police are not serging for the 14-year-old brother as are his family members. >> trying to find out or catch up with him. he doesn't have a cell phone. trying to catch up with him is impossible. i don't want the police to find him. they are calling him armed and dangerous. he says he doesn't have the gun anymore. >> reporter: family members say justice was raising a little girl after recently going back to school. >> she is going to be deeply missed because she was a very loving young lady. and this is my great granddaughter, her daughter, right here. and she is going to miss her mother. >> please call me, son. i love you. we all love you. i know it was an accident, a mistake. [bleep] happens, you are 14, you have a long life ahead of you. >> reporter: oakland police have not released the name or the description of the 14-year- old, but they say they are looking for him in connection with the murder of his sister. in oakland, joe vasquez, kpix5. >>> take a look at this. it may be the worst parking job of all time. this was spotted bobbing in the bay near alameda about 6:30. it was pull

in miami to take on the heat, serge ibaka finding durant, shot clock winding down but he hits the threet the thunder up three in the second quarter. they were down 18-2 early in this game. lebron james, he had 34 points. he did all he could. next under possession durant, how about three more. oklahoma city, 16 for 27 on threes. miami, 3 for 19. that was really the big difference in addition to the oklahoma city bench outscoring miami, 39-21 and durant, 12 straight games with 30 or more. thunder won nine in a row, 112-95. >>> arizona looking to remain unbeaten. stanford hasn't beaten a one at home since 19 8 when chasson randle hits that. stanford is up 5. but aaron gordon, he is from san jose, the fabulous freshman for the cats. he didn't have a fab game but big dunk there. nick johnson, the fate of the world hanging right there in the balance. >> is that a waltonism? >> of course, it is and then randle, can we have overtime? no. and the cats win it, 60-57. >>> any more waltonisms? >> we could go all night. >> coach wouldn't have allowed that! >>> back to you. >>> all right, thanks, guy

discussion and possible action to approve sale of patrol special beat 69 from patrol special officer serge white to patrol special officer john fitzinger or to take other action in necessary. action. >> good evening, again, officer brown, could you brief the commission on this sale. >> the sale of 69. both patrol special officers have provided all of the correct documentation for the sale do you want me to go through all of it or just a review. >> i thought that there were concerns and you can address the concerns, i think. >> yeah, i think that was different last time that was more about becoming a patrol special. and i think that going through briefly would help, i just because we are on tv and it would be helpful to make everyone knows but briefly. >> okay. >> but there needs to be a sale of agreement and then insurance, on so there is insurance, and now there is carry over insurance. and so, fitzinger is a liability and if he chose to have employees, he will have workman's comp insurance and to provide for his guard card and his firearms card and ten there is the check for $500 for our

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shares of facebook serging following the company strong earnings which showed growth in mobile and users shares continued to fall today following the company's flat earnings report earlier this week. joining me now, one of the nation's top take analysts who has worked with some of the best in the ndustry. as president analyst, we should talk to you. >> good to be here. lori: facebook, i think it was last week's impressive researchers but of the study, 80% of facebook users will disappear inhe next two years. they come out with his blockbuster earnings report. >>ell, remember, that study said that the company would rise peak and then fall off as users migrated to someplace else. it really follow theirus model. what happens is you commuters -- immunize yourself to the virus of the service overtime. and you leav. facebook has been showcasing that experience. the young market i moving away well, i don't know. but the study has to peak and then they have to fall off. the cycle is now yet clear, bt th report indicates there would be gone are pretty near gone by 2017. lori: shares placed the op

announced they are working with the secret service to vet the break-in >> 50 years ago today the first serge surgeon general report was linked on smoking. the first time it was linked as a principal cause of lung cancer. >> now welcome to the special coverage of the war on poverty. 50 years after president lyndon johnson declared that war. we look at that poverty today. his initiatives lead to medicare, medicate, head start and food stamps. the white house says the war on poverty has been a success. the poverty rate in 2012 was 16%, down from 26% in 1967. not everyone is encouraged. republican lawmakers say there's more that needs to be done. >> our federal government is a major embedment to the enterprise and injen uty of our people. an expensive tax code. unsustainable national debt are suffocating the economy's ability to create steady and good paying jobs. that's why poverty and ipp equality has gotten worse. lyndon johnson once described detroit as an outstanding success story. millions poured in to help the poor. despite the effort 50 years later the motor city is considered a failure.

the constitutional demands that does not go and provide some unwarranted and unnecessary and illegal serge on private lives of americans. >> i know you will follow the story as well. you have a lot to talk about tonight on the show coming up this evening. who is on? mitch mcconnell is one of your guests, i understand. >> senator mcconnell is with us and we'll talk about his challenge to the epa. what the e.p.a. is doing that is draconian to workers in his state and others. we also -- >> i apologize for that. we lost the signal from the governor. we urge all of you to watch his show tonight coming up on fox news channel at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. still to come, a new senate intel report says the attack in benghazi was preventable. that is unwelcome news for former secretary of state hillary clinton. senator angus king will join us live. there is nothing like a good mystery. who better to solve it than a former c.i.a. operative? we'll talk to a man who is hunting for answers, in famous conspiracies. and incredible story of mother's love and devotion. how one woman and her son overcame his di

google's founders larry page, serge brynn, eric schmidt, prime land at the international airport.groundbreaking begins in february for a new jet terminal serving google's founders. the $82 million privately funded project is expected to be completed by the end of 2015. signature flight support, a company that manages corporate aircraft will build the facility in partnership with blue city holdings. that's a corporation representing the personal aircraft of google's principles. industry experts tell us this hangar to woe terribly accommodate 60 aircraft. at the end of the day, it's money and jobs for san jose. more revenue from the airport, and a vehicle for the google founders to get out of town quickly when they want to. tyler, back to you. >> josh lipton, thank you very much. >>> power house time. this week we go to philadelphia. mike mccann is back with us. associate broker with berkshire hathaway. the first listing. some of the houses don't look great on the outside. 1011 watkins street listing for $309,000. above the median or average in town. taxes, $2,700. two beds. 1 1/2 b

thank you again and i look forward to an sergs your questions. >> thank you, so much, administrator mccarthy. we turn to the honorable daniel ash. >> thank you, chairman boxer, ranking member vitter and members of the committee. i want to also thank you for the chance to testify on behalf of the president's climate action plan and the u.s. fish and wildlife services role under that plan. the best science available to us today supports the conclusion that earth's climate system is undergoing rapid and significant change, and i believe this is the greatest challenge to current and future management of our wildlife resources. i was trained as a scientist and i lead a science-driven organization. we always begin with what we know through observation. the earth's climate is changing. it's changing at an accelerating rate. average surface temperatures are increasing. ocean temperatures are rising. sea ice and glaciers are melting. sea levels are rising. oceans are acid phiing, plants are flowering earlier. birds are migrating sooner. in general wildlife species distributions are shifting northward