sending spectators to the ground. >>> car racing has a history of being a dangerous spectator sport. but when vehicles are taken >>> car racing has a history of being a dangerous spectator sport. but when vehicles are taken off-road, the stakes get even higher. a driver blacks out, sending his vehicle that's meant to crawl up cliffs crawling over cars and careening into the crowd. >> i knew right then something had gone seriously wrong but i had no idea what. >> rock crawlers can conquer just about any obstacle in their way. bob standich has been driving these vehicles for more than six years. >> driving a rock crawler is an adrenaline rush. i know a lot of guys get it from speed but believe it or not, crawling around sitting 50 feet up on the side of a hill, and you can feel the tires inching off of a rock underneath you, it's a pretty good rush. >> on july 7th, 2005, in portland, indiana, bob competes in a rock crawler tournament. fans pack in to cheer on these vehicles that look like something straight out of "mad max." >> some people watch for the races. some people watch for the

spectators attack. >> what happened there? one of the fans came in! >> he came at me with two fists, right to the chest. >>> bleachers collapse. a plane crash lands at a baseball field. >> desperation set in at that point. >> an off-road vehicle veers off track. >> something had gone seriously wrong but i had no idea what. >> it's not always fan appreciation day. >>> welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. when you buy a ticket to a sports event or a comedy show, you expect a couple hours of entertainment, a chance to sit back, relax and enjoy. but the spectators you'll meet in this hour got much more than they bargained for. they thought they were watching for their own amusement. instead, they were watching at their own risk. >> everybody look out! >> fans run in fear as monster waves take down everything and everyone. >> damn it, look at these people! >> there was no control. you didn't know which way was up and you didn't know what was going to happen next. >> it's february 13th, 2010 and it's the maverick surf competition known as the

but this weeks organizers announced there will be no spectator festival. that started three years ago after beaches and bluff tops were closed to spectator. officials hope to have the festival return for 2016. another window open today that may allow the raiders to relocate to los angeles. but that now appears to be more of a mirage. the envelope inform has been angling to move the two teams to los angeles as soon as next season. the raiders were bandied about be being one of those teams. but the chance for any team filing an application would be slim to none. the raiders are expected to sign a new one-year lease with 0.co coliseum once the current lease expires. joe montana is bringing some laughs in a new commercial. >> what an accomplishment. >> showing off his rings there, that's montana with bow jackson, doug flutie and herschel walker. joe montana didn't win the heisman but he does have the super bowl ring. a special honor for some bay area residents in this year's rose parade. in the meantime, a live look outside. boy, temperatures there dipping thi

. >> and heads straight towards a crowd of spectators. >> get out of there!eady! >> it's may 9th, 2011. the second day of the buffalo bill downhill race. a long board competition at lookout mountain just above golden, colorado. skateboarders come from near and far for a chance to race down lariette leap road at high rates of speed. a helicopter is hovering above the last hairpin turns of the course, preparing to cover the final heat of the race. todd comes for a day hike but is soon captivated by the race and joins the crowd of spectators lining the twisting road. gillette is shooting the riders speeding by when the helicopter arrives on scene. >> first, he came right over our heads along the road. i was filming him a bit because the helicopter was there. everybody is cheering getting that. and a couple more of the racers start coming down. >> other spectators also catch video of the helicopter swiftly losing altitude and drifting towards the road. >> it looks like he tried to land. >> he clips a tree and crashes on a slope. part of its tail snaps off. >> the

that last sign he bumps into appears to have sto spectators jump in push the car off, off goes again. one of the few sports that if you are a spectator, you can truly get your hands dirty. >> like in this video, the same rally, rally monitor, different driver differ car. navigates this right-left combination almost. lifts off the side of the road. everybody comes running in. for a while, they sit there, they have a strap, the strap they wrapped around the car, trying to be a human tow truck. they struggle they pull they tug, they are able to get the car off the snowy embankment. >> hey, everybody, it's almost time for us give away another ipad mini and get this today is bonus day. that means we're also giving away a flat screen tv. >> that means two winners today, one-two, you need thursday's buzzword be at least 18 years old, legal u.s. resident. >> thursday's buzzword coming up. > dan casey, creeping crawling out on the woods to set out a fox trap he set up in south dakota. you never are going to believe what he caught. >> unexpected prize. beautiful lion in the trap. >> what? >> wh

spectators ran towards us. that's when we knew that something was wrong. >> amid the chaos, his first they? >> my wife met me at the finish line for every marathon. she was there with my daughter, parents and sister. i ran towards where the explosions went off. i found them in front of the old south church, after i had helped a couple and realised that there were plenty of emergency personnel. i ran and looked until i found them. luckily they didn't leave like they were told to, and stayed. they knew that i would be locking for them there. >> his body spent by the marathon, highs mind racing, moment. adrenaline. i don't know how. i think that the fear of what could happen to your family, and the desire to help gives you a lot of strength. >> reporter: his own family safe, shaw shifted into doctor mode. he's an orthopaedic surgeon at a nearby hospital. in the scrum of the emergency, he was shoulder to shoulder with professionals. >> you don't think - i think we have so many hours of training, and having done thi

. >> before the bangs happened, the police moved the spectators further down the road, really to where i'm standing here, the people that you can see behind me are the closest, other than the emergency services people who have been able to the cordon. that cordon was moved up the road a little bit. that happened about 10 minutes before that series, maybe four, then another fifth bang happens about a minute after the four regular bangs before that. >> rory, you were reporting to us roundabout 60 minutes ago it's been a busy hour, you were saying the only word from authorities there was the man believed to be in that jewish kosher supermarket had said that were any move made to go into the other place where the two brothers were being -- were holed up, if you like to call it that that he would execute or kill any of the people that he had with him. >> that's exactly right yes. this has been tense but quiet for a good number of hours since about 1:30 in the afternoon. not very much information coming out of the area behind me inside the police cordon. that then about an hour ago the paris

the spectators are likely entranced by the glacier, thrilled by the opportunity to see it move.but the tourists are unaware that the small break in the ice signals a much larger crash to -- collapse to come. >> it's hypnotizing. you don't realize the danger of being there. >> marco is a new york based glaciologist. he spent years of his life studying glaciers and ice. >> the power of a glacier is very, very strong. all the energy is moving slowly. >> marco's work takes him to the planet's most remote environments, where secrets of the earth's atmosphere are hidden inside air pockets in the ice. it's relatively common for small pieces of the glacier to cap or break off. it's one of the reasons the tourists visit the site. but spectators gathered on the lake shore are on the verge of witnessing a release of a staggering amount of glacial tension. as they stand almost beneath it, the face of the glacier crumbles before their eyes. the crashing ice sends soaring waves directly toward the bystanders. it all happens in seconds. there's no time to react. >> there's one person, who is n

spectators resign, resign. order, order! mattie: mr. urquhart. mr. urquhart.could you spare me fefew seconds, please? ah, miss mattie storin. yes, i think i could find you a few seconds. let's go over there. i've been following your work with interest. so has the prime minister. though he's not quite such an admirer. he had a terrible day today. not unknown for a prime minister to change his mind, though we're not often privileged to see him do it in public. well, it will all blow over, i daresay. will it? two major leaks in less than a month. where are they from? i don't know, my dear. i'm responsible for the back benchers, not the cabinet, though i daresay i'll be asked to find out. the leaks are coming out of the cabinet, and the prime minister is ordering an investigation into his own closest colleagues. you might think that. i couldn't possibly comment. thank you. all right, all right. don't tell me about it; do something about it. that is exactly what is wrong with this goddamn country. everyone wants to give you their analysis of what's wrong and why no

this weeks organizers announced there will be no spectator festival.hat festival started three years ago after beaches and bluff tops were closed to spectators. it allowed people to watch on big screen tvs. event organizers are hoping to have that festival return for 2015. >> when dealing with an outdoor ice hockey game, weather conditions are always a concern. this time organizers of the nhl's outdoor classic, there's concern the sun could create a glare off the ice. if that's the case, the game could be delayed up to 90 minutes. >> because of the hockey game, our 11 p.m. news will not be seen today. >> and elon musks d does someth peculiar just before the new year. and we're going to see which predictions were way off and which ones aren't too far from the truth. and you see the bay bridge from a distance, a little glow maybe from all the fireworks shot off across the city by the bay yesterday. happy new year's to you. hope it's a great one for you. a lot more news ahead. 6:27. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment

the river front was jammed with spectators welcoming in 2015.jam was kicked off by fake money being thrown from a nearby building, but that has not been confirmed. >> pennsylvania police will have extra police patrolling today and tomorrow to make the road safer. state police saw a jump in crashes during the holiday season and dui arrests are up. >> being the first baby of the new year gets you so much attention, but not this year. community health systems recently ordered it's 207 facilities to stop publicizing the first baby of the year. they cite the risk for the potential of abductions and identity thefts. somewhere out there there's a baby born at 12:01. >> a woman in carbon county is charged with the death of her own infant child. >>> changes to the child abuse law are now in effect. we'll give you the details coming up. this is turkey? yep. turkey sausage. good, right? it's great. like really great. tastes like... sausage? turkey sausage. yep. get big taste with dunkin's turkey sausage flatbread. it's a delicious way to start your day. wh

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over one million spectators data for the fireworks display over sydney harbour.is one of the most spectacular celebrations in the world, with over one billion watching it on television every year. the display traditionally goes for 12 minutes one minute for every month of the year. australians are not allowed to set up fireworks themselves, for fear of accidents and forest fires. >> we will be back after a short break with the chancellor's new year message. stay with us. >> before we bring you the german chancellor's new year's address to the nation, we turn to the united states, looking at the top issues of 2014. many hoped the election of the country's first black president would help bridge the racial divide but most black americans expect relations to get worse. >> tempers reached a boiling point in august in the small town of ferguson, missouri. cars and shops were torched as protests turned violent. now, tens of thousands of people demonstrated peacefully. people are outraged there have been no repercussions for some white police officers who have killed un

shrapnel tears through more than 300 spectators. rick delorier runs the office. >> we were recovering pieces of pressure cooker bombs. backpacks. >> reporter: day three, a break in the case. over 1200 surveillance videos from business spectators a man in a white ball cap. >> he places that backpack down on the ground sliding it off his shoulder. stands and mills around a short time later. maybe 15 minutes later. he makes a cell phone call. very shortly after, you hear the first bomb go off. >> reporter: day four, the fbi asks the public for help finding two men later identified as tamerlan and dzhokhar tsarnaev. now on the run. officials say they execute sean collier, car jack an suv and get into a shoot-out with police. watertown police chief ed devoe said 26-year-old tamerlan tsarnaev is shot but manages to reload about four times. >> he runs out of ammunition and throws his gun at my sergeant. and he starts to run. >> reporter: officers tackle tamerlan. his brother tries to scatter police to free him. >> he drags his brother down

may make the bail go in a direction it traffic lights directly at their target this makes great spectating for thousands for the championship in may this event will once again show case san francisco as the great city in the world, however another thing overlooked not seen object the cover of the sporting green the impact that it has had on charities is a reason to bring the golf tournament to this committee it is an important detail it should not be forgotten for dot all the i's and cross the t's on the agreement the pga tour has given over $2 billion this is more than all major sports combined the impact has been approved and critical 0 to our growth and success the single largest contributor and the pga tour as a result of this support over 50 thousand students of the san francisco unified school district has participated in the program over the past 10 years in 201410 thousand kids took advantage of this and over 5 thousand rounds of golf was you if he intubtsdz by our organization the majority of our kids are at risk in the bayview and hunters point and the sunnyvale the positive effe

>> another spectator captures the moment of impact. >> it was like dead silence at the time when i was going through the air. and then i hit that cable. and when i hit that, it felt like i had gotten hit in the head with like a truck or something, because it was so loud in my head. like it felt like just a bomb went off. and after that, it just -- i just zoned out, and was like, here we go. i'm going. >> josh plummets 30 feet from midair, and smacks the ground. moments later, the emcee makes a stunning announcement. >> this is not part of the performance. we need a doctor immediately. >> al bezner is not a doctor, but he is a veteran of the vietnam and gulf wars. and he recognizes danger when he sees it. the cable is still swinging, and he jumps in front of it, taking the full force of it to the face. >> i remember being hit with it. after that, i don't remember anything until emergency people were around me asking how i was. >> doctors later tell him that if the wire had hit him a few inches lower, it could have killed him. >> the side of my face, by the corner of my eye right here, i

the japanese government is now effectively a spectator in this drama, wile the life of kenji goto hangs in the balance. rupert wingfield-hayes, bbc news tokyo. >> i began by asking rupert if the japanese have managed to verify that voice recording. >> reporter: well we've only got what we've heard from the chief cabinet secretary there, james, where he says he's fairly certain. he wouldn't say what information that's based on. obviously, they'll be doing a voice match, an audio match from previous audio messages that have been posted on the internet, and previous videos. i mean mr. goto is a television journalist, so there's plenty of material for them to do matches. so they haven't given us the final confirmation yet but the likelihood is, they say, this is from him. >> and turning to you, yolanda, in the jordanian capital amman, what more about the negotiations? what are you hearing from the government there? >> reporter: very little new from the government here in the last few hours. we know there are direct talks going on involving religious leaders and tribal leaders. we've just sp

. >> my husband does all of the driving, and i'm more of the spectator, navigator type person. >> righte top! you're down. >> this time, in addition to being a spectator-navigator, heidi is also the family photographer. >> this is the first time that we're going to videotape, so we want everybody to be in the vehicle and mom will videotape it and it will be a great thing to show. >> straight down! >> as heidi tapes, mike drives the jeep and the kids up and down a ragged cliff known as tilt-a-wheel. >> okay, hold on! >> when we started the run, i just expected it would be a quick, two-minute run and we'd be at the bottom watching the next person go through. >> but only seconds later, heidi senses something is wrong. >> there's this awful creaking sound, and i thought, okay, that's not normal, and then the vehicle just started rolling. >> jesus! >> to mike's horror, he completely loses control. >> once the right front tire dropped down off that ledge, it was gone. there was no saving it. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> i basically tried to run up to the jeep to almost to like stop it. there

hundreds of spectators have shown up to watch the two climb the 3,000' granite face using just theirskating. >> not you were talking about football? the lineman practicing spin. >>ic skating now, the outdoor ring in walnut creek has extended their season until january 19. it was supposed to close on monday. >> walnut creek on ice is extending hours and has family friendly events liking a fundraiser tomorrow to benefit abused and neglected and abandoned kids in foster scare. our anchor will emcee the event and play the band push. >>> will he ice skate? >> better have him show up and skate. >> can he do that? >> we can ask. >> i can barely skate backwards. >> he is a great skater. >> that is why we brought it up. >> napa is the pick city, what to expect in a january day, the low does not jump much from 39 to 40 but the high goes from 56 to 60 in 19 and 85 are the extremes and 5" of rain but 15" is the greatest amount. low-to-mid 60's through most neighbors and los angeles and palm springs have sprinkles and low-to-mid 70's and snow pack continues. the emergency is down to 41 percent an

the spectators were spellbound and the chimps were oblivious. they played with toys sticking close to their surrogate mom and amy was in a snooze and cuddle mode this morning and hanging onto the madeleine. but the babies, strangers three months ago, are hitting it off fine. >> the babies were young enough they were doing a lot of parallel play. now they are older you can see tons of interaction. >> the bay area has known the chimps through television. adramatic story. beginning with a scary situation in november, when amy's mother gave birth, but didn't recognize the baby as hers or know what to do it. chimps learn to be mothers from their mothers. this chimp was abandoned and never learned. humans took on amy, a 24-hour problem. and and how to raise a chimp to be a chimp, not a human. a sister might help, and in january, another chimp arrived in san francisco from atlanta. she got a welcoming kiss, and a few days later met amy. she had been handled roughly be her mother and blinded in 1 eye -- one eye, the volunteers have to learn to be -- beh

>>> when it comes to the world international sports as a spectator, i don't think there is anything more exhilarating than darts. these scenes come to us from the international dart championships. michael from holland is up against simon the wizard whitlock when suddenly a few people started shoving and pushing and getting into a bit of a fight. then it escalates. >> what? >> look at that. there are tens of thousands of people in the stadium that can't hold up to almost 60,000 people as they all just start throwing chairs and tables and evething into themiddle. you see all t on security there, they are outnumbered. they couldn't handle any of it. >> here's a question. do they think they were coming to some other event when they realized they were at darts and got mad and started throwing chairs? >> they thought this was comic-con comic-co is going on? it is ridiculous behavior by everybody here. >> there is just no point to it all. >> in the end, the police had to be called to finally get this under control, and the caveat to it all was the dutchman michael, actually won. >>> this man is

angry at the taunting and like the spectator, like it was a spectator sport. >> this is fun. >> yeah, that's what i'm talking about. >> frustrated that when sierra started bleeding and take something pretty bad blows and visibly had blood, that nobody stopped it? >> bloody nose! hell, yeah. >> don't stop now. >> and it could have been the perfect hit to her temple or head and she could be dead right now or vice versa, putting herself in that position. >> after the fight, sierra enters counseling and starts a new school in her grandparents' district. kenice reports that sierra is doing well there. kenice urges other parents to be more active in their children's lives and get to know their kid's friends. >> be very careful who you let your kids hang out with and just get -- there's so much negative out there. work on getting that positive impact on your child at home and hopefully they end up with that set of morals and will grow up an learn what's right and wrong, you know, instead of just being so influenced with everything around them. that's what i'm working on with sierra. >> at si

the tools we need to participate in the community of future this fail we worked with the puc and spectators or sparks with the mentorship program i volunteered as a mentor i spent the time with my ment to see how ohio gone projection changed the energy i was impressed with her engagement and enthusiasm to learn like difficult words i was proud to launch her and proclaim to her family to look at the bio gases and how the bio gases can create energy i enjoyed my time as a mentor and look forward to continuing with the team thank you. >> can you define that, too? (laughter) sue ross >> good job i'm sue is an i'm the director for the mission for girls and one of the interest rates we're thirty here to advocate for the continued next summer our program was successfully and really surpassed our expectation we not only employed 12 youth how to conserve water they were able to influence the community by making the liking bike lanes to the restaurant and explaining ways to save water and also by putting on event where the community came and were able to save water and learn where they can recircle h

really thrilling, very different than anything i have experienced in climbing, climbing is not a spectator sport generally. >> reporter: until they were breaking a record, conquering what's considered the world's most difficult rock climb using only their hands and feet. they are the first to free climb the 3,000-foot vertical wall on el capitan. they used ropes to catch them when they fell which jorgeson did almost a dozen times. >> it's like a lag to the fact that i'm actually falling and then you're on the end of the rope and you have to try again. >> reporter: the two relied entirely on their own strength grasping thin small cracks and ripping the skin on their hands in the process. the trek began december 27 and ended yesterday afternoon. they ate and slept in tents fastened to the rocks. >> you spend all evening thinking about what the next is going to be like and the moves that you're going to encounter and visualizing yourself doing it. >> reporter: the two are now just beginning to visualize what might be next. [ whispering ] [ inaudible ] >> reporter: he is already planning a tri

the japanese government is now effectively a spectator in this drama, while the life of kenji goto hangs in the balance. rupert win opheliagfield-hayeswingfield-hayes, bbc news tokyo. >> now our correspondent joins us from the jordanian capital, amman. good to see you. you were just here us yesterday. now you're in amman. give us a sense of the pressure that the jordanian government is under right now to resolve this. zblr >> reporter: hi, lucy. i would say that the situation is waiting. because two, three hours now from the new deadline and the people are waiting. jordanian government are under pressure. we just heard that the tribe of the jordanian pilots are gathering and they will be setting events in a show of demonstration and solidarity with their son and they are putting pressure on the jordanian government. they need answers. yesterday, the king has met with the father of the pilot and the father said that the king assures us it's a jordanian priority to release the pilot. but so far, all eyes are going to the border of turkey, and two, three hours from now on we'll be hearing,

where spectators were gathering to watch a fireworks display the cause of the crash is unknown but the police have been denying reports that it was people rushing to pick up fake money. >> on the morning after, the floral tributes were brought to the scene, the new year disaster has left the country in shock and facing difficult questions. the state media is calling it a wake-up call. taken just 20 minutes or so before midnight, these photos show the police struggling against the sheer weight of the crowd, unable to rescue or treat those caught in a deadly crash. the authorities have been caught off guard, despite the fact that this year's celebrations because of public safety concerns had already been scaled back the crowds to a minimum. at hospitals across the city relatives of the dead and injured faced a discussion wait for news. >> i just want to know what is going on in the hospital. many have been asking the hospitals give us a list of the injured, but nobody got back to us. >> of people out enjoying the first day of the new year, there is little sign of last night's chaos today

staff and reorganizing the current staff and not make a whole lot of changes in supplemental in spectators parts better organizing and how much extra work is being put on the building inspection and maybe in the next budget i'll ask people to think about that strategy and director ram maybe you can comment. >> i think next time we'll talk about the position on grounds we were going to propose and perhaps have a short discussion on the hireably plan to reflect the position as commissioner hillis said we should look at a couple of years to look at the numbers if i might on the policy question expediting permits i forgot to mention we have a director's bulletin half of the list is 20 percent on site affordable or off site affordable that's how the mayors projects on the list like public projects as well. >> thank you commissioner antonini. >> thank you. i'll echo what months of the commissioners have said and i'm very happy to hear an additional of staff mechanics members to try to expedite projects you don't think? a problem there was a time when a staff member was assigned to a particular p

you have it please goldstein the implosion of the kingdom and see how it was fun and games to the spectators until they couldn't break down if you haven't look at the results of the interact that the community had and the result of the implosion of the geneva towers do you work for the city and county of san francisco he or the giant stadium why are reconstantly asking you too look out for us that's a given our jobs. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon commissioners i'm dr. tompkins i agree with part of commissioner richards comments the community needs to know how you function and operate i need to have an operational independence of how an amendment that was submitted and passed only december 19th that changed the dynamics of the demolition when i was engaged i had no problem all of a sudden i get a call from golden gate university it's changed we were never informed an addendum in my experience in corporate where else a dean an society dean is we are part of this thing this is a dynamic change as previously some spfshgz have stated sadly it is an environmental justice issue the

many spectators panicked and ran for the exit.ng the private party which it costs as much as $2500. >> you don't expect to go out and get shot. you know you're trying to have fun and a good time and enjoy the moment. stupid people got to ruin the day, you know. >> brown wasn't injured. the five people who were are expected to survive. no word on what provoked the gunfire. >>> a bizarre attack in texas. a man and woman trampled by a camel. they were killed. it happened over the weekend in a north texas camel farm. a popular attraction for children. the owner of the farm and worker trying to give the camel water were both killed. not clear why the camel became aggressive. he has since been euthanized. a dramatic fall for a skier. you see that spotlight. on a ski lift at a pennsylvania ski resort. somehow a 9-year-old slipped out of the lift chair before falling 20 feet to the snow below. suffered an injured leg but will make a full recovery. the guy who caught the fall on camera says the child was screaming for help. >> i'm assuming

as a spectator in the front row. or as an observer right up close. the world through different eyes. our program highlights on dw, china on two wheels, and painting. february on dw, all broadcast times online. >> welcome back. controversy is brewing here in germany over this year's carnival celebrations. in cologne organizers of the country's biggest carnival had put a stop to the construction of a float dedicated to shirley -- charlie hebdo, the french satire magazine that was the target of this month's terror attacks in europe. >> the parade does traditionally feature floats poking fun at politicians, but colognes carnival committee said they were worried that this float dedicated to the freedom of expression would weigh down the parade's celebratory atmosphere. not everyone agrees. wielding just a pencil, a carnival clown stops a terrorist in his tracks. this was meant to be the design of the charlie hebdo float. thousands of people voted for it online and many local groups were even keen to get a spot on the float. in the end the organizers say t

hundreds of spectators are watching the two liking for 12 days.ing only their happeneds and feet. >> if they don't make it, there will always be a next attempt. mike? >> it is not going anywhere. >> no. no. no. >>> good morning everyone, our pick city for what to expect in an average january napa 56 and 39 to start the month, and 60 and 40 so a little bit of warming and your extreme is 19 and 85 degrees 5" of rain and the greatest is a little over 15". a last low-to-mid 60's long the coast through the central valley and mid-to-upper 60's in san diego and los angeles and palm springs at 7 a and our dwindling snow pack is now only 41 percent of average and 17 percent where we go out to the going of april which is the snow season and we have a light mix sunday and monday and that is it. leyla gulen? >>> we have 31 bart trains running on time right now and it look like mass transit is in go shape but i want to let you know that part is going to start a weekend maintenance police as the daly city station so that is going to include mechanical and elect

spectators at sea, nature's predators, natural performers. hallie jackson, nbc news, dana point, california. >> beautiful sight to end our broadcast on a wednesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams reporting tonight from our nbc news washington bureau. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night from our studios in new york. good night. >>> people need to know that this is what we're fighting against. >> receipt now at 6:00. she says it was the most terrifying night of her life. now a transgender woman shares her fears after being attacked on a muni bus. >> stabbed, degraded and left bloody on a muni bus. an attack on a transgender woman that san francisco prosecutors say was without a doubt a hate crime. today that suspected attacker made his first appearance in court. jodi hernandez was in the courtroom, and you also spoke to the victim about the attack? >> reporter: that's right, jessica. the attack happened not far from the victim's san francisco neighborhood here. she is still very shaken and couldn't brin

one spectator asks the other what is going on. he replies that the books are blasphemous. cartoon was created by a satirist who strongly defends press freedom. his cartoons are published in the liberal allocation "al-masry al-youm," one of egypt's most prominent daily newspapers. he's not surprised the new addition of "charlie hebdo" features a cartoon of mohammed. >> terrorism is not clever. perpetrators don't understand how satirists think. it is a logical consequence that when satirists are threatened, they say to themselves, i will really lay it on. >> many cartoonists in the arab world used their craft to address the ttacks on their contemporaries in paris. most of them have taken a stance for freedom -- stand for freedom of speech. >> many have expressed solidarity with the murder journalists -- murdered journalists. they have made it very clear that they believe in press freedom, even if that sometimes contradicts what their faith prescribes. >> qatar this cartoon in a -- this cartoon in a qatar newspaper shows a conflict between freedom of speech and terrorism. fre

spectators bundled up at the rose parade thursday as the temperature dipped to 33 degrees. just one degree above the record low. a winter storm dumped 17 inches of snow in flagstaff, arizona, bringing kids and families out for a new year's day sledding. meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz has the weekend forecast. >>> well it has been a rough go, especially across parts of texas into oklahoma. a lot of freezy rain icy travel over the last couple of days. it's going to continue here friday through saturday morning, especially the corridor up through abilene just reaching oklahoma city. snow coming down on top of it as we head toward the start of the weekend. this whole storm moving very slowly after the east. notice the rain is spreading across the southeast. it turns into thunderstorms as we head toward saturday maybe a touch of severe weather along the gulf coast. it's the main system that will impact the weekend across the east into the mist. from northern missouri up into the great lakes. a lot of warm air out to the eastern end of the storm. that will cr

it is a little bit of a slow drive as you approach the area with spectator slowing southbound. drive time traffic is 580 tracy to dublin at 24 minutes. so far, so good. highway four antioch to concord at 14 minutes and we we southbound from san rafael to san francisco is 17-minute commute. >>> 4:38. a cash-strapped hospital is forced to turn around ambulances. how patients at surrounding medical centers are feeling the pain. >>> the second chance brewing in the east bay. a former san quentin inmate pays it forward after paying his debt to society. >>> looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is slow right new and we will have to find out later if it will be a friday of light traffic or the toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment. it's happening right where we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org >> covering los altos, petaluma and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> welcome back on friday morning. patience at -- patients at some hospitals are waiting a long ti

spectators sported jackets and wool hats. outside las vegas wind and snow caused chaos on the roadways and in colorado terrible news there. deadly avalanche killed one snowshoer. so conditions across the country kind of wreaking havoc. >> fortunately, not that severe in our area. >> and we've been pretty lucky here so far. mild december. and now here we are january and sunshine today. no snow no big wintry weather messes on the way. at least not any time soon. we have the rest of the winter to get through, though hopeful thinking though, optimist. outside we go at this hour. 47 degrees. that was the high at reagan national airport and the average for today is 44. record is 69. not so long ago, set back in 2005, a look at how cold it can get back in 1881. we are at 14 degrees below zero. we're now at 42 at reagan national. winds are out of the south at 10 miles per hour. a few clouds are beginning to move in. those clouds are going to act as an insulator for tonight keeping our temperatures up not as cold as it was earlier thi

no one, no one should ever be a spectator. feel so strongly about this point that if i had the power i would add an 11th commandment. you should never never be a bystander. i have hope there is a brighter future for mankind. after all, we live together on the same planet. perhaps when we all find that we are one people, we can then ensure that tragedy like auschwitz will never happen again to us or to any other people. [applause] i am going to end my remarks with a quote expressing one survivors thoughts on auschwitz. from whatever country, you look at the rooms of the camp think and do all you can. for you and your children, the ashes of auschwitz are a warning. hatred will never grow again neither tomorrow nor ever. thank you. [applause] >> i am not a survivor although i am grateful for the survivors here today. and not a liberator although i salute their courage of the veterans among us today. i am here simply as a jew. like jews everywhere, this place , this terrible place called auschwitz touches our souls. i have always