>> i was just trying to unpack basic parts of the speech. i thought the speech was reasonably constructed around for key themes, economic and national security, the proper use of tech knowledge he, and appealing for new type of politics. there were some contradictions. the president said, i am not going to give you a list of things i would like to see done, and then does. there was a certain irony.

, let other people pass and unpack and that in itself is a challenge take vo crews have been working for days and in some cases weeks to get everything ready.... and there's a lot to prepare for this year ces is bigger than ever. future car and there are eight other big car makers expected to show off electric and automated advances. virtual and augmented reality are expected to be big at this years show as well and not just in gaming. take sot laura hubbard, ces spokesperson 14:12:03:00 augmented reality in automotive and other ways you are imposing things on the screen of your car so that you'll see that there's a curve coming up in the road. take on cam we can expect to see a lot of new products and innovations for parents here at ces, i'll have more on that comeing up tonight on action news at six. reporting from ces, i'm elizabeth gadley channel 13 action news. widespread rain is expected this afternoon and evening and our next system pushes through the area. up to about a foot of mountain snow is expected above 8000 feet and a winter storm warning remains in effect through tomo

. >> after he's done unpacking it and showing it, he fast forwards to the next day where he had itnight. >> he's trying to lean and he leans forward and it's not lights on the front and it doesn't really seem to be n it on. >> oh, it's on, it just decides to respond in a slightly different way. >> see a little bit of a smirk starts doesn't look quite right. abort mission. >> it's not even charging and it caught fire. >> watch it, it's in slow motion and it seems to burst out in jumps back and quickly runs off and runs back in and pours water on the k put it out. >> seeing it makes you understand how dangerous these things can be. however, this is very easy to fake. >> a lot of people and he has an entire rebuttal saying no, no, i'm not smart enough to figure out how to make that thing blow up. it just happened the way it we're hearing about it is there are no safety thousand factories in shenzhen china alone and they're which is why things like this are happening and the lithium ion battery was overcharge or it was pierced. i'm not calling fake on tned up in a couple of news stories and

i want you to unpack this for me. the raging bull of this over statesmen? >> the 1st ad looks like something you could running he is right. it is unfair to blame the governor. there is a time place for that. bill: what was it like? >> is not even close. we have 27 different town meetings. i was not addressing them personally very often. the stand he took was that my positions were crazy. bill: are you surprised at some of these numbers? people months ago were counting them completely out now you see polls were he is running 2nd in new hampshire. >> that is a mistake. he had great retail politicians. if you are the place to set a campaign out in a place which played specifically to his strength he could not do the guy in new hampshirenew hampshire says i can't vote for smith because i don't imagine four times. you have dozens of opportunities to go out there and interact with people in a little state may presidency. it is perfect for him. bill: thank you for joining >> who is the atlantic city strangler? case remains unsolved. closer to catching the >> forge

unless you want me to stay and help you unpack. >> hope: no. no, i'm almost finished. >> wyatt: okay.

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dozens and dozens of crews are unpacking, laying down carpet and building their booths for the annual consumer electronics show. 3,600 companies are invited to unveil their newest and coolest inventions for 2016. gary shapiro, president ceo cta/owner producer of ces: robots, drones, driverless wearable devices, healthcare, you name it! ces is the largest tradeshow in north america and the las vegas convention center's biggest show of the year. attracting more than 165,000 visitors from around the world, ces generates 140 million dollars in the local economy. heidi hayes, lvcva spokesperson: that will leave an economic impact of about 140 million dollars. so it's a great way to start the year, and it kind of sets the path for the convention season. ces also having an impact on the local community. over the years the consumer technology assoication has donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to las vegas in grants to local schools for sustainability efforts. this year they gave $20,000 dollars to green our planet, touro university and they announced a new partnership with education tec

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. >> these girls will be 2 next month, but they already know how to unpack the groceries. parents, applaud. >> 8-year-old and 7-year-old. >> they don't want to do it. these two want to. >> can they come to the house and help me? >> this is the amd channel. this last one i love because it was posted on our facebook page. so much gold when dad is trying football and play catch. >> i can tell you dad was standing at the wrong distance and wrong height for that racket. >> how do you know what's about to happen? oh! >> every time. >> dad doesn't say anything after the initial ow. you can tell that child is getting the stare down. >> thanks, toby. >> he tells, mom, . >> this ice fisherman finds himself a furry friend? that's a mink. >> see what the critter is after next "right this minute." and still to come, all is calm in this museum. but then -- >> you see this is a fire falling on the ground. >> why those flames are just the start. >>> plus, the only wish to hang with the dude perfect guys. >> they were only too happy to oblige. a perfect day. i'm here at my house, on thanks

. >> after he's done unpacking it and showing it everything, fast forward it to the next day where he's trying to lean and it's really not doing anything. no lights on the front. it doesn't really seem to be responding. >> turn it on. >> oh, it's on. >> it just decides to respond in a slightly different way. see a little smoke starts coming out. that doesn't look quite right. >> abort mission. >> it's not even charging and it caught fire. >> it's crazy. watch it in slow motion. it just seems to burst out in flames. he jumps back. quickly runs off. comes back in. starts pouring water to put it out. >> i was kind of suspicious. maybe we're just overreacting. now seeing it makes you understand how dangerous these can be. however, this is very easy to fake. >> a lot of people have said that. he has an entire rebuttal saying, i'm not smart enough to figure out how to make that thing blow up. it just happened the way it was. the reason we're hearing so much about this is there are no safety standards for this product. it's made in over 1,000 different factories in shenzhen, china, alone. ther

"(nats of unpacking food) "i dont think people realize really how much of an issue childhood hunger is in every community in iowa." we hear, everyday, 'i'm hungry' and it's really hard to focus and learn and grow when your basic needs for ways to get kids the food that they need and a natural place for kids to be is at a school." "a school pantry is a really great way to get kids food when they don't have access to a traditional food pantry. it's convenient for them, they're there everyday, their teachers know their needs they know them as people and they are able to help work with them to get them the food they need." (nat pop ohh honey bunches of oats) "i come from a single parent household so i know what it is like to not have food in the refrigerator or on the shelves and i know that is also a shared experience with a lot of my peers here at lincoln so i feel a sence of fulfillment and enjoyment knowing that students are bieng taken care of." "students are taking food not just for themselves but for families of 5, 6, 7 even 9 other people. it's not that they are just feeding themse

okay, well, i should unpack. all right. enjoy the neurobiology conference. i will. i... wish you were here. at a neurobiology conference? what a mean thing to say. okay, i'm glad you're not here? aw, you always know just what to say good-bye, sheldon.

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dozens and dozens of crews are unpacking, laying down carpet and building their booths for the annual consumer electronics show. 3,600 companies are invited to unveil their newest and coolest inventions for 2016. gary shapiro, president ceo cta/owner producer of ces: robots, drones, driverless cars, 3d printers, wearable devices, healthcare, you name it! ces is the largest tradeshow in north america and the las vegas convention center's biggest show of the year. attracting more than 165,000 visitors from around the world, ces generates 140 million dollars in heidi hayes, lvcva spokesperson: that will leave an economic impact of about 140 million dollars. so it's a great way to start the year, and it kind of sets the path for the convention season. ces also having an impact on the local community. over the years the consumer technology assoication has donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to las vegas in grants to local schools for sustainability efforts. this year they dollars to green our planet, touro university and they announced a with education techonology company everfi commu

volunteers here will unpack, sort and re pack clothes for low income and unemployed men and women in our region. now this day of service again is in its 21st year. this year, coincides with the 60th anniversary of the montgomery bus boycott. so, with that in mind, this year's theme is justice, not just racial and social justice though but economic justice as well. take a listen. >> dr. king said that a man who does not have a job or an income does not have the opportunity for life, liberty, or the pursuit of happiness. he merely exists. and the jobs fair will provide those job opportunities for more than 500 people throughout the region, who are unemployed, or who are seeking employment and economic justice i think was an important part of who doctor kick was. >> so that job fair starts at 9:00 this morning, here you can see the volunteers are now getting together and going over their last minute assignments before the 5,000 other volunteers arrive here later on this morning, and you can see, also, in the background, a lot of clothes and a lot of boxes. that's the sorting that is goi

. >> these girls will be 2 next month, but they already know how to unpack the groceries. parents, applaud. >> 8-year-old and 7-year-old. >> they don't want to do it. these two want to. >> can they come to the house and help me? >> this is the amd channel. this last one i love because it was posted on our facebook page. to keach the kid how to throw a football and play catch. >> i can tell you dad was standing at the wrong distance and wrong height for that racket. >> how do you know what's about to happen? oh! >> every time. >> dad doesn't say anything after the initial ow. you can tell that child is getting the stare down. >> thanks, toby. >> he tells, mom,. >> fisherman finds himself a furry friend? that's a mink. >> see what the critter is after next "right this minute." and still to come, all is calm in this museum. but then -- >> you see this is a fire falling on the ground. >> why those flames are just the start. >>> plus, the only wish to hang with the dude perfect guys. >> they were only too happy to >> see the way the dudes deliver a perfect day. i'm here at my h

. >> i have an opportunity, as i speak these days, to unpack a very compelling scientific and medical story and to call attention to the emerging need to take care of these 15 or 16,000 survivors. he knows his journey is far from over, given the uncertainty of ebola. he considers himself lucky and fortunate that both doctors and experience. >> i've always loved that sacred space, that is the bedside. i've loved that part of practising medicine and practising infectious diseases, but i haven't known it to the degree that i do now. i think i probably have a new, just a small new appreciation for what it means to be helpless and vulnerable in that space, and that can only make you a better caregiver. probably ultimately will change how i practice medicine for the rest of my days >>> next on america tonight the future of ebola. i sit down with one of the world's leading infection shows disease experts to discuss the battle against ebola and talk about the strides that the scientific community have made to prevent another outbreak. then later, a gims at the special of europe's ongoing refu

still getting his bags unpacked at home. here he is on the air. >> incredible. the next seven days, rain until the dinner hour. the next one rolls in friday. ling rin rain. overall the weekend ahead is not a washout. great for skiing because the sun will be out and we will have highs around normal. upper 40s. >> sounds good. great job. at 5. thanks >> my father hates his guts. my father's ex-military. leave it at that. >> announcer: parents struggle through a cash crunch. >> i said, "you know, hey, i've paid all this money. i don't have the money for rent." >> he saved secret money and lost it at the poker table. >> announcer: but will their luck ever improve? >> we put it in writing. that's how much i didn't trust the situation. >> judge judy: you trusted him enough to have another baby with him. >> just because you're not a great guy financially doesn't mean you're a bad father. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution sarah lopez is suing her ex-fianc\, robert

you're unpacking already? yeah, help me find some mugs. sure. (beep) they'll do. wake up to the mountain grown aroma of folgers. the best part of wakin' up so, where do you want to start? i think this is a pretty good place. geoff: the south carolina women's basketball team one of the you undefeated teams -- one left. dawn staley's gamecocks now a perfect 17-0 after a fight to a&m. you see second ranked south carolina with a free throw for the two-point lead with just . there is a shot late. unsportsmanlike penalty late in the game. that sends it south carolina to the free-throw line late. a little controversy. bottom line, south carolina wins at the end to stay undefeated 59-58. sometimes all the we have played in this position for the past two years, it catches this particular team off guard a little bit, but it does not unnerve them. they understand what they have to do to execute and come back and wi games. geoff: next up for the gamecocks, and will play at auburn on thursday. meanwhile, one of the best weeks in the history of clemson basketball comes to a clo

saturday into sunday, you'll want to unpack those umbrellas. wind and rain making a return appearance as you wrap up the final week in january. two to three more inches of rain. >>> speaking of weather, tracking el nino by using selfies and drones. coming up, how they factor into a plan scientists are using to keep tabs on the damage being done to the california coastline. plus another push to keep the raiders in oakland. the new video supporters are hoping will do the trick. oning to track el nino's affect the california coast. ==take vo== the nature conservancy is asking regular citizens to capture pictures of the flooding andoa >>> drones and selfies are being used to capture pictures of flooding of coastal erosion and post them on their website. there's a free app for drone owners so they can shoot video of the coast and upload it. scientists hope the crowd source photos will show changing landscape. >>> diehard oakland raider fans right now are finishing up what they hope will be a very important video. they're shooting it at a sports bar

you're unpacking already? yeah, help me find some mugs. sure. (beep) hey... o.k. they'll do. wake up to the mountain grown aroma of folgers. the best part of wakin' up so, where do you want to start? i think this is a pretty good place. ricardo: good morning, i'm ricardo lecompte. the tigers are back in tigertown. at death valley. thousands of fans greeted them from their trip back from phoenix, and the national champ jeff game. the team very appreciative of the fans welcoming them back. it almost took the sting out of the loss to crimson. >> oh, that means a lot. it brightens me back up. we were down from the game. we knew we had a tough loss, but seeing these people care so much about us, it just means a lot to us and have this support. >> when you come home and you have a reception like this, just show we have the best fans in the country, best university in the country, best team in the country. it just warms you heart to come home to a reception like this. ricardo: fantastic seen out there tuesday night as the team signed autograph for the fans. we transition from colleg

panic broke out while he was in the basement, unpacking boxes >> at first i thought the noise was from a tire bursting on the expressway. but then customers started rushing down stairs and shouting, a terrorist is here. i led them to the cold storage room, where they could hide. i offered to let them use the service elevator that would get them out of the building, but they didn't want to. that's because you could hear the elevator moving and the terrorists could have been waiting upstairs in front of the elevator door. reporter: so bathily made the trip up in the service elevator alone. once outside, he drew a detailed layout of the building for the police, which proved invaluable when they stormed the supermarket a short while later. many of the staff are still traumatized by the attack, in which 5 people died. but they think bathily is a hero. >> i lost a friend here, yohan cohan, who was just in his early 20's. lassana just gave me a hug. i cried, that's normal. i'm so thankful to lassana for the courage he demonstrated and for saving the lives of so many people, both employees and

that will unpack your weekend, as well as linger through tomorrow and sunday night another storm system will move in quickly behind that one. let's time out the rain headed our way tonight. expecting mostly cloudy skies by this afternoon. a good amount of sunshine and this morning and the rain comes in by 10:00, 11:00. a widespread soaking rain and associated winds with it. the rain moved through last night, look at the rainfall amounts, very minor accumulations especially once you get to points south. this next go around a 0.5 or more across the north bay. across the rest of the bay, san francisco, oakland, points south otowards the south bay 0.25 or less very similar as to what we saw just about 12 hours ago as this rain continues to move out of the bay area. we'll talk about rainfall amounts and how much we did actually see and who was the top winner with this rain that moved through. in the meantime, let's talk to mike and see how it's moving on those roads. >> little damp on bay area roadways and that's about it. very early on a friday. no real problems. here's the san mateo bridge

the new album is -- there is a lot to unpack there, and it something we can listen to for a long timeo me quintessentially david belly to keep his cancer and struggle private from the rest of the world. were you surprised when you heard he died? jim: i was very surprised, although there had been whisperings his past few years, ever since he had his heart surgery. we would hear that he wasn't healthy. then he'd make an appearance or put out another album. three days after he put out an album? i was shocked. katty: that was david bowie. thanks very much for joining us. we remember david bowie. a quick look at other news -- more than 40 people have been killed in three separate attacks in iraq. one targeted a baghdad shopping center. there was a car bomb blast, and then gunmen rushed in and seized hostages. security forces stormed the building, and militants detonated suicide belts. the islamic state said it was behind the attack to german -- the attacks. german police said they believe the attacks on sunday against foreigners in cologne were carried out by extremist hooligans as a repri

there is a lot to unpack in the past few days. let's start with the exchange of prisoners.ere you surprised at how that unfolded? >> not particularly. i think it was a long time coming. several of these folks were in iranian prison for well over three or four years. i think the fact that the nuclear negotiations proved to be successful, and the contacts between foreign minister zarif and secretary of john kerry continue to develop, and certainly aided in the release of the americans. katty: what about the iranians released from america? >> the iranians in u.s. prison were dual nationals or u.s. green card holders. they weren't in u.s. prison for committing acts of terrorism. they were petty criminals. almost all of them want to stay in the united states. katty: what about these new sanctions that the u.s. treasury announced over the weekend on iran because of its ballistic missile program? had that taken the iranians by surprise, or were they expecting it? >> they were expecting it. certainly, they were angered by it. you will see fiery statements from the supreme leader sa