you -- rough landing and ended up with its nose gear in a slough past the runway. >> lance armstrong will make a limited confession to doping and will offer an apology in an interview on thursday. last year the u.s. antidoping agency stripped armstrong of his seven tour de france titles and banned him from cycling for life. his charity faces an image problem because of his association with armstrong. a confession may allow him to return to competition in triathlon or running events. >> a dog left for dead with two legs cut off by drug traffickers is alive and doing well with new legs. he was found in a garbage bin last february. his front legs were surgically removed at the joints. authorities believe drug traffickers were practicing torture techniques on him. he is thriving, thanks to donations from strangers, he received new prosthetic legs. his caretaker says he is happier now that he can run and jump again. >> the central valley is keeping a close eye on the frigid temperatures. ahead, the measures being taken to protect the food and while the cold snap will still cost growers. >

lateral spread and major earthquake and to there is a need to reinforce the shore line so it doesn't slough off in the bay and an earthquake. and these are the water lines that are out of the known water lines that are out of the site and for city proposes to install entirely new water infrastructure at the site and the same goes for waist water form water facilities and all of it needs to be relace and had they are looking at one $56 million of at the moment infrastructure cost and is potentially an additional $90 million for historic rehabilitation costs at the site and so finally, the warriors project in piers 30 and 32 and a lot of it -- in the public eye and the site is currently-15 -acre and the pier is near it is end of life and we have some road restriction on the site and limiting use and if we were just to contemporary plate we moving this, it would cost $45 million. and the warriors have hired a team of a commons who have gone to produce conceptual design for this site and they are looking at multipurpose venues for basket ball games, public concerts, convention use, with 60% of

lewis: so, off goes lucas to slough in search of his gran.nately, she doesn't work for j.c.n.b. anymore. dead end. but there's a cleaner remembers gran's address. so lucas calls round. what does he see? declan? i don't know the answer to this bit. you're going to have to help me. he finds someone else. did lucas describe this other person at all? he opened the door a millimeter. tells lucas he's got the wrong place, no woman here. but he's lying. lucas isn't stupid. he thinks, "this man's hiding my grandmother." so what does he do? what would you do? say "sorry" and leave. then i'd stake him out and the minute he left the house i'd be in. or follow him. thinking he's keeping granny somewhere else. is that what lucas was going to do? we're going to nail the guy who killed your friend. okay? i give you my word. lewis: you know what i'm doing? i'm trying to think like morse. does that mean we're going to the pub? lucas. bone. samantha. richie. could he have killed lucas? yes. lucas might have been richie's son. why would he have killed him? don'

getting the plane out of the slough was an issue.specially because county officials were concerned with making sure the plane didn't break and release fuel. >> we see that it does not appear that there is any issue or damage >> reporter: near 3 oclcock, crews were successful and pulled outthe airport re- opeened at 3:04. a nearly five hour closure. terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> pam: no one was hurt when a truck crashed into a business at a strip mall early this morning in san jose. police say, the 'just 4 paws' mobile pet- grooming spa truck. was reported stolen about 6:30 a.m. then about 8:30, they got another call that the truck had been driven through the front doors and plate- glass windows. of the 'up in smoke' skateboard shop at the branham shopping center at avenue. witnesses tell police, three or four men were seen running away. they remain at large tonight. evidence at the scene suggests alcohol was a factor in the crash. >> a man and his dog-- hit and killed by an amtrak train in hayward. this is video from sky-7 h- d --

think if it is it's actually the power to observe language i think, to see when a paragraph is being sloughful. that kind of observation isn't unrelated to the observation of the real. if you get a sense it isn't doing its job. if you say jim wore a red sweater. jim wore a dirty red sweater. that's a little truncated. jim wore a dirty red sweeter with a torn yellow pocket. that's a better sounding sentence and jim's a little bit of a slob. he's coming into focus. >> rose: there is about you two things. you take on big subjects like mortality like capitalism, like morality and you do it without sin seizal -- cynicism and you see it in the small focus of every day life and that's how it defines yourself. that's a question. >> rose: i think actually y ou -- >> i think in the course of your life -- >> rose: i don't want you to agree with me. >> how do you encounterbig ideas. in that wivmentd story the guy wants to tell someone his son has died. no one listens so he tell his horse. the way to get to the big ideas is through the tiny moments of disrespect or pain or the crumpled piece of paper. the

they least outer harbor that faces the slough from the stat state.efiant boat owners fight the developer plan to privatize the outer harbor which is new open to public berting where paul's boat is moored e.we don't have any problems with the owner developing the property on the upland or inner harbor but this land belonged to the state of california. >>reporter: what happens after midnight dead lane. >> with to have use the legal proceeding available to us. unlawful days takener process to resolve those. >>reporter: one thing certain. at the end of the day an old redwood city lapped mark will be g.o.p. spokesman for the family says there are about 7 boat owner who have asked special permission to stay here beyond the dead line and spokesman says their request are being considered. now there's still hope for remaining boat owns here. the redwood city city council will hear their appeal at the ep of the m and also the lawyer for these boat owner have also filed a lawsuit challenging the eviction is. vick le, abc 7 news. >> news about higher education.

a lot of people tried to slough it off, this is what happens when you roll out a new product. it seemed like too. now the faa is stepping in saying hang on, let's ground these things. are they overreacting, are they doing the right thing or is there a real problem here? >> i think there are things we don't know about yet. for example, after the event in boston last week immediately the ntsb had a fairly serious investigation involving the japanese. they had some inkling there was a problem with the battery system. what happened in japan later sealed the deal as far as a much more serious approach to this. melissa: as a passenger this makes me very concerned about a 787. do you think they will get the confidence back for flyers if they straighten out all the problems? how would you go about doing that. >> i think the key is team work. when you have problems in an aircraft like this or an existing model, the certifying organization faa, ntsb and others including the japanese who will work together on a solution. if that solution is one actually effective, if they're very transpa

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think if it is it's actually the power to observe language i think, to see when a paragraph is being sloughful. that kind of observation isn't unrelated to the observation of the real. if you get a sense it isn't doing its job. if you say jim wore a red sweater. jim wore a dirty red sweater. that's a little truncated. jim wore a dirty red sweeter with a torn yellow pocket. that's a better sounding sentence and jim's a little bit of a slob. he's coming into focus. >> rose: there is about you two things. you take on big subjects like mortality like capitalism, like morality and you do it without sin seizal -- cynicism and you see it in the small focus of every day life and that's how it defines yourself. that's a question. >> rose: i think actually y ou -- >> i think in the course of your life -- >> rose: i don't want you to agree with me. >> how do you encounterbig ideas. in that wivmentd story the guy wants to tell someone his son has died. no one listens so he tell his horse. the way to get to the big ideas is through the tiny moments of disrespect or pain or the crumpled piece of paper. the

so it's not something to kind of slough off and forget it's not there. what mr.ing is the spaces where they're actually migrating to, and ie, there's no longer a fight in iraq, a migration back of the north africans fighting in iraq back into this space. they have training camps. i have been watching this for a very long time. they have a level of sophistication with the weapons, and they're very capable. and so the region, we're talking about northern mali, these guys have adequate places for not only training, but areas to hide. in terms of rooting them out, it's focusing on the leadership that makes up aqim, and the others. >> quick final word to you, jeff, the united states in terms of defining success, what did it learn from iraq and afghanistan? you can't eradicate and make it perfect? >> they're going for containment strategy. if you can walk back aqim in the sahara, not in algeria, but if you can walk them back to where they were in 2008, 2009, 2010, contain them in western mali, that would be a satisfactory outcome for the u.s. and france. >> this may su

. >> when nothing happened, there was no instability, no avalanches, no sloughing or anything like thatll, this is probably good to go. i took off, and i made, like, three beautiful turns, great snow, and i remember, i think, it was a left-hand turn and just above me like eight or nine feet there was a big fracture line. everything starts to move, and the first thing you want to do is just turn your skis downhill and get on it and like try to power out of it. i see a rock below me coming up at me. i remember going right past it super fast and just going, whoa! then from there it was just this out-of-control tumble. when i remember tumbling over the cliffs and this huge, like, six-foot wall solid wall of snow, just like mowed me over super slow motion style, but it probably wasn't slow motion but everything slows down when you are in the moment like that. and it came over my head. >> when it is over, will finds his arm and his leg are buried in the densely-packed snow. >> it was like concrete. i was like, wow, i am stuck here. like, i would have to dig myself out, but they came down and

lewis: so, off goes lucas to slough in search of his gran.ortunately, she doesn't work for j.c.n.b. anymore. dead end. but there's a cleaner remembers gran's address. so lucas calls round. what does he see? declan? i don't know the answer to this bit. you're going to have to help me. he finds someone else. did lucas describe this other person at all? he opened the door a millimeter. tells lucas he's got the wrong place, no woman here. but he's lying. lucas isn't stupid. he thinks, "this man's hiding my grandmother." so what does he do? what would you do? say "sorry" and leave. then i'd stake him out and the minute he left the house i'd be in. or follow him. thinking he's keeping granny somewhere else. is that what lucas was going to do? we're going to nail the guy who killed your friend. okay? i give you my word. lewis: you know what i'm doing? i'm trying to think like morse. does that mean we're going to the pub? lucas. bone. samantha. richie. could he have killed lucas? yes. lucas might have been richie's son. why would he have killed him?

we shouldn't slough that off. it's what we learned. ending wars are hard. when you end them, there's accommodation that is due. the biggest thing, i think, the biggest critique i have for this current administration is that it has embraced the framework of the war on terror, extended it and deepened it. what that means is, it is now a permanent architecture of the american security apparatus. that passed from a republican administration to a democratic administration and will continue forward. what i would love to see in these four years, j. johnson at the pentagon gave a speech saying we need to think about when we bring the war on terror to a close. when is it over? >> it's never over. >> that is the problem. we had a person on the program who is the only one to vote against the use of military force. it's the document from which all authority flows. she is proposing we repeal that operation. we are out of afghanistan. osama bin laden is dead. al qaeda is the al qaeda that attacked us has been destroyed. >> if you do it and there's an attack on american s

and then we have a two-month delay on the so-called sequester which is basically a whole slough of automatic spending cuts amounting in more than $1 trillion. that congress will have to deal with. there's so much on their plate right now. it has a lot of us wondering how they're going to handle it all. >> i'm going to let you go there because i see one of the clerks is beginning to gavel in. jordan of ohio.