is is because both the atmosphere and the ocean take heat from the tropics and bodily move it to the poles. so we have warm air flowing from the tropics toward the poles. and we have cold air flowing from the poles to the tropics. the ocean does the same kind of thing. we have warm gulf stream waters flowing poleward. and underneath them, we have very cold water moving southwards. and if you change those transports somehow, you've changed the climate. narrator: emanuel's research is showing that hurricanes help the oceans to play this heat-transporting role. dr. emanuel: it was actually proved about 100 years ago that the only way you could make the ocean transport a lot of heat from the tropics to the poles is if you could turbulently mix hot water in the tropics down into the deep tropical ocean. that's what you need to do. and oceanographers argued for years about what's doing this mixing. we've done some calculations that suggest that global tropical cyclone activity -- "tropical cyclone" is a generic name for a hurricane -- is what's doing this mixing. narrator: putting this theory to

deliberate flame was traveling to the north pole but i was going with. it my stone was telling me to follow the flame i was going to take it as far as i could. see hundred nautical miles of stark beautiful ocean lay between us and the top of the world. well just in case you didn't actually believe we were going to the north pole i think that eliminates any doubt. it's another historic first for the sochi torch and a relay around the ship was planned for the occasion. and you can learn so many new things but if you get the chance to test your own as well as the crew has experience with. the ice breaker is really capable of. i mean this tour of the olympic torch to the north pole never before has a surface ship gone there so late in the season that the ice was much heavier and to cope with it. we almost needed the ice breakers maximum power. we were making incredible progress slicing through the thick polar ice like bazza and after only four days we were already near our destination that's a world record pace. we made it. less to do ninety degrees north and

after it hits the pole, the car rests at an angle upon the pole, leaving just enough room for the childo escape injury. the force of the crash is so strong the steel poles are nearly ripped from the pavement. the driver is found guilty of negligent driving. this harrowing tale could easily have had a far different ending. seconds before the crash, the young girl is seen walking outside the barriers, totally unprotected and unknowingly in harm's way. the little girl moves behind the poles to safety. perfect timing and one narrow escape for one very lucky little girl. >>> coming up -- mother nature raises the roof. >> it sounded like an explosion. >>> and later -- a bungee cord tightens around a jumper's neck. >> it seemed like the most vivid nightmare i've ever experienced. >>> and a baby carriage rolls right into the path of an oncoming train. ♪ [ male announcer ] we all deserve a good night's sleep. thankfully, there's zzzquil. it's not for colds, it's not for pain, it's just for sleep. ♪ because sleep is a beautiful thing™. ♪ zzzquil. the non-habit forming sleep aid from the makers of

you used to have next to the restaurants we need a sturdy pole that won't fall down when the winds get tough and honor this for a very long, long time. i was out here mohammed and naomi said can we get a little facelift before valentine's day so you see the product of what john lay would do the same with the heads it's perfection from a historians violative i like taking over this boulevard for the right reaps and for all our doggie diner thufkz how about a clap >> thank you, everyone for helping all of us revisit our history and appreciate our neighborhoods and art and appreciate icons and all the things it means to us and while we can't take ourself back to the 1960s if they're good things why don't we will make sure we continue good things for our city. thank you very much for sharing this moment it's fun to be out here (clapping.) all righty thank you so much mayor ed lee. there are snacks back there and posters to memorize this wonderful day let's bring up katie tang the supervisor. >> good morning, everyone this is a my good friend john over there. >> hi. well, welcome everyo

according to the just released district pole presented by san francisco chamber of commerce 38 percent of the folks building san francisco parks are getting better. this is the determine the confidence and parks are one factor that contribute and 50 percent of the respondents say the city it heading in the right direction and it scored as high as any program in the pole. the results of this poll and voter wisdom in approving park bonds our success is due to the thoughtful of our resources and park space. those parks contribute to the quality of life of san franciscans self-interest as you know 2010 our parks evaluation scores has maintained over 90 percent average and in 2012 our park system r5i7kd in the top and that's for the urban areas. and 20 percent of folks support the park bonds and all this hard work and partnership is bearing fruit. that concludes with actually this months voluntary that will conclude the general manager's report >> thank you. >> probably the most important thing in the city. i love the plant and flowers and all the things ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in in th in in this what w

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the pole found -- the poll found 65% would support a tax on soda. in the bay area 78% support that kind of tax. a group of san francisco supervisors proposed putting a measure on the ballot that would tax soda. >>> a $425 million powerball jackpot is still unclaimed tonight and the store owner who sold the ticket might not know he is also a winner. ktvu's tom vacar is in milpitas where the owner's son collected the father's check. tom? >> reporter: by this time it is likely the father knows because the father who was on vacation was not reachable till 4:30 p.m. so he probably does know. look inside the store. while it is not terribly busy, earlier today it was a media mosh pit when officials formerly paid the seller a huge sales bonus. >> reporter: the first thing they do usually is seek financial advice. the other big winner the owner of the gas station. his son collected the prize for his dad. >> he will be very thankful. very thankful. humble person. i have a lot of respect for him. he will probably reinvest in the business. make it more pleasant

and when it gets there it makes the north pole warm even faster the on the damage this is doing to the arctic the biggest danger here is that a thawing arctic could release millions of tons of methane frozen under the arctic and there's a lot of methane out there as masses dr charles miller noted in their view with me just a few months ago on this program. is a sleeping giant a stirring in the arctic. it's thought that there are approximately one thousand eight hundred billion metric tons of carbon sequestered in the frozen soils and peat moons and permafrost of the arctic in the northern high latitudes and you can see how much that is when you contrast that with the three hundred fifty billion tons that we pulled out of the earth as fossil fuel burned and. dumped into our atmosphere just since the civil war in the beginning of the industrial revolution. as dr miller noted most of that won't be free any day soon but it's still a huge loaded gun pointed at our heads particularly if the carbon that's released comes out as methane as opposed to carbon dioxide this is a big deal bec

all of the poles show the majority of americans, sometimes showing 56 percent or 76 percent, depends on the question, so still the majority but smaller than in the past. >> what do you want people take to take away from the book? >> i want them to take away that the dream is a reality but there is work to keep it. americans have not lost hope and are not dreamless but they hold responsibility to ensure the freedoms that have been fought for are ones that really are available to everyone. >> and here is the cover of the "the american dream in the 21st century" sandra hanson, a professor here at the catholic university. >> is there a non-fiction author or book you would like to see featured on booktv?

we we had a couple leaders, austin dillon was the pole sitter. inging back the daytona 500 since the first time dale earnhardt did it seven years ago. kyle larson in the 42 car having trouble getting into the wall. not one, but twice early, and matt kenseth with pit problems. >> yeah, he spun the car around, they were able to service it and turn it around. >> a very stout car. he had to go to the back up car and things went back to worse. they left an oil pump belt bolt. >> the red flag came out through the rain delay. they drove the track patiently. fans and crew ready to finish this up. here is our daytona 500 summary. you see cars on the lead lap, and that rain delay making everybody anxious. let's see how kyle busch feels. >> we were just talking about how you drove from the back to the front, are you pretty confident in your race car even with different track conditions? >> yeah, we screwed some things up for the dual race that night, which would be our only test session essentially. but we got that fixed and we have a great camry this weeken

smoke coming from the top of the pole. the fire department was out here. reporter: by noon a quarter inch of rain had fallen and there's a possibility of more. but experts fear it won't be enough to end the drought squeezing our area. the california wet season runs from december through march, and typically brings more than 13-inches of rain. so far this year only .28 inches have fallen. as we made our way across the east bay we stopped at mt. mt. diablo where rain below is snow up high. i found heavy flakes making their way to the ground and several people using the opportunity to have a little fun. >> we don't get to see snow, so it's cool to experience something like this. >> my mom lives in chicago. >> so, to prove to mom and everyone at home how thick the snow really was, i snapped this selfie in downtown redwood city, the accessory of the day, umbrellas. a steady drizzle means everyone stays covered and moves quickly. >> investigators say nurses at san francisco general hospital and a sheriff's deputy share the blame in the death of a woman found in

year's wimbledon semifinalist you and all bitch to keep rusher alive to sort of didn't start well as the pole raced into it to send some of me the russian did finally pick up his game in the furred but the twenty four year old was able to hold off a late challenge to take the first sense on a time break a man victory to poland will now play great sure and enter the winner getting a chance to play for a place of the world group i think even if if i had won there were still would have been two also it doesn't guarantee that while there were the same question was what is a question to you know i think i think that right now we don't have too many options in terms of which players to play we don't have to meet players who can play on different surfaces you know so we don't have too many good clay court players but i have a lot of players who play well in the past for it so with limited in that regard so we're telling them to put the surfaces and then also. a lot of other guys who have played for a while getting it overseas tougher for us to recover that that means that five set matches are a lot

. >> grabbed the iv pole and swung the pole to her head twice. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says a 29-year-old was on a psychiatric hold that was being taken to the psyche unit friday night where he rap into perez's home. the 93-year-old suffered multiple wounds. the hospital says -- >> reporter: general also says its doctors see nearly 4,000 patients a year on psychiatric holds, and they're all evaluated in the e.r. before transfer. they say this is the first time a patient has been attacked. perez's family says security changes must be made to make sure it's the last. >> we know something has to be done. because there's no way you take someone to the emergency room, especially a 93-year-old woman, and they attack her? >> reporter: the san francisco sheriff's department says the man is still being held here on a jail ward, on charges including attempted murder. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> we have a developing story with stunning images. this is near russia. a crisis unfolding in kiev. it is thursday morning there. fires have been burni

get that out of the way and keep moving. >> how many of these do you do a day? how many poles we do a day? >> yeah. >> depends on the location. may be 20. >> do you like working with the team? >> yes because i'm a people person. i like being outside and interacting with the public and i like the response we get especially from the good job we do in the community. >> goodbye. >> welcome to the san francisco planning commission regular hearing for thursday, january 23, 2014. please be aware that the commission does not trornt any disruption of any kind please silence all electronic devices. and when speaking before the commission please do state your name for the record. president fong. councilmember ford. commissioner hillis. commissioner moore and commissioner johns and commissioner antonini are expected to be absent. item one case is for continuance in 901 is for february 26th. and the next case at 875 california street is continued until february 6th and the last case at the 1701 hate street request for stuns is for february. item 4 for case an amendment to the planning code

the world cup in brazil. r.t. moscow. now moving on to athletics and pole vault legend surrogate booker looked on as french olympic champion one though love binny broke the ukrainians twenty one year old world record in bocas i'm city of donetsk who walked onto the track to congratulate the twenty seven year old after he can't six point one six metres on his first attempt to go one centimeter higher than the record book to set indoors in february one thousand nine hundred three and two more than the ukrainians on door lock achieved in one thousand nine hundred four new heights set indoors or up to accept it as well records in the pole vault and levy need was thrilled with this result. this morning we were going to. give it is a bit of a can do and what they did where's your was just evil you see you do not know what you think you know so you just repeat. tennis and remain in simona halep has claimed the biggest a title of her career by beating sixty eight angelica that in straight sets to win the count off total open in doha the twenty two year old broke th

he was trying to be the first to reach the south pole. eaten to it by a norwegian team using dogs and dog sleds. scott was on foot. and he and his four men died on the return your honory -- journaly. they covered nearly 1,600 miles. that's been a record until now. so it just intrigued me that that journey hadn't been finished. that was our goal. and very simply, we trekked from the coast of antarctica to the south pole and back to the coast again. an 1,800-mile round trip. it was something that's been in the planning for nearly a decade. but even then i realize i hadn't quite appreciated how much of a challenge it was going to be. >> i will no longer complain about my trip to the train to get home. not at all. what kind of physical changes do you kind of undergo as a result of something like this? >> well, we both lost a lot of weight. we fattened up beforehand. so we both put on between 20 -- i put on 22 pounds. my partner put on 25. i'm trying to convert it to your scale. i put on 44 pounds and lost lots more than that. we both lost more

. >> grabbed the i.v. pole, and swung the pole to her head twice, she covered her head with her arms. >> perez is in intensive care. the hospital released a statement apologizing for the incident and prom itising an investigation. doctors see 4,000 patients on psych holds every year and all evaluated in the e.r. >>> san jose firefighter fating charges of selling meth amphetamine but not sex abuse. he came to investigators' attention after accusations he traded drugs for sex and allegedly had a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old boy. investigators say they're looking into that accusation but yesterday he was arraigned on three drug-related charges. investigators say the firefighter sold meth to an undercover officer. he's due back in court next week. >>> police in hillsborough hope surveillance cameras were rolling when a burglar broke in the middle of the day. got into a house on denise drive between barbara and alberta way. the burglar or burglars took several items, someone reported seeing a suspicious ca

>> the pole collapses a little bit more and you see sparks off to the right. pretty dangerous situation but that man was pulled to safety by officer hicks. >> it was really quick thinking about the officers to take them to a completely different area, because you're right, maybe that pole could have fallen on them. you never know. >> several people were hurt, but everyone was rescued. here's another video of the fire. you could see how quickly this car took off into complete and total flames. if it wasn't for first responders and passersby the people could have been seriously hurt. >> move back! >>> i guarantee you've never seen a gymnastics move quite like this one ever before. >> no. >> uh-huh. >> yeah, that's a little piglet. it was born without its hind legs, its owner thought it's not going to survive, but as the weeks went by, they realized it figured out how to walk on just its two front legs and even balancing itself on its nose. >> it's, like, a nose stand, a handstand and a nose stand. >> a pig stand. that's pretty incredible. >> people are completel

seen smoke coming from the top of the pole. the fire department was out here. >> by noon a quarter inch of rain had fallen and there's the possibility of more, but experts fear it won't be enough to end the drought squeezing our area. the california wet season runs from december to march and tip my brings 16-inches of reason, this year only 2.2 inches have fallen. we stopped at mt. diablo where rain below is snow up high. they average 2.6-inches of snow each year. i found thick flakes and sever people using the opportunity to have a little fun. >> don't get to see snow, so this is cool. >> my mom lives in chicago. she would be laughing. >> to prove to mom and everyone at home how thick the snow really was, i snapped this selfie. in downtown redwood city, the accessory of the day, an umbrella. a steady drizzle means everyone stays covered and moves quickly inch redwood city, abc7 news. >> in tahoe it's snowing, but not as much as they're used to. this is a look at castle peak. changes are required on all vehicles without overdriv

movement and would play there for upon the nationalisms of neighboring states the baltic states the poles the ukrainians and so on and rather as i'm afraid say in the second world war the germans eventually tried to recruit anti communists anti russian cults and ukrainians to fight for them we in a sense are now reviving those ghosts of collaboration of seventy years ago and i think this is a rather rancid and distasteful policy. also well that's dangerous for the go. as well as a threat to creating a kind of civil conflict within places like ukraine between the pro and anti russians between the great you were great you were p.m.'s if you like your asian it's ok stephen is russia a threat to the west because the west certainly portrays russia is some kind of threat. i would put it differently all right i would say that the west has become a threat to itself. this constant confrontation with russia which began in the one nine hundred ninety s. with the end of the soviet union the kind of march toward moscow from the west beginning with nato expansion carrying on with the attempt to establi

the 93-year-old suffered cuts ask bruises when the 29-year-old reportedly hit her with an i v pole. perez told her daughter he went berserk. doctors told him he had to be placed in psychiatric care. >> my mom says the man opened the curtain and used the base of the pole to hit her in the head she put up her arms. but he kept hitting her. >> the hospital says sheriff deputies stationed in the emergency room were able to subdue him. her daughter says damage was already done. >> they found her bloody, she was bleeding from her head her body, bruceed and arms bleeding. >> in the fall a 57-year-old lynn smalleding was found dead in a stairwell, 17 days after being reported missing from her room. investigators later found both the hospital and sheriff department at fault. the attorney for the spaulding family says assurances aren't working. >> there is no security or safety at san francisco general hospital. >> the hop says perez is in good condition but will stay over another night for observation. >> tonight governor brown announced a plan to help drought-stricken california the governor

seen smoke coming from the top of the pole. the fire department was out here. >> by noon a quarter inch of rain had fallen and there's the possibility of more, but experts fear it won't be enough to end the drought squeezing our area. the california wet season runs from december to march and tip my brings 16-inches of reason, this year only 2.2 inches have fallen. we stopped at mt. diablo where rain below is snow up high. they average 2.6-inches of snow each year. i found thick flakes and sever people using the opportunity to have a little fun. >> don't get to see snow, so this is cool. >> my mom lives in chicago. she would be laughing. >> to prove to mom and everyone at home how thick the snow really was, i snapped this selfie. in downtown redwood city, the accessory of the day, an umbrella. a steady drizzle means everyone stays covered and moves quickly inch redwood city, abc7 news. >> in tahoe it's snowing, but not as much as they're used to. this is a look at castle peak. changes are required on all vehicles without overdriv

cheating nine hundred ninety four new heights set indoors or out are accepted as world records in the pole vault. tennis and the mania simona halep has claimed the biggest w.-t. a title of her career by beating sixty eight and you are in straight sets to win the council have title open in doha the twenty two year old right the germans opening service going to love before going on to break four times while holding serve on route to a comprehensive six two six three victory in just sixty six minutes which. will now let's change direction with some boxing not losing to reigning champion which go last october russia's top heavyweight alexander ovechkin is aiming to put his title hopes back on track after signing a deal with a new promoter without anya reports. october the fifth bridget's li undefeated contender alexander povetkin in front of his home crowd loses the bout there his life divides him and the ukrainian king of the modern heavyweight boxing era that day one story of the big russian up and comer came to now and. only to give birth to another the return of the challenger shortly afte

, and used the base of the pole to hit her in the head. up her arms to defend herself. but he kept hitting her. >> the hospital says sheriff deputies stationed in the emergency room were able to subdue zeebest. her daughter says the damage was already done. >> translator: they found her bloody. she was bleeding from her head. her body was bruised and her arms were bleeding. >> outside of court today assistant d.a. alex bastion said the charges were aappropriate. >> it is very disturbing. any time have you a 93-year-old lady who goes to the hospital to get medical treatment and she is assaulted during her stay at san francisco general hospital. >> the hospital says perez is in good condition but she will stay over one more time for observation. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> and before we move on, we want to thank univision 14 for their interview with the victim's daughter. >>> blockbuster deal to report tonight. facebook announced it is buying smart phone messaging app," what's app" for $19 billion in cash and stock. it provide free text messagin

seeing this thing was down, seen smoke coming from the top of the pole when it first happened. the fire department was out there. >> by noon, a quarter inch of rain had fallen and there is a possibility of more, but experts fear it's not enough to end the drought squeezing the area. it typically brings more than 13 inches of rain. so far this year, only 2.28 inches of fallen. as we made our way across the east bay, we stopped at mt. diablo where rain beloy is snow up high. they receive about 1.2 inches of snow a year. i found heavy, thick flakes making their way to the ground and several people using the opportunity to have fun. >> we don't really get to see snow, so it's really cool to experience something like this. >> my mom lived in chicago. >> to prove to mom and everyone at home how thick the snow really was, i snapped this selfie. in downtown redwood city, the accessory of the day, an umbrella. a steady drizzle means everyone stayed cover and moved quickly. >> in tahoe, it is snowing, though not as much as the reegin is used to. this is a look at castle peak, about 9,000

travel time data showed that more than fifteen hundred ports visited the great wall space in the south pole last year don't go with the gift of making money matters were talking about kicking donkey medicine patient. people in northern china really like eating dog meat. healthy tasty and good you can buy a pie in the last of which many think it's like a more savory and delicious and pork or beef. luckly that a teacher is very easy to find their donkey meat restaurants scattered throughout the day the document is a vital part of danger and it is cold and windy winters of northern china. ordering a donkey meat sandwich and a bold donkey meat to the consumer the best deals for beijing is at the time. but the doggies value to the top ten the height tilt and alternate o'dowd chinese have been used in china for over three thousand years the jolt of one type of traditional chinese medicine that differed on tuesday after boiling and extraction the carpentry job is that the magic. in traditional chinese medicine but we could all get to out all sorts of medical benefit. if that doesn't comply to atte

first they said the american goalie moved the pole, then they turn turned. et federation deprived us of a deserved victory. even a member of russia's parliament criticized the ref. it was clear the pole had been displaced prior to the puck going into the neck. did that satisfy the russians? nyet. even president putin said the game should have been stopped. but then he said even if the judge was wrong, we mustn't stick labels on anybody. we can't forget that the sport takes courage but also luck. >> we mustn't stick labels on anybody? isn't this the guy running around about gay people? you're a shining beacon of how to treat others. we want to know what you think, send me a tweet @megyn kelly. oh, i like that one. it's so quick! it's just like my car insurance. i saved 15% in just 15 minutes. i saved more than that in half the time. i unfriend you. that's not how it works. that's not how any of this works. [ male announcer ] 15 minutes for auote isn't how it works anymore. with esurance, 7 1/2 minutes could save you on car insurance. welcome to the modern worl

water down the pole and the ice here. they are staying don't go on the streets yet, we don't want anybody to get injured. so good things i think came out of the debacle two weeks ago. >> robert ray, from atlanta, thank you very much. >>> and as you have been seeing the storm is making it tough for everyone to get around. more than 5600 flighting being canceled today. that was on top of the 4,000 flights that were canceled yesterday. that backlog having a ripple effect on travel. flights are being canceled in places like southern california. they haven't gotten any snow. dave warren here now. and the concern is, it's not over. >> no, not at all, even though we have a little lull right now. that's typical of a big storm like this, you get dry air coming in, and that's a little break from the precipitation. here comes this dry air being pulled into the storm. see how the precip just ends. and that moisture continuing to push into new england, but it's this little break that we'll see over the next few hours, that's the dry a