so we thank you for your continued support of the terry family and the brian terry foundation. well, there's no closure for a family that has lost a loved one, and for the five family members there of brian terry, the u.s. border agent gunned down in a shootout with illegals back on december 14th, 2010, the only closure is that manuel osorio arkansas ayons will be in prison for 30 years. for the family, the best it could get. we'll have more after this. hey mom. yeah? we've got allstate, right? uh-huh. yes! well, i found this new thing called... [ dennis' voice ] allstate quickfoto claim. [ normal voice ] it's an app. you understand that? just take photos of the damage with your phone and upload them to allstate. really? so you get [dennis' voice] a quicker estimate, quicker payment, [normal voice] quicker back to normal. i just did it. but maybe you can find an app that will help you explain this to your...father. [ vehicle approaches ] [ dennis ] introducing quickfoto claim. just another way allstate is changing car insurance for good. breaking news from the fox news dechk. p

terry and diane will be right back after the break.future olympian, one day you will be standing on and here's exactly how you'll get there. you'll work hard and you'll fall hard. you'll lose sometimes when you really should have won. you'll win sometimes when no one thought you had a shot. and you'll never, ever stop. we know this. because you're one of us. at citi, we believe in everyone's potential, which is why citi and evan are giving back to community sports programs to help fiuture athletes every step of the way. >>> coming up on our coverage of the sochi games starting at 2:00 p.m., men's cross country freestyle event and final runs in the four-man bobsled race. then we have the closing ceremony of the winter games in sochi starting at 8:30 p.m. that's all right here on nbc bay area. >>> and we're going to have a wet week but not tomorrow. >> tomorrow looks pretty good, but, you know, we got low clouds a drizzle in the morning ae highs in the mid to upper 60s. rain comes back thursday. >> serious rain. >> especially friday. hea

brian terry's family members.eath ripped the lid of fast and furious in which the federal government solid weapons to criminals. and we'll talk to fred, who is a former federal prosecutor. and doug barnes. gentlemen, thank you for being here. >> fred, i will start wu. this suspect is the first one to be tried in the u.s. for the fast and furious botched operation. prosecutors are asking for 30 years and not sure if he was the gunman. what will happen today? >> the way under our criminal justice system works, he was there and part of the people coming through the border to steal from the drug smugglers and he has criminal liability. it is it an emotional day for the terry family. but he will get 30 years and serve all 30 years. >> doug, what then? >> the other question, of course, first i agree that the sentencing will be straightforward with the the observation that everybody sends thoughts and prayers to the family and victim in this matter, agent terry. your question is extradition. there were others involved th

border patrol agent brian terry.th exposed the gun trafficking sting that would become known as "fast & furious." prosecutors are pushing for 30 years in prison for this man who you see on the left happened side of your screen but more than three years after his death, brian terry's family is still trying to get answers about this gun-running operation known as "fast & furious" and they have really have not at this point. i'm joined by robert haier, brian terry's cousin and the chairman of the honor brian terry foundation. robert, good morning. good to have you with us today. >> good morning, martha, thanks. good to be here. martha: obviously this has been a very emotional journey for your family. we have played many times on this program the moment when you were testifying in front of congress and you talked about the days before christmas when you buried your cousin. i know your family has some questions but i want to know, you went, all of you, to the scene of the crime for the very first time yesterday. what was

terry moran is in london with the latest. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, robin.anic in the overnight in the skies. the ethiopian copilot of ethiopian airlines flight 702 is being questioned. he is the man who seized control of the plane in a bid for asylum. >> an aircraft from ethiopian airlines wanted to land in general nev geneva, first for fuel. >> reporter: it started around 12:30 a.m. local monday time. the plane's transponder started squawking 7500. the worldwide distress code for a flight that is being hijacked. the alleged hijacker, it turns out, the plane's copilot. an ethiopian man in the early 30s. he took control of the plane when the pilot was this the bathroom and locked himself in the cockpit. telling air traffic control he wanted asylasylum. you can' the plane. it circled back and forth. the copilot unawe proved for landing. he tells the controllers that the plane is running out of fuel with over 200 people on board. >> fuel remaining now is 20 minutes. >> reporter: around 6:00 a.m. geneva time, the plane lands safely. passengers seen exiting the

and i heard agent terry say i am hit. i went to agent terry to administer first ad.an't feel my legs and i am paralyzed and agent terry lost consciousness and died at the scene. >> the answers are few and far between. we are still looking for information. we are still looking to understand how an operation such as fast and furious was put into place as ill conceived as it was. >> reporter: the men pled guilty to felony murder and two others are in custody and oronnous is set to get a 30 year sentence on monday. someone stashed those weapons in the desert. we don't know. who there is a principle and police called plus one. you bring a comboif i will bring a gun. and you bring a gun i bring ben bags. others say the agents department have freedom to use lethal force. >> william, thank you from los angeles on that. >> still to come. tremendous explosion and fire after a train explodes and goes off of the rails and disaster forcing people from their home. >> and president obama teaming up with bill clinton and meeting with democrats anxious over the midterms. will that he

on larry king now the adelaide they had clearly artist terry crews i'm always know at the best guy in that terrible movie. i'd never ever ever thought i would ever get in a work i was the artists in the whole thing but it was one of those things where i thought it was the only way i'll especially in the city i have moments in my life of astounding immaturity and mounting on the newsnight world i have to soften him in spirit is empathy and i had to seen myself through my winds up and through my kids and that seems everything plus we're on special teams so and i just those are the crazies run down the field and had somebody i was knocked out on monday night football and i hit a guys so hard i'm not myself. all next on larry king now. log on to larry king our special guest is terry crews a professional athlete turned consummate actor you know him from his roles in everybody hates chris to be expendable zweig chips the newsroom and is the never not unclose old spice guy terry currently plays sergeant terry jeffords on the golden globe winning comedy brooklyn nine nine in which he generall

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kenneth bae's sister terri is with us. is there anything you can give to her or assurances about what bring her brother home?doing to- >> oh, well she already met the secretary of state and they were in the halls of congress when they heard the president speak. they know that americans are very anxious to be supportive in their efforts. they are charming people, they are great americans. we have to do everything week. people like david should be all over the country, churches, synagogues should be pleading to this government that this has nothing to do with communism in the united states of america. it's a brother, it's a father, it's a son and they should respond to that effort. >> terri. >> thank you congressman, it's encouraging and comforting to hear. >> yeah. you know, we talked about the diplomatic efforts. i wonder from the congressman how many diplomatic efforts there are going on that we don't know about that maybe you are privy to that may assure terri and the american public there are efforts being made, unoffic

two weeks after stevie died, terry left town.ould not stay around me anymore. did i read that correctly? >> you did. >> and is that a true paragraph? >> i'm not sure about the time frame, but, yeah, i had to get away. >> are you all going to be able to get back together or is the marriage over? >> it's over. >> do you think you would still be together if stevie hadn't been murdered? >> well, we had troubles anyway, you know, to be honest with you this happened. and he always told me that he don't get mad, he gets even. that's what he had always said to me. >> pam sure as heck thinks you did it, doesn't she? >> who did what? >> she thinks you killed stevie. >> she thinks who killed stevie? >> you. >> no. >> she doesn't think that? >> no. >> she doesn't think you were involved? >> no. >> a sickening feeling? yeah. i still think he could have been capable. >> you've told many different versions of who you did after dropping pam hobbs off at work around 5:00 p.m. on may 5th of 1993. but in all those versions, you are always searching

. >> i'm on terry mcsweeney. b.a.r.t. said the end is near for the mess in the east bay where a train derailed last night. the derailment happened as the train was leaving the b.a.r.t. station about 6:30 last night. chase cane live in concord. how is the work coming along? >> reporter: terry, it's coming along much quicker than they expected. he hope trains will be moving on these tracks by 8:00 tomorrow morning. they have workers up here on the track, behind me right now. they've been moving back and forth along these rails. it is getting dark. but ha they're focusing on are the two straight tracks, just trying to get those rails fixed, so they can get these trains rolling again. crews worked all night getting cars off the tracks near the concord station. and that same work continued well into the afternoon until the last car was off this stretch of mangled track. >> i would call the damage significant. it is something that's going to take some time to get repaired. >> reporter: that news did concern those who depend on

. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. we're on later than usual because of the olympics coverage, the rain did not arrive in time to spoil the fun at the chinese new year's eve parade. but it is here now. on the left you get a view of downtown san francisco and the trans-america building, you should be able to see it on your right. and meteorologist rob mayeda joins us with more. >> as you can see, san jose is finally getting into the action, the last band focused in on the central bay, in san francisco, misty skies around the chinese new year parade. and significant showers right now near san jose and milipitas, and once it gets up near the sierra, take a look, 80 up there by the summit and highway 50 the snow continues to fly. coming up, we'll let you know how long all of this will stay in the holiday weekend forecast. coming up in just moments. back to you. >>> all right, thank you, rob. day ten of competition wrapped up at the winter games in sochi, today, team usa missed opportunities for medals on the slopes and on

. >>> the killer of border agent brian terry will be sentenced today. terry's murderers use ad gun sent across-the-board by the united states in the botched fas and furious operation. we're live from the courthouse with that. >>> iran releasing a video on what it calls a merciless attack on israel and u.s. interests. what that will look like. it is all "happening now." jenna: but first to our top story. brand new concerns over white house efforts to fix the obama care exchanges as we learn the company brought in to clean up this mess has had a bit of a troubled past. hope you're off to a great week, everybody, i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott a crippling series of bugs, crashes greet the millions of americans when the obamacare website debuted in october. the company behind that initial rollout is gone. to fix the problem the obama administration has turned to accenture. but a review shows the company has a mixed record working with washington including troubled and delayed projections and allegations of ethical misconduct. along with that, a new "wall

you know, lee terry out of omaha, governor heineman, name it.of the pipeline that are supposed to be working for us. i want to ask each and every one of them if you think this is such a great plan, if you think this is such a good thing for america, then why don't you put it on state and federal lands? really. you could certainly go down the road ditches. why it is you're asking landowners, private citizens, why are we being asked to handle all the risk? because it's -- anything that's built by man is not infallible. so there is going to be accidents. there is going to be leaks. there is going to be things that happen. and why are we the ones that have to be -- have to be holding the bag when that happens? >> jim around theick, one of the members of bold nebraska.org that joined me last friday joins us tonight. jim, good to have you with us. it's been a very eventful week. more comments coming from congress. you tried to contact congressman terry lee of nebraska since you went to washington? >> no, i haven't. i haven't tried to make any contact

of a hillary win in two thousand and sixteen what's the correlation with terry mcauliffe as close to the clintons as you get he was their big national fundraiser and i think there was sort of a dry run of some of the election team a lot of the fundraisers to terry mcauliffe a lot of the donors to him were big clinton donors including tom styler major environmentalist on the west coast former investment guy who has poured money into climate change issues and is a huge hillary clinton donor as well so a lot of people on staff in the mcauliffe race are people that came from clinton world might go back to clinton world of course having the governorship in a major swing state can be helpful on election day in terms of turnout and having the machine to get your organization going so you know the bigger thing would have been had terry mcauliffe lost it would have been seen as a stain on the clintons probably more than his victory is again but because they had so much at stake and that the victory is something that was important to them and obviously they were heavily involved in promoting i

it all stems from the death of border patrol agent brian terry more than three years ago., i'm neil cavuto. from a shootout involving guns from from a botched federal program known as "fast & furious" to today, an operation that allows a second gun smuggler to purchase weapons in the hopes of tracking them to mexican drug cartels. sounded good on paper in reality anything but. out of the 2,000 guns purchased, officials ended up losing track of more than 1400

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and i have known terry grim for about 20 years. i've seen him do a lot of things during this time from restoring beautiful cars to restoring old houses to improving hotels and [speaker not understood], and i'm sure they will do the same great job with the coit tower. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. thank you very much, mr. president. and honorable members of the board of supervisors. my name is ben, and i'm a staff person at japanese tea garden in golden gate park. [speaker not understood] was unable to a tedv today and she asked me and requested me to make this statement. we the japanese tea garden are a proud partner of the city and operation and management of the japanese tea garden's tea house and gift shop in september of 2009. we have seen how investments in the property have greatly enhanced your overall ontoerctiontionv to this cultural site in the city of san francisco. carol and the team have invested over $450,000 in upgrade to the tea house and to the gift shop. in partnering with the recreation

arellanes received 30 years for the murder of brian terry. >> william, thank you. >>> a retired navyed to 30s years in prison for attempting to commit espionage. robert patrick hoffman was convicted of trying to sell classified information to the russians. the russians turned out to be undercover fbi agents. >>> officials tell fox news the administration is discussing whether to kill an american citizen who is now with al qaeda, planning attacks against other american citizens. the pentagon and cia are not publicly commenting on the story first reported by the associated press. new guidelines for such actions are making the decisions according to officials more difficult. >>> iranian media say the country's military has successfully test fired two domestically made missiles. iranian state tv is running computer generated animation of a simulated attack on the u.s. and israel. it shows iranian missiles and drones hitting an american aircraft carrier and striking major israeli targets. meantime, the pentagon is unconcerned they're sending war ships to borders. >> same-sex marriages, th

ron grew up on a farm in ireland, terri on a ranch in colorado. >> and when we met each other, we looked--we were dressed like this, so i thought, "wow. i'm meeting this sophisticated guy that knows nothing about ranching and farming, that's dressed to a 't,'" and i think he thought the same of me. and then over the course of time, we find out we're just really 2 little farm kids at hand. >> they're both, uh, 24/7, 7-day-a-week business, which most people think we're crazy for jumping into these 2 businesses that you cannot really get away or--or just say we're gonna disappear for a month, because you can't. but we love it. we're crazy. >> crazy, but also content, because the couple takes great pride in their beef program at the ranch. they handpick the best animals and raise them on a steady diet to achieve the tenderness and marbling that diners want in a prime cut of beef. but they also have a personal satisfaction in seeing the animal through from start to finish and knowing they are treated with respect and dignity. >> absolutely. more and more people today want to know not only whe

terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> very interesting. thank you, terry. >>> new tonight at 11:00, a southern california family filed a lawsuit against petco. the family blames the store for the death of their 10-year-old son. they say he contracted a bacterial infection after being bitten by a pet rat purchased from a petco store in southern california. the medical examiner's office ruled the cause of death was from rat bite fever. >>> some hope tonight in the fight against obesity. there's been a dramatic drop in the rates among young children. the rate dropped from 14% in 2003 to 8% in 2012. overall numbers of obesity have not changed and for women over 60, it's increased. >>> a northern california couple walking their dog walked away with the biggest number of gold. >> caller:s unearthed. they were on their property last year when they found a decaying canister poking out of the ground. they grabbed it. inside, more than 1400 gold. >> caller:s worth about, are you ready? $10 million. a coin dealer who evaluated the treasure says the c

people don't realize the surgery, i bet you terry has gone through at least 15, 20 surgeries.ie, how many surgeries have you been through? >> 12. these players take a beating in their career. >> the big thing is a lot of my friends who have had injuries of the such, if you ask them if they would change one thing about playing in the nfl, the answer is no. something about that is special. >> let me ask you a different question. you have two questions who are in the nfl now. if you had a young kid, all three of you, how would you feel about letting them play football? >> i have, fortunate enough to have two sons playing in the league. if you asked me the question about concussions and playing injured and the toll the game takes on a player, at 24 i wasn't concerned about it. but at 53, 54 now, i have a different perspective and a perspective that's different because i have two kid in the league. >> michael would you let him? >> my son played football until ep didn't want to play any more. i believe you let them if that's what they want to do but don't force them. once he said he

abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran is right there. terry? >> reporter: diane, that truce was announced by the ukrainian president late tonight. one day after he sent security forces into the square behind me, touching off a bloody battle. they're still out there. the fires are still burning. and tonight, there is no sign of a cease-fire. all day today and into the night, downtown kiev smoldered and burned. this city, and the world, still shaken by the terrible scenes that flashed from here yesterday. protesters shot down. police lines aflame. the dead lying in the streets. but this afternoon, when we clambered over the barricades, into the central square, we found thousands of ordinary ukrainians gathered again, young and old, men and women, undeterred, undaunted. they say they want freedom and democracy. >> this is the last war. this is the last chance for us. if not, we will fall down. everything -- everything will be broken. >> reporter: at stake in this bitter struggle, will this country of 46 million people turn west toward the u.s. and

>> reporter: everybody is great here, terry and diane. it is cooling off in sochi but the ice is heating up. we're talking about americans in ice dancing as you just saw in prime time. here with me is bay area gold medalist kristi yamaguchi. your thoughts on how they did? >> amazing. i'm so happy for meryl and charlie. they are halfway to the gold. they just skated beautifully tonight. can't wait to see them in the free dance. >> we're showing their strid yoe right now. >> they're just ex contention, but it's going to be tough. >> okay. he would have a 15 year old phenom, too, polyna edmunds, is she in the mix? >> she's from san jose, and she's going to wow the audience. i think for sure she has a chance at top five. and you never know what happens at the olympics. strange things can happen. a podium is farfetched but not impossible. >> reporter: you've been busy interviewing olympians, what's your role? >> i'm an olympic ambassador. i'm able to talk to a lot of athletes as they come off their event and talk about their experience. team

let me ask you as someone who fought in the terry schiavo case.her this woman was potentially brain dead. that was the argument whether she should be kept on feeding tubes or not. ultimately the decision was not. the folks in that case said this is about government intrusion on the family's decision. do you believe that this is also a case of government intrusion? >> absolutely. and i think it's dimmenationing the dignity of the human person. that's what we're seeing is the state of massachusetts stepping in and with the medical care being diminished, seems like she's so -- under such poor care with the government. >> how do you decide, though. >> lou's detractors say she had to be taken away from the parents. they were imagining an illness and having surgeries performed based on that. >> i think the facts are clear. you look atler under the care of her family, and under the care of the government, it seems to me the government is treating her as a piece of property. that's what's mobilizing us to step in. >> the question of the gag order has this

reverend jackson, terri chung, thank you.to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >> jake, thank you. >>> happening now, an accused terrorist being captured. the dramatic pictures as the u.s. wages a separate attack that would put an american

good to see you, terry. chris, you're with me. those sound bites do sound bad. i have to give credit to one of the guys and smiled and said, okay, this is not a good situation. these are serious jobs. what country do you want to go to that you haven't been to for a couple of years. >> i understand that that's the way people want to look at it. part of it is this is the way this has been done, both by republican and democratic administrations for decades. you have in these key positions someone who is close, has some kind of personal or professional relationship with the president. that gives that country's leadership the believe at least that they have a good relationship with the president. in terms of the larger question that people are going to raise, what about the expertise? what about the ability to deal with all the diplomatic issues that may develop in that given country? the reality is in every country, even by the way when you report someone as a career diplomat, you know, there are individuals that are incredible in the country? >> well, i don't think

now let's go to kimberly terry.t are businesses and restaurants having to do to conserve watter? >> reporter: businesses are looking at ways where they can conserve and cut their water use. a hairstylist said there's not a lot of ways they can cut, but she will reconsider how many times she needs to shampoo a client's hair. and you also might notice at restaurants, glasses of water aren't automatically put on the table. >> we need the rain, we need the rain. >> reporter: everyone trying to do what they can to help the situation. restaurants in the east bay and silicon valley have stopped serving water, except upon request or if alcohol is ordered. today at the alameda county fair grounds, hundreds of muslims prayed for rain and catholic bishops are asking the faithful to pray. >> it's not too hard. we've been through it before in the past. >> reporter: those who have lived here long enough know what to do in a drought. >> we're not watering the lawns as much trying to take shorter showers. and turn it off when we br

terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> terry, beautiful shot behind you. the weather made for a dangerous evening commute. our conditions have improved dramatically at this late hour. live pictures here in san jose. >>> from the drivers to the shoppers, despite nearly an inch of rain in the south bay, people were out and about. george kiriyama joins was more. george? >> reporter: definitely a rainy night here at santana row, but that didn't keep people away from shopping and to eat. no outdoor typing tonight here. the rain forced people to go inside to eat. >> 50 is way too cold for me. >> reporter: not so for his friend from new york who wore just a shirt. this is nice weather from him. >> it's just water. you need this, and your clothes will get wet, your just wipe it off. >> reporter: the rain didn't stop this woman from walking her dog. the dog didn't mind either. >> it's nice. the rain is refreshing and we need it. >> reporter: she is used to having rain in her native hawaii. but she's not used to it being chilly, so she wore a jacket. >> i'm mostly d

terry mcsweeney is live at the pastor's church. terry, could there be more girls, as well? >> reporter: that's the exact question the police are asking tonight. i had a chance to talk to some of the churchgoers here at the krorean presbyterian church. they didn't know why he resigned last weekend and when i told them why, they were stupid. the 33-year-old pastor of san ramone is a free man after his arrest last week for felony sexual assault, animal cruelty and child concealment. he was pastoring at this church in san ramone. last sunday, they were told he resigned. he quit? >> yes. >> reporter: he resigned last week? >> yes. that's all we know. >> reporter: police say pastor john met two teenage girls at the salvation army in san francisco. police say he brought them to live with him in his home and developed a sexual relationship with the victim. >> he was a nice man. the whole congregation respected him. so i have no idea. >> reporter: in a strange twist to the story, pastor john has been charged with animal cruelty, so severe it led to a small dog having to be euthanize

we heard from terry mcsweeney, there is improvement but drought problems likely.ast week at 13% of normal and at last check, 36% of normal. still about two months left to get more storm systems in the bay area. for the south bay, we'll get sun in the afternoon and 65. holding on to clouds on the peninsula. in san francisco, 60 degrees. and a quick check of the north bay, east bay, and tri-valley. numbers in the mid-60s. clouds in napa, eventual afternoon sunshine. after this mid-week storm system we have another storm by this saturday evening shaping up. you can get more details on www.nbcbayarea.com. two systems in one week is not bad considering our track record. >> we're back in a moment with a starbucks prank. [ male announcer ] when three world champions face off in intense competition... ♪ ...you never know what can happen. [ laughter ] can that be in?! [ male announcer ] royal caribbean international is proud to present the caribbean cup challenge! featuring gabby douglas... [ douglas ] i totally went the wrong way. i should stick to gymnastics. [ male anno

now, if her grandson, terry opalek could just get a ticket in. "we've been offered to be seat- fillers this year but couldn't get away. but we may do it next year." "we'll of course, have toffee in our pockets so that might get us in the door." there is a limit to oscar swag extravagence---terry's toffees is sending 120-boxes. thanks chuck. a piece of hollywood could be yours: the script for iconic film "citizen kane" is for sale. orson welle'' "working draft" complete with his personal notes, is up for grabs for 25 thousand to to $33 thousand dollars. it's part of a sotheby's sale of more than a thousand items owned by the late stanley seeger, a wealthy collector of historical oddities. also included in the sale: 100- year old dinosaur eggs and a cocktail shaker once owned by al capone. still to come: why earnings from that 3-d company could clear up what's ahead for the stock. and...our two best supporting actors duke it out for oscar gold in traders unplugged! plus... why working americans are taking job stress home at night.. bill moller join

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you know what they are saying is changing the culture forever in richmond, mika. >> terry. >> terry mcauliffe. not exactly cutting a jeffersonian or madison-like frame there with his 60 nights of parties. >> virginia governor terry mcauliffe opening up his pocket in a charm offensive winning over republicans in the state legislature. this is -- at the center of his plan, top shelf booze and kraft beer. he's talking governor's mansion with better alcohol and opening up the doors to nightly receptions. he's even dubbed it 60 parties in 60 days. i can see the obama white house taking a cue. his wife and kids in virginia for the school year. since he's home alone, he's reportedly telling reporters just to simply ring the doorbell -- lawmakers, not reporters, lawmakers, and grab a drink. >> virginia is for lovers and thirsty people. >> that is slightly jeffers jeffersonian. every night he was in the white house he would have dinner for lawmakers and he left his family at home. >> joe, this is a story just for you. take it away. >> well, you know what i'm going to say. >> what are you going to say?

kimberly terry is live in san jose.la, i see, tonight. >> reporter: it's dry, but we did get some rain. and people are telling us, finally some rain. let's take a look at coyote creek. it's still, but there is some runo runoff. residents something is better than nothing. and they welcome what is only the second storm of the season. cale and his son matthew tried to beat the rain during their bike ride. he told us what many others in the south bay were probably thinking. it hasn't felt like winter until now. >> there hasn't been one. it's been dry, dry, dry, dry, dry. >> reporter: here's a perfect example. at this reservoir people are walking around an area that would normally be covered in water. >> i love the sun, but we also need the rain and precipitation for things. so it's good. >> reporter: water experts say the south bay needs much more in order to quell concerns about drought. >> i think it would take a good, you know, 8 inches of rain, basically to start seeing any measurable runoff. the water shoulsheds are th

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nbc bay area terry mcsweeny joins us from memorial stadium. terry? >> they used words like what an inspiration he was and what a great athlete he was. everyone talking about how positive he was. his good energy and his big smile, this man they called "premed ted." ♪ amazing grace >> i knew him that i loved him. he knew every day because i told him and i wasn't scared to because he knew he deserved it and he deserved that love. >> those who knew him best told the rest of the world tonight about ted agu, who collapsed and died last week while working out with the football team. next season would have been his season year, his chance to shine. the players had a special meeting tonight before the memorial. >> i can't imagine how it is to lose a son, a brother, and he's one of our brothers, also. so it's just a tough time. we're all trying to come together and just be strong for each other. >> when you're living a life as big as ted lived, you created a legacy that's even bigger. he'll have an impact on everyone of )ñ for lives. >> so some paid tribute to

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