the family was preparing their christmas tree completely unaware ceiling upstairs was earning. frightened for a mother who watched the condos go up in thanksgivings ago. beltsville volunteer firefighters were so emotionally moved by what they saw, they are giving from their own pockets. >> it is hard for the families and it is hard for us to know we are going back home to our food and holidays. >> investigators determined late tonight the fire was caused by a lamp that tipped over. the red cross is on standby for those without housing tonight. if there is any fortunate news, it is there were no injuries. robert liles, back to you. >> it was a cold day to be outside, but warmer temperatures are on the way. let's check in with steve rudin for the details. more have to wait a few days, but he temperatures today well below average once again. did not make it past 40 degrees at reagan national. at dullesow, 20 five airport, 27 winchester. the temperatures are colder just off to the west. that is where the clouds are beginning to break apart. the high clouds moved in during the morni

it's reflective qualities, that help regulate the climate, but many people are unaware. it was important within the context of climate change to let people know the regions are fundamental to our identity. >> there's more next weekend as booktv and american history tv look at the history and literary life of washington. on c-span2 and 3. we're taking with gang at the national press club and the new book on "due possibility circle." it is about young people. 20s and 30 who came to washington on the eve of world war i. they all live around dew point circle. they were friends and in and out of each other's live frpts next 50 years. and they were franklin roosevelt, el eleanor roosevelt, felix of the supreme court justice, the brothers, alan and john foster. and most people don't make the connection between all of these people. yet they were friends and they were very much involved in the league of nations for the collapse and ultimately in the creation of the united nations. it all began right here. >> did the social interaction kind of start their political relationship? o

the backlash building as she was flying to her destination, unaware of the fire storm she triggered. now tonight, the former publicist doing some damage control for herself. >>> and good evening. david is off tonight. i'm rebecca jarvis. we begin with the massive and deadly storm snarling holiday travel with a bizarre mix of winter and spring-like conditions. at least 12 people have died. thousands of flights delayed, some 600 canceled. it even got dangerous for holiday shoppers. in oklahoma city, huge sheets of ice pouring down on shoppers who ducked out of the way at this outlet mall. and in upstate new york, power lines sagging across this road. hundreds of thousands without power across the country tonight. to ohio, flood rescues, where the watt earl rose quickly. rafts were used to save the residents of a retirement home. reports of tornadoes in louisiana. the winds so strong, they ripped off this store front. the storm stretching nearly 2,000 miles from texas to the great lakes to the northeast, where some cities are experiencing record-breaking heat today. abc's alex perez sta

he's unaware the situation is heating up nearby. >> i didn't think anything crazy was going to happen. you see it all the time when people are mad and annoyed at someone else where they might say something, can you keep your conversations down? didn't think it would go where it went to. >> bingham doesn't pay much attention to the squabble until the older woman says something he finds disturbing. >> the lady said this old lady will put a bullet in your mouth. that's when i said, all right, what's going to happen next? if nothing else, i thought it was going to come to blows. >> at that moment the angry passenger charges to the front of the bus, which still hasn't moved. what started as a battle of words now turns into a pushing and shoving match between the two women, and it's about to get worse. >> out of the corner of my eye, i see her with the gun. much to my surprise, i didn't think it was going to happen, this lady pulling out a gun. i thought she may have shot her. >> incredibly the young woman, the cell phone talker seems unfazed by the weapon. >> she showed nothing by seeing t

so the officer is unaware that the back room is ransacked. >> then came the light for him. the police stated that they had a note they hung on the door, stating that everything seemed fine. >> thinking he locked the hurricane shutters, the officer returns to his car. however, the teen not only unlocks the front door, he is now able to open the shutters and crawl out of the store. >> and that's when this guy is like, i'm home-free. the guy crawls all the way to the corner. >> the thieves get away, but they are not done yet. >> they wait about 20 to 30 minutes. that's when these guys start walking back. >> the kids return to the store. this time, they come right in through the front door. >> they take a look around, there's nobody here, let's go back for more. and that's when they come in here, go in the showcases, start cleaning everything out. we're talking iphones, ipods, psps, expensive stuff. one of them makes it in the back. that's when he starts grabbing laptops and leaves out of here. that's when they made off with all the merchandise. >> the next morning when he arri

revealed by former contractor edward snowden who continues to disclose nsa tactics the public was unaware of through the media. snowden is believed to have stolen millions of documents tied to the nsa's activities. calling the practice likely unconstitutional. the ban on unreasonable search and seizure, on tuesday, the president met with top leaders from internet giants, yahoo, google, microsoft, and others they brisled over revelations that the nsa co-oped their networks to gather intelligence, and have called for changes on behalf of their clients and users. >> in the meantime, nothing is halting the nsa from surveillance of phone calls and internet traffic within the current frame work on behalf of national security. >> four main recommendations of them which one stands out, which one should be get thing lion's share of our attention. >> the ones that should stand out are the main recommendation that bulk telephone, meta data collection, be terminated immediately. been dismissed by the president is that nsa should be separated from cyber command, and again, that the born intelligence c

melisss: voluntarily or unaware? those words don't go together. >> they are voluntarily participating in facebook and twitter and skype. as well as google and all of those things. there is a voluntary participation in the communications process and i don't believe that they are aware that the tech giants are part of this for advertising targeting purposes and this includes those accessing it through the nsa and the courts. melissa: i am painfully aware. and i'm not sure that legislation is enough. it couldakcriminal action to turn this around. >> i agree and that there are a lot of different aspects to this and it's a key component to it. but i also think that it n only takes that, but the change of our mindset as to what is acceptable from a privacy standpoint and what is necessary in order for us to be able to prosecute the war armchair. lissa: we appreciate your time. >> everyone with employer provided health insurance. if you think your coverage is not ffected by obamacare, you are wrong. i take prilosec otc each

. >> he claims he was unaware of the health care website and now he is unaware of the moves of many leaders. >> reporter: on several occasions witnesses said they would prefer to research a question and get back to the committee rather than answer on the spot. bret. >> katherine, thank you. >>> world leaders and souths -- thousands of south africans passed by the body of nelson mandela it. will lie in state two more days before burial on sunday. the man who provided sign language interpretation of yesterday's memorial is said to be a fake. the head of the country's deaf federation said the man was not signing in any known language. the new york post had some fun with a photo taken of president obama, the first lady and danish prime minister hell thorning submit. tuesday we went dutch and we were supposed to go danish. she is from denmark, not the netherlands. we regret that error. pope francis is time's person of the year. the new pope beat out nsa leaker edward snowden. time said francis has changed the perception of the 2,000-year-old institution in an extraordinary way in a short time. i

. >> this began if you are that unawar, you have no business being on a motorcycle. >> or even driving a vehicle. >> fortunately that man is still alive. >> they also have another vehicle. they're showing how dangerous it is to be on a motorcycle. apparently this puts a little girl around 4 years old without protective gear. and a helmet that was apparently too big for her anyway. >> now, to south korea, where who know what is this driver was thinking when they went to make this turn into the street. >> that's the worst example of driving i've ever possibly seen. how in the world going that slowly do you clip a car and end up upsidedown with your butt in a parking garage? >> it just seems so unlikely. >> if they were trying to get it in the garage, they were just a little off. >> no word what they were atrying to do, but no macing. >> i especially need the help of our friends in san diego ball game it hapz. this is the effect of a motorcyc motorcycle. it's pretty distinctive, the chromed tank, the license plate, the "duck qt" when his motorcycle cues in the jacket. >> watch usually wal

people in the community can find out more information about this situation because i myself was caught unaware. >> i would communicate with you and ilrc would be probably the most direct. there's pending legislation -- let me backup -- city college serves the adult ed function we call the non credit classes used to be school districts offered adult ed so adult ed was shrinking statewide. but that is changing as different forces are trying to shrink the mission and the legislation that's being put forward is about creating local consortiums and what's good figure san francisco is going for ring which we know is kind of bizarre. i'd be happy to come back to another meeting and make a longer presentation. >> please do. i'll make my information available to you. >> thank you. >> councilmember wong and then we'll move on. >> yes the update on the dialysis at laguna honda if they are going to continue that service. my concern is how do the consumers get to the hospital because currently the shuttle service from forest hills station to laguna honda is at the new location the new hospital facilities s

. >> inside the hospital she's brain dead, unaware of aware of the drama. >> you better wish your client luck too. >> so as for what went wrong when she had her tonsil surgery, that remains under investigation. >>> the san jose police department is getting new breath aliezer devices that can detect alcohol without people blowing into them. they can find trace amounts of alcohol which officers say is key, especially when dealing with drivers under 21 years old. they will be rolled out after january 1st and should make they thinks easier for police officers. >> the few feature on this machine is that it records all the samples. if you get a sample on it once you do the possessing of the driver you go back to write the report and have all the information on your device. >> officers are just wrapping up training on these devices. they will replace 60 older units. >>> today long term unemployment benefits are expiring for more than a million american households. that includes more than 200,000 people right here in california. the new budget just passed by congress doesn't call for an a extens

. >> inside the hospital, jahi is brain dead, unaware of the drama unfolding around her. >> you better. better wish your client good luck, too. >> now the injunction forcing children's hospital keep jahi on that ventilator expires december 30, but christopher dolan will be in court to get another unjunction so they can keep her on a ventilator until she can be moved. andrea, kpix5. >> as for what went wrong when jah high went in, that remains under investigation. >>> tomorrow, more than a million american wills be cut off from their extended unemployment benefits. that includes 200,000 people right here in california. the new budget just passed by congress doesn't call for an extension. some believe that decision will hurt the economy in the long run and cost california $4 billion next year alone. >> these individuals spend what they get in unemployment benefits. they spend them in their local communities. it helps keep the economic engine turning. >> other u.s. senate is working oen a bill to restore those benefits for three months, but it won't be up for a vote until lawmakers return

conspiracy or not, the government had been totally unaware of the police investigation into the alleged thieves. last week, dozens were arrested, including the sons of the admin -- of the ministers who resigned today. $1 million was found inside of their homes. another $4 million was found in possession of the ceo of the state run houck bank. resentment toward the government is still fresh from the huge protests that gripped istanbul last may. with local elections due in three months, this latest scandal could be the latest threat to the prime minister's government yet. >> what exactly has happened? bring us up to date. >> we have had some major developments in turkey. three ministers earlier today resigned. government has gone for a complete reshuffle, changing about 10 ministerial additions. when one minister resigns, instead of just presenting, he alleged that the prime minister was aware of what was going on and should be stepping down as well. >> what are these resignations all about? >> one thing that is at the core, these three ministers are alleged to be at the core of this corr

he has been caught off guard because he was unaware high winds were coming. >> we took a pounding. >> reporter: they aren't just troublesome for boaters and fisherman, they could effect the surf competition at mavericks. he says the buoys help signal what's kind of waves are coming. >> is it too big? will it be big enough. >> reporter: broken buoys are nots uncommon buts leaving them that way -- but leaving them that way is. the harbor master said officials said they plan to replace them but couldn't say when. >> we are waiting for approval to go forward. and they have no approval process as far as we can tell. >> reporter: till they are replaced they will rely on weather forecast and their instincts and hope everyone comes back safely. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a former head of caltrans submitted a measure for the ballot that would double the state's vehicle license fee. the increased tax which would boost the car tax by $100 a year would be used for road repairs and improve public transit. it could save drivers on repairs to flat tires caused by pot holes however it may be

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unaware a critical situation nearby. they immediately get stuck in traffic backed up from the flood. >> we actually thought we might have had a trash truck or something on fire. that's when we were met with about a four-foot high wall of water hitting the fire truck. it hit the truck so hard we thought it was going to blow the window out of the fire truck. >> accustomed to the role of rescuers, the firefighters find themselves in a precarious position. >> for the first few minutes we weren't the rescuers. we almost needed rescue ourselves. >> from the base of the hill they see several cars trapped in the raging waters. >> i made the initial radio transmission to our emergency communications and said we're going to need water rescue, manpower. we knew time was not on our side at that point. >> the 66-inch water main break is pouring thousands of gallons of water down the hill. the firefighters need to act fast. >> our plan of attack was to use the fire truck as sort of a barrier between us and any debris that was coming d

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. >> the people who are unaware of the fact that over 500 new applicants a month are applying on-line, using my benefits cal wynn on-line portal that we introduced here in san francisco. about four years ago. and so there is a lot of ways that people can access cal fresh now and they can go to the office and they can apply on-line, and they can work with the partners at the san francisco food bank who has a monthly cal at ther on the website of different places around san francisco, where the people are going, but really what we are looking at at the department of human services, this winter is taking a fairly deep dive into our current caseload, and saying, which people are getting medical and getting healthcare benefits that are not accessing cal fresh but have income levels that would qualify them for cal fresh? >> and taking a look at the department of aging and adult services, or doss and saying, which seniors, who are getting benefits or accessing services where there is ihss or meals or other types of services, which of these seniors that we can reach out to? and working with o

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. >> it was a complicated accident, but the fund mental problem was they were totally unaware of their airspeed or altitude. >> the documents released today confirm what the abc7 news i team's dan noyes reported back in october. and not one, but two fire rigs ran over a body that was covered with the fire retardent foam. she was alive before being struck by the two trucks. victims of the asiana crash watched the hearings during a live broadcast in burlingame. she traveled from las vegas to the bay area to get details about the crash that injured her father. she says she is not interested in placing blame, but she would like the airline to be more understanding about what families are going through. >> we hope they will take the opportunity to say hey, we are here to support you guys and we are here to work with you. this is the beginning of a long process, let's do this together. we haven't had that conversation yet. >> most of the people watching the hearings were employees of asiana and some were there to help people like eunice if they needed uh sis stins -- assistance. >> the gas f

million square feet of commercial of leesable space in mission bay, so apparently at the time we were unaware of these resources but we did find out shortly after that first threshold had been triggered which comes with $500,000. we received the check two months ago and are now before you to give me the opportunity. these resources would go to support two new importantly aceons positions and one compliant officer 2292. >> colleagues, any questions? okay. thanks very much. >> thank you. >> we don't have a budget analyst report on this item so i will move to public comment. anyone wish to comment on this item? seeing none public comment is closed. thank you for being here. could i have a motion to move this forward with recommendation? shcial moved. madam clerk can you call item four. >> item four say resolution approving a waiver of the payment in lieu of taxes through 1991-1992 to 2013-2014 from the housing authority from the city and county of san francisco. >> [inaudible] >> okay. go ahead. >> good afternoon supervisors. mr. chair, i am barbara smith, acting executive director of the san fr

unaware of the drama behind her.s an injunction to keep jahi on life support until december 30, but the family attorney is going back to court to extend that injunction until they can get her moved to another facility. andria borba, kpix5. >> as far what went wrong when the tonsil surgery happened, that is under investigation. >>> police are getting a new breathalyzer device that can detect alcohol without them blowing into it. they are getting 170 of these preliminary devices. they can find the amount of alcohol key dealing with drivers under 21. the new devices should be rolled out january 21 and make things easier for police. >> the new feature is it records all of the samples. as an officer, if you get a sample, you have all the information on your device. >> officers are rapping up training on these devices that will replace 60 older units. >> starting january 1, there is one less thing teenage drivers can do behind the wheel. brian webb was the new law designed to mike california's roads a lot safer. >> reporte

he's a passengerer in a car and unaware there were drugs in the car. after a day-and-a-half on trial he's convicted alone. he doesn't speak any english. so there is a translator who is trying her best to keep up with everything that's happening but you can tell he has no idea of what's happening. a day-and-a-half after being convicted with no evidence against him, nothing to point to the fact that this man was in anyway involved in trafficking, of course crystal meth, he was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison. so when they said guilty i had never seen a person's face like that. he did understand that word and he was taken in handcuffs and incredulous that this could have happened to him. what happened is he goes to prison and now deportation proceedings begin. i can't remember your original question. i think that immigration and how we are in criminalizing in an effort to deport people is one of the more disgusting and shocking things i saw repeatedly in the course of filming. >> i think briefly that those of you in the i immigration area understa

to be fixed or asking me so what you get about fifty centimeters of snow with a counseling people unawares. that is combined with really gusty conditions their reason for that heavy snow nice that we have a high over the continent. strong northwesterly winds are flying over the cf camp and picking up a lot of moisture cars are funding and that something heavy snowfall and the west and signed the country. our brains of about one hundred km hour with an additional thirty to fifty centimeters of snow is likely that from the staff didn't think so because you're picking up and put the stuff excited to try as kathleen mentioned that a pastor to heavy rains knitting into southern japan we have an area of the rainy weather over south eastern china and the northern areas of the indochina finance law no one hundred millimeters of rain has been observed in several places two hundred millimeters and time honored to be spitting into southern japan in the next twenty four dollars an additional one hundred fifty millimeters is possible in the oak in our region watch out for flooding in swaziland skies. a