough to understand the destructive nature of the sunny weather don't mind. >> reporter: aren't rnt you torn between the nice weather and we could use some rain as well? >> no. we are thoroughly enjoying this. >> reporter: that's all billion and fine when you're sitting on the sand, but what happen wheps you venn clur into the beyond? >> i didn't go swimming but my little one did. >> reporter: how was the water today? >> good. >> repor

however as ktvu's ann rubin found out, people worry it may be too big for the area. >> reporter: will mark the first time they designed new structures from scratch and google says they've pushed their architects to think outside the box. >> we know it has to be this incredibly flexible space for it to work. >> reporter: large translucent canopies that can be moved. >> you can pile them up and assemble them differently with basically light materials. >> reporter: permission to proceed will be the challenge. >> city staff they're going to be swamped. >> reporter: today mountain view took proposals from all companies looking for extra space in the north bay shore area. that includes google, lynked in and others. >> we have a criteria how we're going to select them based on how they're going to fit in. type of community benefits they're bringing to the table. >> reporter: and competition will be stiff. there's about 2.5 million square feet of space available in the north bay shore area. but with at least five proposals expected can they all fit? >> in all likelihood no. we expect we will

ann rubin, thank you. >>> a single mother in north carolina accepted a big check today, one that will change her life in a big way. >> big check. [ cheers and applause ] >> she had one of three winning tickets for the powerball jackpot a few weeks ago. she lives in a trailer and quit her job to stay home with her children. she won't have to tell her children no anymore. >> this is going to make a huge difference for them. they will be able to go to school. not worry about paying for it. live a comfortable life. >> she has a lawyer and a financial adviser. she is taking the lump sum option. $127million. that will leave her with $88 million after taxes. >> nice. >>> the white house named its first special envoy to promote lgbt rights around the world. he served from uganda to the netherlands and he is openly gay. he will help the administration put lgbt rights a thet core of its efforts -- at the core of its efforts. >>> in the bay area, a chill in the air we haven't felt for a while and a lot of people getting the wind, i had to hold on to the -- [ talking at the same time ] >> it was

kron four's dan rubin is joining us live from the evergreen neighborhood where friends of the man who was killed are mourning the loss. dan? >> dan: saturday night, around 9:45 manny was working security at b-boss nightclub near capital expressway and mickee. it wasn't manny's job to look after the surrounding stores. but he did because he felt like it was the right thing to do. next door to the nightblub manny was employed by is a liquor store. a man in a black hooded sweatshirt had just stolen a box of cigars. manny gave brief chase. ths suspect dropped dropped the box of cigars, scattering them on the ground. the owner of the liquor store sonny, says manny wasn't trying to detain the suspect. he just bent down, trying to get back some of what had been stolen. >> the guy was trying to just pick up some things and they shot him the >> is only $20 but the kill a human >> dan: manny was pronounced dead at the hospital. san jose police haven't identified any suspects. the steady stream of people, coming to pay their respects at this candlelight memorial behind me serve as evidence that

kron four's dan rubin visited the cats restaurant and spoke with locals who've been affected by the rain. >> reporter: dan and >>dan rubin:until recently, some parts of the san lorenzo river could've been described as a trickle. now it's a rush. rain isn't the only thing coming down. mud, dirt, and rock slides encroach on redwood gulch road. earlier in the day, this roadway was blocked by a fallen tree. the same thing happened on highway nine before the tree was cleared. people who live in the area can't always wait. on rainy days like this, clay has to fight his way to work at the cats restaurnat on highway 17. diners have storm related problems in common, back at home. >>: when that rain comes into your garage is not a good thing . >>dan rubin:devin stopped in for a nightcap after the rain shortened his work day. >>: we have rain meters and all of our dreams and a can shut down with too much rain >>dan rubin:tough breaks. but two people who had worse days are the owners of these cars in burlingame. no one was hurt when the tree came down. but no one sounds like they'll be too sad when

. >> reporter: dan rubin, kron4 news. >>> patients are set to be relocated from the us sf hospital to brand-new facility in mission bay. 40 ambulances will start moving the young patients tomorrow morning. three floors will be left vacant, but not for long. administrators plan to expand adult services. >> more than 2 million cars being recalled because of faulty airbags. see if your car could be affected. >>> a warning for pet owners, a potentially deadly toxin you should know about. >>> police hunting for credit card thieves making hundreds of dollars in fraudulent purchases. >>> belmont police trying to identify two and using stolen credit cards. this is video from three stores , the home depot in san carlos and newark along with lucky supermarket in san carlos. police say the men may have stolen the cards him a car in belmont, where two wallets were taken. they were used to purchase more than $500 worth of items. >>> homeland security help police seize guns and drugs yesterday. police found one assault rifle, two assault pistols, and six handguns and a lot of ammo. also methampheta

ann rubin live, thank you. >>> attorney general eric holder visited the bay area to focus on -- to focus on a hot button issue today. talking about building trust between citizens and police. ktvu's john sasaki reports from oakland. not everyone walked away satisfied with what they heard. >> reporter: everyone at the federal building meeting came toattention as attorney general eric holder entered -- to attention as attorney general eric holder entered the room. >> this city deserves outstanding police force. >> reporter: with leaders and ayoung people, it was an effort to find ways to bring the public and the police closer together. >> out of what we have seen, there is an opportunity for us to move forward. make better the relationship that must exist between law enforcement and the communities that we serve. >> reporter: also present were law enforcement and city leaders from across the east bay. richmond, berkeley and oakland -- >> we have to close the trust gap. >> all of these agencies, mine included, are looking inside to say what is going on with us, are we doing the best we can.

for at sundaykron four's dan rubin is joining us live from the evergreen neighborhood where friends of the man who was killed are mourning the loss. dan? dan kerman>>: at all the people speak really well of him to. say he was a very good man in. in fact he was helping one of his neighbors here in the neighborhood at the time he was killed. saturday night around 945 and man who is working security at a nearby nightclub was killed. newspeak it was not his job to check in on the stores but he did because he thought it was the right thing to do. here we are at a liquor store and a man had just.: a box of just when he gave chase the suspect dropped the box scattering the cigars on the ground. the owner says he was not trying to detain the suspect to is just trying to get back what was stolen. >>:i turned around to look at that thief and that's when i realized he had fallen to the ground. >>:it was $200 that he killed a human. >>:and he was a good samaritan trying to it stop the bad guy and the bad guy got away. dan kerman>>: we have had a steady stream of people coming by to the memorial an

ann rubin tells us about brandon grouper's amazing generosity. >> reporter: photos don't do it justice it was fun. it was epic. >> reporter: and brandon hopes the five others who went with him will call it epic too. up until this year, brandon who has downs syndrome thought his high school experiences were less than ideal. this year, he decided to make a change. he joined every club he could, participated in every spirit day and ultimately was crowned homecoming king. >> i did this whole school year. >> reporter: but that crowning achievement was just the beginning. brandon told his mother he would make sure others could go to school dances too. >> i want to help my friends, you know, feel included because he finally felt included. >> reporter: so brandon, also an accomplished artist began to sell paintings and note cards and used the money, nearly $4,000 to invite other student to the next dance with him. people who might not otherwise have had the means to go. >> it meant a lot to me because i know i wouldn't have this experience as much. >> reporter: he paid for tuxes and dresses, d

some of the veterans are going to be coming into camp you know want to probably sit down with pat and rubin and ryno and say let's get a better feel on the state of the organization. >> reporter: if the phillies do move papelbon it will be a situation where he won't necessarily force the team to guarantee the vesting option. marshall harris, comcast sports net. >>> flyers shaking things up on their lines. we're right back. narrator: gas prices are down helping middle class families. but now, the white house wants to impose title ii regulations on your internet meaning new government taxes and fees. every month: you'd pay more. 11 billion dollars a year in new taxes and fees. internet freedoms can be protected with the white house and congress working together, but imposing new tax increases through public utility style regulations will hurt middle class families let's protect the internet we love without regressive taxes and fees. no to title ii. >>> got the errands done? >> yeah it will definitely snow tomorrow afternoon. >> thanks to watching. see you at 11:00. >>> on the broadcast tonigh

after years of fighting in the creek, former war lord rubin lives a comfortable life largely financedamnesty program, one he doesn't want to give up and knows i could happen if president good luck jonathan loses the election in march. >> if for any reason people who are desperate of power win the election and push good luck jonathan out of villa i don't think there will be peace in the delta unless we go back to creek including myself. >> reporter: delta is where 90% of nigeria oil comes from but this is how most people live poverty and frustration could make it easier for former war lords like rubin to find new recruits and believes the government amnesty was only a short-term solution that benefitted only a few. >> so if you didn't carry arms and didn't qualify for amnesty therefore the question therefore is the people that have potential to carry arms that have not carried arms what do you do with them? they are the ones that are left out. they are the ones that will carry arms in the future. >> reporter: the struggling single mother says if things get worse then she will reluctant

kron four's dan rubin is joining us now with more details on the threat and how it's affecting people> dan :three malls were mentioned by name, vicki. one in england, one in canada, and one in the u.s. the "mall of america" in minnesota. the therat was made during a 76 minute long video that was released late last night. al-shabob wants any and all western shopping malls to come under attack. much like the mall they brutally assaulted in kenya back in 20- 13. our local muslim community is perhaps the most outspoken in condemnming al-shabob's video. shoppers at the westfield mall in san francisco were largely undettered by the threats. >>:i think it's really important that we don't live in fear and is that any person with you to channel affect our lives go you're never going to go to pick one happens so i'm just going to not affect my daily life. >>:a preacher our government has it under control, i'm not really worried. >> dan : aross the country, mall managers are taking notice and many are beefing up security. homeland security and the f-b-i are very much involved with the counter te

richard rubin covers the budget for bloomberg news. >> i wanted to ask you, the news next week is all going to be about sequestration. the president is going to propose ending it. it sounds like in theory something both parties can get behind. how do you think this is going to play out? is this doable for next year's spending bill? >> i hope it is. there is widespread agreement that sequestration makes sense. it doesn't say we should cut here and spend more there. it is an across-the-board situation, which should be done away with. obviously the debate will take place over the devil in the details. >> and the budget chairman, what do you make of his ability to work with you to get that in place? >> i like mike and i look for to working with him. >> the president announced thursday he is not seeking to end just sequestration but his budget proposal will call for a 7% increase. is that going to be dead on arrival on capitol hill? >> you will have to ask the republicans who control the house and the senate. at a time when the middle class continues to disappear, when we have the highest

dick stubin, just anything but rick rubin.d him back, i was really overwhelmed and overjoyed i felt i had an opportunity. and i made the most of it. >> i what say so. >> what's so funny? >> absolutely. >> explain it to the rest of us. >> when you're growing up in queens and you know, you walk in your math class teacher punches you in the back calls you a dummy. go to your next class teachersou they're going to read about you as a criminal. when you grow up in that kind of environment, when you get an opportunity you make the most of it it's fun and it's funny. it's not easy. >> he sees another opportunity when friend invited him on to the movie "krush groove." he hadn't been hired by anybody he was visiting. >> i'm bouncing off the walls. like, all right grab a broom. grab some crates. running and dancing. go over there. i just did everything i had to do eventually i worked and worked. box. >> he somehow got film makers to let him perform. >> the movie set the stage for his career as rapper and actor. meanwhile, still a teenag

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there's a great quote by jason rubin that we worked with on crash bandicoot. he said that we are just making really great games and people call it an art. shuhei yoshida is a legend in computer gaming. his work leading the development of the sony playstation has raised the bar in gaming technology for almost 20 years. tonight we explore two decades of game development and look ahead to the future with shuhei yoshida and award-winning designer mark cerny.

on genius doing these annotations, you look at rick rubin, he can tell the story about 99 problems,k at them. >> that's -- the beastie boys he was the fourth member and the beastie boys they called him rick rubin. >> l.l. cool j. >> and some of you are saying no women's names. >> absolutely. >> we're saying where is light and latifah? >> it's interesting, we're having a conversation about women in hip top now, and i'm the only woman in hip-hop at the table. and i say that because iggy i think -- it's nicki minaj, iggy they're not the only three females. whose platform they haven't been able to speak to a larger audience. i don't think that iggy hasn't worked heart to get to where she is. it takes a level of work ethic, but at the same time her lyrics culturally insensitive. to say you're a runaway slave master. >>> stay with me. more on this and more on the question at the men who are at the sides of the women in hip-hop. more when we come back. literally. you had to go deep into the cupboard. embarrassingly deep. can this mismatched mess be conquered... by a little bit of dish liqu

myself and some of the veterans are going to be coming into camp want to probably sit down with pat and rubin rhino and say let's get a better feel on the state of the organization. >> if the phillies do decide to move papelbon he won't necessarily make a team guarantee that 2016 vesting option worth $13 million. in clear water, florida, for nbc 10 marshall harris comcast sports net. >>> flyers shaking things up vinnie lecavalier is being replaced. voracek, they're being put on different lines. cam piece campisi is hosting tony. he shoots right there. go get 'em. i'm john clark. enjoy your weekend. >>> two fires have forced people out into the cold. this one is an apartment fire in camden county. we'll have an update coming up. >>> it's a cold start to the day. many spots feeling like below zero this morning. that's setting the stage for a snowy afternoon. here's a live look outside. we're looking at mostly cloudy skies, the clouds building in. we'll see the snow arriving later this morning into the early afternoon hours. also what you can expect as far as totals. that's all coming up. thank

i mean you have the brewers with some level of interest but not enough for rubin.nough for him to say yes he wants something back. >>> and college basketball villanova has its act together. the cats just need to keep it together to ensure a 1- or 2-seed in the tournament. and visiting province. and not starting a consequence for being late for class. and that might be the dunk of the night and nova up at the break. and getting to the hoop for 2 of 16 points. nova shooting 50% from the floor. coming off the bench does not deter, 19 for him and nova wins 74-68. >>> la salle visiting v.c.u. and a barn burner. explorers are down 3 and the ball finds its way to the hot hand of jordan price. and he buries the three sending it to overtime. now in double overtime more price scoring a game high and career high of 34 points. and la salle pulls off the upset 74-69. >>> st. joe's hosting rhode island. so cute when not making you sleep deprived. and time running out and the shot at the buzzer. >> for the lead! >> and the big man on campus. the hawks win 65-64. >>> still ahead,

after years of fighting in the creeks former war lord pastor rubin lives a comfortable life largely financedy program and one he doesn't want to give up and knows it could happen if president good luck jonathan loses the election in march. >> and if for any reason people who are desperate of power win the election and push good luck jonathan out of villa, there will be no peace in the villa and and go back. >> reporter: this is how people live and poverty and frustration can make it easier forward lords to find new recruits and believes the government's amnesty was only a short-term solution that benefitted only a few. >> so if you didn't carry arms then you didn't qualify for amnesty so the question is the people who have potential to carry arms that have not carried arms what do you do with them? they are the ones that are left out and they are the ones that will carry arms in the future. >> reporter: struggling single mother says if things get worse she will join any war lord who offers her a way out of ofpoverty, in the delta. >>> hundreds more migrants rescued from the over crowded boat

rubin founded the web site 7 years ago. >> we have a naive idea.n do anything to fund anything anybody in the world can fund it if they want to. >> sites like indy gogo site thousands of ideas daily. >> this is a pitch from the other big funding web site kick starter. >> what's up people. >> hot. >> sci-fi music video. >> do people actually get money from these pitches? >> 40 percent get funded. >> after the anti fracking movie claims this man's water cost fire because of fracking. >> they wanted to make a movie that tested the claim. >> this would raise 150,000 dollars. >> the response was amazing. people from all over the world chipped in. >> he raised 200,000 dollars which he used to reveal they faked evidence. >> we are telling you we tested the water we found no contaminants. >> the makers of the robot hoped to raise 100,000 dollars. people set in more than $2 million. it goes on sale next year. >> we are distributing ten's of millions of dollars a month. >> roughly 4 percent. it is worth it even the head phones brought in $3 million. >> anybo

ktvu's ann rubin is there. police are telling you he may have been involved in a break in? >> reporter: that's right. police do not believe that that man was alone. now they would like to talk to whoever was with him when he died. >> reporter: police say what likely started as a berkeley is being -- burglary is now being investigated as a homicide. >> death in the commission of a felony. treated as a homicide. >> reporter: two cooks made the discovery. the body of a man on the ground. next to it, a uhaul used to ram the cafeteria. authorities are not sure what they were targeting. perhaps the atm or computer equipment inside. >> we are not sure how it went down. we suspect someone else was there. we don't know if the body is a victim of a homicide or an accident. as a result of a burglary. we are encouraging whoever was there to come forward. >> reporter: investigators are locking at surveillance video hoping cameras caught something, even the ones neighboring businesses did not. >> i don't have anything. yeah. i just have cameras to protect the business. >> reporter: while

myself and some of the veterans are going to be coming into camp want to probably sit down with pat and rubin and rino and say, let's get a better feel on the state of the organization. >> if the phillies do decide to move papelbon he won't necessarily make a team guarantee that 2016 vesting option worth $13 million. in clear water, florida, for nbc 10, marshall harris, comcast sports net. >>> flyers shaking things up, vinnie lecavalier is being replaced by zac rinaldo, a split decision with claude giroux and voracek, they're being put on different lines. jake voracek is hosting 11-year-old tony campisi. at the flyers practice yesterday and the flyp)s game today, tony has brain cancer. this is through the make a wish foundation and the flyers signed him up to a one-day contract. and he can shoot right there. all right, tony go get 'em. i'm john clark. enjoy your weekend. >>> at 9:24 on this saturday here's a live look over boat house row. you can see that we've got icy conditions out there on the schuylkill and it is going to be a difficult day out there. we've got snow on the way. plus freez

i'm bob rubin. and on behalf of my colleagues at the hammond project, i look forward to talking about the machine age. let me say a few words first about the hamilton project. we started about nine years ago. we are not an institution, but rather, we're a small partnership of policy experts former government officials, academics and business leaders organized as an advisory council. and our architecture is totally open. when we have policy proposals, they are commissioned from leading experts around the country and then they are peer reviewed rather than coming from internal staff. our purpose is to support policy development and to support serius as a purpose of discussion debate and dialogue. we believe that is particularly important at this time when, unfortunately, the public policy debate has become so affected by policies, by idealogy and by opinion that is not grounded in facts or an objective analysis. the hamilton project works in partnership with the brookings institution. brookings contri

and some of the veterans are going to be coming into camp want to probably sit down with pat and )h÷ rubinand rino and say, let's get a better feel on the state of the organization. >> if the phillies do decide to move papelbon he won't necessarily make a team guarantee that 2016 vesting option worth $13 million. in clear water, florida, for nbc 10, marshall harris, comcast sports net. >>> flyers shaking things up, vinnie lecavalier is being replaced by zac rinaldo, a split decision with claude giroux and voracek, they're being put on different lines. voracek is sponsoring tony campisi. this is through the make a wish foundation. the flyers signed him up to a one-day contract. he can shoot right there. tony, go get them. i'm john clark. enjoy your weekend. >>> let's check in with the "today" show to see what they're working on. >> just ahead, the weather again, we sound like a broken record. the weather is our top story. it's turned deadly in sb'y parts of the country. dylan will fill us in. we'll also take you to one ohio town where people are actually welcoming the weather. this is perfe

poverty and frustration could make it easier for former war lords like pastor rubin to find new recruitsey believe the amnesty was a short-term solution that benefited only a few. >> so if you didn't carry arms, you didn't qualify for amnesty. the question therefore, is the people that have potential to carry arms that have not carried arms, what do you do with them? they are the ones that are left out and will carry arms. >> the struggling single mother says if things get worse, she will reluctantly join any war lord who offers her a way out of poverty. hara matasa in the niger delta. >>> the it allialian government says it's prepared to intervene in libya. on friday, supporters said the group had captured the coastal city of sut. a report. >> reporter: a convoy of trucks praised through al na fali near sirt fighters affiliated with the islamic state of iraq in the lee levant forces have become more active in libya and now they say they have taken sirte. they have given until to sunday for the coalition to get out. the deteriorating situation prompted leaders of the general national con

luckily mark, happened to be driving bay with the ladder and volunteer fire fighter philip rubin was in a shop nearby. together they got debbie down to safety. >> it is just something that anybody would do. we just got done training with the department that morning. >> any of us would have done the same thing. >> i would hope so. >> it is believed that a can will started the blaze officials are still investigating. >>> next up video that you have been waiting to see find out why this mcdonald's worker, flipped out. he is not loving it, scott. >> alex, we still have have winter weather advisory posted for area the exceptions, lehigh valley and poconos. we will look at ultimate doppler and more chances for snow and ice in the seven day forecast coming up, mike? >>> you got it, scott, send in a picture of anything you want fox 29 good day good or the ice. >> whatever. >>> we will run it tomorrow. >> yes. >> this song is so hot the right now every time i hear it, i just want to. >> it the is this close to being, too much. >> well, it was your idea, so i blame you. >> it is true. >> so th

. >> netflix announced a collaboration with paul rubin and anchorman and bridesmaids producer judd apatows big holiday is slated to start shooting this year. >> last feature length film was in 1988. pee wee's play house. app to you says the project is a dream come true. he said he has been a pee wee fan for a long time. >> me too. that was our saturday morning tradition. i can't believe he is coming back. i have seen him in other films. it doesn't seem like he fits pee wee anymore. >>> to the small screen now. even smaller now for "modern family." >>> tonight's episode filmed with apple's iphone 6, ipad and mac book pro. it appears to take place on claire's computer desktop. check this out. >> happy birthday! >> oh, hey. is it still my birthday. >> watch it or i will sing to you. ♪ >> okay. i get it. >> so, have you had a good day? >> yes, thank you. lily made her famous chocolate chip scrambled eggs which she watched me eat. >> you got my present, didn't you? >> no. >> they promised it would be there on time. >> i can't wait to open it up and see the date on the invoice. >> is that clair

or one reason or another, rubin begins to walk toward the police officer and that one second and theer fired twice. pop, pop. >> when this video was released, you will show there is a man who is no prior criminal record, a wife and four children who puts his hands on his heads and he shot twice because he asked the officer to treat him with respect and not to be called mother f. >> the shooting in texas comes just ten days after the police killing of antonio zambrano-montes in pasco washington. zambrano was reportedly throwing rocks at police officers when he was killed. the incident happened at a busy intersection. several eye witnesses recorded cell phone video that shows zambrano turning to face police and raising his hands before he is shot. on thursday, authorities confirmed how many times they fired at zambrano. this is sergeant ken lattin of the kennewick county police department. >> ultimately, we've determined they fired their weapons 17 times. 17 rounds were fired. of those five or six rounds struck mr. zambrano. we say five or six rounds, because there have been two autops

that was a central part of what jim rubin's campaign in new hampshire was about. and that influence has now begun to spread. republicans have talked about introducing a very large voucher bill, a $200 voucher bill which would radically change the way these campaigns are funded. this is the slow progress for things happening on the right. if a slice of republicans, not 40, 50, 20, even 10% were to open up the possibility of that as a feature of their platform then the coalition to win is possible. that's how it's always been. the progressive era, teddy roosevelt is a republican, bob lafollette is a republican. taft is a republican. the progressive movement is democrats and republicans, not just a bunch of democrats. democrats have very conservative southern democrats who are not progressive in any sense at all. so that recognition of the need to find a way to knit together different political perspectives focused on this fundamental issue is what we have to discover. it is so counterintuitive to us and it's not even clear organizationally, it's possible i often thi

at one point it prompted gm rubin amaro to say publicly the team will be ed to the slugger for thoseomments. howard and the rest of the phils will have their first full squad workout on tuesday. >>> plenty of veterans already in camp including this gentleman, chase utley, who took some grounders today. marshall harris will have more on the phils coming up in just about 30 minutes. >>> sixers gm sam hanky has not been shy when it comes to pulling the trigger on trades. a flurry of actions left the club with gnaw point guard isaiah cannon, who made his debut tonight. and cannon taking over the ring for michael carter williams who was traded to the milwaukee bucks. look at his left leg. bends awkwardly behind him. he was fouled. and thankfully able to return to the game. but as for cannon, this is what he brings to the table in transition. man, straightaway nearly 28 feet. drills a three. finishes with 14 point. the magic were too much. former sixer nick vucevic could not be checked. sixers lose 103-98. >>> the temple owls have work if they want to make to it the big dance. a long day f

traffic ticket were cameras the last legal right and is cut up and has a lot of air carrier does dan rubin hair >>reporter: 0 is moving and shaking today and as a.j. is griffin to the 60-day disabled list. the dismal to america chris and the the least that long to come back from time a giants anyway. and the a's needed to clear room for alex has signed who claimed all else who the claimed off waivers from the orioles. a sign is that for a ball player going back and forth from the minors to the majors in his career. he plays outfield and when he gets on base it usually does not involve a lot of running. the a's by the way are said to be interested in more accomplished outfielder. the a's outfielder launched of all mobile application video game last night is called cocos of roper trope currently is only available on i foam. the game is pretty true to life. his credit is a man he is a lot of time to create bulldog: oooh! mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: get a serta mattress any size for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. the $197 mattress sale..

of course. 2400 baseballs, 1200 bats among the things getting loaded up, sat down one-on-one with rubinited about the chance of turning the team around with new blood. >> excitement is a different one in that we, you know, we get to assess and watch, you know, these kids grow. we get to find out whether these are real pieces for you know for the foundation, what the next era will be for our organization. >> as we freeze, take a look at pebble beach, pga tour is there this week. i was there three weeks ago playing, scottish novelist, robert lewis steven son called it the most slips tis meeting of land and cbsphilly.com in creation, and i agree. >> the 12th hole, end up few feet away for the birdiement you can see the person beach national pro-am this weekend on cbs-3. that's sport. i'm beasley reese for eyewitness sports. >>> and still ahead on "eyewitness news", a ceremony is underway at the vatican this morning and it is bringing together two popes, francis and benedict. more on this special mass coming up next. >> also, it is valentine's day weekend, but we are dealing with some dange

rubin for a new jersey there's melvyn chatting with the media. >> reporter: astros at the grammy redand steadings suit. another look at this cupcake dress and madonna looking like a matador. singing.. sam smith will not have the single much more >>: i want to think demand abroad are heart and i want to thank you could got before grammy's. bsn >>:beyonce speaking... i like to deny beehive you guys have been a great inspiration for me. >> reporter: the onset hanson--jenny fox--jammie fox imitating ray charles. >> reporter:beyonce ending the grammys. singing in church song. but >> reporter: with what side we have a beautiful ship--a beautiful look here outside here in the north bay and sprinkle here and there. no. they locations the russian river where we thought it would give up to 20 to 26 ft.. we have some of our viewers even farther north and russian sing we have some decent ring. -- we had decent rain. >> reporter: to my shower is here at the san mateo bridge. critiques hazy-- pretty hazy. this afternoon we will see lower mid-60's 67 san jose 60 to 65 in places like rigid and oakla

tragedy after a father and son both drowned in the bay when their boat capsized monday afternoon lewis rubinand his fiancee and were fishing with the father and a canal seven they have done several times before but a wave hit the canal causative to slipover, was to try and help but they did not say if the medicine sure not that is logarithms apart davis to die from exposure she survive another family is devastated the older brother says that the sadness is overwhelming. >>: he was the glue of the family held everyone together no one is perfect but he was smarter it possible to graduate from san francisco state this may. >>reporter: he was studying criminal-justice it wants to be a lawyer and there were engaged to be married looking for to starting a family after he graduated college this is his son to stay strong for his mother and the rest of the family. >>mark: 11 said in connection for sex trafficking she is now turned herself and police say she is an official for the past four years investigator said the woman worked traffic from china and taiwan to work. she turned herself in justice to

that was a season tral part of what jim rubin's campaign in new hampshire was about. and that influence has now begun to spread. republicans have talked about introducing a very large voucher bill, a $200 voucher bill which would radically change the way these campaigns are funded. this is the slow progress for things happening on the rye. if a slice of republicans, not 40 50, 20, even 10% were to open up the possibility of that as a future -- feature of their platform then the coalition to win is possible. that's how it's always been. the progressive era, teddy roosevelt is a republican, bob lafollette is a republican. taft is a republican. the progressive movement is democrats and republicans, not just a bunch of democrats. democrats have very conservative southern democrats who are not progressive in any sense at all. so that recognition of the need to find a way to knit together different political perspectives focused on this fundamental issue is what we have to discover. it is so counterintuitive to us and it's not even clear organizationally, it's possible, i o