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the world would be a safer place. topic four. the wolf of wall street, bob. it broke a record for the most f in a movie. >> in this very seat two years ago i used that word live on "hannity." >> and elsewhere. >> now i have a swear jar at "the five ." i don't know of a movie that doesn't use a lot of swearing. it's part of what the movies do now. i don't necessarily agree, but it is what it is. >> 506 times an f-bomb was dropped. >> it's a lot. i work in a newsroom. i'm used to hearing the f-bomb. i can't say it offends me any more than a normal day. >> my teachers in east texas would say it shows a lack of vocabulary and they need better teachers, better education and it would be a better movie. not every movie has to use the f-word constantly. >> this movie is about three hours long. so we are looking at 150 times per hour. that's quite a few f-bombs. >> had a couple of liberal democratic relatives. it was incredible. >> you have liberal relatives? >> in fact, this one i love very much. >> a movie like that has a lot of other things. >> 506 times. that's the issue. >> this is one we need t

the airport's runway into a snow bank sunday morning. the plane was landing at j- f-k from toronto. the port authority says there were about 32 passengers on board. no one was hurt. the f-a-a says the plane was eventually towed to the gate. flight operations at the airport were suspended for about two hours after the incident. >> an airport official at kansas city international airport say a flash drive was the suspicious item found in an airplane bathroom that forced the plane to make an emergency landing in kansas city. the plane was flying from san francisco to new york sunday afternoon when the discovery was made. he says the boeing 767 was taken to an area away from the terminal and was searched, and everyone on board was evacuated. >> new pictures of a deadly plane crash in aspen, colorado. federal investigators were on the scene where a small jet with three pilots on board crashed, flipped and burned while trying to land at an airport in heavy winds. a co-pilot died at the scene. the pilot and another co- pilot - flying as a passenger- were injured. the plane traveled to colorado from arizona. federal records say that the mid-size jet belongs to the bank of utah i

a painful void with walker's absence. >>> the "wolf of wall street" has broken one silver screen record, not box office but does hold the title for most f-words in a single film with 506 f bombs. the record was previously held by the 1999 film "summer of sam". with 435 f-bombs. >>> a couple at a bar in salt lake city, sounds like a joke, but it's not. when they found out that same-sex marriage was legalized in utah so decided to marry on the spot. one of the bar's co-owners happens to be "modern family" actor ty burrell who served as a witness. >>> and comedian tom arnold lost 89 pounds, he lost the weight through giving up carbs and intense workout regimen. >> would you recognize him? >> probably not. >> arnold lost the pounds so he could be around for his son, jack. >>> seth myers graces the first 2014 cover of "time" magazine, talking about his new late-night show, he cited major comedians, like david letterman, conan o'brien and jimmy fallon who started their late-night gigs on the 12:35 timeslot before him on nbc. >>> i'm betty nguyen, this is "early today," we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> leading the news in the san jose mercury news, california legal immigrants can get law licenses, state supreme court rules. it was a unanimous deci

we break down that cost for the delivery of a baby. >> : the cost of a delivering a a new study published in the conducted by dr. renee hsia of u-c-s-f that the price can jump from three thousand. to thirty seven thousand dollars for just a simple procedure! however. if your going to have a c-section that cost goes even higher to anywhere from eight to seventy one thousand dollars. the study also found that if you deliver a baby in san francisco it's going to be a little more pricey than in the surrounding suburban areas. as the countdown continues to sunday's clash between the 49ers and seattle seahawks. two cities. down. >> : teams to town separated by a hundred miles of coastline. tonight we decided to look how seattle stacks up to san francisco. cable cars model rachel corky public transit pointy skyline buildings. each is home to how you spend money on line p >> : money that's the difference in san francisco we spend more rent on by an apartment is a percent higher. >> : hershey's are more expensive here as well. >> : apples and oranges and apples are cheap apples are more expensive or desert cheaper. none >> : seattle mayor say

much been involved now at the copyright freedom movement and they have moved it to no longer extend copyright and to repeal copyright law have you got a touch with the f f event a touch a doctor with a professor lawrence lessig at all just quickly i'm just curious if you guys have had any contact at all we have a you have f. pot in our case they're actually representing a mega opulent user who wants to have a state up back and there are millions of others waiting to have their data back and they're waiting for two years already so that you have to ask yes is in our court case lawrence you know it's of course one of the key figures in the intellectual a scene around internet freedom so he is in touch with us and you know is wishing us good luck. i'm not against copyright though i'm i'm against copyright extremism you know i think people who create something they have a right to make money but it shouldn't overwrite innovation it shouldn't override things that make society function better and what hollywood is trying to do is they basically turn the internet into a totally sends one controlled the network to their liking and that is what i'm fighting against. it'

a burden. so let me -- with that as a context of what to describe the five ways to think about john f. kennedy as a senator the first, as a colleague, was like? there is a pretty substantial record of memoirs tomorrow histories. everyone sort of degrees. he was a cool, reserved, polite, formal, distant person. he was not one of the boys. it was somewhat aloof, sick a lot of the time. as i started reading about him and thinking about it, i think his personality type was much closer to barack obama then his own brother, ted kennedy, who in some sense was almost the exact opposite. and he knows it well. ted kennedy, there would be almost a party around his exuberant, talking, laughing, joking. and then more sensitively he was a patient person who love the legislative process, loves to work in it, and i don't think necessarily that jfk had that same sort of mind set. if i could just read a couple of sentences from a wonderful memoir, a gentleman by the name of harry mcpherson who wrote about call political education. and the book, among many other things to reschedule some of the characters of the sena

the f series. this is a bit of a gamble and a big step in terms of fuel efficiency. f series was unveiled today with one of the more dramatic reveals we have seen ever here at the detroit auto show. they are going with an all aluminum body. that means that they are stripping out about 700 pounds out of the weight of the f-150. this is going to be an all aluminum alloy f-150 that has been tested offroad. by the time it goes on sale later this year, ford says it will have ten million miles being tested, and they have sold more than 763,000 of the f series last year. remember, this is the bestselling vehicle in the country for 32 straight years. the question is whether or not consumers will look at the aluminum frame and aluminum body and say sure, it will hold up, it will be durable enough. the ceo thinks it's not a question of whether people will embrace this. >> the response has been fantastic. of course, a real value proposition for the f series is the aluminum cab and aluminum box. it will save us over 700 pounds. we can downsize the engine, improve efficiency plus

graphic photos were shown alleging widespread torture of syrian prisoners but the syrian government dismissed them as a hoax. > > >>>a f >>>a norwegian plane had troubles preparing to take off from bangkok. the passenger told a flight attendant and the plane was then taken out of service. an airline spokesman said there was a problem with a fuel valve. >>> all right, virginia may have become the next state to allow gay couples to marry. the state attorney general is expected to announce the ban is unconstitutional. two are bfiling to have it banned. >>> toronto mayor rob ford says he had a minor setback this week when he was caught on video slurring his words and he says his private life is not affecting his work. the mayor fought his way through a crowd of reporters who have been waiting to question him about the tape. the mayor vowed last november to quit drinking and said the public would never see him drunk in public again. >> somehow i thought we would. >>> all right, hawaii is in for a full day of sunshine today. 76 degrees. ah, sounds like a perfect condition to watch some waves grow but the national weather ser

third the seven time world champion is in a critical but stable condition in a medically induced coma after hitting his head on a rock while skiing in the alps the record breaking german retired from f one for a second time in two thousand and twelve after winning ninety one races during his nineteen year career. person a very unique person you know and. i think he'll get there soon he'll be in his last victory and i had a second to take to ensure. on the tennis and women's world number one serena williams claimed her first title of the season after battling past second ranked toria as our inca six four seven five in brisbane serena posted eleven aces and no double faults coming back from forty down in the second set to defend her title and hopes to get even better at this year's first major at the australian i think which gets underway next week. i think i'm playing ok i feel like again there's a definitely room for improvement which i think is great because i don't want to head into you know a major playing perfect you know maybe not doing so well knowing that i am not going to be able to improve so i look forward to the next week just training and try to get better all serene i h

a look at high above the stadium. >> reporter: this f-20 fighter jet is deadly serious. with that, i'm on a training mission with ay national guard. down the runway from 0 to 400 miles an hour in only 16 seconds. in this live training exercise, a squadron of three f-16s are told to intercept a cessna heading toward the super bowl. in tle to four minutes, the pilots see the potential threat. they see the plane and its pilot. the plane isn't responding to we consider maneuvers to get the cessna to change directions. we fly by, waving wings, international symbol to cease and desist, and to follow us. we pass the plane, forcing it to change directions. if that doesn't work, the jet could be given the order to take down the plane with missiles. >> are you prepared to shoot down the plane if there is a threat. >> we are there to protect the people on the ground. that's my job and that's what i'm prepared to do. >> new jersey national guard is one of many layers of security protecting the super bowl and surrounding events. custom and border patrol helicopters. state police protecting waters. fbi and nypd with specialized

the big three. phil lebeau has a look at the auto show. >> the bold and brawney are back, to the corvette to the ford f-150 that got a complete makeover with a body made out of aluminum alloy. >> a real proposition is the aluminum cab and aluminum box. >> the gmc canyon. >> new trucks are getting plenty of attention. it's the sports cars that have people buzzing, starting just over 100 grand is a convertible with a retractible roof described as mechanical magic in motion the japanese can build cars that make the heart race. >> we went to our designers passionate about sports cars and clean sheet of paper, give us what you think the ultimate sports car is. >> bentley's continental is far from a sports car but with 521 horsepower, you'll go zero to 60 in 4.3 seconds. price tag, $196,000. mercedes is rolling out a new slightly larger and more refined c class. >> our baby is all grown up. this is probably our most accomplished and beautiful execution of the c class. >> the chrysler 200 has been redesigned featuring a more aggressive and curve ashs look. the vibe at this year's show is one of optimism. the auto industry is once again on a roll.

fierce arctic weather is wreaking havoc on the nation's air travel system adding to the weather challenges---new f-a-a rules as of january first that require pilots to have more rest. some airlines were more prepared for these changes than others.one that wasn't---jet blue. it was forced to cancel all of its flight operations in boston and new york, for more than 17-hours, monday. all told, airlines have cancelled more than 18-thousand flights since last thursday -- just as many holiday travelers were trying to make their way back home. the intense winter weather is also having an impact on the nation's utility companies. with close to half of the country enduring subzero temperatures, gas supplies and repair crews are in great demand. consumers will see the effects on their heating bills.in the northern plains, natural gas use has surged nearly 50% from last winter.over that time, natural gas prices have climbed more than 30%. in another sign of the u-s economy regaining strength---the trade deficit fell to its lowest level in four years in november. the commerce department says the trade gap fell 12

the arrows, smoothly, all lanes are open. hopefully an update in a couple of minutes saying the lanes are cleared. i'll track that and call chp. >>> new, the certasearch is 0 f whoever killed a man in a milpitas hotel. police responded to shots fired at executive inn near dempsey road around 10:30 last night. they found a man lying in the parking lot waiith a gunshot wod to the head. police say there's little information available. guests who ran outside after hearing shots say they saw a dark colored car speed away. the city's first homicide of the year. there's only one murder in all of last year into police in san jose investigating that city's third homicide of the year. the man was shot to death on loma verde near win chester and hamilton 5:30 last night as people were getting home from work and kids were playing outside. there are no suspects. the victim's identity has not been released. >>> new, a pedestrian walking along highway 580 hit and killed. investigators are trying to find out why he or she was there. the crash happened aafter 1:00 west of keller avenue in oakland. all lanes eastbound 580 were closed for over an hour. they have since reopened. the driver stay

a vacant building. officers say they were doing a check on the building in the projects on the 1000 block of connecticut street 10:30 this morning.they opened the door, f least one squatter inside, and adog, a pit bull that came running at them. one officer said he felt threatened, fired at the dog. neighbors say the dog whose name was psycho was well-known in the area. >> i feel like he really did need to get shot, though. because he was a dangerous dog in the neighborhood. >> police say no one but the dog was injured. the owner is under arrest for trespassin he could face charges if they find he unleashed the dogs to attack the officers. >>> new details on the b.a.r.t. officer who was shot and killed in the line of duty. we're now learning that another officer may have mistaken him to be an armed suspect. that's according to the "san francisco chronicle." sergeant tom smith died tuesday from a single bullet wound to the chest. it was fired by a fellow officer during a probation search in dublin. sources close to the investigation told the chronicle the shooting may be the result of a split-second misjudgment by another detective. the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating

the cut off for kindergarten. it would be phased in starting 2015 and california's school chief is on board. >> it's a simple choice, investing kids now and reap the rewards f a better educated and more productive work force in a healthier state or pay the price later with more high school dropouts and more people dropping into trouble, gangs, drugs and jail. >> the classroom teacher at the student ratio would be two teachers per 20 students. some 8,000 new teachers and 12,000 associate teachers would need to be hired. >> there is a serious money problem here, california's 68 billion-dollar high speed rail program is about $60 billion short. >> governor brown wants to use funds from the program for some of that short fall. larry is here and a little shift of hand going on here. >> could be. you know, under 32, that's the big -- known as the global warming solutions act of 2006. that's all. last year, california began collecting fees from businesses that pollute more green house gases than they are arow lowed to do. that will be used for pollution reduction. these funds may amount to billions bringing california back to, yeah, 19 90 levels. >> how did we link

the cusp of a very big year. why? for starters, ford will roll out 23 new23 models, including a completely redesigned mustang and f series pickup trucks. that truck could be a game changer. with lightweight aluminum panels and far greater fuel-efficiency, the new f series is scheduled to hit show rooms late fall. >> it could usher in a newn buyer. and that's kind of what this truck market needs. they're kind of satisfying the demand of people that need trucks, small business owners, constructions, really that recreational truck buyer hasn't come back. >> reporter: meanwhile, ford sales in china, which jumped 49% last year, could surpass 1 million vehicles in 2014. a long ways from 2006 when mulally took over ford and the company had paltry sales in a country with a booming auto market. >> but it seems they've got a good foothold into that market and really have penetrated in the right areas. so it seems relatively optimistic, but again you never know in a hypercompetitive environment. >> reporter: mulally's plan to stick around also ensures a smooth transition to coo mark fields who is expected to be ford's next ceo. fie

while the coroner says, the 16- year old chinese girl survived the crash and died as a result of being run over by a fire truck on the s-f-o tarmac, the city of san francisco has released a new report saying. that is not true. kron 4's dan kerman sorts it out for us. >> pam: happening now-- >> pam: after a college of marin student is kidnapped from >> reporter: >> the bull injuries but are consistent with being run over by a motor vehicle. >> reporter: over by a vehicle and a live at the time. >> reporter: dead girl's family followed up with a claim for negligence and recklessness and now the city of san francisco has released a report with a different conclusion that she died as the other two passengers dead. >> the nature of the injuries were fairly similar by the types that were sustained that in collaboration with the statements made by first responders with the findings of these individuals deceased when first responders came upon them. >> reporter: says the corner statement that yea was alive at the time is not supported by the evidence. >> these passengers were ejected by the aircraft in could have been the cause

a text to. >> attempts to take san jose's styrofoam ban to the voters is stopped short. why you will not see the issue on the ballot. >> a queue coup at a plant in f. we'll tell you why they are so upset. >> check this out a semitruck just miss as utah state trooper. what the trooper is saying about this brush with death. >> welcome back. it's 4:43. hearings begin in jerry sandusky's case to have his pension restored. he will participate from his jail cell by videoconference. the assistant football coast lost a $4900 a month pension in 2012 after he was convicted of sexually abusing children. the the hearing could last three days but a decision could take months. >> workers at a good year tire factory in france are holding two bosses captive. they used a large tire to barricade a meeting room door. they spent the night in the factory along with the plant's director and the human resources chief. good year has tried to sell or shut down the factory for five years, the plant has a contentious fast with sometimes violent protests. >> in a few hours the senate will decide whether to move forward with a bill to extend unemployment benefits. for more on

a federal prosecutor later used to describe what he thought happened. he would wear pinky ring and dress like a wise guy. it every other word in the have lab was an f word. i had to get with them and be like them to convince them to trust me. after a certain point, the stockholm syndrome happens. you going potentially cross the line. as a journalist, as fascinated as i am every day -- think of the scene in good fellows. he went after john gotty and put a -- had a guy put if bomb in the guy -- frankee heart and he wasn't there. franky died and died blown to bits. okay. and so now the contract out on, anthony. and about three young guys came and shot at one day. he was eating an ice cream cone. but he wanted to know right away. wroi a pilot for "missing persons." i was a show runner. i started with michael man. my first trip toings laves was to watch michaelman shoot a script i had written three days earlier. i started at top and worked my way down. that was my first trip to las vegas. they shot at vaftion world i guess in that world. who he believed -- he said i shot him a couple of times. you know. 12 or 13. anyway. anthony gave me an interview from prison. that was an eye opener. who new the case also contacted them as did angela

a painful void with walker's absence. >>> the wolf of wall street as broken one silver record. no, it's not the box office one. it is actually for the most "f" words in a single film with 506 f-bombs. summer of sam, 435 f-bombs. can you imagine being the person to count all of those? >>> a lake city were there after they found out it was legalized, they got married on the spot. one of the bar's owners served as a witness. let's get to the first buzz this morning. we have a lot to talk about. speaking of bars and people meeting. you have a great story. >> the search for love. >> bring it on. what do you have? >> right before christmas, courtney is in a bar, meets a stranger, they get along, chickens out and does not exchange numbers. she regrets it. she goes and takes action. she wrote a note, photo copied it, had 70 of them made and paesed them all around old town alexandria. ben, from the lighthouse bar, i made the wrong choice. call me, courtney. she was on the news and everything. the happy news, on twitter she connected with ben and now they want to be left alone, no more interviews. >> now they want to be left alone. >> the search for love has been found. >> speaking of the search for love. this guy found love with his boss' dog. he was bored at work so what did he

a meeting with the senate historian and they gave me some interesting things to read and think about. one of the things they suggested i look at was a report that john f. kennedy wrote in the 1950s, chairman of a special committee to determine the five best senators in american history. it was an interesting product and i will talk about it later. i'm not sure that it is such that they would even want to it like that. but kennedy was the one who was assigned to do it he did a wonderful job about what it means and i did that as well and we have is back story of how this worked and it was no surprise that there was a fair amount of political machinations to determine the five best senators in american history. as i said the book often my wife and i went on vacation in about the second day of vacation she went out and i was sitting by the chesapeake and i was thinking that i wonder if it might be possible to write a simple and narrow book on the kennedy committee, showing how kennedy was in charge of this project is the start of a project like this was interesting in the political machinations. and so i kind of sketched out a proposal and then i came home and i thought about it some more and i pu

a third death now reported and some of the county. << lester there was a different strain of flu that we are seeing now but is currently f-1 and one. << the flu season is not expected to peak until late january. << we have aeo to show you just before an emergency vehicle. ran over a victim of the asiana plane crash at s f o video from both san for cisco fire engines and a firefighter's helmet can show 16 year-old ye meng yuan on the ground near the wreckage. the corner says he survived the crash, but was later killed when she was run over by two different surfaces the fire trucks. the fireman has said it happened because she was covered in phone. but that's not what you see in the video. you see firefighters walked right past her and another that breaks a fire engine around her. << attorney justin green represents ease family. he's filed a claim against the city saying he died due to neglect and carelessness and recklessness. << a plan is in the works to keep pedestrians safer in the city. this is a video of the accident van ness avenue last week. in which a man was hit and killed by car. is just one of several such deadly accidents in the last few weeks. sanford cisco's mayor ed lee says he wants to incr

police say the surveillance video that a resident turned new video showing the dramatic moments just before a emergency vehicle. ran over a victim of the asiana plane crash at s-f-o. the teen from china survived the crash -- only to be hit twice by a fire truck, and killed. the video has come out. now that the girl's family filed a lawsuit against the city of san francsico. kron 4's dan kerman shows us the video. and details what we know now about how the incident happened. the fire department has said of the girl was runover because she was covered and foam. any see firefighters walk right past her and another to direct a fire engine around her. >>: it's unthinkable. it's unimaginable. the first priority of the firefighters are any personal saving lives. attorney justin green represents her family and filed a claim against the city saying she died because of negligence carelessness and recklessness. >>: the first that is to take the pulse check the respiration. that was never done in the video which i think is the best evidence of what happened, shows at least five firefighters who saw her who understood she was there and none of them did the basic steps on ch

a producer for most of the last year. >> north korea has rejected a proposal by south korea to resume the reunion of families separated by the korean war. it claimharry faucet joins us f south korea. how many of a below is this to north-south relations. >> it comes a few days after the president in south korea had made this offer in her new year's press conference, saying that january the 31st, the lunar new year day was the perfect time to reinstate family reunion that was supposed to happen towards the end of last year and didn't because the north korean side pulled out before it was scheduled to happen. the reunions have been stalled and reunite people who were separated by the fighting. many of these people are old. half of them or more in their 80s and ordinarily. there's time pressure. the north koreans leaving the door ajar, saying there could be talks in a good season. at the moment they say there's not enough time to prepare for january 31st, the weather is cold, and saying this is a period leading to the annual south korean exercises saying can separated families have reunions in peace, amid gunfire. an humanitarian issues cannot belinked. they are waiting for a response. >> what othe

from other districts that we tried to model and the option was a word that was consistently used and in the previous iteration where we had the plan a, e, f, and it became quite confusing. and the other thing that adds especially, in this particular district, when we say, plan a, or plan ahead, we are referring to a curriculum, and in the district that is named, plan a or plan ahead that is unique to san francisco. and with all of that said, with all of that said, we decided that the best verbage was option, 1, 2, 3, based on option, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, based on what we were seeing in the other policies. >> if i may, i understand that that was the way that you got to this proposal in the first place, i am asking if after the committee of the whole, you considered commissioner murase's suggestion or idea that you brought this then and by the way, i appreciate that, but i think that is, you know, administrator teacher talk that is not what the students don't use that plan a, plan ahead, verbage as far as i know and i have never heard it. is that not correct? is that a professional kind of discussion? not a student, or a parent one? >> commission

the cofoundnder of google. a local entrepreneueur, who is very entrepreneurial ihiss yearars s at college park, is nw head of f under armour. he founded a very large sports apparel company, and they're based baltitimore, and have employed hundreds of people there in a short period time.e. kevin has become a leader of the maryland business community and the u.s. business community. goes,far as umventures are there new technology products that are in the works that you guys are cited about that have the potential to be one of those lifchanging breaktghs? >> absolutely. in the last 12 months, we founded 11 new startup companies, range of different disciplines, bioscience, environmental technologies, i- formrmation technology. we founded a couple ofears ago, on the speech - - o omni-speechch. she is head of our communications speech lalab and through her research of many years, she was focusing on the technology, noise cancellation tetechnology. u're on a cell phone, you're trying to commuca, there's lot of bacackground noe. how do you pick k out just the voice? it is relalatively expensive technology. she s veloped a software program ththa

stuart's on the willingness to push back prince the last off this whole affair as an expensive mistake hell maybe blackwater's a new name can be a whitewash. a w w f a living planet report from two thousand and twelve suggests that at the current rate of consumption humanity will need two earths by the year twenty thirty just a sustained itself but some suggest that even if we curb consumption it's already too late it's a prediction made by my next guest macpherson professor emeritus of the university of arizona and author of going dark his book presents a prophetic warning about the consequences of a change in climate and it unsustainable economy that's a heartbeat away from collapse now being skeptical of the sensational prediction i first asked him what evidence he has to back up this claim. the international energy agency is among the most conservative organizations on the planet and they're predicting. future beyond which we've got humans on the planet by twenty thirty five i'm not sure anybody would choose the international energy agency. being the sort of conspiracy theory or trying to promote an agenda that is. in fact the same probably or

the engineers manual. this is a national issue and even f h w a has enforced the consent when it comes to the application of design standards so in the environment we can forward the kinds of projects that make sense for san francisco. we feel there are there's a great opportunity to make progress with the new secretary and the secretary is interested in active transportation as well as the new roll out of the transportation programs. and then c is really very much from front of the people's minds but in particular with regards to pedestrian safety and traffic enforcement and looking for those opportunities through the pedestrian safety task force and working with the other departments to see what the city can do together whether they're having that conversation and really having the conversation before we seek the changes before we're ready to moved and that includes the mta and others. sequa pretty much that was tackled last year. and right now the city is looking at the complications to see how the city can benefit from the sequa reforms. and have taxi legislation we anticipate there maybe policies this

the senator khrfs employees -- classifies within his office for purposes of their eligibility. challenge a classic to a statute that is a that lized grievance affects everyone this is a challenge to the implementation f a statute that is specifically directed to the senate, congress, their offices healthcare.y get so, we think that critically distinguishes cases that are out suggest that many instances legislators do not ave standing to raise objections in court. in particular thing are two things that make this case distinct. is the fact this directly his ts the senate and administers w heedhe the office and how they pay for healthcare. not a generalize d grievance. the second thing that other uishes this from circumstances is that oftentimes you have legislators bring court cases when they haven't been able to prevail in the halls of congress. classic example is the senator who doesn't like the war in vietnam or something and then a court action to challenge the legality of that ction after having lost a vote the war or something like that. this is in a sense is the exact opposite. as both the senator and rick indicated, congress specifically considered the question of whether or not members of con

the death of a young asiana airline passenger. while the coroner says the 16-year-old chinese girl survived the crash and died as a result of being run over by a fire truck at s-f- o, the city of san francisco has released a new report saying that is not true. dan carmen shows us the latest. >>: more than six months after the crash of a ag on a flight to 14 in the controversy over how 16 year-old yet among one died. last july the san mateo county coroner said this. >>: multiple injuries that are consistent with being run over by a motor vehicle. those injuries she received she was alive at the time. >>: run over by a vehicle and the live at the time. san francisco's fire chief followed with an apology for running over the girl not once but twice. the dead girl's family followed up with a claim against the city for negligence and carelessness and recklessness. and now, the city and county of san francisco has released a report with a different conclusion. that she died as the other two passengers did. >>: " the nature of these injuries by these individuals were fairly similar in terms of the type of injuries that were sustained. that's in collaboration with the

accommodate a new retail tenant apple, inc.., within a new 23,470 gsf, 47'-8" tall, retail structure. the project site is located within a c-3-r downtown retaill zoning district and 80-130-fheight and items 3 a and b for case no. 2013. sf 312341234 also proposed to continuance to february 26, 2014. item 4. is proposed to continuance to february 6, 2013. item 4: j. ionin; 4155 558-63099 election of officers: in accordance with the rules and regulations of the san francisco planning commission, the president and vice president of the commission shall be elected at the first regular meeting of the commission held on or after the 15th day of january of each year, or at a subsequent meeting, the date which shall be fixed by the commission at the first regular meeting on or after the 15th day of january item 4. is proposed to continuance to february 6, 2013. sf 412341234 >> further on your calendar we have received request for continuance for items 3a and b and those are proposed to continuance to february 14th. i have not received anything from sponsors and it's up to you whether you want to take that matter up now or waiting on the calendar for the normal course of business.

the hook inmany instances with broader damages that come. neil: ar these affiliated cards and i don't know if there is such a thing. but the affiliatio is the one on the hook. >>f course it may be atain case. and there is monitoring that occurs by credit card companies and banks stand behind these cards and expose themselves. >> i think you know more about this than i do, governor. that we have been very lucky with a lot of these breaches because is huge and massive as it is come, they have not resulted in 50 or 60 million americans having money drained from their account. our indury is advanced as any and we are viewed as the leader of the pack and we have work to do and you can construct some dramatic scenars where we are well beyond the targets an area which is concerning. both legislative and regulatory to advance the cause of cybersecurity protections and a couple of things are that we do need to be able and we are doing things to make sure that our physical bank robbery laws are squared off with the cyberlaws. >> i can't imagine that he had knowledge of the kinds of shenanigans that were going on with staff members decisions. and i can't imagine that he would encourage it k

the football club, as a business will be joining us. he see football developing and where is it going next? we have a big focus. and the f-one team will be joining us. these are global businesses. they have been guided and we have a few of his sport and the sport in general. through a massive rule change. will that reenter life in the liven the-- reen business. ryan will be joining us and we will talk to you about plenty more in the focus of the pulse. >> i am looking forward to it. we will learn so much in extreme minutes from now. -- in 16 minutes from now. here is some companies on the move. traffic withstomer french sales being up 10% or down. has appointed a new chief financial officer and they will pay a dividend of $.30 a share. that is the first since 2008. they will have poorly profits next month and a rebound from the government bankruptcy. most in six weeks after the company saw shares grow beyond their target. the sedans in the fourth quarter are above their previous guidance. hoops hops the pond this week. the brooklyn nets will be in london. we have the continuing push to glow -- go global. how are sports t

the buses should be charge add dollar a stop a day to use the bus stops. protesters say they clog up neighborhood streets and should not be allowed to use public bus stops f a car pulls in the driver could be ticketed. >> if two years, the buses have been able to get a free ride on our muni bus stops while we, the public, who are trying to survive each day, get a ticket for $279. >> mayor is out of town today but has said in the past that the buses have benefits. this proposal to charge them will make sure they pay their fair share. some agree. >> i certainly don't agree with their opinion. i hope they would not block the buses. people ned to get to work. >> the protest is about more than the bus stops. the buses symbolize the impact of tech companies on the city's economy saying they are worried about people getting evicted with the price of rent going up and not concerned about delaying the people get to work. >> they we get paid either way. they are paid by google. i feel much worse about the folk who have lost their home of 30 years. >> we have not heard back from facebook or google. protesters blocked the buses for 30 minutes until police started talk

the games. we have this report from a training camp in wyoming. >> those loveably unlikely underdogs are best. the jamaican bobsleigh team won respect, if no medals, in calgary, a tale retold in a f film, cool running. >> the journey to the socchi russia olympics is just as improbable, fuelled by the passion of a global race of fans. >> why is it that so mean people in the u.s. and around the world love you guys? >> because we are different. we are from a small tiny island. it's paradise there. think about it. sunshine and beach. why these guys leave that legacy and come here, freezing, in a winter sport. >> team leader winston watts, built likes a cartoon superhero came out of retirement to become the oldest olympic bobsleigher ever. >> my reaction was, "are you nuts, you are 45 years old." these guys are the underdog, everyone cheers the underdog. >> american country lawyer paul scogge lured them to wyoming in 2002. training in elk country, where watts lived, they are so beloved locals forget which team they are on. >> usa. jamaican usa. yop. >> far from the tropical island it's an unlikely place to find a jamaican on the range where the beautiful low roam, with not a bob sled