the house john boehner, who thus far had been relatively expressionless found this obama analysis unbearable. >> in iraq and syria, american leadership including our military power is stopping isil's advance. instead of getting dragged into another ground war in the middle east, we are leading a broad

." >> the unbearable odor that is turning heads. tonight we track down what's stinking up the neighborhood. >> a free speech fight over frosting. a baker holds her ground. the message that she >>> well a south bay stench has people holding their nose. kpix 5's len ramirez drew the lucky assignment of trying to sniff out big stink. >> reporter: milpitas neighbors have long complained about the smell from the landfill. >> it's like a rotten kitchen stuff. >> reporter: but this winter has been worse than ever practically unbear ability. >> six months ago was not bad. now every day all the time and we feel like we need to move out. it's "superbad." "superbad." >> reporter: she lives less than two miles from the landfill but in the past month, the smelly air drifted into places that have never complained before. like the alum rock foothills in san jose, 10-plus miles away. >> it is noticeable especially when you're walking and running. it's probably not healthy. >> reporter: other neighbors say it smells like overcooked compost and may b

what was unbearable about state of the union?ma talked about how he ended of the war in iraq and afghanistan and if one is familiar with the details of what he did it was unbearable to see him brag about what he had done after seeing americans sniper which is not just about chris kyle the sniper of the movie's title but the marines, soldiers who in iraq went door to door, endured incredible personal physical and psychological sacrifice. it was an intense experience. we lost 3,000 dead, 32,000 wounded and barack obama pulled all of our troops, all of our troops out of iraq despite the fact military specialists said leave 25,000 people there to help the iraqis sustain themselves. he pulled everyone out. now we have the islamic state controlling the northern part of the country. the exact part of the country the marines fought so hard to pacify which means he eventually allowed their achievement to evaporate. having seen that and out walking and stand there claiming a great success for what he did over there was a little more than h

a lot of people are finding their contact lenses are becoming unbearable by about 3:00. i have that stuff in my throat as well. it is illegal to burn. as we head through tomorrow, starting tomorrow night specifically we'll start to see a nice area of low pressure come through. temperatures this morning are really mild out there. you don't need to grab that heavy coat. today is going to be nice and then things start to really change by tomorrow. mike has a traffic alert. good morning to you. >> we're looking over here toward the toyota side on dublin, folks. this is not an advertisement, it a locator. we take this full look just on the right side. up see a cluster of lights just on the right edge of that sign. an overturned box truck apparently went on the side of the hill, it's blocking the two right lanes. our camera crew trying to get that live shot tuned in, something wasn't quite right for now. this is a bad point just past the dublin interchange. meanwhile the rest of your bay we'll track again the dublin crash blocking two right lanes of westbound 580. >> a second

the stench is unbearable. annjai is concerned. >> they constantly suffer from diarrhea and respiratory are complications. >> the level of organic matter in the water is ten times above international standards. it contains extremely high levels of mercury and cadmium. these are toxic chemicals that damage the nervous system. this water isn't just polluted, it's poisonous. billions of liters are being released everyday. none of the factory owners are fined or prosecuted. >> they ploy thousands of people and they are an important contributor to the community. we can't just stop them, we need a long term solution. >> france and the eu are helping. it will not stop the pollution but will take years to build. too late she believes, she believes too many people have become comfortable to live with pollution. nicholas hawk, al jazeera bay of vandecar. >> a or the tuesday died two years ago at the age of around 100. kristin saloomey reports. >> he was discovered on the galapagos island in 1971, at a time when his subsp

prescription for medication that will help them end their dieing process should that process become unbearabler before they lose ontonomy. >> do they have to be reviewed by doctors that all agree they have less than six months to live and they're all in final critical stages. >> it doesn't always mean you have a terminal prognosis. what we're looking at here is when you get to the point in your illness that you're really entering the final stages it is typically about the same time people would be referred to hospice. do they want medication to help end their dieing process if necessary. >> so there is five states where this is legal, are you working with other states to legalize death with dignity laws. >> yes the first was passed in oregon. it was titled death with dignity law. we talk about it a little differently now, but the specifically medical aide in dieing is when you request medication to help you end the dieing process. after britney menard's story made international headlines, there has been so much interest from legislatures, and we know a majority of americans respect this option

good architect he designed where i live the two years of construction will be create horrible and unbearable sound and air pollution in the environment and the eir did not adequately direct that i'm a professor i do my research another home 3 days a week the quality of the air and sound through my window faszs facing the site will make that impossible to work at home one the reasons i lost potrero hill there needs to be more affordable housing in the neighborhood but noors there's no indication this will be more affordable housing the onness and the air and the light the mix of small residential business and industrial uses of the neighborhood is really an attractive thing but should be maintained to a certain degree i'm concerned once that building project begins and concluded there will be no light and air for the children and residents and businesses that are there thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is is darlene i'm the mother of two children and live two blocks from the site i'm a pediatrician and there's a lot of things i agree with folks have said issues around basically the ultima

good architect he designed where i live the two years of construction will be create horrible and unbearable sound and air pollution in the environment and the eir did not adequately direct that i'm a professor i do my research another home 3 days a week the quality of the air and sound through my window faszs facing the site will make that impossible to work at home one the reasons i lost potrero hill there needs to be more affordable housing

abe says he is fully aware of the unbearable pain and sorrow that yukawa's family must be experiencing. yoshihide suga said the government suspects the men were captured by islamic state militants. he said the government based its assumption on a variety of information. >> translator: the government continues to use all available channels for the release of goto. with cooperation from jordan and other countries, and groups. we duly recognize that the top priority is human life. >> suga said there has been no contact from islamic state. moves by the jordanian government are in focus at this new stage in the crisis with the militants demanding an exchange of captives. nhk world's takafumi terui has more. >> reporter: jordan's government spokesperson says they are cooperating closely with their japanese counterparts. but officials on both sides are not providing details. al rishawi is in prison for her involvement in a series of bomb attacks in amman in 2005. the attacks killed more than 50 people. an iraqi security expert says al rishawi is an important symbol for islamic state. >> trans

the situation is unbearable, and we want things to change. >> those voting for serious are voting against current conservative government. >> with greece needs his education. voting for syriza is not a solution. >> if syriza wins the elections many in the european union say that could create unrest. they say that because cyprus once -- because alexis tsipras wants to put an end to austerity, and many believe that could push greece out of the eurozone. are those concerns valid? >> this is the series that economist, -- a syriza economist who says the country could get back on track without the reforms agreed on in the bailout. >> we have a very big problem of tax evasion of illegal practices, and we want to get rid of all the illnesses of the past which the present governments and the past government had never combated, because they are part of the system. >> debt cancellation is another party position, guaranteeing plenty of conflict with international creditors. for this political science student, there is no question that greece should remain part of the eurozone and the eu. >> series of

. >>> brutally cold temperatures and strong winds are creating unbearable conditions outside this morningand tomorrow, there may be some snow and rain for your super bowl sunday. good morning, welcome back to nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:30 on this saturday. meteorologist brittney shipp is watching the changes in the forecast. brittney, it seems like the big issue is that wind and wind chill. >> absolutely. this is going to be a mixed bag as we head into the weekend. we start off the early part of your weekend with bitter cold conditions. we're talking about wind chills below zero this morning. if you can postpone the errands, that's the way to do it. the flags are really moving. wind gusts up to 40 miles an hour with the wind advisory in

. >>> brutally cold temperatures and strong winds are creating unbearable conditions outside this morning. and tomorrow, there may be some snow and rain for your super bowl sunday. good morning, welcome back to nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:30 on this saturday. meteorologist brittney shipp is watching the changes in the forecast. brittney, it seems like the big issue is that wind and wind chill. >> absolutely. this is going to be a mixed bag as we head into the weekend. we start off the early part of your weekend with bitter cold conditions. we're talking about wind chills below zero this morning. if you can postpone the errands, that's the way to do it. the flags are really moving. wind gusts up to 40 miles an hour with the wind advisory in effect until 6:00 a.m. the actual temperatures 15 in philadelphia. the feels-like temperature is 2 below. the actual temperature 17 in dover with a feels like temperature of 1 degree. it doesn't get that much better as we head into the rest of day. temperatures barely struggling to get out of the 20s. 19 degrees by noon. bitter winds

the march was led by those for whom the loss has been personal almost unbearable. family of journalists from a satirical magazines and shoppers at a jewish supermarket. innocent victims. there is not a country in the world that does not stand with us said the french government and so it seemed today. david cameron who wrestles with the same terrorist threats. where else but the israeli prime minister and the french president stand together. >> liberty. >> we are afraid of nothing and here we are say that again. we are not afraid of you. >> we didn't think this was under attack. finally now we realize yes we are indeed under attack. >>reporter: paris remains under high alert, with soldiered in to protect the capital. close to 2 million in all. there is a great distance yet to travel before this country is at ease. john ray, itv news paris. >> >> sreenivasan: in hamburg germany, a newspaper that had reprinted satirical cartoons published by "charlie hebdo" in a show of solidarity. was hit by arsonists this weekend. authorities arrested two people who allegedly threw

i think the thing that's challenging for me unbearable for this and this can be in headline that i support vaporizing. like my colleagues, i don't. i'm an 18-year-old nephew that's totally into it i know she was out playing basketball or studying or doing 100 of those other things is close to be doing or not hang out in a hookah lounge. so i completely understand the concerns about this. on the other hand, vacancy has negative effects. so to have a strip where you have seven vacant buildings, that means no eyes on the street. no lights on. when it's dark. nobody is looking after the adjacent properties. i know that's not good for a neighborhood either. so, the more tasteful and respectful neighborhood more like the neighbors want them this could appear to be probably the longer it will last. it's also important to me that this is not a supervisor cohen in an area where there are already six or eight of these. it's not a peripheral oration could is, first foray. i understood why that's a concern with the type of people it will attract the types of businesses it will attract. i understand th

the house john boehner, who thus far had been relatively expressionless found this obama analysis unbearable in iraq and syria, american leadership including our military power is stopping isil's advance. instead of getting dragged into another ground war in the middle east, we are leading a broad coalition including arab nations to degrade and ultimately destroy this terrorist group. >> is president obama right? is his foreign policy working? tim? >> the presidents trying to really find his foreign policy. he hasn't figured out what it is yet. he does a drive-by war in libya and then decides that is a mistake. wants to stay out of ground wars but do the strikes. he is hesitant and putting us halfway to war. it is not working. he pointed to yemen as a great sign of success and in the past now that is not looking like a success. i don't think the president knows what his foreign policy is. >> eleanor? >> a couple of months ago everybody thought isis was going to run the table. h they have now been halted for the most part in iraq and rebutted in syria. -- rebuffed in syria. i think the presid

can be requested by patients who meet two basic conditions: they are experiencing "constant and unbearable" suffering, either mental or physical; and their condition is "incurable." and then patients must put their request in writing. >> only thing you have to write down is your name, the date and "i want euthanasia," and signature. >> reporter: in the few american states with laws on the books allowing this, patients must take the life-ending drugs themselves. >> i will die upstairs in my bedroom they share with my husband. >> reportrr like terminal cancer patient brittany maynard who recently went to oregon to end her life. but in belgium, it's the doctor who must administer the lethal dose, usually an injection. >> i start with a narcotic drug in a higher dose, to create a deep sleep. and then, later on, we give barbiturate in a shot. if you use an intravenous injection and you do it good, the patient is dead in about one or two minutes. >> reporter: one or two minutes? >> yes. >> reporter: so it happens very quickly. >> yes. you have a life-line. you say, "are you ready? do you want to

. >> the stench is unbearable. >> reporter: now the bay point homeowners association is paying for a study to see how they can prevent this summer stench. how much is it going to cost? >> about $35,000 for the study. >> reporter: an engineering firm will look at how water can better flow through the lagoon. but because this is a wetland and the endangered saltmarsh harvest mouth may have been sighted the process is complicated. >> it creates issues from the standpoint of getting things done expeditiously. >> reporter: the san rafael public works director says the smell is nothing new. >> no. it has been there at least for 20-something years. >> reporter: the satellite image shows how large the lagoon is compared to the surrounding neighborhoods. neighborhoods that may breathe easier if the lagoon can be flushed on a more regular basis. the city is working closely with the association to help find a solution. >> this study will be started in the next week or two as soon as we sign the paperwork and enter an agreement. >> reporter: the homeowners association says they expect the study

people tell us the smell has become unbearable.rease the size of the landfill. later the k:y planning commission will also consider( c allowing this landfill to grow in size. well concernedó7v!ur"ents have started a petition onÜ$ñc)$uy change.org, and they have also fileds4 a lawsuit, calling the landfill a healthp&j risk. 11:00.o$ú >>> coming up next at 6:00 family, friends, stranger all york city today. thousands turn out to say gun to line of duty.i >>> and the show of support from the east coast all the way from here in the bay area. >>> and las vegasé getting ready for the consumer electronics show.srs?Ñ ces, the gadgets that are engenerating buzz before this week's event. >>> got a tip for nbc bay area's investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips2 Ñ e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.comzk about, 24 from san francisco. one person has been rushed to the hospital following an officer-involved shooting. this happened an hour ago near the mission police station on valencia street. right now valencia is completely closed off between 17th and

these cartoons are an unbearable pain for every muslim. there is a basic misunderstanding. the west defends the press and champions free speech while many muslims complain it has suddenly become acceptable to ridicule their most holy figure. it all plays into the hands of radicals who encourage this idea of a clash of civilizations. europe is now seeing unprecedented levels of security troops deployed all across france. soldiers in belgium called out to defend the nation for the first time in 30 years. the radicals are getting what they wanted. and those radical groups brian, are also trying to reach out to new recruits pointing to the western support for "charlie hebdo" as evidence that the west is at war with islam. >>> and another story we're watching brian, is the situation in yemen. today it looked like the yemeni government could fall. there's an active rebel movement in the capital and today that rebel movement decided to flex its muscles getting into gunfights with the government. the government called this a possible coup attempt. the government has regained contro

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because of the unbearable pressure of activism and violence to the front pages of the nation. [applause] i think we have to end. thank you very much. [inaudible conversations] . . >>> thank you so much for coming and my deepest apologies for the delay. i want to read a piece of my book of a conversation with two adult women that grew up as boys in afghanistan that have continued to live as an adult then men in afghanistan. when

country found more sanctions to push them off the planet or at least to make this guy's life an unbearable hell. if north korea has been able to threaten whomever it wants whenever it wants, you think these sanctions will make a big difference? how is a few more going to really change things? secretary, your argument is, this isn't the way to do it. what is? >> first of all, i think you're absolutely right. we have to understand that the president had very few options in dealing with supreme leader kim who presides over a rogue nation. they've been sanctioned by the us previously. by several other countries. they've been sanctioned by the un. but when you're run by a rogue country you're immune from those. it will have minimal impact. i would prefer that the administration and treasury and his whole team focused on building a much more collaborative contract between the private sector. there was a disconnect between government and the private sector in the sony case. we need to build bridges that will prevent these kinds of attacks, but prepared to respond and recover as quickly as possibl

when i think of them being in the gas chamber, the horror of how that went is unbearable. >> jacques's parents were killed in auschwitz. he was hidden with a catholic family. he goes it a holocaust museum commemorating the anniversary. >> in newspapers and universities after we're all gone will carry the lessons. >> that's why ruth cohen felt compelled to talk despite the deep pain. >> we have to be witnesses to what happened. >> president obama issued a statement today honoring victims and survivors of the holocaust. the recent attacks on paris served as a reminder. reporting in southwest washington abc7 news. a terrifying thought having to rescue your family and car being swallowed up out of a sink hole. >> right off a water main broke creating a sink hole and flooding homes. >> look at that you can see the driveway has collapsed and speaks to the power of the water flowing. from there and straight into these homes you can see why people had to get out in a hurry. >> for the family in the flood zone the first warning was a sound like a water fall. >> we didn't know what was going on.

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but for some, waiting can be unbearable. the jail's medical staff responds to a code one alert. a medical emergency. an inmate has just attempted suicide by hanging. he is 28-year-old arnulfo guerra. guerra is alive but unconscious. medics work to assess the extent of his injuries. the officer discovered guerra. he was called in after another officer reported that guerra had covered the lights in his cell making it difficult to see inside. >> the duty officer called us. we responded to do a check. and noticed he was hanging. he tad taken the bed sheet, tore into a strip, and around his neck a couple of times. i cut him down and he was still breathing. >> san antonio fire department paramedics arrive, guerra has begun to regain consciousness. >> he was on his knees hanging forward? >> no, just hanging. >> guerra, talk to me! >> one, two, three! >> although his vital signs are stabilizing guerra will still be taken to a nearby hospital for further treatment. quick action by correctional staff and medics most likely saved his life. but in the past the jail had been plagued by the s

the agony of these families almost unbearable to contemplate. >> i know as you talk about the man there, he was saying they are desperately trying to raise the money. the amounts are incredibly difficult. the u.s. government has a policy of not paying ransom. the u.s. government does try to help americans. they have tried to rescue americans. we know they were not successful. how hard would it be to rescue this young woman? >> u.s. military commandos did try to rescue some of the hostages several months ago. they thought they had good intelligence and stage a very dangerous high-risk rescue mission. it did not work. one of the biggest problems is having that perfect intelligence. where are they being held. where will they be the minute your helicopter lands? what kind of security from the militants is around them. when the military got to the place they thought foley and others were being held they found their intelligence was slightly off. the hostages had been moved sometime earlier. this is one of the biggest reasons some of these missions don't work. sometimes they do. the risk is v

. >> reporter: it's cold out here, but when the wind hits you it's unbearable. winds stops and you go back to do what you were doing. it's one of the those mornings. let's look at the numbers. it's icy cold, 17 degrees in philadelphia. 11 in allentown. 11 in reading, 9 in lancaster and 17 in millville. you factor in the wind feels like 2 in philadelphia. 3 below in reading. 4 below in lancaster and 3 degrees down in dover. and wisms -- windchills all day will be icy cold. 13 degrees by lunchtime, 17 by 6:30. even though the temperatures will get into the 20s which is well below average the windchills will be stuck in the teens. it will feel bitter cold out here you'll have to bundle up in layers if you spend an extended period of time out doors. 24 degrees is the forecasted high. again, windchills are stuck in the teens. tomorrow it's better, you remember yesterday we climbed up to 36 it felt pretty good. we hit 36 tomorrow. we have the wintry mix to contend with monday morning just in time for the morning comiet i'll focus -- commute i'll focus on that when i c

clouds moving in temperatures not unbearable. for a look when things will change go straight to news 4 storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal. good morning rnlg good morning, barbara. seeing rain and snow moving into the area between about 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. that's the d.c. metro area. this system coming in from the south, and with snow in the forecast a winter weather advisory get to into effect for just about everybody, except parts of southern maryland and the northern neck but everybody else to the north and in purple here under this winter weather advisory from 6:00 p.m. today until noon tomorrow. here's the latest on storm team 4 radar as we track the system. in our area it's still dry, and it's going to remain dry for the afternoon hours. it's the evening hours where this rain and even snow in parts of virginia and north carolina moves into the area. here's the timing with futureweather. the pink is a rain/snow mix, maybe some sleet. the green is rain. 5:00 this is when it starts to arrive. 8:00 p.m. barbara, continuing t

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not unbearable. we continue to be struck by the number of people who see -- let's look down that way, the number of people who see this as an opportunity to get really cool pictures in new york city. >> yeah there's always something pretty striking about the image of new york city emptied out in conditions like these. it does have a ghostly feel to it that is hard to replicate during any other time except for these special moments except during periods of storms like sandy where everything locks down. you understand why people want to go out in it because it is so distinct and bizarre. >> yes. that is an excellent assessment. i would imagine we will see more of this tomorrow as well considering you have a lot of folks that don't have to go to work or school. this will be all there is to do. >> yeah. we will see tomorrow what new york city looks like. obviously i said before the subways are shut down. that renders most of new york essentially inop frabl the standpoint of any basic commuting or busines

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the temperatures have left it nearly unbearable to be outside. the winter chill brought painfully cold weather to the delaware and lehigh valleys. health reporter ali gorman is live with more on the risk of frostbite but lets begin with cecily tynan with the latest from accuweather. >> hi rick and monica it doesn't feel that bad out here now compared to this morning. temperatures nose dived to this morning the coldest of the season. 10 degrees below zero and wilmington and philadelphia down to 9 degrees, then factor in the blustery winds and windchill got your attention the windchill in the poconos 25 degrees below 0, not a good morning to be skiing and allentown 9 below and atlantic city 11 below and philadelphia the morning windchill 6 degrees below 0. despite a good amount of sunshine, temperatures have not recovered much, generally in the teens, philadelphia 17 and allentown and

biggest reason i aploechledaploechl ed approached him with a legal team was number one, it had been unbearableh what happened. but he went to iowa. so in my mind, this man things thinks this is all over with. this is all done. i' e'm going to go on with the possibly the president. >> he thought he had buried it. >> he had buried it. only a person who buried it can go off and do what he did. >> when people talk about the senate, they talk about it as a club. they mean eit in a positive way. in your case the club byness of the senate seems more sinister. >> yes. >> when you went to tom coburn what were you hoping to get from him? what did you want him to do? what did you expect? >> the truth of the matter is it's much like why joan lopez, chief of staff of enson dnt go to senate ethics when i started calling on him. at the time i realized i don't izeize izeize i don't know who to call on for help. >> you thought senator enson would listen to coburn -- >> absolutely. they also believed that tom had the character, had the fort tud to address a very difficult issue and tell ensi non that if you don