r&d efforts that could help unlock massive volumes of unconventional resources are again zeroed out. i'm concerned by many of the big ticket expenses that are either directly or indirectly tied to this budget. we've got new and renewed tax credits as a extension of the 1603 program. got a billion dollar vehicle deployment program. $5 billion for advanced programs. $6 billion for home star efficiency programs. and i clearly understand why people would want to fund all of those, and i certainly have shown my support in many of these areas. but given the state of the federal budget, where we are, i would stress that now is a time to differentiate between those things that we might want to fund and those things that we need to fund. and while d.o.e.'s discretionary budget grows by just over 3% in this request, adding all of the programs and subsidies included in the broader budget is going to nearly double our spending on energy, and that concerns me. i'm willing to support more spending in this area but only if the revenues are derived from new and not existing production. but that's an

today our investment can unlock promise of renewable energy and energy efficiency. the budget requests invests approximately $4 billion in our energy programs. it advances progress in areas from solar to offshore wind to carbon capture utilization. it helps reduce our dependence on oil by creating next generation boo fuels and fuel-efficient vehicle technologies. the budget request invests $770 million in nuclear energy program to help develop the next generation of power technologies including small modular reactors. includes funding for the continued nuclear waste r and d which aligns with the recommendation of the blue ribbon commission on america's nuclear future. as we move to a sustainable energy future america's fossil fuel energy resource will continue to play an important role in our energy mix. the budget requests include $1 million grant, part of a $45 million priority research and development initiative by the departments of energy, interior and epa. to understand and minimize the potential environmental health and safety impacts of natural gas developme

also concerned where two men went around the seventh floor trying doorknobs to see if they were unlocked. >> they definitely tried to open the door, but the door was locked. police say the man found an unlocked door and was about to steal a computer when for some reason he began touching a sleeping female student's thigh. en though students have to cards at the door and elevator, they should always lock dorm doors. >> i wouldn't normally lock my to go next store to talk to someone, but i don't know, start?we >> they are urging students not to walk alone and call for a feel unsafe. are doing more. >> i have carry mace with me. >> the alleged sexual assault happened near 36 and n. it is only a block from the campus. information that could help police solve that sexual assault, call the metropolitan police in d.c. and e information that ollege park the c case you are asked to call the park campus police. i'm tom roussey. >> the search continues for two suspects that robbed two people at gun point in northwest d.c. >> students said they were walking when two suspects approached them. the sus

men found one of the an unlocked door on the seventh floor and was about to steal a laptop when he began touching a sleeping female's leg. when the student confronted the man, he ran. >> it was a frightening weekend georgetown students who d at gun point. this happened on n street near 34th street. pointed a handgun and demanded money. the suspects took the students' wallets and ran off. no one was hurt. >> we're hearing from the f two riverdale firefighters seriously hurt during a fire friday night. seven firefighters were injured in the fire. brianne carter has more on this. >> as you can see behind me, this house was ravaged with fire friday night. now the families with those who were injured as they were trying to save others are speaking out. this is the first look at ethan sorrell and firefighter kevin o' toole that were injured friday night on the job. >> the firefighters were e at this to a fir house in riverdale. eight seconds after enter, a flashfire overwhelmed them. >> a lot of screaming. >> as they watch their loved ones recover, the families of ut. injured are speaking o we

finding a restroom that is unlocked is another. mount diablo high school students say it is a problem that has gotten worse this school year. >> i can't focus in class if i need to use the bathroom. horrible. >> reporter: on any given day students say their biggest problem isn't a pop quiz or getting to english class, it is finding an unlocked restroom. you go to the bathroom and find they are locked? >> yes. >> reporter: what do you do? if they have to if really bad they go behind the trees or. the total number of toilets available is five for girls and two for boys along with urinals. that number falls incredibly short when it comes to law. >> some people go to bathrooms and smoke weed or do illegal stuff but they keep them locked and it is unfair for people that want to use them. >> what do you do. >> wait until after school and go to mcdonald's or something. >> what if you have to go change something, girl needs whatever. >> reporter: according to the contra costa times the principal hasn't said why they are closed except durin

knowing her life depended on getting the door open, she reacted by stepping to left and began unlocking the door. as she stepped left, the suspect maneuver around the right side of the officer and got his gun off of the chair. she turned and faced the suspect with the gun drawn. she was only a few feet away facing him with his gun pointed slightly up in the air. she ordered him to put the gun down. holding a steady with both hands, he pointed the gun directly at her. faced with no other alternative but to use deadly force, the officer began firing her department-issued fire arm. she continued to fire but he did not drop the gun. the suspect spun around as he fell and landed on his back. his head was towards her feet with the gun still in his hands. he brought his arms over his head so begun would be pointed at her again. she prepared to shoot him again when the backup officer into the room. that officer saw the injured suspect on the floor with the weapons still in his hands and his bigger still on the trigger, still posing a threat. at officer pointed his department rifle at the suspec

ce >>> researchers working to unlock the mysteries of autism discovered something surprising by looking at the brains of infants. the study is preliminary but could lead to better treatments for children who haven't even shown symptoms of the neurological disorder that affects the ability to communicate and socialize. our report tonight from nbc's chris jansing. >> reporter: tracy's 7-year-old son alex is autistic. she knew there was a 1-5 chance michael would be, too. autism typically isn't diagnosed until toddlers are 2 or 3, so the wait can be excrutiating. >> we were extremely worried. >> reporter: now results of a study published in the "american journal of psychiatry" offer new hope for early diagnosis. doing brain scans on babies at high risk. researchers found something totally unexpected. signs of autism at just 6 months. >> the wiring of the brain by 6 months of age in those infants that went on to be classified as having autism at 24 months of age, that wiring was different. >> reporter: while findings are preliminary, experts at autism speaks, which helped fund the study, sa

students at a concord high school say they can't find an unlocked bathroom between classes. why administrators are locking them. >> a live look outside the golden gate bridge. this monday, february 13th, this is "today in the bay." >> i like that. soggy. good morning. happy monday. it's 4:30. i'm jon kelley. 4:31. >> the time is flying. i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to. help ease you into the work week. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> showers aren't going to help ease anybody into the work week. give yourself time to reach your tessty nation safely. this morning i think we'll see a slow commute. we have showers over the south bay across the bay area, light showers overnight. highways are slick and it's a little on the breezy side although the national weather service has not issued a wind advisory. mike is following that. >> that's right. so there's a distance of opinion though it's not a windy situation chp says be careful because of situations like this across the bay bridge which has the advisory from chp. slick because of the drizzle at the b

the budget request continues to support research centers which aim to solve specific problems to unlock new clean development. it also supports the five existing energy hubs and proposes a new hub in electricity assistance. through the hubs, we're bringing together our nation's top scientists and engineers to achieve game-changing results. additionally, the budget request includes 350 million for rpe to support research projects that could fundamentally transform the ways we use and produce energy. rpe invests in high risk, high reward research projects that, if successful, could create the foundation for entirely new industries. in addition to strengthening our economy, the budget request strengthens our security by providing $11.5 billion to the national nuclear security administration. as the united states begins the star treaty, the science, technology and engineering capableties within a security enterprise will become more important to sustaining the u.s. nuclear deterrent. that is why the budget request includes weapons activities and $1.1 billion for the reactor program. initial

just 15 minutes later, a man entered an unlocked room of this student housing, climbed into a woman's bed and tried to take off her clothes. she woke up and was able to escape. stanford sent out alerts about both attacks to 15,000 students. luke pappas says he is one of the few students who locks his dorm door. >> from my experience as a freshman so far the majority of doors run locked and just kind of come and go as you please. >> reporter: now, two assault use half mile apart on campus shattered some students' sense of security, leaving them on high alert. just last month, there was a similar attack at san jose state university, a man allegedly groped four women after entering their unlocked dorm rooms. that suspect has been arrested. reporting live in palo alto, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> tonight, we are also learning more about the abuse charges facing a special ed teacher on the peninsula. 44-year-old alexia bog does is out on bail tonight but authorities at roosevelt elementary in redwood city say she won't return to the classroom until this case is set

they say two students walking around dorm rooms trying to see of the doors were unlocked when one ofhe suspects found an unlocked door, went in, stole a laptop, and touch the blood of a student that was sleeping. he was chased away by her roommate. these are separate incidents but they are asking people with information on either case to give them a call. >> thank you. two firefighters critically burned while battling a house fire in riverdale are beginning a very long recovery. they saw each other yesterday in a hospital. one suffered from burns and the other burn 40% of his body. these firefighters were hurt friday night after being overwhelmed by a flash fire. >> d.c. council members will question leaders of a nonprofit that played a pivotal role in the downfall of former city councilman harry thomas jr.. college youth, they say conspired to steal more than $50,000 in city funds. metro wants to raise fares and again but first wants to hear from you. they will host their first of six public hearings to night. >> john gonzalez is live in arlington with details. >> good morning the f

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they want the warms unlock. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> 6:33 now.ials in the contra costa county town say they are confident they've cleaned up whatever caused a school wide illness a crew the weekend disinfecting the elementary school with bleach. thursday nearly a quarter of the students got sick, 200 were absent friday. school officials believe a gastrointestinal bug was spread after a student got sick. >>> investigation underway following reports that alameda county supervisor was assaulted by an ex-boyfriend. she is the wife of california state treasurer. they recently separated but had gotten back together before the february 3rd, is didn't. she went a newark motel to help her former boyfriend who he described as a troubled person but was all the ed. she was treated at a hospital and released. -- police have turn the case over to the district attorney. >>> apparently change of heart from the wife of embattled san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi. according to the san francisco chronicle the lawyer for eliana lopez says her client will testify

. >> i've sealed the wheels on with special bolts that you need a unique key to unlock. >> i tried to use a you lock instead of the cable lock and i also don't ride my nicest bike around town. >> reporter: police say these are some of the known faces of the known bike thieves in the mission. i want to give you one more look at a man suspected of swiping that bike here on mission street. if you recognize him, give police a call. reporting live tonight here in san francisco, heather holmes, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> st. joseph health system has notified more than 6,000 patients in sonoma county that their personal information has been compromised. the data was made public through outside search engines. it operates santa rosa hospital, the information included patients names, and lab results. most of the patients were treated between february and august of last year. >>> the department of consumer affairs has shut down the oakland and san francisco campuses of the institute of medicine. the state says the school deceived students by telling them it was accredited. the dca also says the

. >> i've sealed the wheels on with special bolts that you need a unique key to unlock. >> i tried to use a you lock instead of the cable lock and i also don't ride my nicest bike around town. >> reporter: police say these are some of the known faces of the known bike thieves in the mission. i want to give you one more look at a man suspected of swiping that bike here on mission street. if you recognize him, give police a call. reporting live tonight here in san francisco, heather holmes, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> st. joseph health system has notified more than 6,000 patients in sonoma county that their personal information has been compromised. the data was made public through outside search engines. it operates santa rosa hospital, the information included patients names, and lab results. most of the patients were treated between february and august of last year. >>> the department of consumer affairs has shut down the oakland and san francisco campuses of the institute of medicine. the state says the school deceived students by telling them it was accredited. the dca also says the

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the driver opens his door to block the view and the passenger unlocks the pump with a stolen key. opening up the pump's flow while a third man goes to distract the cashier. they are crimes of opportunities. declined for a while, along with gas prices, both now on the rise again. now one small town in minnesota coon rapids, is fighting back. passing a law requiring residents there to pay before they go to the pump. what can you do at home? one idea is to buy one of these locking gas caps for about 15 bucks. if a thief comes to take your gas, they don't have a key, they're probably not going to get to your gas. dan? >> mark, thank you. >>> gas prices are a combustible issue in the presidential race. it's "your voice, your vote." battleground michigan. t-minus three days until likely what will be a tipping point in this race. and that do or die moment, the romney campaign dealing with two embarrassing missteps. let's get more from david kerley in washington. good morning, david. >> reporter: you're right. we're at this very critical point with the michigan primary just days away. rom

when no one answers they are going through unlocked side gates. now at the apartment complex key cards are needed to enter. investigators believe in those cases the thieves follow behind residence and then knock on doors to see if anyone is home before breaking in. the thieves got away with jewelry and electronics. since all eight began on friday at 7:30 in the morning and 4:00 p.m. they are look into the possibility these crimes are connected. >> i would think there are multiple crews working in town because the geographic differences would indicate it's not the same people. >> reporter: there was also an unsuccessful burglar attempt at a home where a person tried to enter through a pet door. police are recommended you make sure all of your windows and doors are locked. also before opening just ask who is it? police say they will dedicate more police to the area. live in palo alto i'm paul chambers. >>> also this morning lawyers in the domestic violence case of ross mirkarimi returned to court for a crucial hearing. the judge will decide if a jur

a warm day in february may be a rare gift but for scientist it is a bit more data in unlocking weather patterns. why it's feeling like the winter that wasn't. >> reporter: daffodils already blooming in baltimore and people walking unbundled in february. >> amazing weather. >> it's beautiful. >> i like it. i don't like cold winter. >> reporter: so far there's only been one day with snow and it wasn't much. >> this year there's not a lot of moisture coming from the pacific over the continental u.s. >> reporter: gail's specialty is snow. at the -- all the variables that make up data become computer data. this year it's not pushing south . >> that combined with the fact that the jet stream is staying north, we're not getting the liquid mixture. >> reporter: it was the opposite two years ago in february. >> guess what happens? it snows. >> reporter: while a lack of snow makes for an easier winter here, it can make for a harder summer other places. >> out west they depend on the snow packs. >> jet streams that stay up eventually come down. eyewitness news. >> to better understand winter patt

witnesses say they saw two men walking down halls, jiggling door handles to find one unlocked. in another case a woman was beaten and assaulted. police say the two are not related. >>> the controversy is brewing over raising the bottle tax in the city and will come to a head with the mayor presenting her plan mayor stephanie rawlings-blake wants to raise the tax from two cents to five cents to help build better schools. the new tax is estimated to generate $10 million a year and is one part of the equation. the city hopes to get $300 million in bonds to pay for the plan. >> you're looking live at our bay bridge from the eastern shore. we have two rough days to get this great one. it's all worth this. meteorologist wyatt everhart has a pretty good start to the last week of february. >>> only in reference to this winter would we say sunny and upper 40s was a rough weekend to get through. that's how we finished up. this is not bad. sunshine. we warmed up significantly today in the mid-60s in spots. now we're in the low 60s, baltimore, washington. cooler on delmarva. 61 in the high

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police say the man got into cumberland hall, jiggling door handles until he found an unlocked door. he touched a woman and made off with her laptop. many students take for granted their dorms are pretty safe. >> a lot of people feel if you don't have a key you shouldn't be able to get. so they feel safe. >> reporter: coming up at 6:00, we'll explain why police say that should not always be the case. >>> tonight a shock discover ri in baltimore county. a body was found in a creek in middle river. >> a man spotted it in the middle of the creek of wilson park. >>> the baltimore city fire department is honoring fallen soldier robert marchanti. all flags have been ordered at fire departments to be flown at half-staff. he is the father of a city firefighter. he was shot by an afghan soldier inside the secure zone in kabul. he taught in several schools in baltimore county, including kearney elementary school. >>> the military has improved its mortuary after being criticized last year for ms. handling body parts of fallen soldiers, but an independent panel said there needs to be better trai

suspect walking down balls of cumberland all jiggling door handles be fine -- before finding an unlocked door students there are being more vigilant. >> it makes me look around a little bit more. >> the police in both of these cases say the suspect information is different. they do not believe these are related in any way. police on the university of maryland campus are asking you to call and if you have information and police in d.c. say you should call that if you have information on the case regarding georgetown university. >> thank-you. another warning for local students -- police are searching for suspects that robb's two jews -- georgetown students at gunpoint last night on n street. two suspects pointed a gun and got away with the student's cell phone and wallet but no injuries. we're learning more about the firefighters injured while battling a house fire in prince george's county on friday. tweoo critically injured firefighters have started the long road to recovery. one suffered 40% of burns over his body and the others suffered burns to his five other fire for voters or overwh

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campus police say the suspect got in through an unlocked door. that other students in the dorm reported seeing two suspicious people and heard someone trying doorknobs. >>> firefighters rescued two people from a burning building in prince george's county. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon in the 600 block of sheridan street in chillum. prince george's county fire officials say the fire was in an apartment on the second floor of the building. firefighters had to rescue two people on the top floor. both were treated for smoke inhalation. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >>> today the montgomery county school board is expected to re-examine its policy of distributing flyers to students. this comes after the nonprofit group called parents and friends of ex-gays and gays or pfox sent a flyer home with students earlier this month that some parents found offensive. the flyer, which went to five schools including at least one high school, claimed the students are too young to label themselves as gay. montgomery county allows nonpro

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at both universities, the students left their dorm rooms unlocked, which stanford students say is common. >> most of the doors run locked, but i think, i mean if more of these occurrences happen where these assaults and things like that i think it is generating an awareness around campus people are trying to at least start to lock their doors and take precaution. >> reporter: stanford sent word of the attacks to 15,000 students. mindy says knew she knows the risk, she will be more cautious. >> sometimes i will even bike past that area just because it's faster but now i'm trying to, like, take more lighted routes walk more with people. >> reporter: main agreed this is the wakeup call they needed, a reminder to them serious crimes happen on campus. staff at several dorms plan to meet with students, to talk to them about ways they can improve security. live in palo alto, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> we are learning about abuse charges facing a special ed teacher on the peninsula. the 44-year-old is out on bail tonight but authorities at redwood elementary say she won't be back in

unlock our gate. here they have also opened the garage. it's really a shame. here is an alternative with the big sign "keep off." i guess the grill is coming. this is right by golden gate park and you can bet there are people in there. at alice pointed out at nighttime when all the grates are closed, it makes the city such a sad and hostile lace. that is it for san francisco builds. thank you harvey, thank you alice, that was great and thank you all for coming and we'll see you next month. >> i am the chair of the club of science and technology member-

. >> i sealed the wheels on with special bolts that you need a unique key to unlock. police are posting pictures of stolen bikes in an effort to generate leads. they say that's helped them recover some of the stolen bicycles. >>> a new report tells us how much trash is dumped into san francisco bay every year "the mercury news" calls it the first comprehensive study on the amount of trash flowing into the bay. there is enough trash annually to fill 100,000 kitchen garbage cans. half of the litter tossed consists of plastic material, such as candy bags and chip bags, paper, grocery bags, styrofoam, cans, bottles. >>> environmentists worry cutbacks will worry the lives of beachgoers. the environmental protection agency just announced it will cut $10 million in water testing. california receives about $500,000 an uply. the state -- annually. swimming in polluted water can cause illnesses, and staph infections. >>> plenty of sunshine across the entire bay area after a cool start this morning, temperatures recovering nicely now. as a today will be the warmest day of the wo

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on campus when a man tackled her and 15 minutes later police say a man entered another student's unlock room, climbed into bed with her while she slept. she woke up when he friday to take her clothes off. she got away. information with information is you remembered to call the campus police. >>> today france has recalled its ambassador to syria in response to their continuing violence against the population. but in damascus today there was a scene of celebration. thousands cheered russia's foreign minister as he arrived for talks with the syrian president. they waved russian and cereals flags as the motorcade passed by just two days after russia and china vetoed a u.n. resolution to pressure syria. >>> a pair of women from the bay area is heading home today after being abducted for several hours in egypt. norma of union city and patty of los gatos were kidnapped on friday by tribesmen on the sinai peninsula. they let them go later that day. the women say they were treated weather. the kidnappers apparently are seek the release two of come rats who are accused of deal drugs. >>> 6:06. >>