but we delivered books that the wards had quite often and i would read to the wounded soldiers. knitted up a little as there's a bell once i went to one ward and said well what should i read which they said anything but nothing about war yet is still about so i decided to read pushkin's if getting any going to them at that was a good she writes about a duel and that you are one of the soldiers said you promise to read nothing about war but these two have just shot each other oh that was quite awkward. and the hospital today i wanted soldier told me that if you had died they would have told me by now. neither food nor letters can get through this siege just be sure to survive i will wait for you i have all your pictures my most treasured possessions. in the sky did my first royal from a window with arctic air to me go. through bass where the sphinx is can be say i'm new here in my sketchpad woods. we have to cover the sphinx as with wooden boards. a sketch about that to me it's called the view from the arctic out to me window. today is my birthday today i felt full dad brought two

this, say experts, is ultimately the best way to ward off the pesky mosquitos and disease, especially before going into a football stadium where the final of the world cup will be held. fans who are planning to travel to the amazon state of manos where there's also malaria may need more than insect repel ant. local health officials highly recommend anyone going there first get a yellow fever vaccination. as for dedgue fever, in june and july the risk is lower in rio but much higher in northeastern cities that host world cup games. all the more reasons for authorities and fans to take precautions. >>> still to come here on this al jazeera news hour, the new hope sparking across nigeria's cocoa fields.

nineteen sixty four tokyo olympics for the first time the tube and was telling a cia until japan the ward were too at the nineteen eighty moscow olympics us led western nations boycotted the games for political reasons. many of those countries coming isabel years. sing the rest of the eighties platoon games visit us. to make it on the investment co the most polluting the nineteen eighty the seoul games in nineteen eighty eight opened the way from south korea to normalize relations with the commoners countries. they have not recognize the cells of the country at the time of the olympics time experts say putin is using these olympics as an opportunity to showcase to other world leaders who share his thing. he knows the real one to install it in connection with blue whale craig enmity as they spoke loopy shows the new media people as well as one reads this. good tool which is focused on security ensuring that people did it in sochi will be protected from any potential terrorists. sochi will also be an important chance to prove they can deliver on their promise the games will be open to every

much appreciate the recognition and it is a labor of love truly it's an honor and privilege to at the ward in. a few announcements not spirit of new year we're well past january 1st and on to chinese new year. and betty rec center a senior dance on february 5th between 1 and 3. we have a which they think so celebration on saturday from 1130 and all those are free and that includes arts and crafts and kids mists where we have our clock celebration on february 12th and our chinese new year's event on basketball players all free. next month we'll be slob black history month the celebration will be on february 15th we will be celebrated the holiday at the rec center and with the western community featuring spoken word performances and traditionally food. you can visit sf park owing for this events. earlier we announced a new citywide agricultural program we've been tasked with leading and providing urban farmer programs to encourage families to learner about healthy sustainable seafoods here. in addition to the gardens this program includes the establishing an urban center and streamlining a w

the plan. so, how well did we do? ~ hospice >> home ward bound is not a -- some folks call greyhound therapy or dumping homelessness on someone else's city or state. but does it work? it's cool, clearly doesn't help the individual and doesn't help the city or us in the long term. what we did was for individuals we came in contact with through our public assistance office, on the street, police department on the street, it sorts of came about because [speaker not understood] a lot of folks saying, i want to go home. i came here, i thought things would be better. i don't have the resources to get home. home ward bound says if you have a homemaker, family member, close friend, employer, social worker, someone who agrees to take you in to be a caretaker, we'll send you back home. we verify it. and say do you agree to take so and so home? we screened that person to make sure they're sari for travel, if they're mentally ill, they're handling their illness through medication or be able to travel. we give them food, money, the ticket and we get us

the target? >> i respectfully disagree with mr. wardok for him to be tough on chana -- chairman yellen. >> when we come back, we will talk about the call to pay out more money to apple. we will be right back. ♪ >> good monday morning, everyone. it is bloomberg "surveillance." keene.m adam johnson and olivia sterns joining us. scarlet fu in advanced figure skating. she plays hockey as well. joining us as well, stephanie ruhle. >> i am afraid. i am just going to talk about my extraordinary guest. the one and only dick parsons. this man has been a leader across all industries. we need to talk about income inequality and capital. the u.s. banking system has fueled the american system. the number two hated industry out there. dick parsons with stephanie ruhle. >> the chairman of the american jazz foundation. he has his own vineyard. translation, he is totally cool. >> look for that in about 20 minutes. time for first look. >> starting in the ukraine where protests are comes -- are continuing. playing the cano during up demonstration in the c

individual whom i regard it as a friend would attempt to extort me my family and the residents of the ward. i apologize to the residents of the 28 woard. i do not want this privately fan to overshadow the good work that we've accomplished. >> who shot the video? the sun-times says it is a man who is upset with the city alderman for not giving him a city job. that man told the sun-times that he did not want that video to be released publicly >> a city alderman has not filed a police report about the extortion charge. >> chicago police superintendent announces the expansion of a bold new approach to battling gang violence. it is called customer notification. it started in july. they urge the gang members not to retaliate and the conversations often include family members. they also visit potential victims of revenge. >> the message that they shared was simple. if the individual wanted to help poor wanted help turning their lives around we would help them with healthcare dropped placement and opportunities of that fashion. if they chose to read offend there were eligible for enhanced penaltie

is the situation at the moment i just passed the independence square which is right behind me and the ward there that the people would not accept and you the streets either one of which we expect to be announced shortly here in ukraine after almost nine hours of negotiations between the representatives of the e.u. russia and ukraine here in kiev the talks which ended at seven o'clock in the morning we already have several leaks that this peace treaty would provide early elections this year have basically a month earlier that they were supposed to be held in general trying to fifty now the president would offer to hold the elections in december twenty fourth scene as well as returning to the constitution of two thousand and four giving more authorities to the parliament than the president but the people here would not take it they're saying that they would only start any kind of peaceful process on the one condition the resignation of young and some are even calling for him to. immediately on trial after that several other reports are suggesting that a group of at least a hundred very heavi

playboy coat looks now at the troubling story of one man who reportedly blew himself up in the wards points it's the obama home this sometimes stranger than fiction this is the streets wet and chilled with team mate seen the facets that fades quickly said aside from or in syria is the next tentative dates colds. mom says that they need the foot of one euro to nominate a suspected of carrying out the suicide bombing in the trunk and sixty of them last week off to joining the plane to link mr front the father of three he is said to quit his day job six months today and joined a convoy of running eat into syria. mr putin be in contact with his wife and children up until last week. if his identity is confirmed it will be the last minute to find written in syriac. according to the sense that for the study of traffic lights the sinking was carnage in london. hundreds of uk citizens to travel to syria to fight lead to high rates of recent sensational media suggests that some of the best fight scene that had been involved in policing and execution of the day revelers progresses and said mom s

take a look at this terrible gashed not on the victim after another patient from the psych ward jumped off his gurney and attacked her. it is said that the patient be hurt with the pulole e. the hospital is are for what happened but caught a freak accident. they say he was being attended by two nurses but was left unattended for some time. then the reviews in reading the procedures however nothing is happened like this. rumors are true and your compa and tend to remain rather mild in the upper 40's and '50's. here's a look a satellite radar pictures. more cloud cover is expected over nine this should keep it warm or overnight hours. this dry weather will last into the weekend. still to come tonight account berkeley student arrested for beating up his roommate for mateth. friday night average 28th at 9:00 p.m. the golden gate kennel club on crown forenoon'kron 4 . [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where

she was resting in her room and staff members were wheeling him to the psych ward. all of a sudden hi jumped off of the gurney and started to beat the woman. >> he grabbed the iv poll and he swung it at her head twice. >> the hospital released a statement apologizing for the incident and conducted an investigation. all of their psych ward patients are evaluated in the e.r. >> why a gallon of milk could cost more than a gallon of gas. >> are you feeling lucky? a powerball jackpot is up for grabs. >> chances are we have a winning forecast for you. temperatures will climb into the 70s. if it's the rain and snow in tahoe you're waiting for, i'll let you know when we come back. . >>> welcome back. tonight, a $400 million jackpot is up for grabs. christie smith is live, talking to people who are hoping to get lucky at a place that has been lucky twice. >> yes, the last big ticket really put this little store on the map, it was worth $324 million. a little has changed out here. the owner got a little cash out of the deal, but everyone has been coming to see if it will happe

was broke a red carpet with us the berlin film festival deceiving the ward ceremony reached its climax just a few minutes ago the great and good of the movie will be gathered in downtown berlin to see which of the twenty films in competition with for the coveted all the red carpet is still a role for all these on hand that put some up on the scroll straight over to him still. are you surprised by the winning film. well um maybe a little bit that this film of black coal thin ice of wine and not the other fantastic chinese movie here i'm in no man's land on my personal favorite of boyhood american summer richard link later. it didn't take the top prize we didn't win best director nominee and grant with a pesto doll another of my favorites from wes anderson took the runner up prize the grand jury prize sold my eye and i wasn't too far off but i think it was obvious quite early on. this is going to be a big night for chinese cinema. i mean like all the nice one that still won the golden bay eric he also took the best actor prize and then the other of the third film chinese film in competit

maybe even a charcoal gender roles the islamic religion this is one very powerful trying to force the wards maintaining traditional marriages and values just as they become more powerful western liberalism becomes powerful and we have to the sort of major civilisations currently on a collision course. wealthy british style. sometimes basically that's right wolf. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger or no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars report on r.g.p. . hello there i'm aaron a this is boom bust and these are the stories that we're tracking for you today. first up janet yellen makes her first official appearance as chairwoman of the federal reserve we'll tell you what she had to say and what you expect from her new regime then we have run out of congress paul fred roberts he is on today's show he's talking gold default the u.s. economy and much much more you definitely cannot miss this interview plus we have renowned economist to what i just told you that one might do it now in today's big deal we have a

the first is a major proposal to revise the master plan for ward one. jim gran will talk about the review. the meeting is happening on gerard street northwest. it's happening at noon. and then the second meeting is about revitalizing the capital quarter neighborhood. it's a 23-acre misused development project. council member tommy wells and d.c. housing authority are hosting that meeting. wells is running for d.c. mayor. >>> the 2014 winter olympic games are underway. it is the first day that athletes will receive their medals. and today, we'll see figure skating, speed skating and ice hockey among some other events. this all comes less than 24 hours after sochi started things off in style during the opening ceremony. the world was watching as sochi kicked things off. but this morning, one mishap has the world buzzing, especially online. take a look. one of the olympic rings did not light up as planned. it was supposed to grow from a smaller snow flake and shoot fireworks. you'd never know there was a problem if you were watching the ceremony in russia.

or is it the album a doubt that whether it be dangerous for diehard al cater for the ward danger is his mom is. so we don't really know with these people are but from what i see and from what i know from what i've read and from what i learn. easy justice barry gangs of murderers and criminals. it's a moral issue not out of military issue and that's the only way it's going to be solved. and as a searing conviction rate is the country's busy dismantling its chemical arsenal in accordance with international agreements and seven bunch of toxic material has been shipped out for decommissioning. see where this came as several deadlines hands of its chemicals same level since you've lost and dying of damascus maintains will need the yuan by loud knock on food aid is on its books to the subtle point here. thus not supply chains made the right time for some house hunting. great for us as we got to rome. i just held his car was also save just one pound. once when the local council to let them go out for next to nothing. it's a busy day for insulin she was the sets of medals on collapsed and the o

over the next more than 24 hours into 8:00 o'clock tomorrow evening and then beyond that the storm dipping south ward into southern california stormy down around l.a. on saturday morning. we will see rain tapering off here saturday morning as storm begins to weaken and move away from us. but close close storm watch includes more than just rain. we have wind advice in effect until tomorrow morning at 10:00 o'clock winds gusting 45 to 55 miles per hour over the higher elevation out along the coast down tree power line certainly a possibility. to close close south from southern monterey bay south ward wide area under

. >> marcus pleads with the ward tine be let out of ad-seg. >> i learned my lesson. >> i ain't convinced right now though. >> inmates in the administration unit have one hour of rec time a day. with few opportunities to communicate with one another the they invent ingenious ways to have conversations with their friend. allen clark has been transferred to holman and hasn't formed any friendships with the inmates there. but does have a relationship on the outside. >> for 15 years i didn't have anybody to come see me, write me or anything like this. and then came [ bleep ]. she is, she is a darling. you snow she is, she is, she is the love of my life. i miss her something terrible. you just wouldn't believe. i really miss her. last year, and in september, i became real sick. i had been sick all that day. when i got to the infirmary. they took my blood pressure and fund that it was real, real low. and, they rushed me to the emergency room. but, i met a nurse there. and when she walked into the room, and she made eye contact. i knew she was going to be my girl. you know. when we started seein

administration of the president building where the fiercest fighting happened on december the first and on the wards now it's absolutely free to walk inside i've literally i managed to walk inside there and talk to one of the euro my down activist who told me that all this suggest that the president will never be returning to kiev amazing scenes coming from the residence of victory on the court which probably the former residents we can say right now with it completely being overrun by the protesters that are walking there taking pictures and putting them on instagram we've seen pictures of documents presidential documents thrown into the pond nearby the residence and people are even playing golf on the grounds of the presidential residence next to kiev so this is the biggest question right now whether the protest is over because there is a certain set a feeling of victory. here at independence square the people are clearly feeling that they have won the firing fireworks into the skies and the biggest question now is whether this is all over because with the news coming from eastern ukraine it's har

they come from meats and breads they are fed up with the koran to open it needs to stay in one of the ward off your debts or to attack and trying and on government buildings to attacks on him and it's an acceptable way of protest. this was not the way which has been show was an out by the odd that movement i can really i can promise you that i have talked to many keep it from use in western ukraine. they want a peaceful solution. shorty elicited the fact that the authorities the police offices of been accused of brutality by the eu. peaceful protests to be seen in ukraine received lots of green material from the past week so no it was all to please me as it ought to determine that all of the latch that today in ukraine. i think that everybody dies is a depressant. not too much. i did a few years since long time that there might yet very very. it cost escalation and pops who can stop it. who can stop that those who can stop that are part of the government to cut off ukraine and the president datuk all that today is the fast with the utility to state how we go all out back to the table we ne

it's not winning the ward, the cities are mostly in government hands and transportation too. some of the areas around kabul are contested and may increase as the nato forces dre down. my worry is not so much about momentum or pop layer if i or big weapons just that it's managed to stay resilient throughout the last decade of conflict. that means i think they will be around a while. i don't expect them to win, i don't expect them to defeat the afghan army or police but they will try for create crisis of con confidence, do spectacular attacks and try to erode the afghan will in this crucial year of transition. >> this group said this they are not aided by the pakistanis, but certainly they are not as close to pakistan as other groups are which may be getting aid from them. let's look at more of this attack, i think the taliban wanted the correspondent to go with them in order to show their power which may been a little exaggerated . >> and then suddenly the fighting begins . the taliban's ready machine gun is ready. >> and the a.n.a. fight back. >> the taliban soldiers that i a

preserving maybe even a charcoal gender roles the islamic religion this is one very powerful counterforce the wards maintaining traditional marriages and values just as they become more powerful western liberalism becomes powerful and we have to the sort of major civilizations currently on a collision course. or look. it was a. very hard to take on. once again long there was a flat out lie that we ever had sex with that there are no please. please. please. please. please please. please . do we speak your language or not a day of. news programs and documentaries in spanish more matters to you breaking news a little turn to angles couldn't stories. you hear. them try all teach spanish find out more visit. welcome back to the kaiser report max kaiser time out of time the daleks as the are there of life after the state is most recent piece published at the end of planned it is called why an end abandoned scotland could become the richest country on earth by the back of the kaiser black very much max pleasure to be here great great title why in a better scotland could become the richest country on earth

eliminating the a-10 attack aircraft, which is known commonly as the ward hog, and possibly closing someary bases. president obama is expected to propose a 1% pay hike next year for federal workers. the president is scheduled to include the pay raise in his budget proposal next week. the federal government civilian workers got a 1% raise in january after 3 years of pay freezes. the white house says even a modest increase will help keep the best and brightest in public service. >>> in the midst of the drought, the south bay neighborhood watched as up to 1 million gallons of water was flushed into a dry creek today, most of it going to waste. only on 2, ktvu's robert honda reports, santa clara officials say their options dried up. >> reporter: water gushing into saratoga creek in santa clara is an unexpected sight during the drought. especially after the santa clara water district decided it would no longer release water into creeks and streams. so after seeing water being pumped into the dry creek for hours, some people contacted ktvu to ask why so much water was suddenly being released.

nearly three years after syrians rose up against the assad dictatorship. clarissa wardt a sense of the suffering from a mother who traveled to geneva to demand answers to a mystery. >> tell me why you kill my son! >> reporter: outside the hotel where the syrian government delegation is staying, fatima kahn cried for justice. >> i'm his mother. >> reporter: she wants to know how her son ended up dead in a syrian prison. dr. abbas kahn, a british orthopedic surgeon and father of two, traveled to rebel-held syria to treat the victims of the country's civil war in november 2012. he disappeared two days later. last july, his mother made the dangerous journey to damascus to search for him while her daughter, sara, waited in london. >> she went to every diplomatic mission. she went to every official and she revisited these people. she didn't just go once. she kept going back. she sat for hours. >> reporter: after two weeks fatima was summoned to the ministry of justice. abbas was brought in. she barely recognized him. >> he was a skeleton and he started crying. he said, "mommy

dbi is investigating a china's workshop at the chinatown ward to that also. please note to the sfgovtv workshop is now available on line through youtube with the link for wwwdot sf dbi on caps website. the dbi respond to several media calls including the radio report o'brien who interviewed director huey about sxhoous in-law legislation. this interview aired on tuesday at the 6:30 and 8:30 a.m. we provided information for an online paper for its specific vacant building and we provided to list to report to aaron smile. expected in 2014. san francisco papers called and it was announced by supervisor weiner and cowen where dbi planning and publicity will explain the rhodes code enforcement process and in the mission district was published on january 9th where inspector james lee provided the code report open the dbis visions. we were joined at the news congestion with the mayor talked about a new housing stock and it's charred that i director huey and a convened it's first meeting with a plan for the mayor on february. there's another meeting so there was a lot

eliminating the a-10 attack aircraft, which is known commonly as the ward hog, and possibly closing somes. president obama is expected to propose a 1% pay hike next year for federal workers. the president is scheduled to include the pay raise in his budget proposal next week. the federal government civilian workers got a 1% raise in january after 3 years of pay freezes. the white house says even a modest increase will help keep the best and brightest in public service. >>> in the midst of the drought, the south bay neighborhood watched as up to 1 million gallons of water was flushed into a dry creek today, most of it going to waste. only on 2, ktvu's robert honda reports, santa clara officials say their options dried up. >> reporter: water gushing into saratoga creek in santa clara is an unexpected sight during the drought. especially after the santa clara water district decided it would no longer release water into creeks and streams. so after seeing water being pumped into the dry creek for hours, some people contacted ktvu to ask why so much water was suddenly being released. we came

well, i've come away from the maternity ward now. i'm outside. i've got with me justin forsyth, the boss at save the children, the charity that came up with this figure. one million children dying within the first 24 hours. justin, i wonder if you haven't chosen the bleakest picture possible. i said in my report there's been remarkable progress for children generally around the world. >> there has been. we have had huge progress, amazing program. half the numbers have coming down. it's come down. the biggest number last year in history fell by 700,000. this program is inspiring us. within that progress, achilles' heel is newborn. babies die the first day but also in the first month. we know we can do something about that. >> i traveled a little bit around south sudan. and i've got to go some of the things you want to happen. i think you want 65 times more doctors, nurses and midwives. that seems so unrealistic. >> well, this is the toughest place in the world to do it. we just walked around. we saw a mom who would have probably died in the bush wi

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second stop in for it once the tomb on the push ukraine for the two wards that the food but if the eu in the alignment of safe are they still offer financial support that something like that's likely to come with some painful conditions here's some of the reforms the imf was blogging from the previous administration first off pension reform the government to increase the retirement age or send a number of benefits and welfare payments should have been canceled including those to schoolchildren and the elderly. electricity gas prices due to be pushed up with the businesses and the private sector which households facing up to a two fold increase. state owned coal mines primarily in the eastern country was said to be privatized. and on top of that agricultural and had to be enough to say. it is to analysts. if you don't believe that the west has been taking advantage of ukraine's fridge all politics the condition is to us and wants to impose sent the game looting and plundering one of the prime economic areas that are intimately linked since the soviet union era to the russian economy th

the fantastic display by the netherlands has put them right up amongst the neatest i'm racing the festive warding off the medals to the athletes. i stood up and daily at eight fourteen pm in the archives to cluster in the medals plaza that of course it happens at eight fourteen pm because as twenty fourteen representing the photo from top to the fullest in front us to carry show. qantas is well with nipple was already that it displayed through the experimental setup. john and athletes with a nippy out pretty much under prepared for their events now for the sk is and for the triathletes is a special machine that prepares this case it gets them ready for competitions and the gentleman machine. i don't sleep right now the german federation was scratching around looking for support in seeking assistance from other teams do with the windchill it takes the approach austria the rivals who refuse to help russia did i decide to help with the rivalry to one side and assisted by their opposition on sunday and experiences of signing for it i am re all in on the map never experience of june a special edition

. >> disappearing act, a fleet of core vets swallowed by the earth. jacob ward joins us with the science of sink holes. >> he was a ground breaking force. we remember the life and legacy of sid caesar. . >>> we begin with the winter storm sweeping across the south. now it's moving to the east coast. live pictures from washington. 122 million in its path. mass power outages in georgia and the carolinas, dangerous ice paralyzing the communities, forcing drivers to abandon their cars. fatalities and deaths contributed to the dangerous whether. our coverage starts with erica edwards in charlotte, north carolina. >> it is windy and cold. the snow has turned to rain. cars stuck along a major highway. it is cleared, but other cars are stuck along the roads as well. >> as the sleet conditions officials are worried about ice. half a million are without power across the south-east. people have been told to stay home. schools are closed for thursday. >> erica edwards reporting. >> one resident was stuck in the storm five hours and had to walk five hours to get home with th

i would love to see him discover it's not the out ward >>> is changing a face the best way to changee? >> people would just come up to me and be like why don't you have a chin? everybody should have a chin. >> the story is familiar but no less painful for the kid living it. we met a student from wisconsin when he was 16. his name is donovan. >> there were times where people would walk around with their heads cocked back or something to look like they don't have a chin to mock me. high school is hell. my chin has caused me to become more reclusive. i do have a few guy friends. they are kind of disbursed. they are my friends, i think. are they are my friends? >> i don't know why people have to be mean. >> what was it like walking the halls? do you have to look over your shoulder? >> it was a war zone, being cornered or tripped or punched in the shoulder. >> donovan said the bullies would deny what happened so the school rarely took action. >> i almost had to deactivate my facebook account because of bullying. donovan is gay. don't talk to donovan. >> what did they say that pushed you t

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this is the best way to ward off the pesky mosquitoes with the disease, especially going into a football stadium where the world cup will be held. but fans who are going to the state, may need more than a mosquito repellent. they recommend that anyone going there, first get a yellow fever vaccination. in june and july, the risk is lower here in rio, but higher in cities that are hosting the games. all more reason for authorities and fans to take precautions. rio de janeiro. >> still to come on this aljazeera news hour, hope around the cocoa field. but will the magic bean be good for neighbors. >>> and the surprising downhill gold medalist. >> it wasn't all fun and games. not only security concerns, but widespread criticisms in the costs leading up to the games. many of the russians consider it a showcase for their country. >> reporter: in the cool wooded hills above sochi, homes nestled out of sight, russia's most fearsome ruler loved this region, and came here when the oppression became too much. vladimir putten has such a soft spot for the capital that he chose it for the winter olympi

concord livermore 57 vacaville live have you from the emeryville camera looking west ward across theeature cloud fog overnight rain arrives late tomorrow easterly evening and mostly sunny on sunday monday president's day. satellite image shows a long stream of clouds and moisture we had sorted cloud lirs and persist evening in the evening hours as well and second front push through and give us a little bit of rain tomorrow evening but animation tomorrow 1:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon and mostly cloudy across the bay area. by about 6:00 p.m. early evening we should see rain arriving in the north bay and then by 9:00 p.m. we see rain pving through the central part of the bay area including san francisco and then after mid nature or so we see rain across the south bay moving south of san jose down toward monteray and then out of here by early sunday morning and then we have sunny skies for most of the day on sunday. by 10:00 o'clock sunday morning yes 10:00 o'clock sunday morning at which point the rain should have ended we see rainfall total perhaps up to about 6 tenths inch north bay

i go to the wards. that's the base that will tell me who's going to be the next mayor. >> joe, how much do straw polls and labor endorsements for gray at this point? >> the labor endorsement is significant. there's 20,000 members that live in the district. you multiply that times maybe two as it relates to family members and the influence they have in the city. so when you go for an endorsement, you want to try to get the endorsements that have the greatest s in the city. that's a big one, a major one. i agree with everyone. except for this i should point out. remember, this is a short campaign. getting an endorsement now only a couple of months away can have significance. barv a basically a month and a half. >> eric holder calls for banning after they serve sen ens temperatures. this has been a big issue in the district for those that can't vote at this point. is this long overdue, jerry? >> we've been hearing about this all the way back to almost walter washington time. mayor washington's time. the fac

but then she's through a last portal and back with a final shout to her fellow prisoners on the nursing ward -- >> bye. be good. i love you, too. >> -- she's on her way. >> you're doing it, honey. >> reporter: after three months being out in the real world, we catch up with jacqueline and max. >> you did it. >> good job. >> it was very hard the first month, i think, to really get a grasp on being sober and being home and what real life is going to be like for me now. >> reporter: they're staying with her parents for now, but jacqueline has landed her first job and is determined to make her son as proud of her as she is of him. >> i just want to work and save money. >> reporter: you're not sugar coating it. this is not going to be easy. >> no. it's starting from nothing. so i'll get there. >> jimmy: what are your hopes and dreams for him? >> i just hope one day he can learn from my mistakes and not have to go down the road that i chose. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm juju chang from upstate new york. >> good so mare tans and cops rush to help. but for this roadside rescue, one woman kept i

the boats. >> collin ward is one of the two-man coast guard rescue crew. they also have a hard time pinpointing the yacht's location. >> in those days there was no radar, there was no gps. we located the vessel mainly by the helicopter above it. it was complete white water everywhere. so we never physically saw the boat until the last moment. >> as they try to ride over the crest of the waves, one of their engines fails. >> the fact we lost power made us dead in the water. it was basically hang on and ride out the third wave. unfortunately the wave closed in. >> got halfway around and the swells, then it was just chaos for them. >> greg can't believe what he's seeing. the pounding waves swallow of coast guard vessel flipping it and tossing it into the ocean. >> the boat had an air pocket under it, luckily. we were able to get out and swim to the bow. i had to get back to that boat. >> the men make it out of the water but are now stranded on the overturned hull. >> once we got into that sort of trouble, we didn't know how we were going to get out of it. we

general with breathing problems, resting in her room as staff members were wheelg the man to the psych ward. he jumped off his gurney, ran into her room and beat her. >> 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 upcoming week. a storm system is quickly moving ward the north and east. big problems if you are traveling to the boston area. they have winter storm warnings. a blizzard warning for cape cod for the overnight. we are talking hurricane force winds, with winds upwards of 74 miles per hour. this is the futurecast. temperatures in the 20's. by afternoon, middle 30's. then one more cold day on presidents' day on monday. temperatures in the lower to mid 30's. it will warm up again. highs tomorrow will be just around 33 degrees. here is the extended outlook. wow. 48 degrees on tuesday. middle 50's. then a chance for some rain showers. weather pattern, in terms of temperatures, beginning to shift to the milder airmass. anything that falls later in the week will fall as rain. >> ok. we will take that. i notice you had the flag bearer for monday the holiday. we should've had the flag-waving today. of playing time for our guide john carlson. he it was incredible. out. is plenty of ice something spectacular happened on the ice. >> and now the toyota sports desk rot t

orin zebest is held in the jail ward on $225,000 bail. live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. an up tick in crime as a neighborhood is on edge. a community alert has gone out if you are a victim of crime you should call the police. the problem is, that alone might not be enough. ktvu's noelle walker is in montclair where she spoke with a woman who was held up at gun point. >> that woman has been held up twice in oakland but didn't expect it here. now victims are told to call opd and the neighborhood private security company as well. [ singing ] >> reporter: it is not the place you think of when you think of crime. [ singing ] >> reporter: but times are changing. >> i think the bank was robbed down there. >> a neighborhood rise in crimes of opportunity. >> i looked down and i saw the gun. oh, my god. so scared. >> reporter: so scared. she was walking from work to her car when she was held up at gun point. >> i am so scared. i cannot run or do anything. >> reporter: the association is warning about

how many people from the ward was eavesdropping operation were ever prosecuted? that was complete violation of the foreign intelligence surveillance act. i know that act inside out to even in the time of war the only have i think five extra days to do war was eavesdropping. after that you go back to the warrant. but nobody ever gets punished. it's this lack of accountability. general alexander, head of the nsa, he was the equivalent of a captain of an aircraft carrier that just ran in to the rock of gibraltar. with a navy captain still be running the ship? so there's no accountability within the administration. you've got to start with accountability before you start getting any reform. how can you get reform if you let the same people make all the mistakes continue making them? >> i'm from the government accountability project, and we represent edward snowden and tom drake and bill binney and kirk wiebe and ed loomis. i just wanted to point out that the congress actually took out the whistleblower protection enhancement act any protection from retaliation for int

as far as the rainfall goes, south ward you have to wait until later in the day and into the evening hours. in l.a. the bigger storm will come through thursday night into friday with that one and some thunderstorms. it will be windier with that one, too, and that could drop as much as 1 to 2 inches. today the rainfall amounts will be lighter. into friday, we'll get the heavier amounts. two to three inches. that will be significant. we need it. it's only a small dent into the historic drought we have.morninl california more to the afternoon. so it looks like we have two good storms back to back. >> coming up, oscars, the precious red carpet and the celebrity hair. >> i'll give you a sneak peek of that forecast tom. >> bill, thank you very much. >>> police including the chief are busted in a car theft ring. >>> plus, did the prime minister of turkey tell his son to hide money from authorities? these protesters want the truth next. odors and reduce allergens with new febreze allergen reducer. [ man ] wanna see some allergens? [ together ] eww! what is that thing? they could be all aroun

council member grey got 44% of the vote. ward 4 is her district. and number 2, she's been saying this was a 2 person race and this vote may begin toil strait that. guys, illustrate to you. >> earliy voting begins march 17. this is a hot race, and we'll be following in it right up until the end. we also have another weather warning for o overnight and tomorrow's commute in the morning. >> here's first alert chief meteorologist rochelle with what we can expect. >> reporter: >> the suburbs are below freeing, and there will be some slick spots tomorrow. 35down, already, the freezing mark, 29 in hagerstown, 2eu in cumberland. and lows tonight will be in the 20s everywhere. 24 in rockville, 24 in fairfax, 26 downtown, 25 in college park, 27 even toward wald organize rf. what we're worried about is black ice. the road appears wet. and also, just walking to get your paper tomorrow morning, it may appear wet, but your driveway may be frozen as well. we are talking about gusty winds overnight and tomorrow morning. >> that ice storm that hit us overnight last