. >>> the sun city -- >> the what?n city palms put on quite a show and i dare you not to fall in love with this amazing and acrobatic group of ladies. >> reporter: with their gold pompoms and fancy footwork the sun city palms look like your average cheerleading squad full of enthusiasm but one difference. they are aging. >> lois, 77. ginger, 80! >> reporter: that's right. every cheerleader on this team is a senior citizen. >> this is the funnest thing i've ever done. ♪ >> reporter: so most of the palms never danced or cheered until they retired, moved to sun city, arizona, and joined the squad. their loved ones? more than just a little skeptical at first. among them? tad webber's husband. >> i came home and i was all excited. i said, i'm going to join the sun city palms. and he said, "over my dead body." and then shortly after that, he passed away. and he said, "over my dead body," so i came and joined the palms. >> did you do that on purpose? >> reporter: so the only requirement to join, you got to be older than 55. i

the sun city history. whether the proposals got up off the main potential that. i think that's down took a revaluation of the capital with a fake should regain the people's soul field the feed is no royal family inherited estates or a fantastic vibrant exciting and sexy young welcoming city with a little help from roiled by denying him a long hot summer and andy murray winning wimbledon. the big smoke will peaks the big apple on the city of love for attracting visitors to the flat stalin and his story the fed said. the evidence leads into his space in the evening. it's wonderful taurus sun now spending a staggering one hundred and twenty million pounds more than in previous years tourism chiefs believe the trend will continue searching and umbrella time talking to hit the sixty million visits a month for two thousand and thirteen when the last course the results are released that huge greasy and has launched a new two year exhibit called sights and sounds. it features the work of video and film artists from around the world. as far away as afghanistan and new zea

to end with a song, so many songs uplift me from peter gabriel to jerry damers and the special to sun city [speaker not understood] including [speaker not understood], jeffery osborne and others, but i'll just say the ub 40 song is my favorite song of the whole movement. and it goes, we will fight for the right to be free, we will build our own society. we will sing, we will sing, we will sing our own songses. when the ancient drum ribbonses ring, the voice of our forefathers sing. forward africa run, our day of freedom has come. for me and for you, [speaker not understood]. thank you, nelson mandela. >> thank you, supervisor mar. colleagues, can we -- (applause) >> thank you. colleagues, can we do that in memoriam on behalf of the whole board? without objection, that should be the case. [gavel] >> madam clerk? >> thank you, mr. president. supervisor wiener? >> thank you, madam clerk. today i'm introducing a hearing request about the status of the roll out of the at&t uverse boxes. a year ago this board rejected the c-e-q-a appeal relating to those boxes and the roll out began almost a yea

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investment, infrastructure, corporate headquarters all fled to the suburbs or newly zooming cities in the sun belt. the government propped up sagging cities with programs, housing support, transit and educational funding all kinds of taxpayer funded support. as the axis swung to the suburbs resentment of the cities grew and they tumbled into decay and decline. since then many places have started to grow again. many suburbs have long since gun to have the same problems as their urban neighbors. even as economic growth has been uneven, sporadic, many cities are healthier financially than their states, healthier than their federal government. an urban report card on this addition of "inside story" we begin with this background. >> thank you very much. >> some of america's major cities are waving good buy to their veteran mayors this year. the mayor of los angeles' leadership ended over the summer. new york city's mayor michael bloomberg is leaving, too, after more than a decade at city hall. >> new york city has never been stronger than it is today, and i think it's fair to say that our future h

faulty cameras new not good now according to data from a secret audit obtained by the baltimore sun this city issued roughly seven hundred thousand speed camera tickets at forty dollars apiece in two thousand and twelve now if ten percent were wrong seventy thousand people were wrongly charged with a total of two point eight million dollars the audit identified thirteen cameras with double digit error rates and consulting firm u r s corp evaluated the camera system run by a xerox state and local solutions in two thousand and twelve and found an error rate of forty times higher than what city officials had claimed now a spokesman for xerox said the company would have no comment on the audit. and finally warren buffett's berkshire hathaway is so large that the federal reserve is now studying the organization to determine if it's the democrat up to require fed supervision the u.s. financial stability oversight council led by treasury secretary jacob lew is evaluating which non-banking financial institutions could threaten economic stability if they were to fail and what berkshire's reinsurance o

thought to bring the finals as unsettling leave them all each day myriad supposed to walk out the sun above the city and leave some halt earlier stains on the ground. but these europe this can of reports on the scare tactics are the italians used to try to keep the city streets clean. roll one of the most beautiful and romantic cities in the world of popular destination for lovers or confused s history at its ends. it all falls on top of cottesloe with sen on pedestrians inside asleep during see if we get tons of complaints though. birds hundreds of thousands of starlings which migrate to and from the north in the year. the more as the go i eye. he stayed. we're surrounded by on. the city annually spends tens of thousands of euros tackling the flight manifest the scenes special operation in itself it's so dry. it's very difficult to clean it off the present wars and battles. it's like they're angry with me personally. i am. the real mission takes place at sunset. dressed in protective gear and armed with a loud human scientists storm the group's favorite sleeping spot. and it's irritating noise is n

flock to rome in the thousands and certainly their mark each day myriads of birds block out the sun above the city and leave some hope to pale staters on the ground. can offer a false now on the scare tactics savage times used to keep this in history it's creating. rome one of the most beautiful and romantic cities in the world a popular destination for lovers or enthusiasts history addicts and. being with counselors it all falls on top of cars and roads and on pedestrians it's very slippery too we get tons of complaints. birds hundreds of thousands of starlings which migrate to rome from the north every year leaving their mark as they go. every year this same we're surrounded by. the city annually spends tens of thousands of euros tackling the flying man as a species a special operation in itself ok it's so dry it's very difficult to clean it off these birds are worse than vandals it's like they're angry with me personally. but the real mission takes place at sunset dressed in protective gear and armed with a loud hailer scientists storm the bird's favorite sleeping spots and this irritating nois

in an area called the sun belt in a city known as hotlanta, ice caused a meltdown. the winter storm that brought snow and ice to the south yesterday stranded thousands bumper to bump hour after hour an roadslippery cars and tr get traction. some people spent the night in supermarkets and kids slept overnight on the floors of their schools. more than 1,200 traffic accidents were reported in georgia alone. mark strassmann is in atlanta for us tonight. mark? >> reporter: scott, i'm standing along i 285 south of atlanta. this traffic has just started inching forward but mostly it's been at a stand still. remember, some of these drivers are still trying to finish last night's commute. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: state road 400 north of atlanta looked and sounded like this last night. (tires whirring) by dawn, nothing had changed. traffic was frozen on all three of atlanta's major highways. >> 2:00, they're talking about opening up the road. >> reporter: juan rivero was hauling bananas to chicago when he got stuck west of atlanta at 11:00 a.m. yesterday. he's still stuck

sun her eye or eye. i am i archaeologists what astounded at the futility of schools that were found in the city. i am. i do she was two point she was so classic i mean. aye aye aye aye aye like other old ladies shoes away like to dress well. over one hundred articles of clothing and accessories were found in the city including various times of the loops shoes socks and gloves. you could say that there were enough items to put on and on the wold ancient fashion show the new new. a strange addiction to a bit behind is of great academic county the great skill and knowledge exhibited by chinese artists and on to sam's two thousand years ago especially in silk weaving and lease the won't. one hsieh gown weighs only forty eight lambs on the twenty find clowns counting just the cloth. it's folded it would reportedly fits into a matchbox. ay ay ay ay ay thus china just like fine silk. the competitive sick the day we are soulmates people in downhill and it was no exaggeration. aye aye since the us. the jerseys to some contexts that he or she. do you. it's going to use him the child who had been concluded. you

the sun going down in the city and temperatures dropping as well. already 33 inches of snow or more this season. for the first time in the history of the city they've had three snowfalls of 6 inches or more before february 1st. just for you guy, i tried out the whole sledding thing. you can see how that worked out for me. it's a young man's game, i think. >> what did you run into a snow plow, jay? look at that thing! >> you're just out of practice? >> reporter: i had halet of goodiners over the holidays, guy, i have some work to do. >> you're out and about. thanks so much, jay. >> see ya. >>> as popular vacation spots like the jersey shore, not even the wind and bitter cold could keep some folks from having fun. near the boardwalk ins s asbury park, they are still seeing a steady flow of customers. those who braved the cold said they have cabin fever and have to get out. they were relieved to find a lot of folks felt the same way. >> i've been inside my condo all day long. it's driving me nuts. i've gone stir-crazy. the idea of coming out and having

city. the suns were in the hands of unscrupulous money has been known to them. there can be very dangerous. the european union is working to try and reinforce the sport at how was it doing that. this caused a strain on his resume spiral into his room could use a measure of the dead are trying to dismantle your networks are a few. because they're coated in that role among the most honorable fortunes. the coach which you do all this. infrared film cameras that make it possible to check on my arms even in the dark teal and the he knew that he has published it on keeping with the top two countries for example few days. green was on the bbc according to this agreement illegal migrants who are arrested in europe. he will be sent back to tokyo and in return. as of pain more flexible policy of the simple addition to the eu. so in europe or some of these migrants trying to peek at the time and time again to cross the border came and we had to guess. there are people who come from all areas will people who are suffering from the free coffee tea sugar had to do anything to

individual cameras off by as much as 50%, according to an audit leaked to "the baltimore sun" that has the city council investigating. nationwide, about half the states use cameras. cheaper and easier than radar guns. but class-action suits in ohio and new york attack their reliability. los angeles stopped issuing camera tickets altogether. this maryland driver videotaped his speed, ten miles below the limit. the speed camera ticketed him for ten miles over. >> the car with the speed camera was right here. >> reporter: schoolteacher erin grunden got five tickets leaving her maryland school. >> i was clocked at 51 miles per hour, which a math teacher figured out is physically impossible for me to be going that fast. >> reporter: her 10-year-old honda couldn't reach that speed in the short distance from the school driveway to the ticket camera. in all, 22 teachers were ticketed here. >> if you give companies an incentive to ticket more, lo and behold, they will ticket more. >> reporter: california has banned per ticket fees. but advocates say cameras slow people down. some cities are using camera

city itself. the rest live in suburbs with their own local governments and mayors. it's a common story in the sun belt. in the next major city over from atlanta, montgomery, alabama there is a likability score of 25. in 2012 there was a proposal to build alternative transit for atlanta suburbs including a rail line downtown but it was rejected by two-thirds of voters. many suburban it' it i it ite cb of this problem and the part that the hurting so many folks is people being stranded primarily on our highways and interstates right now. that is the toughest part of this problem and that is the problem that i alone with our state leaders are getting ready to solve. we're going to get folks out of these cars. >> but people bemoaning weathered induced paralysis says, it is not just the makeup of infrastructure. this isn't the first time that snow has brought stand stills to southern states. and ice storm also grounded cars and thus daily life to a halt in 2011. goes the built environment have something to say how we cope with unusual events, have we created a network of communities places to work, sh

. >> reporter: at sun dance in salt lake city, heidi hatch reporting. >> think it would make you wantrun for president or run away. >> probably walk away. >> so invasive and so personal. it was uneffort cannable seeing even the trailers -- uncomfortable seeing even the trailers. >>> thank you for watching wusa 9 on this martin luther king holiday. i'm andrea roane. >> nice and quiet on the road. >> nice day at least for monday. >> yeah, it will be the nicest day of the week, which, i know is kind of sad to say. we're getting the nice weather on a day when people can enjoy it. you can see that the traffic is very light on the bridge in front of the washington monument, and there's nothing to impede your view of it. because we don't have in i precipitation just yet. that will change as we head into tomorrow morning. as we head through the day today, we're going to see improving weather, so more sunshine by noon. with the temperature of 48 degrees. we'll be at 59 with your high temperature. and then back down to 48 at 4:00 and an increase in cloud cover overnight tonight, so by 8:00, we'

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they are at the center in daly city, sun valley shopping center in concord and the great mall in milpitas. uniqlo has five other stores in the area. >> more hiring should be reflected in the jobs report from the labor department today. scott has a preview. the big question is how many jobs governments are offering. >> we have a solid guess how many were add in the private sector, in the 200,000 according to an estimate. 200,000 for the month of december. that's private sector. you may be able to add in government jobs this morning, or more likely subtract them due to layoffs. government jobs met everything from fbi agents to county clerks to crossing guards, those tend be a negative number these days. so we have jobs, then more breaking news coming out of the business world. that is target is talking this morning, let's go straight to bertha coombs at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. target providing more information on that massive data breach that happened during the holidays. they now think it impacted some 70 million customers and the company says it will likely

. >>> plus, we'll take you live to park city, utah, for the sun dance film festival.rom actors about the new film, "love is strange." ? natural gas? nuclear? or renewables like solar... and wind? let's find out. this is where america's electricity comes from. a diversity of energy sources helps ensure the electricity we need is reliable. take the energy quiz. energy lives here. >>> police tell me the suspect in this shooting did turn himself in to police about 1:00 p.m. local time, just a short time ago. no further details were given about this suspect. we do know that he is a juvenile. his name has not been leased by police because of his age. initially, they were looking for three persons of interest. they eliminated two during interview process. they were cleared and released. this guy was supposed to turn himself in this morning. clearly, that didn't happen. but just a short time ago, he showed up at the police stag in northwest philadelphia turning himself in alongside his attorney. >> very good. i'm sure we'll get more details about the circumstances a bit later

have even received orders from a well known high-tech south korean company some sun currently has six forklift cities where house in the kaluga region which has been fitted with a robo c.b. system and the company's plan to increase this number in the near future with one satisfied customer already in the bag. with international brands spurred on by such early successes the guys at c.v. have a vicious plans for the future. in the near future automatic navigation system will be created for large kori vehicles and heavy machinery as well as other means of transport that could be used within a specifically confined area say electric cars on campuses trucks on factory premises. safety in warehouses was already pretty strict even before driving themselves. streets away if anything. enters the area immediately in front of it all information channels have backups on the whole system is monitored for glitches so we'll do all our work for us. for this edition of technology. here. just sit back and enjoy the ride. on june sixteenth one thousand forty one we had a graduation party at school and the war broke out

one when the sun sets in tent city, a fear spreads for women refugees with a gentle knock on the doors offers what could be a stronger sense of security. "america tonight"'s correspondent spent a day in the night with haiti's fearless women. >> this is delna. she is determined to protect these women. >> delna is an inspiration for a group called the fearless women. there's a hatian expression many hands lighten the load. in this tent city outside of porta prince these women are using the hand to knock on doors to bring the end to sexual abuse and violence in their communities. >> what do you ask? >> it's so dark. so you'll walk through here and knock on every door. and arriving the same question to every home. clr >> so it's 11 o'clock at night in this camp, which has more than 200 of these small shacks. as you can see, beside our light there's no light whatsoever, which means that it could be dangerous, especially dangerous because women are unprotected in the camps. >> a survey conducted after the quake showed that residents after tent cities like this were 20 times as likely to repo

occasional high clouds filtering the sun on the peninsula. 71 redwood city and 67 in half moon bay. downtown san francisco, south san francisco in the upper 60s. these temperatures definitely not winter like. it is more like what you would see in the springtime. north bay 72 santa rosa. 71 in novato. east bay communities if you are taking the dog out for a walk, take your kids to the park, nice weather. 70 in oakland and inland spots, 72 in walnut creek. livermore, pretty mild to warm for your saturday. sunday slight dip in the numbers. patchy fog may be returning and the temperatures will come down on monday. a nice recovery and i know we need the rain, but it is going to be near or at record levels as we head toward your tuesday, wednesday time period. thursday is starting to see the clouds coming in and friday, look at those numbers. that's a drastic change. low to mid60s. if the computer models are right, next friday or saturday we may be seeing some rain around here. >> finally. >> not just one system. it would be a couple systems coming through which would mean a major shift.

the sun in the streets. of the city. will greenpeace be able to get us there why do you bring us there so that somebody would know that means that the debates about the safety and he said don't go that they should be made much more on. the experimental rice field is on the premises so phil rice the national rice research institute they feel rice and eery have collaborated closely on golden rice and maybe. we are turned away at the main gate. if it right your names and the official reason for your visit here both. it won't be easy to get in an employee refers us tour bus. we ask him whether we can film the golden rice harvest. what it can we made it very clear. piece from my server normal b.g. no filming please no cameras no information sounds like a well kept secret we're only allowed to see the golden rice on an advertising poster but wasn't this rice supposed to go to market within the current year again were preplanned. we try to catch a glimpse of the test field from the back you know. this is not the steel bar to fe

occasional high clouds filtering the sun on the peninsula. 71 redwood city and 67 in half moon bay. downtown san francisco, south san francisco in the upper 60s. these temperatures definitely not winter like. it is more like what you would see in the springtime. north bay 72 santa rosa. 71 in novato. east bay communities if you are taking the dog out for a walk, take your kids to the park, nice weather. 70 in oakland and inland spots, 72 in walnut creek. livermore, pretty mild to warm for your saturday. sunday slight dip in the numbers. patchy fog may be returning and the temperatures will come down on monday. a nice recovery and i know we need the rain, but it is going to be near or at record levels as we head toward your tuesday, wednesday time period. thursday is starting to see the clouds coming in and friday, look at those numbers. that's a drastic change. low to mid60s. if the computer models are right, next friday or saturday we may be seeing some rain around here. >> finally. >> not just one system. it would be a couple systems coming through which would mean a major shift.

occasional high clouds filtering the sun on the peninsula. 71 redwood city and 67 in half moon bay.tures definitely not winter like. it is more like what you would see in the springtime. north bay 72 santa rosa. 71 in novato. east bay communities if you are taking the dog out for a walk, take your kids to the park, nice weather. 70 in oakland and inland spots, 72 in walnut creek. livermore, pretty mild to warm for your saturday. sunday slight dip in the numbers. patchy fog may be returning and the temperatures will come down on monday. a nice recovery and i know we need the rain, but it is going to be near or at record levels as we head toward your tuesday, wednesday time period. thursday is starting to see the clouds coming in and friday, look at those numbers. that's a drastic change. low to mid60s. if the computer models are right, next friday or saturday we may be seeing some rain around here. >> finally. >> not just one system. it would be a couple systems coming through which would mean a major shift. the ridge could be breaking down. >> thank you, sandhya. >>>? steph had a bi

and that a well up to the north around crescent city. the sunup at 7:25 and setting at 5:11. it is the tail end of a front that will sweep through the bay area and bring a few light showers. probably by about 9:00 in the north bay. we will time it out for you. right now there is fog. this is a look from the sutro tower cam. there is cloudiness at the golden gate bridge and the visibility is reduced. it's cooler at our coast this morning. san francisco, good morning to you. 47 degrees. it's 43 in red wad city, as well as los gatos. -moon bay in the mid-40s. a few more cameras and temperatures. amounts bit of fog. this is emeryville. temperatures have dropped into the upper 30s in the north bay and about 3 degrees warmer in isn't owessa at 40. 45 concord and 45 in livermore. and finally from the room camera we are looking at the clouds, the fog, the chance of showers this morning many it will become more likely around point reyes and the beaches come 9:00. then 10:00 in the north bay. by noontime we could see a little over in almeda and near recor

so finally i headed out to park city, utah for the 2014 sun dance film festival this past weekend.f the film making that attracts big name celebrities and has a history of launching little known indy films into the national spotlight. this year's fefrl was for the different. >> no cha place is champions than this place. somebody here ten years ago the whole place changed my life. it's special. >> ten years ago morgan sperlock, launched supersize me, it brought him to super stardom. one of the lesser known festivals is cat dance, a film festival at sandunce based solely on feline films. check this out. [ music playing ] [ music playing ] . >> we are obsessed by cats. they are the guardian of the temple. you really feel when you touch them you really feel they absorb your energy. >> let me tell you something, thomas, cat dance was definitely the highlight of the sundance film festival. are you a big fan of cats, aren't you? >> no. >> no, you are not a cat guy? >> i'm a fan of laser cats. i like dogs. i like laser cats. >> well, we'll have much more on sunburn dance film festival late

the sun coming up over the city by the bay. >> rob joins us. christina has the day off. >> we're seeing clear skies, no fog out there. 51 degrees, mild thanks to wind starting to pick up and chilly in the north bay. here is a sneak preview of your san jose forecast. climbing into the upper 60s to near 70 later on this afternoon. so quite chilly in the north bay valleys. 32 degrees. 37 in concord and livermore. 41 in san jose. typically this time of year you get chilly mornings. we don't have problems of fire danger. not the case today. we've got the offshore winds, you see the direction. the wind speeds, a lot stronger than what we're seeing closer to ground or sea level. the winds at 30 miles per hour out of the north and northeast. so as this area of low pressure drops over northern california it's the period of brief gusty offshore winds. looking at wind gusts 30 to 40 miles per hour, low humidity levels and very low soil moisture thanks to the fact we haven't had rain out there. so at least 3:00 this afternoon elevated fire danger for parts

cities around the country. new york, will be partly breezy today. miami, partly sunny. chicago, a 2 degree high there. dallas will be mostly suns angeles. >>> in sports, in the nba, oklahoma city rallied to beat including the game-winner with under two seconds left. the thunder rallied from a 14-point halftime deficit to beat the hawks 111 to 109. it was oklahoma city's eighth straight win. >>> in brooklyn, patrick patterson stole an inbounds pass and made a go-ahead jumper with just six seconds left as the raptors beat the jets 104-103. that was the second time this month that the raptors have ended a brooklyn five-game winning streak. >>> in college hoops, big win for duke. freshman jabari parker led with 21 points. and senior guard andre dawkins drilled 6 of 7 three-point attempts to pull away from pittsburgh, 80-65. it was the panthers' first loss at home and duke's fifth straight win. >>> and in a battle for bragging rights in oklahoma, 23rd ranked oklahoma upset eighth ranked oklahoma state 88-76 in norman. spangler had 15 points and a career high 17 rebounds for the cowboys. it was the first time oklahoma and oklahoma s

sun rise. >> a major american city paralyzed. >> took us 13 hours to drive over here and then we ended up sleepingthere at the shell station in our car. >> cars abandoned on roads. drivers stranded in ice. children left to spend the night in their schools. luckier drivers found shelter taking cover overnight in the nearest grocery store or at home depot. >> what i was referring to was that the national weather service had continually had their modeling showing that the city of atlanta would not be the primary area where the storm would hit. >> overnight tuesday, 3:38 a.m., winter weather advisory upgraded to warning. a full eight hours before the snow started. and as you watch on the radar, you will see it move in and engulf atlanta. 2.6 inches. there was plenty of time to make those adjustments for any kind of snow removal. so you decide. >> i'm not going to look for a scapegoat. i'm the governor. the buck stops with me. i accept the responsibility for it. >> we made an error in the way that we released our citizens. >> that last part was mayor kasim reed of atlanta. the public stance regarding t