there is a couple that leads to the home and neighbors are saying the unknowing is quite unnerving. police out here say they know it was a very late night for them as they try to figure out what is going on. we are told the coroner will be able to confirm information and however this area does remain shut off and we are right next to a mobile crime scene unit and we will keep an eye on things when they -- keep an eye on things and when activity picks up we will bring you more information as it becomes available. >>> an 8 magnitude earthquake triggered a tsunami and at least five people including a 10-year-old boy is known to be dead. also sirens went off in major cities and hundreds started evacuating major cities and moving to higher ground. the tsunami has since been canceled in the coliseum month island -- in the solomon islands. >> we are very eager to assist if the governor of solomon thinks australia can help. >>> president barack obama will go to israel in the springtime and the u.s. ambassador to israel said he will be bringing an urgent peace making agenda with him. preside

a lot of anxiety, a lot of unnerved people throughout southern california. there was a collective sigh of relief when he was caught. i was there in big bear, 100 yards, susan away from the command post is where dorner decided to set up shop. if you go back and read his manifesto, you can see that he says it was a target-rich environment command centers. we don't know why he didn't decide to pull the trigger against authorities. you can see 100 yards away is where he decided to hide out. it's still an unanswered question. and we won't know that, of course, because dorner is now deceased. >> yeah, he was on a mission and not afraid to die. nick, thanks so much for that report. >> thank you. >>> to crime and politics now. jesse jackson jr. says he's guilty of misusing campaign funds. the former congressman reached a plea deal with federal prosecutors. jackson and his wife were accused of using around $750,000 from his campaign. on personal items. his wife who was also his campaign manager also is facing charges. >>> facebook says it is the latest company to be

it was an unnerving moment for everybody. >> i know you were there, reporting on this.at job. >> thank you. >>> cnn takes a look at the manhunt inside a special event "killer cop: inside the hunt for christopher dorner." >>> jesse jackson jr. and his plea deal, the former congressman is admitting misusing campaign contributions for his personal use n all prosecutors say he took as much as $750,000 out of his war chest. here are some of the items on that list. $43,000 rolex, more than $5,000 in furs bought in beverly hills, $4,000 michael jackson hats and more than $10,000 in martin luther king memorabilia. >>> facebook is saying it's the latest to become the victim of a giant hack attack. some of its computers were infected by malware in january but no user information was compromised. hackers have gone after twitter, the new york sometimes and "the wall street journal," too. >>> to space now and the 2012 da-14 asteroid is long gone by now. this is what it looked like, though, through a high-powered telescope. it cast relatively close to the earth yesterday afternoon. w

. >> it was unnerving that i possibly could have been affected. it is sickening. >> even being exposed. that possibility could mean patients are entitled to damages, not just those photographs. that is according to an attorney who says his firm is still waiting to decide if it will file a lawsuit. >> many people argue that just being exposed to the possibility of this and not knowing for six months or year or longer whether they are a victim, will cause them harm as well. >> hopkins could be held responsible for employing levy. if the hospital did not follow its own policy, that could open up another avenue to liability. >> we -- what we have heard from many clients, and physical exams, breast and pelvic exams were done without the presence of another person in the room. that occurred, it gave the doctor the opportunity to film as we understand that he noted. that could expose hopkins a liability. >> a spokesman for hopkins says the hospital has no comment on the lawsuits or allegations that dr. levy may have violated hospital policy. he says they

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. >> it was unnerving some of the things that came out of that hearing. created more questions and doubts than confidence. >> hagel, the former will you be pick an senator declined for appear to struggle in explaining decisions. >> we're right? >> i would defer in your judgment to sort that out. >> the committee deserves your judgment. >> republicans have sought to link confirmation to continued questions over the benghazi attack. white house responded to questions in a letter today while democrats tried to be opponents. >> we got a car going on in afghanistan. we need to have a secretary of defense in place. >> we need to get on and approve the nomination so he can get on with his duties as secretary of defense. >> but with the vote complete senate majority leader harry reed has announced a final vote a week from tuesday setting up an event show case with republicans if they decide to try and block it. >> we went on to blast republicans on hagel's nomination. a move he described as president's pick. only five republican votes to secure the 60 needed. >>

it's unnerving, at best. >> reporter: that rape is a hazard of military service? >> yes.e activity -- the buzz phrase is incident to service. it's an occupational hazard. >> more women are raped that injured in combat even. >> reporter: it's important to emphasize, to hear someone hear you say that and say proof that women shouldn't be in the military, more men are raped than women. >> more men are raped than women in the military. >> reporter: the military reaction to the film, far from criticizing it, the military has been using the film in its sexual assault training program. >> we estimate that in 2012 alone, 10% of the military saw the film. 235,000 men and women, so we hope that changes culture. but again, the most important change has to come at the top.

. >> very unnerving that, to find out he was right on top of us here. i did feel he was still in the area, but i did think he was back in the wilderness locked down someplace maybe found a cave or something to dive into. >> 12:20 p.m. one of the maid frees herself, dials 911. the bolo, be on the lookout for dorner in a purple nissan. what began so remarkable the close proximity where the law enforcement set up a command post in the parking lot behind me and throngs of media located in the parking lot below them and dorner's hideout literally across the street where anytime day or night he could look out the window and keep tabs on them. 12:45 p.m. dorner is spotted by a california fish and wild life patrol driving here along highway 38. realizing he'd been spotted he turns off on glass road where he crashes his nissan. he flees on foot and car jacks a gentleman at gun point. >> he said i don't want to hurt you, just get out, and start walking and take your dog. and i said, okay. can i get her leash? and he said no, just start walking and that's what i d

, it's been a bit unnerving. i really don't know what to say. it's been a stressful day. >> i can imagine. thomas, thank you for letting us hear what you heard. stay safe and hopefully the police activity will end in your neighborhood very soon. we are also following another breaking story to tell you about, this one coming out of the east bay, talking about a body found at the dump in pleasanton. police received a call just before noon saying they found the body of a man among trash and recycleables at the transfer station on bush road right off valley just south of the iron wood development. at this point police aren't saying whether they have an identification, whether there was a person missing or if it's a homicide or not. we have someone going through the scene and we have more information. a little too cozy. the inspector general wants to know about some old deals about the space agency and its private partners. there are new questions that follow an nbc bay area investigation into a deal between nasa and

. >> that unknowing is unnerving. i don't know what is going on. >> has there ever been in the disturbances of peer. >> is a wonderful place. we have heard from neighbors and officers off the camera. some people traffic was hurt around 9:30 a.m.. no one has reported hearing gunshots at least according to the sheriff's deputies. and now it's just a mystery as to exactly what's happened here. we are told that investigators are trying to get more syntax of tire tracks to locate some kind of vehicle designed to determine what kind of vehicle might have been here when the crime occurred. a lot of questions that need to be answered but investigators do have a search warrant now. they are going inside the house where the three victims was found shot to death. well have more information about what the investigators had found inside the house. we will have all that here on the to the companies. we are live in sonoma county. >> two new developments in the case of a deer kill the girl found in the park. they officially identifie

. >> i was very unnerved by the fact that it was watermarked. what is been happening in the age of the internet is that the people in l.a. go to dumpsters and they find like discarded drafts of scripts and publish them on the internet. famously w. the entire script appeared on line the day before it started filming which is really a nightmare and nothing leaked. we really kept it under lock and key and took precautions but was a little shocked when he got the script and every page had his name. >> you spoke about gettysburg and the question came in about the dream sequence which i really loved. lincoln for those of you who don't know had a dream that was significant to him and the four significant events in his life at the gettysburg address and the battle of gettysburg or his death for that matter. he talked to the cabinet that day and he had the dream that my before and that was a big surprise me at the beginning when you have that beautiful scene of him on that ship in the definable shore. but before that scene, just before, was lincoln with

what's unnerve being that one, astronomers discovered it last year, too late do us any good if it was going to hit us. the asteroid gods treated the bay area to an amazing light show last night this is video of a fireball streaking across our sky around 8:00 in the evening. today the american meteor society says that meteor was not what it would consider to be a major event. these things happen every night around the world, just not always over densely populated regions where lots of people can see them. by the way, if you want to help save your city or planet earth, the foundation does need money to fund this sentinel mission. go to bc12foundation.org. >> all right, bob. >>> coming up next at 5:00, there's word coming out of the vatican that the next pope may be named sooner than originally thought. >>> and not wasting any time. angry passengers are fighting back against carnival cruise line what the company is offering passengers for that nightmare of a vacation. >>> and bay area winemakers say this year's crop of grapes may be in jeopardy. >> so far a mostly sunny and warm start to

what happened here has been very unnerving for one parent we spoke with who's having serious second thoughts from living down the street from this school. >> we just moved here about three months ago. we've noticed there's a lot of activity going on on this street right here. we're planning on moving pretty soon. >> reporter: you say a lot of activity -- >> well, i think there's drug sales going on. i think some gang members walking up and down the street. it just doesn't look like a really nice area. we just moved here. i know if you look up the next block, there's a lot of gang writing on the wall and stuff. >> reporter: investigators are not saying whether or not this was gang related. they do tell us they have leads but no suspects, no arrests. this, by the way, is the first murder this year for the alameda county sheriff's office. reporting live in san leandro, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> bob, thank you very much. >>> new at 11:00, chp officers removing more explosives this morning from a santa clara home. officers loading a truck full of explosives found inside the home of everet

suspects it was because he published a book investigating the death of another journalist which unnerved government officials. the main reason the government arrests journalists just to stifle voices of disagreement the best way to do that is to silence the journalists who speak out against the government then their audience will also fall silent that's the main reason behind the imprisonment of journalists it's not just journalists you get put in jail doctors students labor union leaders the risk of people being thrown in jail in turkey. his words are backed by research from the committee for protection of journalists which claim turkey's or cake laws for journalists for writing anything their thirty's might consider on turkish on par with terrorists the problem with press freedom in turkey stands mainly from the legal framework it has to be reformed and it has to be fundamentally reformed in order for turkey to stop conflating terrorism with journalism turkish officials promised last november at proposal to parliament that laws be changed to improve the treatment of journalists at the

but you know, they are sort of unnerving, you know, when you're sitting up there. >> yeah, keep your seat belt. >> exactly. >> wow. >> no goofing off. >> the video of it too. >> scary. >> but at least he's okay. that's the most important thing. a lot of people skiing this weekend. they'll get some snow in sierra. i'll explain why. you made it. weekend time. we have some clouds rolling around at about 3:00 this afternoon, but we simply cannot get any rainfall. let's look at kpix 5 high-def doppler. and the radar here to the south. i'm only seeing a few showers about an hour and a half northeast of sacramento. that's about it. this front will move through with the boundary coming on through. you probably felt the breeze if you're out this evening. the cloud cover, that's it. we're not going to see floodplainfall. san rafael 42 this morning. temperatures were kept up a little bit by the cloud cover out there. tonight you can see the cloud cover pushing from the northwest to the southeast and the gray on your television screen, but you don't see the green. there is a good reason for that

the scene of two unusual weapons seizures leaving some parents unnerve edd. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is bay area news at 7:00. >> good evening. it's wednesday, february 13th. i'm gasia mikaelian and this is bay area news at 7:00 and we begin tonight with several developing stories including a fatal stabbing in san jose that claimed a life of a teenaged boy. our crew oun the ground tells us that police are on the scene right now processing sxefd reviewing security tapes from the area. the stabbing happened about 3:15 on north 21st street an east julian street right next to san jose high school. a family friend told our crew the victim was about 14 years old. at this point it's not clear if the teenager was a student there at the high school. investigators are looking into whether the stabbing is gang related. this marks san jose's fiftd homicide of the year. >>> now to oakland where police are investigating a fatal shooting that happened about 2:30 this afternoon inside the apartment on 16th avenue. police said they were searching for two men seen runni

. >> the unknowing is unnerving, you know.on't know what's going on. >> right. >> has there ever been any disturbances out here? >> this is a wonderful place. this is a wonderful place. >> the cabin is situated at the back of the property behind three other homes. investigators have not released the identities yet of the other two victims. they have scheduled a press conference for 2:00 this afternoon. >>> a man was killed in a san leandro house fire this morning, despite a neighbor's effort to fight the fire herself. the fire broke out just before 5:00 a.m. in the 1300 block of neptune drive. the neighbor thought she heard raccoons and went outside and saw a fire next door. shebanged on the door, got no response, and grabbed a hose, but the fire was already too big. firefighters pulled the man from a window and knocked the fire down in 20 minutes. the man did not make it, and the fire is now under investigation. >>> police in fairfield are expected to reveal more details today about the strangling death of a 13-year-old girl.

can't speak for the rest of the guys, but the sdprs nurses didn't know how to treat me and that was unnervingall six have had a breast remove, left to live with the cruel scars of mastectomy, most, like mike muller, said they have suffered mood swings from hormone therapy. >> now that i'm on tamoxifen i'm going through some sort of male menopause or something. there was a time when i cried every day and i bought an apron and got a kitchen aid and started baking bread and they chemically reduced me to a grandmother. >> you got your grandkids coming up to you saying, pop-pop you've only got one boob. i don't like wearing t-shirts. >> he chad was diagnosed at age 53. >> it was devastating for me. it messed my whole life up as far as i'm concerned. >> the story of how these men found each other began after mike partain saw a news report in 2007. a former marine named jerry ensminger was telling congress how his daughter 9-year-old jenny died of leukemia. >> every time they stuck a needle in her bone in her hip to pull out bone marrow i held her. >> and that he believed her death was caused by the

i simply become unnerved. forgive me dear, forgive me. cruel or tactless remark, even the slightest discourtesy upsets me. it's quite true. i know i often do say things which will be better left unsaid, but you must agree with me dear, she'll be better off in the country somewhere. she's been with us for 30 years. but she can't work anymore, can she? well, either i don't understand you or you don't want to understand me. she can't work. she just sleeps or sits about. well, let her sit about. what do you mean let her sit about, she's a servant. well, i don't understand you olya. i have a nurse for the children and a wet nurse. we share a cook and a maid, whatever do we want this old woman for? what for? i have aged 10 years tonight. we must sort this out olya. you're working at school, i'm working at home. you're teaching. i'm running the house and when i say anything about the servants i know what i'm talking about and that old thief, that old witch must get out of this house tomorrow. how dare you vex me so, how dare you. really, if you

and that's what's very unnerving. there's an epidemic of an overincarceration of black and brown people. it starts with stop and frisk. an activity that might be seen as a harmless activity, if engaged in by a white kid, if it's a black or brown kid, they're going to juvi. a white kid may be sent home, don't do that again. it starts this school-to-prison pipeline. it just starts a whole array of problems. so stop and frisk, i think, is really problematic. in los angeles, i believe there was a code called nhi. it meant no human involved. this was a police code which meant black and brown people. the work we've done on brain science and behavioral science seems to indicate that many people associate criminality with black people. and brown people. so having the stop and frisk as a way to deal with this i think is an overreaction and is a way that we might just cause more harm. >> very concerning. i want to come back to the brain science. we talk solutions in just a moment. i want to turn now to you, dr. briscoe-smith fo

been feet commit fielder nicholas gaetan during his time with pocket juniors and now he hopes to unnerve similar talents in russia or official for the order in which russian players are extremely talented and their skill level and tactical awareness a very well developed the main difference between russia and other countries where i've worked is there are fewer tournament and match practice for the children i think it's because of this that it takes longer for russian youngsters to break into the first teams because they're not used to playing in pressurized six situations despite the lack of competition you need he says says cost facilities and second to none and similar to any top club in europe where the number of indoor pitches to combat the cold russian winter these are amongst the best sixteen seventeen year old footballers russia tolerance loop of sixteen and seventeen year olds it says let me believe seven or around a quarter of them have a chance to turn professional however very lucky to have trained one of the country's top football academies he should be a focus he i can say

look at information on which patients had their privacy and one of the patients said -- >> it's unnerving to think i could have possibly being ever been directly affected. even being exposed to that possibility means patients are entitled to damages not just those photographed. one firm is still waiting to decide if they will file a lawsuit. >> many after just not knowing for six months or a year or longer whether they are a victim would certainly cause them harm as well. >> they say hopkins could be held responsible simply for employeing levy but if the hospital didn't follow its own policies and practice that, could open up another avenue of liability. >> breast and pelvic exams were done by dr. levy without the presence of another person in the room and certainly if that occurred and that gave dr. levy the opportunity to film as we all understand that he now did, that could expose hopkins to liability as well. >> a spokesman for hopkins says they have no comment or the hospital or -- he says they never comment on ongoing litigation. sarah sampson, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a baltimore county

. >> it's unnerving that i possibly could have been directly affected. sickening. >> even being exposed to that possibility could mean they are entitled to damages. not just those photographed. according to a firm waiting to decide if it will file a lawsuit. >> many people will argue just being exposed to the possibility of this and not knowing for six months, a year, or longer whether or not they were a victim could certainly cause them harm as well. >> he says if the hospital didn't follow its own policies and standard practice, that could open up another avenue to liability. >> we've heard from many clients that breast and pelvic exams were done by dr. levy without the presence of another person in the room and certainly if that occurred and that gave dr. levy the opportunity to films as we all understand that he now did, that could expose hopkins to liability as well. >> and stays hospital has no comment on the lawsuits or hospital policies that could have been violated because they never comment on an ongoing litigation. >> before you hire someone t

there's nothing more unnerving than seeing the collusion of the us military and our leading edge acute educational institutions and no i'm not talking about programs like the r o t c i'm talking about something that's a much more pervasive and disturbing this spring yale university will welcome a brand new training center on its campus. that according to the yale daily news will coach u.s. special forces on interrogation tactics you heard me right yeah i was going to host a campus center to teach military personnel how to detect lies and as disturbing as that is it gets worse because guess who the guinea pigs are in this experiment immigrants. and why the chiefs like high interest head in the project so that he hopes that by having soldiers practice this interrogation technique unquote someone they can't necessarily identify with that they'd be better prepared for the real thing so how does a partnership like this even form in the first place and what larger problems does that pose to talk about all that and more i'm joined by our t.v. producer rachel curtis thank you for coming on so