fresno area meteorologist steve frances said last year from a scale of 1-10 last year was a 14. however this year many old records fell by 30 percent from the previous all time low. he had 77 percent below it's previous all time low. this is basically unheard of in the history of science. so fracking is a practice which essentially takes 1-5 million gallons of water per well. each well can be frakt 15 tiechlts this is an extremely water in practice per state. for that reason alone it should be halted. perhaps should bare mentioned that the oil that we are fracturing here is the most carbon intensive on the planet more than canadian and tar sands and it would delay by 80 years if we were to pull that out of the ground. greatly support you sending a mention to the state that the city and county does not support fracking. >> good afternoon, thanks for this opportunity. my name is lawrence. i'm also a member of 350 bay area. i lived in the city for 38 years. for the last four 4 years i have been living in hayward but i still have a strong interest in the city's affairs. i'm here tod

as steve kroft reported in december 2010, brazil seemed poised to overtake france and britain to becomeeconomy. with soccer's world cup and the olympics on their way, brazil is about to make its grand entrance on the global stage. [crowd chanting] >> when most people think of brazil, they think of its passion and excellence in soccer... [crowd cheers] not of skyscrapers in sao paulo, the financial hub of a fledgling economic superpower. [fast-paced drumming] they think of the pulsating beat of the samba and carnival, not commodities or the world's largest cattle industry. [cow moos] they see the beaches of ipanema and copacabana and breathtaking vistas... this is quite a view. >> yes, incredible, huh? >> not brazilian tycoons like eike batista, who has the best view in rio, not to mention a net worth of $27 billion. how do most americans see brazil? >> they think buenos aires is the capital of brazil, so they mix us with other countries around south america. >> most powerful country in south america? >> gdp-wise, we are bigger than all the other countries together, and, you know, in the

steve, the new coach of the ucla bruins. how about that? facing sanford. zach beats tony parker who was from atlanta, not france. bruins win 91-74.zona wildcats, ever going to lose a game? hosting colorado. aaron gordon forces the steal. number one arizona is 19-0. tiger woods making his 2014 debut at the place he won most. playing the south, it's the heart of the two. shot an even par 72. he is 8 strokes behind the leader. and currie was voted to be a starter next month all-star game. he will be the first warrior to start in the all-star game since freewell in 1995. so, that is where it finally ends. get used to it. >> thanks for watching. we'll see you at 11:00 on kpix5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ( bell ringing )

steve, i have to start with you, it is officially over. hell has frozen over. there is storm outside so that makes perfect sense. france call for responsibility pact. this is novel idea they will give you tax breaks if you hire people and they will decrease government regulation and this will help businesses grow. are have you ever heard such a crazy thing? >> i think even crazier, melissa, what is being proposed in new york. new york city, manhattan has always been the financial capital of the world and aspires to continue to be so. that is where all the money is that fund all service, schools, prekindergarten, all the government services are really the backbone of the city is capital and financial services and this new mayor, deblasio coming in, basically saying sock it to the rich, sock it to wall street. i wouldn't be surprised if wall street leaves new york! melissa: harry, we talk about this, even though we have a national audience here we realize not everyone is in new york but this is happening in new york because the president has set the tone and, you know, started this socialist wave. and now it has taken ov

france where the numbers had been weak. pmi has been weak the last month or two. numbers are looking better. steve mentioned china.strong and showed that the economy is continuing to continue -- continuing on its slower path than 10 mers. we think it's certainly solid. >> all right. that's going to be -- you think last year was interesting. we're in for another one this year. >> i think so. >> thanks for coming in. >> thank you very much. >> keeping the optimism. >> yeah. >> meantime, another top story today. more trouble for target. investigation into that recent data breach now shows that up to 70 million people were impacted. it also shows stolen information includes name, mailing addresses, phone numbers, or e-mail addresses. paul is the krerceo of risk con strategist. so, beyond these disturbing headlines, if you were one of the shoppers at target over the holiday season, paul, how worried should you be right now? >> i think pretty concerned, sarah. no question about that. i mean, the issue that we really need to look at on the macro side is the business model that's associated with the criminal mantra for id