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. >> reporter: from bittersweet to simply untouchable.fter the shootout win over russia on saturday, the u.s. men's hockey team slapped slovenia, 5-1. >> the more we play, the better we get. >> reporter: their eyes now fixed on the quarter finals this wednesday. tough times for women on the slopes of rosa khutor park. one competitor taking off the slopes on a stretcher. two others as well. all of this after russian skater marie broke her spine. he's been air-lifted to germany for further treatment. all of the accidents happening on the same hill. >>> the u.s. bobsledders got into the mix. they take the track again this morning in a bid to win the first u.s. bobsledding gold in 6 62 years. new in the mix, the high-tech sleds customized by bmw. the jamaican team. they are currently in last place. they have a worldwide audience cheering them on. they're like rock stars here, guys. etch waiting in line to get their picture with them. i have not gotten the chance. but i still have a few more days. i'm hoping for it. >> never has last place bee

secretly fraternizing they get together to dress in drag spew homo phobic slurs and laugh about how untouchable they are yes wall street billionaires have a secret fraternity called cap of beta that's pretty much the east coast equivalent of bohemian grove except here they aren't burning a child effigies in front of a giant stone owl's just yet and we know this only because a new york magazine reporter named kevin roose snuck into the cab of a to five black tie and duction ceremony back in two thousand and twelve according to ruse the secret fraternity was founded at the beginning of the great depression the members include a higher profile lead such as corporate restructuring good. room wilbur ross former mayor of new york city michael bloomberg former new jersey governor jon quarantine architect alan greenberg former bank of america global wealth president sallie krawcheck and then citi group c.e.o. vikram and we can't leave out black rock c.e.o. larry fink as russo looked in the back of the room attempting to be as innocuous as possible he witnessed bizarre displays such as wall street execs

i am untouchable too. >> i am not touching you. >> are you not touching him? is a free country. >> for now anyway. namath tossed the town too early and would denver had won if he had not screwed up? >> i don't really follow that. seattle won the coin loss and elected to defer. if denver had won the coin toss, they would have taken the ball first and the legion of boom would have kicked their ass either way. it made no difference. who cares about the coat. let's be happy joe dent molest anybody and move on. >> i want to kiss you right now. >> let's try not to offend everybody else. >> during the super bowl the website saw a huge drop in traffic in seattle and denver if you see that and then after the super bowl it impose back up toward the -- it goes back up toward the end of the game. we are a nation of chronic jerkoffs. we are. >> this should be byu solution. you have a super bowl every day and nobody is watching porn. >> that's why you had kids. go to sports after school was so they didn't dwo back and do -- didn't go back and do things. >> yes. >> wow. epip

back of the store and grab the cash drawer from that store and make it out of the store completely untouched. police are not confirming if the new one is connected to that string of others that are unsolved. a policeman on the lookout for a blue dodge minivan caravan. we have a crew headed to the scene. we'll bring you the latest updates the moment it becomes available. that is the latest, back to you. >> we will look forward to the update. a landmark case is picking up steam it yet again in the commonwealth of virginia. there is a hearing for marriage equality getting underway. they are saying they were denied equal protection on the 14th amendment the constitution. a growingen seen as battleground over same-sex marriage after democrat terry mcauliffe won the governor seat back in november. fusion --s morning, fugitive is wanted and is now dead. police say when they pulled them over, he refused orders to take his hands out of his pockets. he told police that one of them was going to die. that is with the officer fired. they heard more than one shot, witnesses said. later today, the d.c. cou

so deep , but that does nothing to change the fact that they would still be fishing in a place of untouched nature. >> the days are short, the nights are long -- yes, it's still winter in europe. in our series, europe by night, we look at how nocturnal life awakens on our continent after dusk. the sun sets at around 5:00 p.m. in poland at the moment, which is pretty early, but that does not mean there is nothing to see in warsaw after sunset. on the contrary, there is a site, which is even more spectacular when it's dark. >> this story is something of a fairy tale. once upon a time, there was a wonderful royal palace in the city of warsaw. in summer, tourists flocked from far and wide to visit it, but there was a little problem -- in winter, when it gets dark early in poland, hardly anyone came to the palace. tourism experts thought long and hard about the problem, and then they saw the light. not just one light -- 150,000 lights. palace gardens were transformed into a labyrinth of like, and suddenly, in spite of the cold weather, hundreds of thousands of people came -- palace gardens were

would bother him because someone that can kill their girlfriend's mom and their kids' grandma is untouchable emotionally. so i wouldn't even try. >> a year after the crimes, gary ackley was convicted of two counts of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole. despite the mountains of forensic evidence against him, arlene jensen's daughter julie refused to believe that ackley killed her mother. so after his conviction, she cemented their common law relationship by formally marrying him in a prison ceremony. >> i don't know. i've tried to understand that before and all i can make of it is domestic violence in its severest form. the brainwashing, the abuse that just makes that person just not even think for themselves because it's so plain to see. >> two murders, seemingly unrelated, but unmistakably connected by a series of microscopic clues. >> detectives all over this country are solving murder cases that are 20 or 30 or 40 years old based on science that didn't exist seven or eight years ago. so my expectation is that gary ackley, one, was not a very intelligent fel

. >> there were no valuables missing from the house, and dorothy's purse was untouched. >> so that ruled out the robbery motive or possible theft gone bad. >> dorothy donovan, twice widowed, with seven grandchildren, was an unlikely victim of violence. and her family said she had no known enemies. >> it's a very safe farming community. people knew each other. lots of people didn't even lock their doors. >> dorothy's grown son, charles, who had called police to the scene, made an unusual comment when he saw his mother's body. >> he made a statement, "i can't believe he killed her. i can't believe he killed her." >> and charles now told investigators that he knew the man walking outside his mother's home. he said it was someone who had asked him for a ride earlier that night and got angry when he refused. charles claimed he might have killed his mother for revenge. >> those things just don't happen that you would pick up a hitchhiker, and then all of a sudden, he ends up at your house and your mother's dead. >> what you said doesn't make sense. it doesn't make sense. what you said doesn't

remained untouched by town plows, including ariel drive, where jim russell lives. >> do not drive until your street is plowed. everyone else can drive, we cannot. >> the crews have to prioritize. if you live on a dead-end street, you may have to wait a while. >> s-1 of the reasons why i'm out here trying to clear ariel drive. >> only a few blocks away, the same thing, cars slowly carving a path to civilization. wouldn't you know it? these standup laborers call it a night, a plow showed up. while your carmine on be able to go very far in deep snow, a little patience goes a long way. looking ahead, another big worry , the wind is really picking up from time to time, gusts that feel like they are about 25-30 miles an hour. there is a concern it could topple some trees onto power lines and we can have some power issues out here. >> nice to have good neighbors out there. so the roads are so bad in the district tonight that metro has stopped all bus service. buses will start running again at 5 a.m. friday. train service has not been impacted and is expected to run on schedule tomorrow. man wa

. >> up to 60% of agricultural land is untouched as farmers lack skills, fertiliser and money for crops. the minister for agriculture says the government is determined to phase out imports. we have been able to get 4 billion of private sector invetment. there were only 10 companies in the country. today we have 70 companies. you look at it in terms of what happened to vert -- fertiliser. >> dozens of rice mills are set up across the country as output increases, but the challenges are huge for a country of 165 million people that generates only 4,000 megawas of electricity. >> you see how big the factory is. we are 24 hours on generator. there's five of them, and we spend a huge sum of money. >> while the high cost of production and raw material remain a challenge, there's a bigger problem. flooding the nigerian market with cheap foreign rice like these is the biggest threat to local production. there are no reliable statistics regarding rice coming into the country. local producers that 70% is smuggled through the poorest borders. the preference for rice poses is threat to production. w

. >> reporter: and the cul-de-sac is untouched by snowplows and not a surprised by the neighbor debbie. >> i remember one time we had it bad and we got together and shoveled it ourselves. >> and we may not get a lot of through traffic, and they may not be prioritizing it, but we would like to have it done sooner. >> reporter: and the sun is out on poplar wood. >> i made it. yeah, i made it. >> reporter: he made it. and now the surrounding streets are not really bad and the county says they do expect to get to this one sometime today. and now we also traveled out to the rockville pike to see how is it going out there, and we have that for you at 6:00. live in gaithersburg, kristin wright, news4. >>> we are following up on a story that david culver broke on twitt twitter. virginia's ban on gay marriage is unconstitutional and what it me means for the future of couples in the state. >>> and the reveal, the best in the snow, and pat collins is going to narrow the finalists after thousands of you submitted pictures. >>> plus, a home grown company has been caught up in a controversy a >>> an

many parts of western montana look untouched by man. it's small town america.ame. people come from around the world to fish the blackfoot river and other waters. ftc norman mclane made there blackfoot famous in "a river runs through it." , are concerned about climbed change and other human influences, in this, wild country, it may be that science needs to save the day. global warming is putting the state fish, the west slope cutthroat trout, in danger. >> all right, we're going to need the fisher and all the pit-tagging equipment. >> clint mofelt monitors the rivers for the u.s. geological survey. they're looking for solutions. >> this area's actually warming at two to three times the global average. the worst cares scenario would be that the rivers, dry up, warm up too much to the point where trout can't inhabit these waters anymore. nothing like sampling trout in montana. >> mosel and his teamwork the glacier nationality park. >> this is climate poster child of north america. as temperature starts warming, we actually see fish moving up the mountain sides. >>

. >> up to 60% of agricultural land is untouched as farmers access fertiliser and money for crops. the minister for agriculture says the government is determined to face out imports. >> we have been able to get $4 billion of private sector investment into that sector. we have 70 companies. looking at it in terms of what happened to fertiliser manufacturing in the country, we have 5 billion of private sector investment. >> dozens of rice meals are set up across the country as output increases. but the challenges are huge for a country of 165 million people, zernting 4,000 megawas of electricity. >> you see how big the factory is. there's about five. we spend a huge sum of money. >> while the high cost of production and raw material is a challenge, there's a bigger problem. flooding the nigerian market is the bigger threat to local production. there are no reliable statistics recording the amount of rice coming into the country. more than 70% is smuggled through the borders. >> nigerians import rice and it poses a threat to local production. unless the high cost of production and the

his submission to mexican marines designed to send a message that drug loords are not untouchable. many believed his provisions were tolerated. >> a former federal prosecutor said it was a symbol and triumph for the president. not enough on its own to break the cartels. >> the strike against joaquin guzman is an important one. what matters is the government's willingness to strike at the financial operation, and to maintain social programs to steer kids away from organised crime. >> but skepticism runs deep. whatever the message, many doubt the violent country will be made safer. >> he's one leader. in the end it's a hide ra, you cut off one head and two grow back in its place. >> translation: it's a smoke screen from the government. it's a corrupt country. the government doesn't practice democracy. >> the sinaloa's business stretches from asian australia through the americas and into europe. it's been known to pay off officials. the last time joaquin guzman was gaoled he escaped from a high security prison. the u.s. prosecutors are seeking extradition to have him face charges ther

so kentucky's own ban on such marriages for now is untouched but that appeals court decision put pressure on the widespread practice of refusing to recognize a married couple from let's say massachusetts if that couple moves to take up new jobs in missouri. but federal circuit that includes virginia also colors north carolina, south carolina, and west virginia. if the court of appeals up holds the virginia division, that's hour focus of this edition of "inside story." >>> virginia is for lovers was the slogan of the day for same-sex marriage supporters in virginia. >> today we are more american than we were yesterday, and today we're a little more equal than we were the day before. >> reporter: thursday uphurled judge struck down the state's prohibition of same sex marriage ac mandarin knowinglying long history, tradition alone cannot deny same-sex couples from marrying. in her 41 page opinion the norfolk judge referenced the history of segregation. and it wasn't until 1967 that interracial couples in virginia could marry after the supreme court ruled mildred and rich 1958 marriage must b

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his submission to mexican marines designed to send a message that drug lords are not untouchable. under the last government many believe his operations were tolerated. a former federal prosecutor says the arrest is a potent sting ball and triumph for the president. it's not enough on its own to break the cartels. >> translation: the strike against guzman is important. striking at their financial operation is more important, and maintain social programs to steer kids away from organised crime. >> but skepticism runs deep. whatever the government's message, many doubt the violence country will be any safer. >> he's a leader. in the end it's a hidera, you cut one head and two grow back. >> it's a smoke clean from the government. we are a corrupt country, where the government doesn't practice democracy. >> the sinaloa's business stretches from asia australia and into europe. >> last time he was caught he escaped after bribing guards. the u.s. is seeking an extradition. an official at the mexican attorney-general's office told al jazeera that he must face prosecution first, in a countr

appeals by some 25,000 americans said to be sitting untouched in a government computer. "the post" reports that the obama administration has not publicly acknowledged the problem with the appeals system. >>> a senate vote on a huge farm bill is expected perhaps as early as today. the bill passed the house last week with bipartisan support. this replaces farm subsidies with enhanced insurance options and cuts roughly $8 billion from the food stamp program. if the senate approves, the president is expected to sign it. >>> another troubling security breach exposing your credit and debit card information. thousands of guests at hotels like marriott, sheraton and westin. this breach reportedly took place last year at a company called white lodging. they manage 168 hotels in 21 states under those brand names we mentioned. the firm will only say an investigation is in progress and they'll reveal more information when it's available. >>> investors around the world waiting to see how stocks start the month of february, because january was ugly. the dow down 5.3%. predicting the o

red tape leaves valuable wood untouched and rotting. >> a big frustration for the private landownerses a lot more sense to do the salvage logging on public land while they're already here hauling their dead trees out. also, these burned government trees will eventually fall, blocking their logging road and raising the risk of another catastrophic wildfire. >> if those standing trees are not physically removed from the forest, they're going to turn into snags, which turn into, as they degrade over time, large fuel on the forest floor that is susceptible to another dry lightning start. >> it's the same situation in northern california, where the rim fire blackened 140,000 acres. conservationists say the dead trees do have value when left, producing another forest than replanted seedlings. >> a tree form is usually one species, all one age, it has the biological complexity of a corn field. and a natural forest has lots of different shrub 1350eshs, lots of different tree species. >> combined, the california and oregon fires could produce 500 million feet about enough lumber to build 25,0

the issue of high cost is left untouched. to keep up with our cost, the department of public health has reduced by 25 percent over the last 5 years. we are paying $23 million of taxpayer money while drug manufactures have made billions of dollars in profits. these are tax dollars going to our schools and making our neighborhood safe. but unfortunately even our residents that have good coverage are spending this money on medications. there are a lot of complicated issues that under lie why drug pricing is so high. there are a couple things that i would like to note that i have certainly explored with city staff on this issue. we have very little transparency on the prices set not only with drugs but also prices paid by the city and county of san francisco. some of the out patients are eligible to receive a low price negotiated by the federal government in the so-called

the few areas remain untouched. seventy thousandseven acquittal. not really hearing the international community paid him homage to the iraqi border would be expected. att go to the customs wanted to protect in exchange for hard cash. it contains twenty percent of ecuador's oil reserves. but it only counts for a small area in the eastern part of the bystanders. despite international support the initiative generated just a small fraction of the expected homes. the event is planned to kill him too stunned to lincoln park so i can keep going. amy fortunately we have to say that it will display all this so yet. world is willing to help save one hundred smokescreen months the president needs money to pay off the couch. now environmental activists to take to streets to denounce the two presentation. this deceit that is of the dads in our country needs development growth and we'll use our resources. these resources should not come from exploiting and destroying one of europe's most valuable green line your question what could or profits of around seven bil

but that does nothing to change the fact that they would still be fishing in a place of on untouched nature a social night so long yes it still retains europe in the series you're buying night we take a look at coming up through life awakens on the continent after dusk. the sun sets at around five pm in poland at the moment which is pretty handy. but that doesn't mean there's nothing to see in waltz off to sunset on the contrary there is a site which is even more spectacular in its stock this story is something of a fairytale. once upon a time it was a wonderful royal palace in the studio for so called yuan of palace. in summer tourists flock from far and wide to visit there was a little problem the winds here when it gets dark early in poland. hardly anyone came to the palace tourism experts told long and hard about the problem and the nice all the lights not just one light one hundred sixty thousand lights the palace gardens were transformed into a labyrinth of light. and suddenly in spite of the cold weather hundreds of thousands of people came. use a first impression of what awai

maybe i need a badge that says untouchable. i'm not a criminal. i have been arrested so many times and the crimes have been dropped because they hold me illegally. so i don't have time to say, but happy black history, i'm tickled, not pink, but black. i do see a lot of changes here. it's good. chief has known me for a number of years an i have worked with one of the chiefs. >> sir, your time is up. >> thank you, mr. washington. >> good evening president mazzucco, commissioners, my name is marty hall ren. in may of 2013 i was pointed president of the san francisco police officers association with the retirement of the past director. as it's daunting enough, i had prior service as treasurer as well as vice-president. i also had to run a campaign because i was only fulfilling gary's term. we've had one of the largest turn outs of my membership. they have voted me as president. i will be named president as the president of the poa. i want to come tonight and publically thank the members for getting involved and i want to let the commission that i want

. >> they also measure the waste from untouched leftover meal. >> a number of you told of local efforts to curb the food waste. the big stores here in northern indiana give the food that's nearing the sell by date to the food bank. therefore i believe the food bank and pantries should implement a compost program so any food left over can be composted. there are many unity community gardens that could easily take on the task of composting for their local area. on facebook, steve williamson wrote, it's just stupid what we toss. all of that could be going to making soil. and you know what soil is good for? growing food without the need for tons of chemicals. >>> join us tomorrow on air and online. from hawaii, a get tough program that's keeping probationers out of prison. >> i thought of the way i was raised, the way my wife and i were trying to raise the sons and if there's misbehavior, you do something immediately. >> that's it for this edition of "pbs newshour weekend." i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. >> "pbs newshour weekend" is made possible by lewis b. cullman and louise h

the in the ace and writer reads the right thing to be in the river is wild and untouched by civilization still landed estate national major part of the new nail this little snow during winter which makes it equally easy to travel around the nature park in summer and winter. since the ltte mill stretches along the in the river for more than two hundred km trouble or need several days in order to visit both sites. even if he's traveling by car. so the teacher part borders to be in the river from the north with this person to our hotel. at least four games with the chalk mountains above tell intelligence leads from cars our kids white mountains the teacher wrote deposits consists of a variety of formations like chocolates and replays close burgundy colored rocky soil. slopes of the canyons one can steal steal or fortress with turrets and these bright terror court intense resemble the cause and cure the ad the walked to the porches of our tile for words to find teachers unique architectural the signs at every turn. chop mountains to the thirty km in the park all teen email. it was from or te

the bank of japan keeps his policy untouched while expanding the loan programs. bank of england holocene maker speaks exclusively to bloomberg. he said britain's economic may see the central-bank forecast stop -- bank of england policy these exclusively to bloomberg. >> it may be beneath it. in theunt of slack economy will decline gradually. >> $25 billion deal for activists, it is said to be close to agreement to by novartis. welcome to "countdown." i am mark barton. it is 6:00 here in london on a tuesday morning. moberg reports are standing by ready to deliver the stories that will drive your day. -- bloomberg reporters are standing by ready to deliver the stories that will drive your day. why it is chilcote will talk about the possible data ryan chilcote will talk about the deal.le activis jonathan ferro has more. we are looking ahead to car sales figures next hour. another month of growth would keep the industry on track. since 2000expansion seven. news overnight from the bank of japan that boosted lending programs a while sticking to the plants unprecedented

the wholesale customers to projects that impact san francisco customers, the retail customers are untouched and that's not right. we into ed to somehow balance that. i'm not going to tell you how to do it. i have my favorites, but i'm not going to tell you. that's something you and staff should somehow accomplish. >> the only thing i want to highlight is that this is a 10-year plan we have budgeted every 2 years. the thinking was that we are still funding the environmental and planning process so we know the timing and the amount and what it is and at anytime as you know if we get any information we can put it back in. i do understand that it's sending a message that we are not committed because we have limited capacity in the 10-year plan and so, just want to know that our intention is to keep going along the pursuit of the desaul and that's why we haven't cut any of the funding for the planning design. >> okay, now was that a correct statement that no money has been deferred from planning and design? >> we have already appropriated for desaul $2.5 million. what is predicted is $200,000 ad

. >> perhaps the sign women are becoming more comfortable in our own, untouched and unphoto shopped skinhat is interesting. >> fascinating. yes. >> going up to the roof in a nondigital enhanced spencer christian. >> i can't wrap my arms around them. i like cloudy skies. there is a certain beauty about clouds in the sky. sheer will being at live around crescent city but it's moving into our direction we may get spring yelz out of that overnight. looking live down towards ocean beach and into the bay you can see clouds getting thicker, cloudy overnight, a chance of spotty drizzle in the morning hours, then turning sunny, breezy and mild we'll have warmer days at the end of the week. now what's happening in the atmosphere, harmless or rainless clouds during late night hours, a front approach buzz weakens and fizzle fizzles however, has potential to move through and diz fiz yichlt overnight tonight giving you a look ahead. moisture moving north. will it produce rain? overnight tonight, partly to mostly cloudy skies low temperatures mid to upper 40s. then, tomorrow afternoon, sunny skies and

he was from chicago and the leader of the untouchables. the city council committee will hear comments from the former irs agents. does not deserve credit for putting him behind bars and played no role in the prosecution. u.s. senators want to change the name of the building. >> papers will be made public today. about 5000 documents, the first of a collection being released. the full collection is about 33,000 pages. from bill clinton's eight years in office. more documents are expected to come next month. southern california is now preparing for a massive storm. this is video from pasadena. several accidents happened yesterday. a second storm is expected today and several neighborhoods in the mountains have been evacuated because of possible flooding. 6 in. of rain possible. heavy rain heading toward hollywood is putting a damper on the oscar preparations. workers are using polls to remo opoles to remove water. they're hoping for son and clear skies on sunday. >> a commonly used tool could play a big part in spreading dangerous germs that

massive backlash is growing and the is demanding stiffer penalties for multi millionaires who've been untouchable. that is until now. several high profile germans have found themselves in the media spotlight because of that accusation the trial of miami in a club president leading tennis is due to start next month. tax authorities raided the home of the head of the german postal service helps to think of in two thousand eight. now the nation on a prominent women's rights activist finds herself the subject of unwelcome attention after voluntarily disclosing her and declared to a spanking can. the law allows them to declaring it cheating to avoid prosecution. the social democrats would like to see his claws removed. it's good to know and speed up but as the tool has to be changed as it stands it can make it appealing to hide huge assets from the tax bill heartaches and people might think that if push comes to shove that they can always fill in the form and escape punishment. and a demonic it has cost a thing it seemed. i wish not to impede ten years of back taxes plus interest earlier is outreach t