now you may be familiar with the shepherd from the organizations t.v. show whale wars on animal planet which documents the group's efforts to stop the killing of whales and dolphins by commercial fisherman instead of merely protesting this practice to shepherd engages in direct action against these ships by sabotaging their efforts the group's founder captain paul watson has become an international threat and every entity from interpol to the japanese government after him as a result of watson spent fifteen months at sea eluding the capture of authorities or recently returned to the u.s. last october to face an appeals court so here to discuss what's happening and as well as the shepherds other direct action campaigns i'm joined now by captain paul watson himself thank you so much for coming on captain. thank you so you've been called everything from an eco terrorist to a pirate to an extreme conservationist how would you describe yourselves and what you do. who are simply going out and doing what the governments refused to do i mean we have all the rul

and founder sea shepherd conservation society really appreciate you coming on. thank you. coming up you guys will hear why bay area residents want internet giant google out of their city. today got a lot of housing wellness people but the government is not really funding it and then a lot of the shelter today be having people brothers down the street because people begin to raid didn't shelters didn't get involved right now ironically ironically i'm worth more to the city of new york he told me. personally spoke. momentum and. when you paid regular people like someone like a lawyer or doctor or some other madison avenue it's boring and sometimes the homeless people do little to deflect other that by. saying because in the country rather than staying true to resist drugs remember there's a new pinball in this city for the region sitting in the worked what people live pay money to do give you clues. to stun anybody could make you feel you know get up. looked right on the street. first street issues and i would think pictures. on a reporter's twitter. and instagram. could be

and jamie oliver and cohost sherry shepherd of "the -- >>> it i freezing cold out there. really freezing cold all across america, all 50 states being hit. no one knows that better than my intrepid colleagues. ted rowlands, eric mcpike rosa flores, pamela brown in buffalo. with exactly what we don't need right now, a new blizzard. and chad myers in the cnn weather center. pamela brown is in buffalo, new york, currently a low of 4 degrees. how bad is it tonight? >> reporter: it is absolutely brutal, piers. there's really an understatement to say that really dealing with the trifecta here. ferocious winds with the biting cold and of course the snow. let me show you what it looks like here. if you look underthe street lamp here you can see the blowing snow. wind gusts have been up to 45 miles per hour. and what you can't see of course is how cold it is. that's creating a big issue here and a big part of why this blizzard is so dangerous. in fact, there have been flood warnings in effect because of broken water mains. and also we've learned that lake erie where we're standing

. >>> a brave 11-year-old kid bit by a german shepherd and why the police shot that dog. >>> next an iconic bay area restaurant shutting its doors. is it really a final goodbye for joes of west lake? >>> tonight after more than 50 years a daly city landmark is closing its doors. dining at joes of westlake one more time. >> reporter: there was no question they would be eating here, some people got there food to go. >> i waited 45 minutes. >> reporter: for those who decided to wait, the food was on rotation. >> i ordered the chicken scalopini. >> the cheeseburger was unbelievable, top shelf. >> i have never been disappointed with the food. >> they have been open 50 years. >> i was here for my first communion brunch, confirmation brunch and graduation brunch. >> junior high and high school we all celebrate here. >> it is a shame to lose a place with so much culture, italian, the pasta, the people are great, the bar, everyone is fantastic. >> reporter: customers are hoping the food will be the same. >> it is an icon. >> the restaurant will be renovated and reopen in 2015. >> employees ar

ringing through the sky shepherd boy. did he hear what i hear?a song how above the tree with a vais voice as big as big as the sea. said the shepherd boy to the mighty king. do you know what i know? in our palace mighty king. do you know what i know? a child a child shivers in the cold lettuce bring him and silver and gold. let us bring him silver and gold. said to the king to the people everywhere duo listen to what i say. pray for peace people everywhere. listen to what i say. a child a child shivers in the cold lettuce bring him silver and gold. lettuce bring him silver and gold. >> thank you (clapping.) >> thank you tracy. (clapping.) >> well good evening. good evening. >> good evening. happy holidays everybody i'm phil i'm the general manager of your rec and park department welcome to the rec park tree lighting ceremony at the calory lodge in san francisco. you can do better than that are we fired up or what? (clapping) >> it's cold it's winter it's the holidays it's awesome so we have a great evening we'll got snow how many kids took the to

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as for who owns these german shepherds well i've asked around the neighborhood so far, haven't heard anything. reporting in san leandro, kron4 news. >>> the 14th consecutive day of record high temperatures around the bay area in the upper 60s and low 70s, records for oakland, sfo, livermore, san jose and mountain view but it looks like our record breaking temperatures are going to end today, as the storm track is making a come back to california and we have some rain in the forecast for this week. not a whole lot but better than nothing. we are looking at showers tonight over southern california from the first, it brought a few high clouds today and then we have a second system in the pacific going to approach monday afternoon, tomorrow afternoon we'll see some high clouds and then the chance for a few light showers going into tuesday, another system behind that that arrives late wednesday and thursday bringing heavier rainfall and just preliminary estimates of rainfall totals this week look like a half inch possible around the bay with higher amounts into the north bay perhaps an in

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. >>> an incredible bond has formed between a lamb and a german shepherd.he family says the lamb, named rammy, was reject it by its mother so they took it in. to their surprise their three-year-old german shepherd is treating the lamb like one of her puppy. they play together, even cuddle. clicky is always make sure lamy is taken care of. the lamb turned five days old today and the family says they plan to raise him as a pet. very cute. that does it for us here at 5:00. i'm ama daetz. for frances, shu, leigh, who is off, world news is coming up next. >>> this is "world news." tonight breaking news. a deadly day at the mall. gunfire erupting in a suburban shopping center. hundreds running for cover and hiding behind count ters and in storage rooms. who was behind this? >>> the deep freeze. the dangerous cold about to get colder. the new system. temperatures plummeting further and the accidents and the snow and ice this saturday. the other price. the unbelievable cost of keeping your home warm in all this. an affair to remember, the big headline breaking in f

a german shepherd is stranded down -- >> the 100-foot bank but the dog couldn't get up. >> how a heroaved buddy from certain death. >> goes live! >> and want fuller lips? maybe you need -- >> this device to give you full lips. >> now we find out if it's all it's plumped up to be. >> you look like octomom. >> you could use some benadryl. >> put your hands behind your back. >> i didn't do anything! >> you're looking at a video from an incident back in january of 2013. huber heights, ohio, you are watching huber heights officer brian m. doyle pulling over 63-year-old marcia laning. basically for an illegal lane change. he's got his lights and siren going, but marcia pulls into this parking lot and even takes the time to back into the spot. >> get out of the car? what are you doing? you didn't hear my lights or anything, my siren? put your dog in the car right now. >> you can hear him give commands and all that sort of thing. put your dog in the car. get out of the vehicle. >> what do you want? put your hands behind your back. do it right now or you'll be tatezed. put your hands behind yo

on the back of a japanese ship sea shepherd. southern ocean sanctuary where commercial hunting of whales is prohibited. the activists are calling the caption. rahman's back. with a squad of former nba player. the match could produce a diplomatic breakthrough. where is this misguided self promotion what is clear is that not once does the topic of this dark chapter in u s north korean relations it's the fourth time in less than a year that dennis rodman has stepped out onto the tarmac in pyongyang airport. this time he's joined by a team of former nba all stars for an exhibition game plan for wednesday. robin says it's a birthday present for north korean leader kim jong il and the man he calls a friend for lunch. robbins critics in the us and slammed his visits to the secretive communist state accusing him of ignoring its human rights record. krugman himself calls it basketball diplomacy the us with your loved one one thing. i use to. post we waited. last month ursula or kim jong il and show the world with the purge and. full on.

not just there, but into one of the -- i don't want to say crocks, but the shepherd is the best way to say two men who at that time, and he went from being a senator and a program called the fete based initiative which had there are naysayers end it even a stronger organization through your. so at that time what to d.c. that man who you were the closest to go from center to being elected to president and then you were still there when he got the second term which is no, i guess you would call the legacy. first service trying to get done second term is to build your legacy. throughout that time, what kind of movement, what have you seen so far as faith in brocken? >> his face had -- his faith has certainly deepened. he has said that himself. airs something about it gusts a stream of trials and different things a you have to overcome that slows you down a bit in gives you a sense of perspective president obama is the last person in the room to panic in the first person this a, blanc, let's put a strategy together and we will get through this. i think that is a perspective that governor h

stern, laner, laran, helio, bar, keith karane, and shepherd. and i am one of the public relation's directors and for the san francisco school of the arts, and we would just like to thank san francisco carranza for his leadership and for the creation of the 135 van ness new building. and we have all really been excited for that and we have been glad that we have someone that is working with us collectively and creatively. and we believe that it is a good move, and idea not only for us but for the city and for all students, as all over sfusd and thank you very much. >> good evening, i am with the fine art museums of san francisco but tonight i come to you as a historian and i am my honor to be invited to participate in the 2006, work that we hosted at the museum and during that time it was my honor to reresearch the reception when she started to show her work and while her work was codified, the work that infused her with the life that she was leading and she never divorced the two and file that having the school of the arts is her final gift to

she'll have to fight me for it first. >>> sherri shepherd is here.witter mirror. those pictures showing up on our "gma" shot right now. she looks fantastic. lost fmore than 40 pounds. posting her own incredible photos on instagram. she's her to tell us how she did it. >> give us a duck lip. there you go. that's it. >> we wanted her to have extra time. >>> let's start saving big. money booth time. fire it up. we have two huge supersavers here sharing their secrets to banking bucks. >>> but first, back to lara in los angeles. oh, lara, what a night. >> what a night, josh. and the thing about the golden globes is that there's a thing you see on tv and what is going on backstage. it's a party if a big way. so we're going to show you some of that. and then, also answer more of your incredible questions from our "gma" facebook fish bowl. take a look. tease are questions from "gma" fans. two all of the actors and presenters. ah, behind the scenes of you one of hollywood's favorite nights. we get a glimpse at the bubbly and the beautiful. a big fan or your e

the informal spiritual advisor to the mall's powerful man in the world when obviously you were the shepherd for his spiritual advisor. how was it that you with your humility, you stepped in through jeremiah wright who was an african liberation theologist along with dr. wilmore and recommend desmond tutu and the young man like you who moved into their and if i'm not wrong i think you are. >> like 12. [laughter] >> it's a fascination i think any moved in there and not just into their into being i don't want to say the but the shepherd. that's the best way to say it, a man who at that time was senator and he went from being his -- he went from being a senator in a program called the faith-based initiative which had a goal. it's built into a stronger organization through your leadership. throughout that period what did you see that man who you are closest to let one point was this senator and his faith to go from senator from being a lot did as president and then you were still there when he was in the second term which is now, i guess is what you would call a legacy. the second was to build yo

thus the claim of the sea shepherd conservation society which has released these aerial images of what it alleges the bloodied remains of three minke whales. the group says that we killed inside in it to match the red in eyesight tree for wales. it was the state government to act and not be hoodwinked over claims by tokyo japan up calls this the law. that it's on to the grace that have a look at the fourth age. from this order of the last twenty four hours. there's nothing song to think about this it is butchering of bass whilst i am the type to get into tight leash on him to japan pressure has increased in the israeli government not after the election thanks to step up monitoring in the area and were dismissed criticism saying it plans to move ahead with its election promises. this trade in japan have for years been adults over the contentious issue in nineteen eighty six tokyo pretended to match the moratorium on commercial whaling. and mm the addition of the top rally on sunday it's the sixth successive year that the event is held in south america. he wants or can just call eight hu

my name is very konica shepherd. i'm a director of community partnership with the bayview health and wellness center. however, i stand here today in a whole different note as a voice of poor black people in the bayview hunters point community. our community as you know that has high rates of disparity across the board. what's sad to me is 6% of the population of black people that live here, 56% of them are inmates in our jails. i could go on and on with data as you already know, but i'm concerned as aes are department of the city of san francisco who was born and raised here and to have four generations of my family still in this community and the desire to build a jail that costs $290 million is absolutely nonsensical to me. nonsensical because this wonderful city, which is one of the wealthiest cities in the nation, has a huge gap for poor people to ascertain affordable housing. last week, as the mayor spoke on the state of the city, he talked at the naval hunters point shipyard, he spoke of the eloquent housing sh

the german shepherd and rottweiler killed 22 chickens. they were shot and killed in jumped in a ravine. jonathan said he killed them with a shovel. what he didn't know that was his father wouldn't have been charged for using his weapon. it is legal in that part of the county. his father was in the right to kill the dogs because it was threatening poultry. the dog's owners were left with unnecessary emotional harm. >>> a boy shot on new year's eve is dead. he was shot 9:30 last night around walnut street. it was 10 minutes after a woman was killed in san antonio district. >>> a driver was booked on gross vehicular manslaughter. polk street in the tenderloin, the girl, 6 died. the woman is expected to survive. the boy has minor injuries. >>> 2014 could be a big year for sports and politics. we have a look ahead of what to expect during the next 12 months. >> reporter: the 38th nfl superbowl will be played in new jersey. the winter olympics will begin in sochi, russia. then there is the world cup in brazil. 64 matches will be played. in late

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shepherd. >> the day that sully landed that flight in the hudson.>> this is a u.s. airways plane that has gone down in the hudson river. >> it was bitterly cold outside and the wind was whipping through the canyons in midtown. >>> dallas bost-- it is boston marathon day and we have just gotten two pictures of live explosions. >> on 9/11 the fox news channel put a camera outside of the studio to show the country and the world that all of new york city was under attack. >> i've been at plenty of horrible things were people were dying but i've never been at a place where it was my people who were drieg and -- dying and it was my boss who said we want you to go to the roof and show pictures, because the view is comforting the nation and another plane is on its way to washington. >>> since the debut of the fox report in '99 and studio b. in 2002, cnn and msnbc has launched shows and each have failed. >> this is shepard smith reporting which will air every day at this time and this is the breaking hub for all of fox news channel. we call it the fox news d

greg knows them all because he almost never says straight in shepherd's reporting.ople who moved to florida, this is why you did it. we're expecting 8 to 14 in tiny town today. it's going to be fun. see you later. >> thanks a lot. >>> did you get a letter from target like i do of a the massive data breach? be careful, it could be a scam. >>> you may be forced to think twice before walking down the aisle. one group wants to require for couples planning a wedding. we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness if you qualify, and new car replacement, ... ... ... ... ... ... ... and if you switch, you could save up to $423. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? >>> fox news alert on that shooting at purdue, indiana. one person died, one in custody. the victim was found in a classroom area of the basement of the electrical engineering building. the suspect gave himself up to police. no word on the identity of either person, what led to the shooting. the university reportedly sent a text report telling

here we have a shepherd boy who's changed the rumtion and not told -- rules and not told anybody, he's up against the giant who has got severe disabilities. >> he should have won. >> it suggests to us that we have exaggerated the advantages of giants and underestimated the advantages of small, nimble audacious people with cutting-edge technology, right? which by the way to anyone who has lived in the 21st century this reinterpretation should not come as a surprise. >> you have actually given some thought to how this applies to other things. in fact you've got some remp in the book -- research in the book that says that a lot of times when an inferior army has taken up against a superior army they've won. >> research done by ivan toft historian, wars one country is ten tiemsd greater than the other, you look at in those instances where the smaller country has chose to fight unconventionally, they win the majority of times. this is going back 400 years. in other words, canada, america's ten time ths the sizef canada. if canada chose to fight aness a guerilla war, you should put your mone

. >> an 11-year-old boy is recovering this morning after being bitten by a german shepherd that wasn't on its leash. the attack happened saturday morning on darius way in san leandro. 11 year old matthew shaddle was playing basketball when became agressive, one of them charging at an officer. that's when police opened fire, killing one of the dogs. it also turns out the same dogs were aggressive towards some landscaping workers just before one of them bite >> the second dog was apprehended and quarantined by police. >> i am pretty lucky. it could have been worse. >> they want to remind dog owners to make sure their pets are always secured in their homes or yards when unattended. >> students at san jose state university are on alert as police investigate two reports of sexual battery and a third attempted sexual battery - around 7pm saturday night a man on a bicycle rode up behind a woman and inappropriately touched her outside the event center. then later around 9-30 the suspect struck again - touching another woman outside hoover hall before riding away. police are also investigating

shepherd, officer shepherd -- >> i can't do what happened on the first shift or the other -- i'm dealingith right now. >> exactly. so all you can do is keep me in this [bleep] until monday, can't you? >> right. >> and that's what you're going to do, right? >> right. >> because the court's not open on the weekend. >> i have nothing else to say. >> are you going to stop yelling? >> yes. >> okay. >> yes. >> all right. and then that's all we need. >> so i stay in this room right here, don't get out, get nothing. >> you get an hour out a day. but i'm going to tell you right now, if you continue all of this yelling and screaming, you're not coming out. that's all going to be on you. if you want to come out, you need to behave. >> okay. >> all right. >>> usually, if you can talk calm to them and just keep talking, and i'm very monotone when i talk to them, and i just keep repeating the same thing, they eventually get through their chaotic behavior. >> lohden's future is uncertain. it will be up to a judge to decide if she can return to home incarceration or serve her 6 to 12-month sentence in j

shepherd smith reporting live. >> two pooeople shot. they still have an active crime scene going. these two people we're told were in this theater in the town of wesley chapel just north of tampa bay. they have a suspect in custody, a man. that's all we know. actually, we know it's a male. could be a boy, could be a man. anyway, both victims are in a tampa area hospital. we don't know how badly hurt they are. we don't know whether this suspect knew these people at all, knew the victims. we don't know if this was a revenge sort of thing or what it was. we're waiting for more from the local police on the west coast of florida. when we get it, we'll bring it to you. back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> well, target isn't the only retailer with massive data breaches. we have the new bomb shell report showing more stores affected. and our biz panel will tell you what you need to do exactly to protect your identity because this is more than just a credit card. it's your personal identity. right back. when you have diabetes like i do, getting the right nutrition isn't always easy. first,

they didn't kill the shepherds, and the shepherds did tell the taliban.the four americans had to engage a huge force. and that is what the book is about. before we get to that, marcus, four of your friends died there, and you almost did, as well. do you have any feelings about afghanistan now that it is tottering? >> sure, the villagers who saved my life, they're still over there. i worry about them constantly, they're still in threat. i have family members in the military. when we first went over there the game plan was solid. we knew why we were over there, the game plan is different, you know that. i am not in, and frank ly this question is a little above my pay grade. but not knowing what the in-state is and just being over there. because the enemy doesn't care what we're doing over here. they're constantly trying to fight us. >> it is so emotional for you, because as you just pointed out. afghans did save your life. the taliban comes in and starts to persecute the people again. we tried our best. you know, same thing happens in iraq, al-qaeda is back

wendelin shepherd, a childhood friend of the man she called ml was in the pews than i. >> they did not want me sitting at the edges. is how would get to sit when he spoke. tavis: we all know that literally, literally, when you're to the day after he speaks here in your church, shot dead.67, he was i raise that task, if in the best of your recollection, that was the last time you saw him speak in person here at riverside. >> that is true. tavis: beyond vietnam was a long speech, more than 45 minutes. when dr. king finished, the crowd erupted in sustained applause. but that support was short-lived by morning. the political fallout was intense and far-reaching. the already strained relationship between president johnson and dr. king became fractured beyond repair. organizationkings began to dry up and the mainstream press denounced him in a notion -- in no uncertain arms am a charging him as civil rights leader, he was not qualified to talk about human rights -- to talk about u.s. foreign-policy. was the place irrelevant, the audience are relevant, and it just rests on his words and where

of nonprofits and book authors and first up, most of you remember the horrific murder of matthew shepherd in 98. the national media covered it and the trial of the men convicted of mass murder as a hate crime. first guest is an investigative journalist, who spent 13 years traveling to several states and interviewing hundreds of witnesses about the murder. he is here to

the livestock owners use anatolian shepherd dogs to help tend their flocks. this farmer says he has not lost any sheep since he got the dog. it can sense lynxes and jackals from far off and chases them away. >> what worries us our -- our our few wetlands. they are severely damaged. but with state aid, we have been able to start restoring them. the goal of restoring this wetland is to keep the water back. in the past, everything just drained away. now it stays put longer, and helps the many rare plants in the region to survive. >> to help protect the enormous area, unemployed young people are being trained as rangers. it is an investment in the future. among other things, the eco- rangers help farmers raise their livestock sustainably. >> my culture and this landscape lived hand in hand. when the land-use change, that connection broke. i hope that if we change the landscape for the better again, this connection will be restored. i wish we would live sustainably, as our forefathers did. not to our advantage, but for the good of the environment and our biodivers

the stone from the shepherd's sling strikes the phi philistine in the head. perhaps david wasn't the underdog we all thought it to be.

. >> an incredible bond has formed between a lamb and a german shepherd in missouri.its mother so they took it in. to their surprise their three-year-old gemman sheperd cookie is treating the lamb like one of her puppies. cookie always makes sure the lamb is taken care of. the family plans to raise him as a pet. join us at 11:00 on channel 7. >> this is the show with all kinds of people doing all kinds of stuff. some call it crazy. some call it normal. but everyone calls it "bloopers." so stop what you're doing and what you're doing is watching "bloopers." let's go. [applause] >> hi. i'm dean cain and you're watching "bloopers." congratulations. now these days pretty much everything you do is being recorded on closed circuit television or

the stone from the shepherd's sling strikes the phi philistine in the head. perhaps david wasn't the underdog we all thought it to be. it is the author's third book, since the tipping point and blink. i talked to him about his unconventional families and his upbringing in a biracial family. >> malcolm gladwell welcome. you turned the story of david and goliath on its head. another explanation other than it was improbably that david would have beaten goliath. you are saying that not only was it probable that he would have felled goliath but it was likely. >> yes. if you go back and read about ancient warfare, you describe that the sling with which david is armed is a devastating weapon. it's one of the most feared weapons of ancient times. he's taking a rock and rotating it six or seven revolutions, per second, and the stopping power of the rock from his sling is equivalent of the bullet fired from a .45 caliber weapon. it's an incredibly powerful weapon. once he decides to change the rules he has superior technology. then there's goliath, sort of facinating d