they don't currently have any practices in place where they use hover-boards as physical therapy.... but now that they have a hover- board at their facility -- they are looking into using it for higher level now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty we stay close to freezing through sunday morning with highs around 50 degrees. north breezes to 20 mph on thursday afternoon are expected to decrease overnight through new year's eve as we ring in 2016. new year's day will feature north breezes to 15 mph in the afternoon. we'll see more clouds on sunday with slight rain chances monday into tuesday then again on wednesday into low-mid 50s with lows at 40 and above during that time. we stay close to freezing through sunday morning with highs around 50 degrees. north breezes to 20 mph on thursday afternoon are expected to decrease overnight through new year's eve as we ring in 2016. new year's day will feature north breezes to 15 mph in the afternoon. we'll see more clouds on sunday with slight on wednesday into thursday. highs low-mid 50s with above during that time. closed c

use their hover- board. the group is also looking into using hover-boards as a physical therapy tool for balance patients in the future the gift that just keeps on giving. the adorable reaction of this little guy as he unwraps his giant we've se of videos showing opened their gifts on christmas but this might top them all. this little guy can't control his excitement as he tries to unwrap his present. he jumps from side to side trying to work off the wrapping but just can't seem get it. then it starts to turns out it was his owner. the man posted the video on facebook, with the caption "coming home for your dog". let's take a look at what's ahead on fox five news this morning. "somewhere under the influence of marijuana." high on pot. the suspect in a deadly crash on the las vegas strip tests positive for marijuana. what experts are now saying about the findings. from dozens of national guard members stationed at mccarran airport to 15- hundred police officers on the strip and downtown. how security measured are being ramped up this new year's eve. hot ticket! las vegas welcomed more tourists than ever befo

the last point i would like to make is i think this is a critical vote for us as board. it isn't just a 80 million dollar grant from the state but it puts our sate eon record moving towards rebuilding of a prison and supporting of a process that is continuing with mass incarceration of african americans and poor people as the numbers from the [inaudible] and other studies have shown and want to be on the right side of history so i'll vote no against the process that moves forward in building a new prison when i think addressing the root causes are about addressing the mental helths substance abuse housing and other needs in our communities not spending money on a new prison so i will vote no as it comes forward but as the motion is move this forward i'll support that motion >> i will be brief in my comments and thank everyone for sticking round and have a lot of department heads so think for your time and all the work that has gun into this. i want to associate myself with the comments of supervisor tang and the questions that were asked were the things i wanted to dive

the last point i would like to make is i think this is a critical vote for us as board. it isn't just a 80 million dollar grant from the state but it puts our sate eon record moving towards rebuilding of a prison and supporting of a process that is continuing with mass incarceration of african americans and poor people as the numbers from the [inaudible] and other studies have shown and want to be on the right side of history so i'll vote no against the process that moves forward in building a new prison when i think addressing the root causes are about addressing the mental helths substance abuse housing and other needs in our communities not spending money on a new prison so i will vote no as it comes forward but as the motion is move this forward i'll support that motion >> i will be brief in my comments and thank everyone for sticking round and have a lot of department heads so think for your time and all the work that has gun into this. i want to associate myself with the comments of supervisor tang and the questions that were asked were the things i wanted to dive

. >> i created these pieces with my usual techniques of kind of using the environment as my canvas. i used my stand-up surf board to get to the iceberg in the water. it took a couple of days to scout the right one. it had to be right the texture and size. but finally found it and i had about a day to get it done. i decided the main iceberg that i painted in the water was of a girl floating in the water. she had her chin back and as it melted, she had this last gasping brefts ifnlg. gasping breath as i was painting it. it was a quick are life span than i originally thought. originally i thought it would last a couple of months but after seeing that it was more like ocouple of weeks if that. this project was especially personal for me, i felt like i had to get out. growing up from hawaii, we have a value, we say malama aina, protect the land. i want the art, for people who stumble upon it to see this fing melting into the ocean like a wake up call like a whoa, what's going on? i really like that aspect of it being more a performance piece and showing people that you know, this is a real problem for a lot of people

using a hover board on public streets, they have to be looking out for vehicle safety. this law doesn't address the use of hoverboards on sidewalks. >> you are going to be restricted by local ordinance as to where you can go and fought go. the state law allows it to be on roadways, but your local city or county may restrict which roadways or what kind of roadways. >> i do want to point out in san francisco, you cannot use your hover board on the sidewalk. as for what's next, we will monitor this for the next five years, put together a final report and admit that by 2021. >>> the bay battling the beast. san francisco has a message for superstar justin bieber, don't tag our city. ads for his new album have been all over the city. >> it's sending a message to exactly it will be okay. >> at the point the music companies to pay for the cleanup. no response from those companies tonight. a san francisco supervisor is working on legislation to increase fines for this type of advertising. >>> she really wanted to cross the road. the 500 pound female elephant seal tried repeatedly to cross highway 121 in marin county. the failed attempt created quite a backup while traffic was backed up. wildlif

the last point i would like to make is i think this is a critical vote for us as board. it isn't just a 80 million dollar grant from the state but it puts our sate eon record moving towards rebuilding of a prison and supporting of a process that is continuing with mass incarceration of african americans and poor people as the numbers from the [inaudible] and other studies have shown and want to be on the right side of history so i'll vote no against the process that moves forward in building a new prison when i think addressing the root causes are about addressing the mental helths substance abuse housing and other needs in our communities not spending money on a new prison so i will vote no as it comes forward but as the motion is move this forward i'll support that motion >> i will be brief in my comments and thank everyone for sticking round and have a lot of department heads so think for your time and all the work that has gun into this. i want to associate myself with the comments of supervisor tang and the questions that were asked were the things i wanted to dive

. >> i created these images as my techniques, using the environment as my canvas. i used my stand up surf board to get to the ice burg in the water. it took a couple of days to scout for the right one. it had to be the right texture and size but finally found it and i had about a day to get it done. i decided the main iceberg that i painted in the water was of a girl floating on her back and she had her chin back and as it melted you know she kind of had this last gaping breat gasping . i knew it was going to be a quicker life span of this painting that i thought. originally i thought it was going to last a couple of months but after that, after seeing that it was a couple of weeks if that. this prornlg wa project was espy personal for me. growing up in leigh the values we hold, malama ina, nourish and protect the lands, i try to instill that value into my art. i wanted the art in itself, for people who stumbled upon it, this figure melting into the ocean, a wake up call, whoa, what's going on? i liked that aspect of it, kind of more a performance piece and showing that this is a problem for a

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carter worth is breaking it down with us at the smart board and nifty pen as well. carter? show us the charts. >> here is the board. right. i think the issue is this -- it is almost a foregone conclusion you get a year end rally. it is like a birth right in america. that is just not the case. i want to set this up with this. here is the russell 2,000. this is not random. we are here. and we even slipped from this. but this is what we've done over one year and 11 months. no results. and if you look at it as though it were a fund, the max gain you ever got, 11%, a draw down of 17, these are not desirable risk reward. and unchanged on two-year basis. and then i want to talk about the month of december. the statistics are for the month of december. the russell 2,000 outperformed the s&p in 24 of the past 36 years in december. what is happening this december? it is exactly the opposite. the russell 2,000 is down considerably more. and with today's recovery in the s&p, this spread even widened. s&p is now up slightly on the year. so things that are supposed to be, don't have to be

using company counsel to deceive boards of directors. why did he do that, so that the two defendants could use the company as shkreli's personal piggy banko pay back shareholders from both funds who repeatedly, at this point, demanded initial investment back and the returns on investments they were told they would receive. betty: shkreli is charged with securities fraud and conspiracy. if convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison. the debate whether ceos are overcompensated -- forget about fraud, right -- particularly if they failed to live up to expectation, has been around for years, but it is not just that wrestling -- roughly the feathers of shareholders. some are shelling out huge amounts of money and stocks to outside board members, and that is raising questions about whether these directors can maintain independent guidance. joining us now is independent news reporter caleb melby. thank you for joining us. this is a fascinating story. who are some of the worst offenders on this? b: the big one is regeneron pharmaceuticals. that is after you take out the former ceo of merck, who got paid more than $20 million last year. betty: a

watch as he uses hover board to steel entire case of energy drinks.ld think that would be more difficult. but surveillance video shows the man rolling into london convenience store, grabbing his beverage every choice, rolling right out. after the incident british authorities banned the use of hover boards on public roads and sidewalks. >>> well, one more place you can't have that hover board, an airplane. three major airlines, american, delta, and united, are banning whoever err boards because of a potential fire hazard. the airlines say there are safety concerns related to the devices lithium ion batteries. federal rules limit the types of batteries allowed on planes, because of the risk of combustion. the change has already affected on united and dealt a american will start that policy tomorrow. >>> well, the bald eagle has landed. only "eyewitness news" was there, as wildlife officials rescued an injured bird. >> yes, the home own nerve pittstown, new jersey spotted that eagle with a broken leg in her backyard on shy creek road. it had been there s

that apartment now, the town house behind us is now boarded up once again, as you saw just a few moments ago. there's no more access allowed in until further notice. coming up later in the nurews cast, we'll talk about the backlash against muslimed not just here but around the country. we had a taste of this after september 11th, and it's happening again. for now, we're in redlands. back to you. >> thank you very much. we'll see you later. >> we're also learning more tonight ability the victims, those who lost their lives in the attack. 12 of the 14 killed were employees of the county of san bernadino. michelle roberts joins us with some of their stories. so difficult for the families, not only to understand the loss, but how they were killed, too. >> completely devastating. 14 families are planning funerals and memorials. some were asking for privacy as they mourn their loved ones. while others are asking for change to prevent another tragedy from happening. >> unfortunate. it's really not an individual thing. this is the entire nation. a state of war. >> abraham says his brother isaac

>> reporter: ryan has no plans to replace the destroyed hover board and his mother agrees. >> we won't get one again. >> as you've heard usell you, some airlines have actually banned hover boards because of safety concerns. delta, american and united airlines will not let you bring them on to planes. checked or otherwise because of the fire hazard from their lithium ion batteries. that's all we hear about lat la. >> i know. incredible. >> left and right. >> i know. >> philadelphia youth football team back home tonight after big wip. >> yeah, a win the same team brought home last year as well. fox 29 cameras at the rec center in east germantown this morning as the northwest rangers midget football team arrived home from florida. they are the 2015 pop warner champs that makes them back to back champions winning the same title last year and the team came from behind big time to within this one. >> it's a great feeling to be repeating. to see that we came to be down 19-zero in the first quarter and overcoming adversity, resilience seeing how these kids really wanted what they wanted. >> raiders scored 34 unanswered points to

suzanne: but authors of the petition say it was being used as a wake up call to the board of selectmen to over see the police departments activities sighting numerous stories of misconduct by police. >> the chief has mud all over his face so we have no reason to trust our police department they can go home in a box any day they work. them. >> it's apparent to me there is no supervision in the department. they are not responsible their behavior, if there is an sop they are not following it. >> there needs to be a change, there absolutely needs to be a change. from the top down. >> we are going to do our best to deal with it. we know there are issues. stephanie: selectman say they will discuss options brought up at the hearing including hiring a consulting firm and creating a police oversight committee. in canterbury suzanne roantree, shelley: police in maine say a dover man is responsible for a hit and run that killed a service dog. berwick police say 23-year-old jesse gosselin hit and killed a 7-year-old service dog saturday. when it' s owner was getting his mail. officers say he start

boards, their batteries and insides look like this. you have a very cheaply constructed battery which tears easily. it as you can see, they used glue to try to secure the battery to the board. >> ohno. >> reporter: for now, manufacturers, manufacturers are recommending you don't charge these have her boards overnight but it's a hot ticket item this holiday season. there's a lot of controversy around it. >> good advice. about those knockoffs. it's time to take a look ahead at the week coming up. parents in newtown. it's the anniversary of the elementary shooting. twenty-first grade children and six educators were killed in the 2012 massacre. on tuesday, it's debate number five for the republican presidential candidates. presidential hopefuls will go head to head in las vegas one more time before the new year. last minute shoppers rejoiced. friday is free shipping day. retailers that participate in this one day event that offers free shipping on any order promising delivery by christmas day. star wars fans have been waiting for this day four ly per the force awakens officially opens show the movie thursday night. this only exist

the arrest came last summer as he tried to board a plane for turkey, but as cbs5's joe vasquez tells us, the man's lawyer says he was going on a charity trip. joe? >> reporter: we learned this afternoon, ken, this young man from fremont is being held in administrative segregation. the judge said that's not a punishment like solitary confinement, but he is being kept away from other inmates. meanwhile his attorney asked that he be removed completely from jail now while they fight the charges. wearing the red prison jump suit 22-year-old adam shafi appeared before the federal judge this afternoon asking for bail to be reduced, but prosecutors argued he had vowed to shed blood in support of a terrorist organization called al-nusrah front and that made him too much of a flight risk. the judge agreed and ordered him black to jail with no bail. >> we -- back to jail with no bail. >> we intend to take it back to the district judge on appeal. >> reporter: what was your argument? >> he's not a flight risk ordaining to the community. >> reporter: adam traveled with his family in 2014 from san fra

ray: authors say it was being used as a wake-up call to the board to oversee the police s activities, citing numerous examples of misconduct. his face. they can go home any day they work. department. they are not responsible for their behavior. if there is an slp, they do not follow it. >> we know there are issues. ray: the select board says they will discuss the options brought possibly hiring a consulting firm or creating a review firm. reporting live, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: a ae teen hit by a car is now in stable condition. the 14-year-old boy was hit while crossing highland street. he is expected to be released in the next couple days. erin: a state panel says that the application to build the controversial northern pass project is now complete. eversource energy' s application to build the past. supporters say the project will create jobs and lower electricity cost. opponents are concerned it will hurt property values and the environment. sean: a man accused of using heroin to control women and traffic them for sex has pled guilty. 28-year old frantzer fleurimond pleaded

a great story to use as a spring board to talk about the chinese consumer, we just don't have a lot oftion on the company. this is the way the ipo market is now, carl. particularly with the jobs act. you can drop an ipo with one week notice which is what we had here on this. and a week later you're essentially public. good news and sort of bad news because we don't have time to prepare for it. that's wait it is. dow down 132 points. ca carl, have a good weekend. >> bob pisani, thank you very much. >> let's get to the bond pits and check in with rick santelli. >> good morning, carl. there's a lot of moving parts in the market with regard to central banks. whether it's japan, europe, or of course our central bank. there's a lot of divergence, a lot of comparisons, and investors have to not only look at what is currently going on with things like qe in japan, but have to factor in the trends and how those trends and future policy issues are affected by our fed. it's getting messy. if you look at a one and two-day of tens, there's one notion that jumps out simply. we're drifting lower in y

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"this drug hopefully will allow us to get ahead of the game as far as bleeding in the brain." the drug is on board all of plano's ems trucks... in cases where it's needed most. a car wreck, a blow to the head, a fall. paramedics have used txa on 8 injuries since october. for patients to qualify, they must have a realistic chance of survival, not pregnant, and be at least 18 years old. here's a look at storm track seven live doppler radar this morning. eileen loan has the forecast for us next. check of your storm t a few snow showers will track through today and tomorrow with mainly dry weather for the beginning of the new year. highs will drop from the 20s today and tomorrow into the mid teens for thursday and friday before climbing back into the mid 20s for the weekend. now on today in iowa... how do the roads look this morning -- after a powerful winter storm. we'll have a live report -- plus the forecast from storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan. plus... who's stealing baby jesus statues from catholic churches? that's what police in one state want to know. and this week -- hawkeyes fans

down to one question, the number one question we have to ask as police chiefs, community members, all of us, white, black, across the board- how do we see our men of color? how do we view them? if we view them as a threat, a lot things become different. reaching for a driver license is considered unassertive movement. no longeruestion is youthful exuberance, it becomes defiance. a lot of things come out of our fear and bias, so we struggle with that as a people. we need to answer questions. how do we view our young men of color to make sure that we treat everyone with respect? [applause] host: we were taught about this behind stage -- talking about this behind stage and this is just a theory of mine. we live in a society right now where police officers are called into situations in which may be, , invoking the criminal justice system, are not the best answers. i particularly think about that case in columbia, south carolina. but there are so many cases like that where you can see societal things going on, maybe a drug issue that could have been taken thought about from a public health perspective. or maybe a mental health

as next year and this could make a big impact on sports sidelines. >> it requires more validity and trials to make sure it will be useful. >>> we have heard a lot about hover boards lately and now hear being them as a get away ride for thieves. this video from england captured a daring thief cruising around a grocery store and picked up drinks and glided out without paying and this is illegal in england but authorities need to create new laws to keep a step ahead of this kind of crime, as we look live outside. sky 6 hd showing you the ben franklin bridge and parts of penn's landing, it's a nice way to end the work week and melissa magee has a nicer weekend in store when we check the accuweather forecast. like to love your numbers. discover once-daily invokana®. it's the #1 prescribed in the newest class of medicines that work with the kidneys to lower a1c. invokana® is used along with diet and exercise to significantly lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. it's a once-daily pill that works around the clock. here's how: the kidneys allow sugar to be absorbed back into the body. invokana® reduces the amount of sugar allowed back in and sends some sugar

the hover board still in the box when it started smoking. a security guard used a fire extinguisher as shoppers evacuated the mall. fortunately no one hurt, but think are investigating that one and the fiery hover board blast in ocean county from the weekend. >>> the other danger about this hot toys of the holidays is losing your balance. michael tyson was trying out his daughter's and down he goes, knocked to the mat. and he was ok but the cracked hover board needs to be replaced and his daughter wants another metallic pink one. >>> and a woman saying hello to her baby in the front of a pick up truck it kiesha and steve melchoirre going as she was in labor, pulling over to see his wife deliver the baby. the baby was portia and due january 23 but rings in the new year with her family. >> pulled her up to my chest and put her in my sw swit -- sweatshirt, i didn't have a blanket. is it a boy or girl? i said oh, let me check. >> it was a miracle. she did everything, i was just the driver. >> and their older daughter's delivery was longer lasting 12 hours and the sister's only a few minute

cedar rapids library officials are using the answers to those questions, as a guide for the library's board of trustees. they hope community input will help with the tough choices currently on their plate. "certainly in times of less resources we have to make harder decisions about the choices we make. we want to still have a balanced community library where we are giving as much as we can to as many people we can but we have to make great decisions that are based in community need in the direction we're given." those involved in the conversation say the library is important, and "i think that the library is possible service to this community from gather and just spend time and have our children learn and play." "schmidt says she hopes this meeting will lead to new partnerships, enhanced efficiencies, and a vision for the future for years to come. in cedar rapids, brea love, kcrg- tv nine news." turning to weather, and meteorologist joe winters. no snow in the f fecast again tonight? meteorologist joe winters joins us now with weather. joe, an even milder tomorrow? the brighter sky from wed

as well. >> absolutely. if you do choose to use a helper board or a skateboard -- a hover board or a skateboard, do so on a trail. rather than roadways. mandy: stay safe out there. mandy gaither, wyff news 4 in greenville. 4 hd weather forecast. chris: i don't and you will want to hoverboards out there for a few more days. cold air moves in. look at the system. severe weather down towards the south, significant snow to the north. a very dynamic system. across the southeast, heavy rainfall across our area starting to pick up. it will be a soggy night. look at this line to the west. the yellows, oranges and reds, those are heavy rain showers. that will continue to push into the area. like to moderate rain for now, but it will pick up over the evening. raven county seeing the heaviest rain. from robbinsville over towards clayton, the heaviest showers pushing towards the north. franklin, asheville, you will see it shortly. that towards north georgia, the heavier showers are headed your tonight. an inch and a half to two inches of rain. we have a flood watch until thursday at 7:00 a.m. why thursday? another round of

packed a meeting last night to present a petition calling on the board to the supporters of the effort say they are using the petition as a some people may not understand the full ramifications, say members of the select board. erin: a henna command was killed in a fire -- henniker man was killed in a fiery crash. 52-year-old todd goss was killed. sean: the trial of a dump truck driver continues. kyle witty is accused of ramming into a minivan, killing 60-year-old elizabeth mcquinn. erin: a man arrested last year in collection desk connection with a human trafficking operation has pled guilty -- in connection with a human trafficking operation has pled guilty. 28-year old frantzer fleurimond will be sentenced next month. kevin: it will be partly cloudy up north. mostly cloudy skies going to partial sunshine in the southern areas of the state. back within a few degrees of 40 today. they will be peaking in the 50' s over the weekend. erin: almost 60 on sunday. coming up next, they will have an interview with donald trump on "good morning america" one day after he made the controversial comments about country. sean: two of

phil: the hover boards are harder to use than they look. reporter: as many reveal what they got for christmas, one of the hottest gifts is leaving many in the hospital wipeout even baseball players hitting the ground as this u.s. representative is taking to twitter to show off this hover board injury. we have seen the fires linked to the hover board and now they are investigating 21 fire incidents across the country even treating this warning, got a hover board for christmas? may not want one of these and they banned them from flights for fear of the batteries catching fire. >> i was surprised. i didn't think i would get injured that badly. reporter: he falls twice here, bloddying his knee. they have received dozens of reports of injuries and is expecting that number to grow. experts urge everyone to wear proper safety gear before taking one for a spin. >> if you want to be someone taking care of yourself get wrist guards and a helmet. reporter: wcvb, newscenter 5. phil: did you ever try one? it looks ridiculous. phil: my never -- nephews got one -- jc:

my name is somewhe-- chi police here in san bernardino, and we have county board of sprr james ramos joining us this morning asl. i want to start this off by reiterating that -- how incredibly tragic this is, and we've got a lot of families that are clearly devastated by what happened here. we need to be sensitive to that, and i want to put out to those families that our prayers are with them and that we were here to support them any way that we can. some updated numbers. same as yesterday. we have 14 people that are confirmed dead in this incident. the number of wounded has risen from 17 to 21. they are being treated at various local hospitals. we were asked yesterday about the number of officers that responded. we are still compiling the total number of officers that responded here at 11:00 when the initial call of the shooting went out. our rough count right now is about 300 officers for our local, county, state, and federal agencies that responded for the initial active shooter component of this and help deal with the crime scene here. many of those assets also were part of the investigation in the officer

as i understand. at any rate, the vice presidency is in the back. he is with us and, of course, general ray, who is the chairman of the board of regents. and the 29th commandant of the marine corps. he joins us. as always, he will have the last word. at any rate, let me welcome the speakers. first, right here, professor mohammed dajani. currently a fellow at the washington institute. he obviously contributed a great deal, i think, to understanding moderate islam. a professor of political science in jerusalem. he will be making a presentation today and, obviously, many of you are familiar with the very distinguished contribution and involvements of his family in jerusalem. we do have, obviously, the information about the speakers. i want to go into details. the speaker from the israeli embassy in washington, will also participate. he is also well-known to the audience here. he participated in a number of our seminars and contributed to our report. and so forth. now, basically the mission, i think, is to deal with the mission of the question of jerusalem. whether the escalating tension and environments in recent months, at least the last

used voice recordings of parent-infant interactions ... as they played with electronic toys, puzzles and blocks, and board books... both the parents and babies used fewer words and had less talking back and forth when they played with electronic toys -- compared to books or traditional toys... in fact, reading books provided the best quality and quantity of traditional toys. another positive -- books are usually much cheaper. decision 20-16 coverage... as senator ted cruz stepped up his response to a washington post editorial cartoon he called tasteless. this comes as the candidates finally start to wind down for the christmas holiday. edward lawrence fills us in on the campaign trail... "when they divide us up, they win, when we stand together as one people, we win!" the candidates for president may finally be taking a break from the rhetoric for the holidays. "we celebrate christmas eve so we have 60 people from our family coming over tomorrow so we've got some work to do to set releasing this editorial cartoon via twitter. it shows hillary clinton walking with what cruz describes this in response to a washington

the board going into closed session to start your meetings forcing active city employees to wait several hours in the lobby to reconvene in open session. using benefited vocation time to be here. as far as i know no other board or commission starts their meetings by rudely going into closed session. this board appears to be the only commission doing so. fortunately i officially retired from my city employment on halloween and have received and deposited my first retirement check, so i no longer have to take vacation or floating holiday hours to come remeend you to be more transparent with the 60 thousand active and retired members of our system. what you do with my money, our retirement fund is now much more personal. please stop going into closed session at the start of your meetings and go back to doing it mid-meeting. >> thank you, any other members of the public that would like totake a moment and share their views? >> i would weremiss and also advocate you move closed sessions to your regular time. i am using vacation hours to be here. i they think it would be very poloit of you totake that into consideration. any other for public comment? public comment is closed at this ti

the board going into closed session to start your meetings forcing active city employees to wait several hours in the lobby to reconvene in open session. using benefited vocation time to be here. as far as i know no other board or commission starts their meetings by rudely going into closed session. this board appears to be the only commission doing so. fortunately i officially retired from my city employment on halloween and have received and deposited my first retirement check, so i no longer have to take vacation or floating holiday hours to come remeend you to be more transparent with the 60 thousand active and retired members of our system. what you do with my money, our retirement fund is now much more personal. please stop going into closed session at the start of your meetings and go back to doing it mid-meeting. >> thank you, any other members of the public that would like totake a moment and share their views? >> i would weremiss and also advocate you move closed sessions to your regular time. i am using vacation hours to be here. i they think it would be very poloit of you totake that into consideration. any other for public comment? public comment is closed at this ti

with it all morning but it is out, there generally going to be with us across the board through the rest of the morning, probably, as late as 1:00, 2:00 at the absolute latest, then all completely getting out of here. then, we do start to see these temperatures going on uphill climb. looking at the difference between the forecasted high on the left, and the record high on the right here, okay? so shooting for the low 60s today. we will come close but not quite even challenging record, coming awfully close tomorrow. see how we do, it will at least be flirting with the daily record. and we expect to just shoot feron christmas eve, as these temperatures keep on warming up with every passing day. so thursday obviously the warmest of the pack. again, i'll say it again, i think santa will be for going the long johns perhaps wearing hawaiian shirt instead for his big flight that night. then christmas day itself not bad day, mid 60s, some sunshine, still warm this weekend, too, for the standards, meisha. >> i'm good with the hawaiian shirt as long as it is not a speedo. >> that's a mental image, saint in a speedo. >> that's

that's the investment for us. >> as a one commissioner reserve any right to make that depreciation at a later time i'm not prime the outcome today to what we will finally do as at boardbe the intent of the governance committee that maybe what whether happen and ultimately but not done the due diligence to reach that depreciation that's where we are and we'll take that particular point up at a later meeting any other general questions about the fiduciary role? >> okay. >> my council i thank you for ceasing us with another question and opportunity. >> thank you very much. >> thank you hearing very much i'll request we take a 5 minute pause. >> now that cigarette of our agenda was in parenthesis was populated to be 20 minutes long it's absolutely the reason we're here and not pacific because of presumed timeline there is some of the topics we want to cover and in indeed we don't get them all covered they'll be carved offer for other moments on the future agenda the point a range of topics and issues some near term and some fallout out to make adjustment we'll do that but at the end of the day this was supposed to be an education session for the board and public we'll be

and a japanese master craftsman used the film as a motif for his work. with his japanese shogi chess board, players can re-create the battle between the rebel alliance and the empire. >> translator: they are three times the size of normal pieces. i hope they look quite powerful. i want people abroad to become interested in my work and learn about shogi, which is one of japan's traditional board games. >> takahashi spent four months carving the pieces at the request of a movie theater in tendo city, northeastern japan. it's known for shogi piece production. takahashi says he is especially proud of the realistic touch he gave master yoda. >>> and that's all for now on this edition of "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. from all of us at nhk world, thanks for watching, and have a good day wherever you are. >> a strong signal is due to be sent from paris not only about fighting terrorism, but also about tackling another worldwide threat -- global warming. starting next monday, the international community gathers in the french capital to negotiate a climate treaty in which all countries not

. >> reporter: that woman was talking about her sister's new hover board, that caught fire as she tried to use> before she was able to get it to the front door, it almost exploded in her hands. >> reporter: a quick search of youtube comes up with numerous cases of the boards catching fire. >> we're going to try and contact amazon, and try to tell them like, okay this is not safe. this nearly burnt our house down, then hopefully get 0 our money back for this. because we've only had them for a week. >> reporter: contra costa county fire chief says there have been other problems with products using lithium-ion batteries. >> if you are charging something with an a lithium-ion battery, you should probably be in the room with it. >> amazon has pulled most of its hover board models from its website. john sasaki, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> the same toxic elgy preventing the start of the bay area's crab fishing is causing potentially deadly products pour sea lions. the acid is a neuro toxin, and is causing irreversible brain damage in sea lions. marine biologists say they can usually save 50% of the animals

. >> health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman joins us at the big board with details. >> as with many studies this one doesn't proved as cause autism but it shows strong evidence that some of them may be linked to a higher risk for the disorder. the drugs in question are known as ssri's they include prozac paxil and zoloft. researchers in quebec followed nearly 150,000 moms and babies for 10 years. they found a significantly higher risk for autism when women used an ssri during the second or third trimester. still the doctors recognize this could be due to other factors and in some cases the harm of depression during pregnancy can be riskierer than medication. the study is published in jala pediatrics. researchers say because antidepressants are so widely used we need to learn more about this potential risk. >>> and in much lighter news today, we he have seen some crazy workouts but one in new york city is getting a lot of attention especially from star wars fans. >> why do you think i have my strike at an angle like this? >> well, this is jedi fitness. every thursday star wars f

did not know what the rest of us living in this century did, and that's airlines have banned the hover boards because of the fire danger. crow tweeted, no segway boards as luggage? too late to tell us at the airport, kids and i offloaded. good-bye, virj gin, never again >>> oh, i shouldn't laugh. we can watch it over and over. it takes a lot to bring down mike tyson. apparently a hover board will do it. he posted this on instagram, certainly going viral. the former heavyweight champ losing his balance but laughs at himself. we'll call that one evander. >> yeah, right. so he had five knockouts in his career. i think that's the only one he's laughing about. the only one. >>> well, record setting day for sfo. this morning the airport welcomed its 50 millionth passenger of the year. that is the largest number of passengers the airport has seen in its 88-year history. and they reached it just with a day before the new year. to commemorate the milestone sfo teamed up with virgin america to present the 50 millionth passenger. they surprised that passenger by asking her to come up to the gate. >> i mean, i figured they wanted to change my seat or something. i w

to scan the cosmos for elements it's hoped to give us more understanding of mysterious and as yet unseen dark matter. >> reporter: launching on board a long march rocket, the dark matter particle explorer is said to give a view we have not seen before. the space craft will orbit earth at an altitude of 500 kilometres while its powerful space telescope searches for high energy gamma ray electron and coulds make rays. using a series of detectors, it is able to map the direction, energy and electric charge of these particles as they travel through space. from these scientists hope the telescope will see evidence of what is known as dark matter, which has never been seen or directly detected, but by looking at the movement of galaxys, they are sure it exists. it makes up 80% of the universe. >> it is extortions from the galaxy, and these measurements of these extortions is telling us that there is an additional amount of matter in the universe that we cannot see. >> reporter: the space telescope is a first of four the chinese academy of sciens is developing to explore the galaxy. we will get the photographs within the next few days >>>

as i understand. rate, the vice presidency is in the back. he is with us and, of course, general ray, who is the chairman of the board of regents. commandant of the marine corps. he joins us. as always, he will have the last word. theny rate, let me welcome speakers. right here, professor mohammed dajani. currently a fellow at the washington institute. he obviously contributed a great deal, i think, to understanding moderate islam. sciencesor of political in jerusalem. he will be making a presentation and, obviously, many of you are familiar with the very distinguished contribution and involvements of his family in jerusalem. have, obviously, the information about the speakers. i want to go into details. the speaker from the israeli , will alsowashington participate. well-known to the audience here. he participated in a number of and contributed to our report. and so forth. now, basically the mission, i , is to deal with the mission of the question of jerusalem. whether the escalating tension and environments in recent months, at least the last three months, can ignite a religious war in the middle east and beyond. and yet at the

using a hover board during mass. you like that, huh? well, he couldn't wait to try out one of his gifts and used it to go up and down the aisles as he sang christmas songs. >> the priest was suspended because mass is "the church's highest form of worship." >>. >>> the priest looked like a pro there, right? but sometimes it doesn't look that flawless. >> mike tyson posted this video on instagram. >> he took it for a few spins, no problem. but down goes tyson. down goes tyson. >> he's okay. >> i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. we'll see you again in half an hour. >> bye, bye. >>> breaking news tonight. the deadly storms wreaking havoc. deadly crashes in the snow and ice in the east. the race against time in the midwest. the national guard now called in. and at this hour, thousands of flights canceled coast to coast. the ripple effect for millions trying to get home. >>> the fugitive caught. the mother and son found in puerto vallarta. the teen before and after, dying his hair. authorities say, on the run with help from his mother. allegedly skipping probation after driving drunk and killing four. >>> the emergencies in the air. the

as 60 years in prison. that happened in october of 2012. now the pension system board has cited sandusky' crimes as the basis for his pension forfeitu forfeiture. the board should have not san us ski university employed at the time of the crimes were you he was officially retired. >> scary armed robbery is caught on surveillance cameras in north philadelphia. a gunman pushed a customer aside and pointed a weapon at a clerk at an exxon gas station in franklinville. he then ran behind the counter and demanded money. this happened on december 11th at the store on the 3100 block of north broad. a second suspect stood at the door. if you've got any information, please call police. >>> the search continues for this man who detectives say hit a philadelphia police officer with his car then kept driving. this is 26-year-old maurice taylor. investigators say he was behind the wheel of a volkswagen passat last night. the same vehicle that hit the officer on the 2700 block of sears street. now that impact sent the officer flying into a parked car leaving a hole in the windshield much he's at jefferson hospital recovering from serious injuries. police say taylor ditched the car leaving be

as more people use cell phones. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. ((denise valdez)) > a muslim family is stopped as they try to board a plane to the u-s. ((paul joncich)) the reason one man suspects his family's visas were revoked... while on the way to disneyland. /// ((denise valdez)) plus... it's a bird! it's a plane! it's a.... rocket? tonight on 8 news now at five...i -team chief investigator and u-f-o expert george knapp analyzes that bright light that lit up the newspapers are urging their government to get involved.. after a british muslim family was stopped from getting onto a plane tt the u-s. mohammad tariq mahmood says he was with his brother and children.. on thier way to disneyland.. when they were stopped at london's gatwick airport and he says they were not given a reason why: (( mahmood: the only reason that comes to my mind is because the day before there were problems in california. we heard the schools were shut down, there were some threats in california and maybe because we have muslim names. and by looking at that time, we were the only muslims in that cabin as far as i could see. i didn't see

were made about the super bowl before us on the board of supervisors did it's really important we get in front of it before the cost gets out of control. so, just as the budget analyst provide some information for us. yesterday we were told by the department that they were budgeted to do work for the super bowl and then from the luminary draft information from this budget analysts who pulled from the apartments, there's nothing in their budgets. please, fire only wb, mta is nothing budgeted for the event but we know the costs are going to be good with good handle on. i'll be asking and appreciate supervisor cohen as well making a request on the budget analyst to track with the spending is going to be. for the super bowl and how we can make efforts to clamp down on what could be costs that could estimate as refund a corporate event for the whole world to see. the rest i'll submit >> thank you. pres. breed >> i just want to start by acknowledging supervisor cohen on the recent officer involved shooting in her district. a real tragedy and she has definitely been a leader in trying to work with members of the community, work with the family and try an

tonight, the school board authorized february second as the date for that vote. the district would use money for career and technical education programs. those programs would operate inside a 35 million dollar career center that the district would build near central middle school. waterloo east and west high schools would also receive six million dollars for renovations. and february second is also the date when college community voters will head back to the polls. tonight, the school district set that date for a vote on a 49 and a half million dollar bond issue. the amount is same as the bond narrowly rejected last april. but the district has rearranged existing bond debt so property owners would pay a smaller tax increase with this new plan. the money would allow the district to add classroom space to prairie high school. today, many hawkeye season ticket holders learned whether they'll be able to buy rose bowl tickets from the school. the university started distributing about 23- thousand tickets. the system awards tickets to longtime season ticket holders and top donors first. the

the board going into closed session to start your meetings forcing active city employees to wait several hours in the lobby to reconvene in open session. using benefited vocation time to be here. as far as i know no other board or commission starts their meetings by rudely going into closed session. this board appears to be the only commission doing so. fortunately i officially retired from my city employment on halloween and have received and deposited my first retirement check, so i no longer have to take vacation or floating holiday hours to come remeend you to be more transparent with the 60 thousand active and retired members of our system. what you do with my money, our retirement fund is now much more personal. please stop going into closed session at the start of your meetings and go back to doing it mid-meeting. >> thank you, any other members of the public that would like totake a moment and share their views? >> i would weremiss and also advocate you move closed sessions to your regular time. i am using vacation hours to be here. i they think it would be very poloit of you totake that into consideration. any other for public comment? public comment is closed at this ti