. >> i'm rye buy and i'm the rye buy congregation on brotherhood way, and together here with sister joan and we want to support the modified proposal for route 17 that would include the stretch of brotherhood way between lake merced and connected at daily city. at the present time there is no muni service at all on brotherhood way so for the sin cog, the four churches and the three innocent schools and the seniors resident, the only mode of access to our institutions is by automobile. we find increasingly that especially our senior members don't drive in the evening or prefer not to drive at night and therefore have much restricted access to the services of our congregations and institutions. our young people who come and attend the independent schools are delivered almost exclusively by automobile, but many of them would be able to arrive at school using services of muni in the 17 was routed long midway. it's an issue of safety especially those who attend the independent school and the housing development bringing more cars into the neighborhood. it's more important for us to have this

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owe rye enand u.s.idon. it was expected to arrive early this afternoon. it was expected to depart mid afternoon. it was due to depart this afternoon. the aircraft has been found to assist in drift modeling. they will provide an ongoing records point south of relocating. it is issued by australia on monday is expected to arrive in the area this afternoon. the royal australian navy ship is on route to the area but some days away. the ship is quick to recover any objects. every effort is being made to help in the satellite imagerima. the search is a monumental effort. i will give you an update on what has been deployed. during the course of the administration they have spoken to the counterparts including australia, indonesia, nepal, new sgleep land, singapore, thailand and the usa. all were very supportive and all offered assistance. as the focus has moved to southern and southern corridors our international partners continued to provide whatever support they can. currently there are 18 ships, 29 aircraft

rye now california law bands them from sidewalks and trails. christian will allow them on bike lanes and bike paths. they will still be banned. >> it's really about replacing a vehicle. so instead of being a car, you are actually on a skateboard. >> well, electric skate boards will allow riders to go up to 18 miles per hour. they can also go into reverse. >> i have not really seen many about. >>> 5:10 is the time. a controversial self if i, the photo that could get two students can kicked out. the big topic that had more than two dozen senate democrats talking for hours. >>> and we are looking at a commute to talk to a decent start, we will look at the other areas. they are calm. it is 44, we will around it all out. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of march madness. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. . >>> welcome back. pol

care rye is on the white house council for the arts. we always felt a tie. do you watch my show. because that's not cool. >> jimmy: i would ask. >> you can ask, though. everybody watches you. you might get a no. >> jimmy: i might get a no, even if the answer was yes. i love the idea that the obamas have their ipad and they're in the master bedroom at the white house -- >> it's so human, right? i curled up and like oh. that's juicy. you're not watching anything dry when you're watching "scandal." >> jimmy: you do a very good job of engaging your audience. you're all tweeting during the show every show. which to me seems like it would be distracting. when i'm watching the show, i don't need to see what you're tweeting about the show. but i guess everybody is half doing everything now anyway. >> people have different brains than maybe you and i. >> i have to watch it first to focus and interact. people expect the interactive experience. i love it. i did broadway for a long time. you can play a scene or sing a song and you can feel the energy in the room, right?

navy sends a fleet to petty owe rye ento the area.are the suns we have 150 of the aircraft into the inventory. we want surveillance to the area a couple dozen anyway quickly. >> we have 29 vessels four of them are pursuing the northern ark. those ra are in the know they went south and may be in the south indian ocean. >> edge you are right. based on the documents we have now it is pulling to this area. >> hopes are high, hopes not so high. >> i don't think they would be spending the time bringing the prime minister to australia for a news conference to talk about this evidence or this debris that they found and to be concentrating on what is such a desolate part of the planet. they are looking at a particular area of that. something i think led them there in amgd my hopes are up. >> we haare in the most isolate area in the world. the families have had heartbreak and anger and suspicion. how the government handled this thing from the start. that part of the investigation is up. >> one of the family members has been taken to the floor a

the plane lost pressure rye zags and everyone essentially went to sleep. my scenario is a smoul smouldering fire that created smoke and once that began the crew donned their oxygen masks. you can't totally see all of that smoke from breathing and you're going to get toxic fumes, depending on what is burning. so my scenario is they approached that point where it sounded like there was a normal situation. there may have been something on the screen that indicated a slight fault, maybe a shrug of the shoulder and then it started to progress if it was a fire situation. the captain realized it was compelling enough to get the airplane turned and entered a waypoint that was an alternate airport in the flight management computer and kept the autopilot connected because this plane is designed, especially in an emergency to, reduce workload. he would have kept the autopilot on and allow the plane to make its turn towards the waypoint which happened to be a diversionary airport and then it got worse and worse and it sounds rather ominous to call it a zombie operatio

since then the london-based pan arab based newspaper quoted officials in rye riyadh says they will close it and prevent saudi journalists from operating with the them. they have recalled ambassadors from qatar. they have long accused of al jazeera network of a pro-muslim brotherhood bias in egypt and elsewhere. for now, al jazeera's riyadh bureau is open. >>> as myanmar's former military government signed off on a historic media law, four journalists and a news manager there went on trial. they relate to two reports in the unity journal which identified an alleged chemical weapons plant built with the assist enof the chinese in the northwestern city of paut. if they're convicted, they could face 14 years in prison. their court hearing came on the day former general and now president of myanmar sein signed the media law into effect. ever since the transition to democracy in 2012, the law has been trumpeted as a way to guarantee freedom of press. the big that passed in parliament drafted by the myanmar's ministry without consultation with journalism groups coming with significant loopholes

angela rye, principal of impact strategies.ic," michael steele, msnbc political analyst, former chairman of the rnc. thanks for being with me. mike, let me start with you and let's start with what is happening in ukraine right now, the crisis in ukraine. senator mccain this afternoon saying president obama needs to make his intentions clear. do we think at this point that the administration is moving quickly enough? >> that's a hard question to answer because i think this has kind of caught a number of folks a little bit flatfooted, to be honest. a lot of folks keep saying, we need to do something. what are we going to do? the options are limited. certainly i think there's going to be a lot of back channel pressure from the white house on putin to stay out of ukraine. i think the interim president just really in the last few minutes said that he's confident that russia will not invade. but i think there's a lot of forward pressure to act militarily here. i think the president is taking sort of a longer view over the next few we

we rye to get -- we will try to get you rain. it has been all about the winds. we've seen 30-45 miles an hour gusts outside. out there right now we are looking at beautiful skies. wind swept skies. the temperatures are warming up into the 60s and also the 70s. so yeah a nice afternoon on tap. those winds still blowing in spots over 20 miles an hour in some parts of the bay area and offshore wind continuing into the afternoon. sure not as strong as it was this morning but you will see a breezy afternoon. high pressure in control. it will stick around right now. it looks like right into the weekend. it may cool just slightly as we head into the next couple of days. after that things will change. high pressure bringing in warm temperatures with those offshore winds and the air sinks and approaches the coastline. it looks like the numbers will be soring up well into the 70s. probably mid 70s in toward san jose and morgan hill. into the east bay a lot of those numbers running up into the 70s too with plenty of sunshine and abundant amount of sunshine as you head insi

joining me now is political strategist angela rye.e you with us tonight. >> great to be with you, ed. >> it seems like "green eggs and ham" has become the go-to book for the tea party. are acts of political theater about the best they can do at this point? >> well, ed, you know, it's kind of -- it's kind of hard to make it through that with a straight face. but i'll tell you what. we kind of need to meet them where they are, ed. so i wrote a "green eggs and ham" rendition just for you, and for sarah, in case she is watching. we do not like palin politics, sir and ma'am, more the cpac version of uncle sam. but we do love our obamacare plans and ed, you betcha', yes, we can. so, yeah, it may be -- >> you got to fight fire with fire. you got to meet them on their own level, i guess. here is the war on women. there clearly has been legislation that has been put up on the state level that of course is going after women's rights. none of this was talked about at cpac. what does that signal to conservative women when they see a performance l

joining me now are angela rye and jimy williams.r being here. >> thank you. >> angela, we've seen political ads behind a lot of beliefs, and we've seen them bend the truth. but how far is too far when you're dealing with health care? >> well, rev, too far was 54 votes ago four years ago in the house of jokers -- i mean the house of representatives, of course. i think that now we have folks like those who run americans for prosperity, which is exactly what their name says. they are for prosperity by any means necessary and at all costs. so you have people who now have health coverage that actually covers something, that now actually can see doctors and specialists without referrals, that can ensure that they can live and live more abundantly in this country. and the fact that they are pulling these people for whatever reason, perhaps because of their own prejudices about the president, or whatever else, their own ignorance about the law and they're putting them on air and they're not telling the truth. it's really unfortunate. and in

joining me now are angela rye and e.j. dionne.oth for your time. >> good to be with you, rev. >> e.j., it is as important for these republicans to bin over billionaires as it is to win over voters? >> yes is the short answer to that question. i do want to give sheldon adelson one thing, which is he had the best sound bite for a gambling mogul who spent a lot on politics. he said i don't mind when i lose. there is always a new hand coming up. and it's easy to say that when you have $38 billion worth of chips. but i think this is really very distressing what is happening to our system. my colleague, dan baltz of "the washington post" said it's exactly like the sheldon primary, which people are calling it that makes people feel shut out of politics. and it really has a corrosive effect on public confidence in government. there is something wrong with presidential candidates going to a very rich person and say oh, gee, please, will you spend $90 million to elect me. i think that bothers a lot of people. and not just liberals or democr

. >> if you feel can see for miles rye right now indication of what's coming tomorrow. take a look at the wake up weather and change of seasons this week will bring a change in our weather. details on in our weather. details on that when 7 news ♪ well i love a rainy night.♪ ♪ i love a rainy night ♪ i love to hear the thunder, watch the lightning ♪ ♪ when it lights up the sky. ♪ ♪ you know it makes me feel good. ♪ ♪ 'cause i love a rainy night.♪ yoplait with flavors the whole family will love. it is so good for a night in. is. >> big brother is watching. those free app we use to chat with friend and share pictures, they can store a lot of information about us. information the government can later come and get. tonight jonathan looks at exactly what spy agency can find but through our cell phones and washington those who don't like it are doing about it. she's organiz organizer of the notorious hacker convention. speaker start up founder and mom. you have just seen the only picture of her ever posted on line. >> i love technology but i boy kout could the social media. don

joining me now are chris witherspoon, entertainment editor for thegrio.com and angela rye.>> i want to hear from both of you. start with chris. what was your takeaway from last night, your biggest moment? >> my biggest moment was the win for "12 years a slave." i think that people from the beginning of this film circuit this time around were hailing "12 years a slave" as the big winner for the oscar. and around like last month, we began hearing people saying "gravity" was all of the sudden going to win this film or win the big award. and "12 years a slave," i think it proved that it is a tale for the ages. "gravity" was groundbreaking, but "12 years a slave" has this heartbreaking story that really pullious in. i interviewed the cast in october. i told them. i told lupita this film will be the best picture. and i guarantee you will be nominated for oscars. they were so humble, and they've carried themselves with such grace throughout this awards season. so it was great to see. this. >> angela? >> well, rev, i think that "12 years a slave" was major, but i also really enjoye

that for all these inquests over the next 20 years, it's very difficult to see how society can make ryeass and get the reconciliation which perhaps is more important than discovery of all the facts of what went on in the past. >> the families of the victims cannot conceive of reconciliation without truth, and whatever happens, they are hardly going to forget the murder of their loved ones. >> the question is, as old as -- the question is as old as mankind itself -- in space, is there life on other lannett? it's one of the reasons people have loved staring at the night sky for centuries. the best place for stargazing in europe is on the spanish island of the palme. >> when night falls, the canary island stargazers come out in force. they spend the next few hours traveling through their telescopes to places far away from the earth. >> everyone is fascinated by the night sky. you look up and see all the stars. if you think about what all might be out there can be frightening. the starry skies bewitch us. just like the ocean when it is especially wild. >> the amateur researchers try to find

a george washington university student is under arrest accused of making rye ricin in his dorm room.he department of justice, civil rights prosecutors say there was no wrongdoing when a fbi agent fatally shot a chechen man being questioned in florida about a possible link to one of the boston marathon bombing suspects. one month from today at the boon marathon, 100 runners will make up team mr 8, in memory of martin richard the youngest bombing victim. his sister was injured in the attack. the family released this photo today showing jane with her new prosthetic cheetah running leg. certainly a brave little girl. >> susan, thanks very much. that does it for us. we'll see you again 11:00 p.m. eastern tonight. "piers morgan live" starts now. >>> this is "piers morgan live" and i am bill weir filling in tonight. as search planes zoom over that lonely water of the indian ocean, spending hours searching for what could be an 80-foot floating piece of this puzzle, we're going to look into two possible fresh leads. we'll see if there's anything to glean from transcripts of radio conversation

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important to keep in mind that there's -- abuse does go on and there are multiple instances of and it we rye to clean it up. yet the government set newspaper a way that entitles the people to continue to abuse -- >> hold on. >> i want to make the transition. i want to turn this. obviously we are spding a lot more on food programs. take a look at the proposed budget going forward. look what is going on. we are actually talking about cutting the military budget by almost $80 billion. from 2010 to 2014. i don't know. let me start with you, john. is this the right thing do? on one hand we are cutting the military budget. entitlement an mandatory spenng, it is skyrocketing. >> i think that the military budget in may opinion, eric, is loaded. fundamentally, the defense is a responsibility of government. government is forced. defense is what keeps us safe. that's why the entitlement programs weren't present in the constitution an as they made it nonetheless. the defense is a proper roleof government. redistribution is not. >> let me do this. i'm going to throw this to you and put a picture up here

. >> these kids have a bad reaction to gluten, a protein found in certain grains such as wheat, rye,ley. >> celiac is an autoimmune disorder, it is a lifelong disorder, if you have celiac, you're on gluten free diet your life. >> here the food is gluten free, so they can eat whatever they want and they love it. >> what are the symptoms of celiac disease? >> it is different in every person, in some people they can have problems with their joints, some people have problems with not growing, the most common ones are gi symptoms. >> stomachaches way more often than with any other kid. >> you don't absorb things well, iron levels may be down, you may be anemic, you may not absorb calcium, so bones can be thinner. >> for some, including marja and her family, getting that diagnosis took time. >> my daughter was born and she was very sick. never ending diagnosed with appendicitis, diagnosed with every possible illness. one day i got so frustrated because i brought her to the hospital, they said she had leukemia, they wanted to admit her because the fever would not go down. but it has been 23

rye bow flaifen has been shown to cut down on migraines. again, you can get that in milk, eggs, spinach and broccoli, but also you can get it in a pill. >> david, my migraine cure, coffee, tea, coca-cola, milk and a banana. >> chocolate. it works, trust me. >> the list that you made is absolutely correct and every migraine patient knows which food is going to give them a headache and which is not. chocolate because of the ca caffeine is going to hurt you. wine, whiskey is going to irritate the nerves around the brain and cause the migraine. so you stay away from that. but the list that mark mentioned and i posted on the facebook, riboflaven is effective. there's also called fever few which is an herb that you can take 100 milligrams to 500 milligrams. don't memorize this. we're going to post them on facebook so you can relax. all of these supplements work really well. it's better to get them from food. bananas is a problem, aged cheese, these can cause migraines. stay away from them and stick with the food. >> close your eyes and lie down a

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. >>> vice president bidesen in poland discussing the rye crisis in ukraine warning russia saying the u.s. and europe will impose further sanctions on moscow because it decided to annex crimea. >>> relatives of the passengers aboard the missing malaysian jetliner are angry about how they are conducting the investigation. some will go on a hunger strike if they are not given more accurate information. the search now in its 11th day. >>> i'm meteorologist dave warren. when you think things are done across the mid-atlantic states in the southeast, rain is coming back. as the storm moves out. taking a lot of the ice and sleet. now you are getting the wind coming in off the ocean. we will see the wind pick-up and the rain hang around. where it is cold enough could see the icing. temperatures are just above the freezing mark. winter weather sidesry still in effect. you could see additional ice accumulates with the temperature down right about freezing and you get the rain falling into this cold air. another storm here across the northern plains. look what happens as this band of snow begins

. >> if you feel can see for miles rye right now indication of what's coming tomorrow. take a look at the wake up weather and change of seasons this week will bring a change in our weather. details onthatn that when 7 news is. >> big brother is watching. those free app we use to chat with friend and share pictures, they can store a lot of information about us. information the government can later come and get. tonight jonathan looks at exactly what spy agency can find but through our cell phones and washington those who don't like it are doing about it. she's organiz organizer of the notorious hacker convention. speaker start up founder and mom. you have just seen the only picture of her evere. >> posted on line. >> i love technology but i boy kout could the social media. don't have any face back friends. get really mad when people invite me. >>reporter: sun glass no accident. she's on a mission to keep her face and her data off of service where is the federal government can track her. >> there's been many stories about skype working with government all over the world e

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you can see it clearly rye there, that big counterclockwise swirl. it's now moving inland and will move inland to our south but remain close enough to us that we'll have a chance of showers, those heavier showers that you have had all day long tonight and first half of saturday. as the storm leaves tomorrow morning we'll dry out the rain the wind go away. most of your weekend will be dry but high pressure is building in to our south. we'll have what's called a zonal flow which means we are going to have things moving basically from west to east and the rain/no rain line will be just to our north and i wouldn't be surprised at all if throughout the week we see showers at times and cloudy and humid conditions. 11 p.m. tonight, showers. tomorrow morning showers. but futurecast shows bay tomorrow afternoon you will be able to get outside and enjoy some drier weather after enjoying this rainfall. so tomorrow morning we're wet, dry in the afternoon. sunday pretty cloudy, humid. wouldn't be surprised if we get a stray shower or two. same story on monday. tu

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he posted a rye spons saying he has not and never been part of my gang.with 11 games left playoff picture remains unclear. warrior was a chance to move up and into fifth spot. but so does their opt tonight, memphis. a five day break should help warriors as will expected return of andre. >> just toughing it up. just play through it. like i said, before, trying to treat it as best as possible. >> he'll play, david lee will not moving on. before tiger woods became tiger woods he honed his game where he won 11 tournaments it's a cardinal record that stands to this day. >> to do what he has done is hard to replicate in any form. >> he knows a teammate of tiger's for two years. almost 20 years later he's coaching. patrick rogers has eight tournament wins meaning the mark is attainable. >> with five events have to go chase that record. >> he ascended to number one playing on two teams on stanford, hung with the best on the pga tour. and finished tied for 15. with tour experience and massive success he made the decision he willing foro his senior season. >> i thi

ma rye a more gets the hoop plus the foul. then it was three, this time moor is on the assist with mac fair getting the assist. it was all long beach poly after that. clark doing the honors. the pride finishes the year at 30 and 7. long beach poly is the state champion. >>> in girls division 2, san hoe assist mid e went down big to shaum nod. the results no better in girls division 4. in boys catholic hayward lost big to tore rans. the south sweeps today's game for an 8 to 4 edge. >>> half of today's ncaa final four field is decided in a thrill er. the number one seed against second wielded -- seeded wisconsin. the badger fans put on a pretty good demonstration of why. the badgers erase a one point deficit, go up by two. jefferson for the jam. that tied it at 54. to overtime they go. wisconsin took the early lead but gordon answers back with three of his own. tied at 57. one last chance for arizona down one. the wild cats in bound. nick johnson tries the work for the shot, he's stifled by the defense. that shot wouldn't have c

wl low ryes lois learner pleading the 5th again. >> may i ask my question?you are all tree to leave. >> what's next in the irs tea party scandal investigation? >> a war of words, university trying to stop a pair of alum from using the word god. a new verdict in a controversial case. "fox & friends first" right now. ♪>> good morning. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this thursday morning. thank you for joining us. >> i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. we appreciate you waking up this early with us. we are going to start with obamacare. the white house offering a two-year expansion on canceled healthcare plans. is this about the american people or about politics? >> elizabeth prann is following the latest news in washington. >> the department of health and human services had already given the insurers the option of continuing canceled plans through 2014. those policies were made in effect an additional two years. they did this to stop another wave of cancellations before the campaign. >> we respect the pledge i made if you like your plan

it is over 41, rye? >> it hit a new high for the dow jones industrial average.ella made a presentation of office boeing to the ipad. they will be focusing on apps. the stock up 1.7%. liz: microsoft is trading above $41 a share. we vane seen that price in years. >> when you talk about microsoft we're really looking at some tech stocks, liz, focusing on nasdaq up over 1%. micron technology another great, great performer, up 8% ahead of earnings later in the week. david: may be that biotech is turning around now, nicole. ibb, sort of the biotech etf. that is doing very well today. >> biotech had a tough turn, beaten undo. folks are looking to biotech to see whether that is turn in the market. we're looking at nasdaq biotech index up really great, up 3.1%. liz: we should mention there are headlines moving right now regarding jpmorgan. i want to read these to you guys here. a u.s. district judge, george daniels, in manhattan issued rulings in three lawsuits, nicole, three lawsuits over the "london whale" losses, remember a year-and-a-half ago. >> right. liz: nearly n

telling you about something you know and it could be used for better things like curing april de's saw ryeriasis. robert these fruits acting like bullies? they are bullying you with fruit. >> this is a great campaign for elementary schoolkids and not college kids. anybody who uses the word fruit should be beaten. can we agree on that? itoh it is a combination between fruit and vegetable. >> i don't get it. >> these poor kids. everyone around campus will say, oh, they are the fruit. look how fruity. >> and nobody is dressed up as a vegetable. >> i just feel like these are the kids that didn't get accepted to do the play. >> they are like, what did we do? >> this is like the sadder version of "glee." >> it is sad that's what they did with $5 million. >> that's true. >> if i was $19 and you gave me $5 million, the last thing you would see me is a the school. >>> what would you plan after the fall of man a? a new show asked that question. it is a sci-fi "lord of the flies" in which the fate of humanity rests in the hands of a hundred teenagers. the hands of a hundred teenagers. the teens trave

. >> americans think the terror attack against agabenghazi is t worst in hill rye clinton's career.ttack which left four americans dead was the most glaring negative thing on her resume. number two, her husband's affair with monica lewinsky. >> finally, what we have all been waiting for. >> the weekend and warm weather. what a nice combo. maria in thehere with the weath. >> we are seeing the temperatures on the rise and today it is already warmer in chicago and cleveland where you are going to make it into the 40's for the high temperatures and across parts of the southeast as well. new orleans in the 60s. 60s and 70s across the state of texas. by saturday you are going to be above average in new york city with a high temperature at 52 degrees. colder air will be in for the upper midwest. you will be cooling down with highs forecast only in the 20s to kickoff the weekend for saturday. across the carolinas and also in virginia we have a storm system rolling through. temperatures are warming up this morning so you have freezing rain and also snow and sleet to talk about. we have repor

one of the search areas you have mer time controlled aircraft the poseidon and owe rye enon scene as i understand it and providing whatever support we can. remember this area potentially if you are looking at the indian ocean or particularly the south indian ocean and further this is five ks six times the size of the united states. it is a big ocean out there. there is a lot of aircraft. it is one by which the united states in the supporting role will bring to bear what it means in order to solve this problem. >> general thank you for being with us. always enjoy visiting with you. appreciate you making time for us this weekend. >> how easy is it to hide a 777 in a large area? i will ask navy intelligence officer. stay with us. emily's just starting out... and on a budget. like a ramen noodle- every-night budget. she thought allstate car insurance was out of her reach. until she heard about the value plan. see how much you could save with allstate. are you in good hands? we are thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nhts. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passion

we should, rye -- repeal the defective system. we need to restore sanity to the medicare payment system without cutting benefits to seniors and shifting financial burdens to hospital and other providers. we've done enough of that already. right now we don't have the votes to do what would be the better thing to do, so for millions of elderly americans and their doctors, this fix is good news. it means the promise of accessible quality health care to our nation's seniors is being honored again, this time for another year. so while i'm pleased with this temporary patch, i hope it's our last patch. in the meantime, i extend my appreciation to senator wyden, the chairman of the finance committee for his work to bring stability to the medicare payment system. for the moment -- from the moment he assumed the gavel to become chairman of that committee, he hit the ground running on this issue as well as reforming the entire tax code. he's also working, as we speak, on doing some good work on the so-called tax extenders. it's my opinion un

it is hoped it could be developed to be used in fact,ryes for to clear debris in earthquake zones. >>ter: meet the body steppeder. a robotic suit to extend your human powers. the user steps in, straps themselves in and places their arms into its arms and move and the robot moves. grip, and the robot grips. only 10 times more fiercely than you do. >> this is the most complex wearable robot that has been ever built in the world. it is a device that is able to track the complex movement of the body, human body and to amplify the force of the user. >> it's my suit. >> what the hell did you do to me? >> suits like these are the fabric of many a hollywood film. but robo cop the latest to dawn a body suit. scientists catching up with vacation. this is a military suit designed to the aid combat soldiers in the field. there are therapeutic devices too, such as this dutch machine designed to help stroke patients improve their walking. the engineers in italy believe their machine could be used to assemble aircraft opponents or sent into earthquake zones to free survivors. i'm told to try the bas

. >>> veterans rye zone is being accused to push customers to switch to its internet voice packages instead of fixing its land lines. an emergency petition was filed against them today. they are asking the california public utilities commission to force verizon to repair its land lines. verizon calls the charges false. they say nobody is forced to switch. critics argue internet services on fiber networks are more vulnerable to power out annals in natural disasters. >>> walmart is testing a new app called savings catcher. you take your receipt home and enter the information. the app checks to see if the items were sold cheaper else where. if so, you get a get card for the difference in price. walmart says it takes the work out of finding the best deal, but critics warn, like most reward programs, you do trade a bit of privacy for the best price. julie watts, kpix 5. >>> paul holds a lot of power in our newsroom right now because they want to know what's going on. >> reporter: nobody told me. >> nice going. >> reporter: yeah, right? >> yeah. the weekend i have something plans and paul says it