the scale of destruction. 150 people had been killed, but locals put the number of dead as high as 2 thou. >> now first of all, just remind us what is the significance of the recapture of baga? >> well, barbara this is a hugely significant and symbolic victory for the nigeria army. this has been the fallen of the insurgency in the battle against boko haram over the last six years. two very controversial incidents in january this year, 2,000 people are allegedly killed by boko haram. the nigerian military were accused of turning a blind eye if you like. in 2013 i was on the ground myself when the military again were accused of being passive to 200 people being killed in the cross fire in the fighting of boko haram concealing a mass grave. an allegation that the military has all denied. it was extremely important for the military to be seen to be on top of baga and getting it back from the insurgents. now what the military are saying is that the battle that ensued with them for many of them killed. and they say weapons were captureed like anti-aircraft for example and what they're hoping no

congress said to the department of homeland security, you decide thou use the budget, the resources.you must deport people who are national security risks, other than that you get to decide. in fact, in 2012, in arizona versus the united states. the supreme court said the federal government gets to decide. the supreme court explicitly gave examples like they have the expression to decide not to deport parents of u.s. citizens, workers, and that is - there's a difference of opinion and we believe that the law is so well established in this area. not just us, but the immigration law center. scores of scholars believe that the president acted wholly within his legal authority. >> this is great. i get to do the moot court of the air. point. >> i should disclose i did file on behalf of cato, which argues it's not consistent with past action. the deferred action, president's deferring deportation of americans. each involves a bridge. in survive there were a number of students, foreign students with visas. they were shut down, thee couldn't keep the credit load. president bush said i will n

challenging personal values, who they were, what they did, thou they did it. it was tough, it was rough. >> reporter: on this frigid winter night officers were out on foot patrol talking to those neighbourhood. >> we patrol. we are walking around. >> reporter: sergeant scott bowling and a fellow officer go door to door. guns. >> reporter: the new softer approach is paying off. >> dealing with specific information about an individual, and where this person tends to hide a gun, recent shots and drug activities. that comes when you build a trust with the people in the community. i think it's huge. >> reporter: and now, says sergeant bowling, he sees how overly backfire. >> when you blanket an area with strict enforsment there are people affected what are not causing problems. >> what is your level of trust department? >> it is very limited. it's very limited. i don't feel like there's enough accountability within the urban communities to people of colour. >> i think the chief has done a good job, is trying to do a good job. i want to say i don't think people unde

there bigger plans for thous to live here. he was quita dreamer, we think. but the doctor died in 1901 before he saw his full visi turn to reality. the town of wheeler was closer to where reston parkway now runs. it' kind of ironic in a way that we have a history here of a planned community in the late 19th century and then robert e. simon came down in 196d cread h own town. much larger than the town of wheee was, but, you know sort of an ideal place to live. as robert e. simon built reston temporary r paumd up for construction traffi the original road is now a path but it was so often used. the temporary road was realigned and became quite permanent. the temporary permanent road exactl now to backlick road which conjures up some strang visions, perhaps. the area was once filled with hog and dairy farms. accordg to the west springd village civic associ tho farmers would drag huge salt licks along the route to entice cattle and move them from pastures back to their farms, hence the eventual name back lick. in annandale, virginia melissa melee.> now the popula

heap has -- he has to decide thou run as his own person, not fix dad assist mistakes. >> today republicans are threatening to defund the department of homeland security. you are a supporter of immigration, and you called immigration into america our greatest asset. are republicans making the right move? >> have you a challenge: 2007 when bush pushed for comprehensive immigration, it was president obama who killed it with key votes, and came in with a letter saying this is over, it's written up in "the washington post" at the time. for the first two years of obama administration's presidency. he had superchoices. for two years, every day he wok up, didn't do it, went to bed. >> i'll not challenge you, you are never wrong. now we are today, it's 2015. are republicans doing the right thing, threatening to shut down homeland security. >> the president is not signing legislation to fund homeland security, he can blame who he wants. we need to do h1 b visas. there's bipartisan support, we can pass it in the house and senate. the president threatened to veto the reform, because it didn't give him

was like wait a minute, you are not going to condemn gay families and making yourself holier than thou as you are toting family values, when i doing. repent. >> in the state where 7 and 10 citizen oppose gay marriage,ed to is in the min yore city. justice moore says they will not be recognised in alabama. >> it's recognised in this state, according to the constitution. it's not difficult. state. >> does judge moore have an authority to say that the marriages are not legitimate? >> well, here is the thing. he is - his position, he is the head of all of our judicial system in president obama, from that perspective he could say that. he will draw so much heat in lawsuits from different people if he does. it will cost the state a lot of money. and they'll lose. >> moore is not backing down. >> maybe not for the spurt itself if it makes same-sex marriage legal in all 50 states. time. >> cowan says the spirit of the u.s. constitution demands more. >> junls have an obligation to not undermine the public's confidence in the integrity of the judicialcm. but when you suggest you might demy feder

there are differences over thou make it happen. jamie mcintyre has more from the white house. >> as pro-russian separatists gain ground in eastern ukraine, president obama concedes no amount of additional weaponry can turn the tide of battle considering moscow's ability to match and surpass lethal aid supplied to ukraine. >> the president argued bolstering defenses could blunt the offencive and advance the peace process, by ratcheting up the cost to vladimir putin. >> if diplomacy fails, what i asked my team to do is look at options. what other means can be put in place to change vladimir putin's calculus. >> reporter: the so-called lethal defensive weapons include antitank missiles stopping a tank in its tracks. tracking radar, that can stop fire and return fire. and anti-aircraft systems that can shoot down spy drones that have been providing intelligence. on the munich conference on security problems john mccain argued while there may be no military solution there is a military dimension. >> how long can vladimir putin sustain a

until thou the city has been controlled by forces loyal to the congress in tripoli. >> the trucks are nery sirte fighters affiliated with the islamic state in iraq and the levant. for weeks forces who say they support isil have become increasingly more active in libya, and now they say they've taken sirte. they've given supporters of the libyan dawn coalition until sunday to get out. the deteriorating situation has prompted leaders of the congress in tripoli to hold an emergency meeting on saturday. the presence of fighters linked to isil on the mediterranean coast has alarmed some european countries. on friday the italian foreign minister said that his country is ready to fight, but only as part of an international mission. he said we cannot accept the idea that there is an active terrorist threat only a few hours from italy by boat. in the eastern city of bengahzi former general haftar and his forces have been fighting forces of libyan dawn. haftar supports the government in city of tibruk. >> we're currently in the special forces bear ricks. we hope in the next few hours to liberat

judge learned hand, who once said, "if we are to keep our democracy, there must be one commandment -- thou shall not ration justice"? can we extend overseas the best examples of our country's democratic processes and achievements instead of annually using billions of your tax dollars to subsidize corporate munitions exports, as republican senator mark hatfield always used to decry? can we stop the giveaways of our vast commonwealth assets and become better stewards of the public lands, better investors of trillions of dollars in worker pension moneys, and allow broader access to the public airwaves and other assets now owned by the people, but controlled by corporations? can we counter the coarse and brazen commercial culture, including television, which daily highlights depravity and ignores the quiet civic heroism in its communities, a commercialism that everywhere insidiously exploits childhood and plasters its logos everywhere? can we plan ahead as a society so we know our priorities and where we wish to go? or do we continue to let global corporations remain astride the planet, corpor

for thou iraqis will be able to see the remnants of a sophisticated civilization thousands of years old at a time when so much of it has been destroyed. jane arraf al jazeera, baghdad. >> united nations' envoy to syria is heading to damascus for a two-day visit. he's trying to get the rebels and the government of bashar al-assad to agree to a truce in aleppo. last week the syrian government indicated willingness to hold bomb batterment bombardments over the city. >>> protesters have gathered in yemen's capitol to show support for president hadi. demonstrators denounce a coup by the outy rebels earlier this month. after fleeing the capitol where he was being held under house arrest by the houthi rebels. still ahead on al jazeera, lest hos overcome tension in political faction. and the thriller at the cricket world cup. the reaction a little bit later. >> on the stream >> february marks black history month but is it time for a refresh? a look at why african americans are turning to twitter to discuss the issues their local communities won't >> the stream on al jazeera america >> you're wi

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>> a fast car with a girl that doesn't know thou drive it. >> i think you might want to shift. >> sorryhere and turn around. >> oh, yeah. >> okay. this just got really fun. >> yeah. >> why are we going so fast? >> what are we watching? >> ford mustang speed dating. they got a professional stunt driver out on the speed dates and then do this. >> they're like this is just about the best date ever. >> oh, yeah, baby! >> that's our show everybody. we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] >>> live from new york city it's "the wendy williams show." today legendary funny man martin short hits the wendy couch for the first time telling about his smash broadway show. we have the best romantic recipes to help you start your valentine's day right. plus

at number five, if i have one vote for thous cars. i give it to domanic pointer who does his best stallone impression. everything is big in texas including this flip and throw goal. michael del lewis. going, going, going, good. he is a very rich man. predators beat toronto. syracuse and virginia tech tied at 70-70. michael bennett wins it. this beats it. high school hoops, quincy gets to go ahead three with a second- and-a-half left. but then ... , cameron bundy responds with a half court buzzer beater to win the game 90-88. but you know, when i was watching the superbowl, i longestly didn't think brady was the mv bah because of the two interceptions but he is my mvp tonight. that was a class move by him hollis street learned a lot of those traits from his father. >> could have >> david letterman is next with dr. phil. >> they will talk about dennis. >> our next newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> captions by:caption colora nothing can prepare you for having a doctor tell you that you have cancer. that was very hard. so even though

. >>> now back to your fox 29 winter wet authority thou.e want to check the winter wet app of fox 29 to check out how cold it is and when the cold is coming scott. >> the cold will last several more weeks and several chances of snow especially in that seven day forecast but look at the almanac for today. it was cold this morning. 20 degrees. you factor in that wind it felt like the single digits. of the afternoon high only 30 degrees we didn't even make it above freezing today. the normal this time of year is 41. the record low 60s back in 2006. as we look at the numbers right now 27 in atlantic city. wildwood 27. as well as dover. upper 20s wilmington to philadelphia. 20 in allentown 16 right now in the pocono mountains. so it is cold but not as blustery as it was yesterday. but clouds will increase during the overnight. and that will help those temperatures from dropping as drastically as we saw last night night. but either way you tack about it it still is going to be cold but during the day tomorrow we'll see winds out of the south and

college basketball coach herb magee needed just one win to become the second men's coach to reach one thouins much his philadelphia university rams played wilmington in a sold out gym this evening. trailed by two. two seconds left in the game of the pressure too much for his daughter. she can barely watch. phenol play of the game the ball goes to nick, the three pointer no good. heartbreaker. 72-70. hall of famer still stands at 999 wins. >>> if that shot goes in i'm the happiest man in the world. a, because we won. b, because all this would be over. i'm not used to all of this. nobody asked me any questions after the game except where you going herb. this is tough and it's tough on the kids too. you know, they've lost maybe one game, some of these guys have never lost -- maybe lost one game in two years at home. so we expect to win when we play anybody, but we expect certainly to win when we play at home. >> sixers playing their fourth game in five days at home tonight against nuggets you think they'd be tired. jameer nelson back in town unfortunately not a happy um ho* homecoming for the

>> i don't mow thou answer them, but some of it is pointing out the questions. >> reporter: professorl says that the policies could shape future regulations in california. >> it could have an effect on the future legislation proposed in 2016. >> reporter: it is one of the few classes focused on marijuana, and it is to post research information to a blog made available to the public, and next year, california is going to be prepared whether voters puff or pass. >> it is not one way of regulating recreational cannabis and so we want to be prepared. >> reporter: ian kole. >>> and so now, for mill peapeople wanting to make the closure date extended from 2025 to 2045 but locals say that the smell is unbearable, and the local kids have to plug their noses near recess. >> my house is going to stink and so is free month. >> and so the silicon valley is going to be the stinky valley. >> and tonight's commission put off making a decision until may. >> and he was a trusted voice of news for decades. long time "60 minutes" correspondent and legendary cbs reporter bob simon is dead tonight. he was

schools are corporatized, integrity, pushed to the margin, just getting over the 11th commandment, thoushalt not get caught. that is will we are teaching our young folk. get over by any means just don't get caught. that is a sad thing. >> given the universal human challenge of preserving treasures and earthen vessels what comfort do you have for aspiring prophet who seek to raise their voices in a way that will not contradict the four principles that the boys highlighted in your text. >> what a wonderful group. miami-dade college. every time i count me found out got this good stuff for me. every time i come. i'll put it this way. >> but you're here now though. you're here now. i think every generation that takes people who are full of fire love fire, love compassion, willingness to pursue what i call the way of the cross is a christian. there have to be enough examples around. a wonderful line. examples are the go karts of judgment. young folks primarily see marketeers everywhere they go. sometimes not enough good example. now they are more entrepreneurial. so forth and so on. wu-tang.

thou they suspect that the smugglers themselves are behind bars.iraq is beset by infighting and ongoing war against isil it's having an devastating impact on its rich culture. but now a similar phone orchestra leader is committed to help. >> on this day he's playing his cello at a home for senior citizens. one of the residents had a friend who played the recorder 50 years ago. after he died he kept the recorder and taught himself to play to keep his friend's memory alive. the wood is cracked and mr. monsoor is blind but the music as moving as ever. there are decades of emotions wrapped up in these melody it's. she said she had not seen her daughter in seven years. this woman weighs husband was an 's husband was an amateur musicians. but in the 1990s we had to sell it. >> he normally plays in much grandeur stages, but he wants to make a difference. he also founded a music school and found the most effective bay to spread the love of music. >> ahead to these places almost every other day of the week between hospitals and senior houses, the streets of

. >> there is thouing in big -- nothing in big red to keep you awake. >> cinnamon. it would burn. >> did you have a friend that would give you special big red gum? >> i was going to say it wasn't big red gum jie. no, no she ordered it from mexico. >> it must have taken a longtime to get there, but it was worth it. is it cheating to take drugs for anything life? we take drugs to cheat life because it is so miserable. >> i couldn't disagree more. and one thing i tell him don't get caught using these drugs. just don't get caught. i agree. when i was in college kids main lined no doze. and i don't know what the difference is except society has decided that caffeine is an acceptable drug. it has the same effect except some have fewer side effects. i am not suggesting they should use it on a regular basis, it is just a problem when a writer needs to have a politician decide they need to ban something. >> it is back in a big way. it goes back to what you say. it is all about who is first. booze was the first thing. nobody liked the pot. if pot was first then it would be bo

and i have never for given the academy for not acknowledging the character of thou and chud.has been over looked for many, many years. >> is that you? >> that's fun. >> what do you want to know? >> people ask you about chud a lot, huh? >> sometimes they do. >> does it bother you? >> not really. bruce robinson, they keep asking and it is one of my favorites. >> it is one of my favorite movies. it is a british film and david might have worked in very well there. but anyway, they said what is it like man? you get a retrospective of the photography in the movie. he said it is like walking around with a caw -- colostomy bag. i can't rid of it. >> i discovered since greg started talking about this, i remember that there is a follow for this. think about it. who would follow something like that? >> i have no idea. he likes to keep his fingertips on the pulse of popular culture. >> don't touch the subway system. don't put your finger on that. >> i am one of the liberals that fights first class. >> i was with tommy lee jones on the subway one night. >> what happened? >> he was very in

thou there's anger -- now there's anger in the movement, some calling his death an assassination. >> this is a new spiral in the dissent into the state. it is a political murder of one of the brightest politicians. >> vladimir putin offered his condolence and called the murder a provocation. and vowed to oversee the investigation into boris nemtsov's death. those that new the opposition leader say the government did nothing to protect him when he received threats. before he died boris nemtsov was working on a report that he believed proved russia has been directly involved in the separatist rebellion in eastern ukraine, and criticized what he called the government's inefficiency and corruption. the hope is that the opposition march planned for sunday will become a rally, to mourn a man seen as a voice attempting to hold the government accountable >>> rory challands is in moscow for us. clearly a lot of speculation and theories about who killed boris nemtsov, and why. vladimir putin taking personal responsibility in his death, what are you hearing about that? >> well he is obviously t

hear while you were talking the sounds of white liberal heads exploding because we have to remember thouas was abuse. the left want to know how the right learned to be vicious. we learned it from you the way they treated clarence thomas. that is how the modern right learned. >> let's go to the lawyer. >> i greatly admire justice thomas. i think he is incredible and very humble. he is rarely heard from. his spoken word is powerful. he is an example of everything that is right about this country just like with ben carson. they both came from limited opportunity. they believe in equality of opportunity and not of result. if you are born here you are miles ahead of everybody else. work hard to determination and self focus and discipline you can accomplish anything. he doesn't want to limit people by the color of their skin. why aren't more people embracing this notion? >> i think the critics car cuture him but he is there and making a difference. "one more thing" up right now. stay with us. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love

a recent report revealed thous of people drove past stopd sch buses on one day last year. >>> tonightince william coun of supervisors in virg and the school board there are at odds. they can't agree on a budget. major cuts are proposed. and our northern virginia culver met today in woodbridge with some of those most affected. that of course the kids. >> their little feet scamper in. this is mrs. gray son's kind class taking in a litt bit of history. under the most extreme of budg cuts this full-day kind class would look more like this. empty. why? well read the simple but wise words left. i have money. i like money. i buy stuff. troubl is the money isn't there. the school board says they're $17.5 million short. at the high school level, plans to ease certain class sizes would have to be scrap if you're in a class size you don't get that commun noby t about budgets in school maybe not using those words. but this student acknowledge thatd miss classmates are on the frontli really a major n for a lot of peop the school board and the superv restore full-day kinder specialty programs and m

. ♪ how great thou art ♪ >> the place is wonderful, beautiful, and so grateful but it's for him.s all about worshipping him. >> reporter: christians of all denominations come to jerusalem to visit the sacred places they believe builds a deeper connection with their faith. pastor john turner's tours draw followers from across the united states walking along the path where jesus is believed to have taken final steps. a man of god finds worshipping on this land brings the bible to life. >> so this is the path that jesus took in his final hours? >> that's right. you know when we go all around we know these are places that jesus could have been b but we know this is the place where he was. it was the place where he took his cross, and went you know for us and so that's why it's moving and touching to us. >> reporter: this pilgrimage began in california as a parstor talking about this for 30 years but seeing it confirms a lifetime of conviction. >> the believing is not because of the places are here. the believing was there before but it just gives a confirmation that what i've been re

you can see work has resumed, but for most of the day thouing was moving. >> the reason is a disputeabor and management. we understand that it is over break times. >> the pacific maritime association released this statement on today's dispute. it reads in part an area arbitrator ruled that long shore men affiliated with the international long shore and warehouse union conducted illegal work stoppages. the local union president was not available to explain their side in this dispute. no vessel operations are scheduled for monday because of the flare up. >> the cargo has been slowed for months now because of the labor dispute. our customers have suffered significant reversals and now they have to take another hit. it is just not right. >> at the port truckers lined up this afternoon hoping to get a good spot for monday's hauls. >> i am spending the night because i know that it is going to be backed up. and the line is probably going to be as far as you can see tomorrow. >> all ports have a backlog of cargo because contract talks have dragged on for nearly a year. this weekend a tentati

it's been a gruff one this winter and this street artist that goes by the thous urges everyone that is sick of the snow to let it go he cannot shake off his affinity for brighting the snow. he decided there was free snow art and got some prestigious snow art and calls it snow script. if i went to your car and wrote my name on it you would be like what? >> from someone from new york i had things written on my car and it wasn't pretty. >>> lets get a check of the roads right now, matt pellman is in the traffic center the feelings about the traffic on 95 also cold as ice brian and shirleen not a nice situation as you travel northbound for the accident, that we told you about during the last half hour involving the tanker truck coming from the vine street expressway to the northbound side of 95 and fluid is leaking from the tanker truck that doesn't bode well, and that will take a while to clean up. they have several the right lanes blocked. two left lanes getting by on northbound 95 on a spot that is normally busy we are pretty much parked from this blockage at washington avenue from this

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we are looking at blid conditions thou northern illinois and northwestern independence independent. winter storm warnings stretching up into new england. we are starting to see the snow heavy coming out of chicago. clearing west to east. heavy snow through detroit. rain snow mixes through indianapolis and through pittsburgh. that is pushing off to the east. snow developing in you new england after midnight. snow already pushing into the new york city areas. seeing light snow showers right now. that will continue through the morning commute. here's how it looks on future cast. as we roll through the overnight. all snow for new england. 7:00 in the morning, rain snow line is over the city. we will have freezing rain over new york and points south through much of the morning commute. and the snow and freezing rain is going to last through the bulk of your monday along with very cold temperatures coming into the forecast. we'll have an update in another hour. for now, back to regular programming. >>> i had big dreams. >> they are teenage girls who came to texas with big hopes. >> transl

come on, boy, go thou across the ground. grown, go moan for man., go groan, go groan alone, go roll your bones alone. [ applause ] >> jack kerouac became like a godfather for counterculture. >> the village has a life and language all its own. if you dig it, you're hip. if you don't, man, you're square. coffee houses, the neighborhood bars of bohemia, where the strongest potion is coffee, and the coffee house poet is the speciality of the house. >> to find a place where the eyes can rest. >> beatniks, they had these coffeehouses they would go in and play chess and read poetry, and those same coffeehouses became kind of a proving ground for folk singers. >> all young kids were running out to buy guitars and banjos. ♪ >> folk music gives me a lot more than the popular music of our own time does. popular songs should be sung because we don't do anything about say the bomb, you know. the whole situation come to an end. >> there's got to be an alternative to whatever ways of life are offered to them, you know? i mean, democrat, republican. and i would li

. >> to which conservative columnist tweeted, "hollier than thou hollywood e pit meezed privileged elitebout racial strife in intro to uber -- take my hand precious lord her backup singers lifted their arms in apparent reference to the shooting death of michael brown. pharrell williams who took home two grammys also had his backup singers raise their arms up in unison. and also kanye when singer beck surprised everyone by taking home album of the year kanye ran on stage again to protest. but unlike what he did a few years ago to taylor swift, this time he stopped. watch. >> i need some help. >> but he wasn't kidding. he made that crystal clear after the show. listen. >> i just know that the grammys if they want real artists to keep coming back, they need to stop playing with us. and beck needs to respect artistry. and he should have given his award to beyonce. >> and speaking of rear ends, did you see madonna? >> yes, i did. classy outfit she had. real classy. why do they keep inviting him? just stop inviting him and let's take a look at your credit. >>i know i have a 786 fico score, tha

it happened to one woman and now she's out thou dollars. new tonight her story and words of warning. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging do business travel on your terms. acela. take off. >>> imagine seeing this coming at you as you're driving along the potomac, a plane dropping out of the sky like a big bird. that horrific crash captured on camera when a prop jet crashed into a shallow river shortly after take off. tonight rescuers used a crane to hoist the wreckage. at least 31 deaths are confirmed, 12 people are still mising and authorities say there may be. bodies in the wreckage. five survivors were rescued from the river. we know the cockpit crew shouted may day right before the crash. investigators are analyzing the black boxes in hopes of learning more about what went wrong. >>> news 4 as learned that the district's trouble streetcar system could be scaled back before the streetcar carries the firs

authorities originally brought march thou burton to maryland but they extradited him to delaware because they believe that's where the killing happened. investigators say burton raped and killed nicole benton. they worked together at a church in sussex county. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with a guilty plea from reputed philadelphia mon mobster. he pled guilty to several charges including third-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder. they say he shot and killed dipitro. he was sentenced to 25 to 30 years in jail. >>> we have new information on restaurant at the center of a hepatitis scare in mercer county. a food inspection report shows rosa's restaurant was cited for hand washing violations. a month later a worker at the business in hamilton tested positive for hepatitis a. three other people who ate there also contracted the virus. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continuing with concerns over measles. kinder care learning center announced today it's requiring all staff members working with kids under 15 months to be vaccinated against measles. kinder care has faciliti

. >> thou careful trial and error, they got other abalone to breed. >> started with 12 an mms and then. >> this tank filled room. >> in three years, we have increased our success. >> now represents a renewed hope for the survival of white abalone which were listed in 2001 as federally endangered. >> these represent the future of the program. >> scientists hope the booming white abalone population will eventually outgrow this room and spark a breeding population in their native abtat in southern california. >> the goal is to restore the wild population by putting enough animals out in the wild that they start to breed on their own successfully. >> if the bodega bay researchers can meet their restoration goal it could spell hope for other vanishing marine species. i knowing that a species that is right on the verge of extinction, we can bring them back and know they're out there is really important. >> the marine laboratory expects to breed tens of thousands of white abalone in the next few years. >> these are about eight or nine months old. >> returning them to the wild and maybe one da

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>> that's right iain we told that caller thou get in touch with dougherty and now he's getting all ofipment back. it's a good ending to this story. fox 29 crews went back to his open on east camden avenue tonight. trailer is back and so is most of the equipment. he is supposed to get the rest tomorrow. so what happened right after our story aired? >> i got a phone call 10 minutes after it was on the guy says i have your stuff. i said are you kid mowing? he said no, i have your stuff. my son got it but i don't want any problems. can i return everything? we get everything cleared up. >> i said all my stuff back that's all we want. >> that caller says his son indeed took the equipment. dougherty does not plan to press any charges. >>> a middle school student forceed to wear this t-shirt to school forgetting bad grades. now the woman who wrote it is facing criminal charges. it's all over what she admitted on the shirt. fox's angelique davis explains. >> reporter: it was meant to get the attention of a middle school student's classmates. but this shirt caught the eye of the her nan dough c