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we'll have highlights at 9:00 and 11:00, and mike shumann who is in seattle will bring us complete post coverage and another edition of "vernon's view". follow shu throughout the game on twitter "@mikeshumann". he has been updating us from the stadium. for fans upset about the super bowl being played in new york where the game temps will be below freezing, maybe this makes you feel better. roger goodell will not sit in a fancy suite. he will sit outside in the stand with the people. bring your thermals, roger, you're going to need them. >>> final round of the hsbc golf championship in abu dhabi. phil mickelson was leading until 13th hole. the ball is stuck in the bush, and lefty tries to hit righty and double hits it. that allows the spaniard to take the lead. he is ranked 103rd in the world with a 5-under par-6 7, 14-under for the tournament, and wins bay shot. pga tour, southern california, the humana challenge. this is the shot of the day. the tee shot on 17. 110 yards you know what's coming. >> no way. >> yes, way. he finishes at 12-under. pumped up. patrick reed, 1-under on the day

keep us posted when we hear from the yankees, perhaps we'll hear it by way of you. thank you. >>> now to west virginia, where 300,000 people don't have access to clean happtap water. two days after a chemical used to wash coal leaked into the water supply. more than 1,000 people had called a local poison control center complaining of symptoms, which include nausea, vomiting, dizzyness, headaches, rashes and sore throats. it's unclear if exposure actually caused those symptoms. huge tractor trailers loaded with bottled water have begun arriving for people unable to cook, bathe, drink that tap water. >> this is a very difficult situation here. just about the only thing people can use their running water for is to flush their toilets. restaurants are closed. most businesses are also closed and there's also uncertainty about how long this situation will linger. >> it's utter chaos. >> see people just grabbing every ice bag they can. >> oh, it's hard. i got to use bottled water. >> there is growing outrage and concern in west virginia, where at least 300,000 people with

. >> thank you for keeping us post. jon najarian. >>> meantime, let's get to shares of intercept pharmaceuticals. up a whopping 500%. ci citigroup putting out a number today, upping its price target to $400 a share. joining us the head of citi's biotech division. is it overvalued at this point. >> what we said in the notes, the mates are conservative. we're talking about a disease that affects about 10% of the u.s. population, 600,000 patients have to get treated. data is phenomenally good. >> you mentioned about 10% to 15% of the population in the united states has early staging s of this particular disease, at the same time, you said that the number of addressable patients is unknown, how is that possible? >> no one knows what causes the disease overall, it looks like it's related to diabetes, a metabolic problem. again, we're talking about 30 million, maybe 6 million, 600 at least has to get treated. that's 30 billion right there. >> to mel's point, it seems like a small number of patients, is there something else, an

they would not have been removed from this house if it wasn't for us posting this individual joe. >>ng child protective services are not doing their job. they were already in contact with child protective services, sir. >> so why are you outraged at the police department? >> i'm outraged with the police union and this man's actions by posting a video of a minor child you think is being abused. this is the same as posting a video of a child being sexually abused. it's the same act. if you thought the child was sexually abused -- >> that is a different ballpark. a child being sexually abused. that's kiddy pornography. >> that's what you're saying this is. people are outraged about this video. >> we have to educate the public in order to address these problems. it is crazy. it is flawed logic to think that this is even in the same ballpark as posting a sexual assault video. >> sergeant wells, you are not backing down from this issue. just today a blog post on the union's web site reads this. "don't allow race, politics or emotion to distract us from the central issue. this is 100% about

a lot of political scientists suggest if the economy was worse, the drug use, post erty and drug rates will go up. we had 50 straight months of economic growth. it may be unequal, but it lifted some people up. >> we have to look at what we are made of, saving the economy. most of the drugs are low wage drugs. large numbers of fellow citizens gave up going to work. many are working part-time. none of it counts when it comes to statistics, and profits for the rich corporations and big banks are breaking records. executive compensation breaking records. that's ending wealth and equality, not saving the economy. he's saving a version of capitalism. he, larry somers, tim quiet ner. banks doing well, how are home owners doing. still catching hell. how are workers doing. poor people rendered invisible. poor children and inner cities rendered invisible. can't wait to go in. >> i hear what you say about inequality. is there anything positive you can say about president obama. >> he gave some wonderful speeches. >> that's it. >> he gives wonderful speeches. health care we were holding out on the

we'll have highlights at 9:00 and 11:00, and mike shumann who is in seattle will bring us complete postoverage and another edition of "vernon's view". follow shu throughout the game on twitter "@mikeshumann". he has been updating us from the stadium. for fans upset about the super bowl being played in new york where the game temps will be below freezing, maybe this makes you feel better. roger goodell will not sit in a fancy suite. he will sit outside in the stand with the people. bring your thermals, roger, you're going to need them. >>> final round of the hsbc golf championship in abu dhabi. phil mickelson was leading until 13th hole. the ball is stuck in the bush, and lefty tries to hit righty and double hits it. that allows the spaniard to take the lead. he is ranked 103rd in the world with a 5-under par-6 7, 14-under for the tournament, and wins bay shot. pga tour, southern california, the humana challenge. this is the shot of the day. the tee shot on 17. 110 yards you know what's coming. >> no way. >> yes, way. he finishes at 12-under. pumped up. patrick reed, 1-under on the day b

keep us posted on all of that.t to the fans and players, no matter what ends up happening out there. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. olive garden's signature favorites now just ten dollars weeknights are for favorites. including everyone's favorite fettuccine alfredo and our classic lasagna. plus unlimited soup or salad, and warm breadsticks signature favorites now just ten dollars, monday through thursday, at olive garden. >>> more than 100 million people in 22 states are fighting bitter cold. below zero wind chills and near whiteout blizzard conditions. but some of them are braving the conditions to take amazing photos to share with the world here. and check out the pix that the viewers are tweeting into us. a rather rough start to the day in the bronx. and in brooklyn, a little dog exploring the snow on his morning walk. and do you have a great picture of the storm that you want to share? send them to us at #cnnweather. >>> now this hour, the obama administration is asking not to -- evan perez issing us li

if people can't be hospital why dub be honest why do i need the rue. >> what's the social use of fake postingsebody being an imposter. there's no use to that. no utility. and thecourt in virginia said there's no constitutional protection. this race case about companies getting green light to go off bullies in the cloud. the bottom line of the court's decision is that individuals cannot anonymously or another kind of user name issue these kinds kinds of defamatory statements and then hide behind the first amendment it was absolutely rejected and will probably be a trend going forward. this is something that affects companies big and small. >> my question was different than what you answered. i'm curious as a user, when you tell people they have to say who they are they may not give a real response if they were ever intending to. why would i find that helpful? if they're not going to be honest, why would i even look at it? >> because the court didn't exactly say that. the court noted that input can be constitutionally protected. and went through historical analysis that started with pamphlets. a

much that these diplomats and authorities and foreign ministers have to deal with but we will keep us posted on how this all goes arena there with the details on how the syrian talks that will take place in geneva in the next couple of weeks is all panning out. right washington is also urging the syrian opposition to attend the geneva two summit but the top u.s. diplomat has come out with a sharp condemnation of extremist activity in syria secretary of state john kerry says the country has become a hotbed for terrorist groups seeking to capitalize on the strife of the syrian people world needs no reminder that syria has become the magnet for jihadists and extremists it is the strongest magnet for terror of anyplace today so it defies logic to imagine that those who bruges whose brutality created this magnet how they could ever leave syria away from extremism and towards a better future is beyond any current of logic or common search france is among the countries that will be attending the geneva two conference the country has voiced concern over hundreds of its nationals fighting alongside t

you will keep us posted on the developments. well, the "myth busters" have been separating fact from fiction. they kick off their new season by delving into the "star wars" story. so great to have you guys on this show. so many fans are excited that you are here today. "star wars," busting out. >> it's popular culture. belly of the beast of nerdom. >> have you seen "star wars"? >> i think once. >> what's wrong with the movie? what is inaccurate? >> we aren't going to spoil our results just yet. biggest thing we tackled, in the movie, "empire strikes back," luke is stranded and han has to get an ice shelter built and he places luke inside and says this will keep you warm. we figured out, even ton-tons are fictional. is it the right call? >> storm troopers. is that really possible? could he have done that? >> i got to swing on a cable. >> sounds like a tough job. >> she was great. it isn't quite as easy as one might think. >> shocking. how do you protect yourself? >> we do our homework like everything on the show. we hired profess

. >> all right keep us posted on that.tioned moments ago they are getting ready for the big nfl playoff game in the bitter cold city of green bay. the record cold might supercede the actual game. >> it will be a cold game anyway you slice it. we'll see high temperatures at kick off. this is what it feels like. it will feel like ten to fifteen degrees below zero. four of the top ten coldest games ever. arctic winds are in place. 17 below is what it will feel like. 39 degrees below zero is the wind chill. tomorrow the coldest air drops south. feeling like 50 below in madison wisconsin. people coming home from the game still will feel that cold plunge. >> burrrr. thank you so much. crews at the field have been busy thawing out green bay's frozen tundra for the big green. >> fred, they know what they are doing. four of the top ten colder games have been played in green bay. workers have been attempting to defrost the field for the game. off the field one of the biggest concerns is keeping the beer taps from freezing. they are

el about yay or the san francisco bay area should be us, come on to prove it, all you need to do is go to the abc7 facebook page and like this post. seattle thinks they'll beat us but we plan to clobber them on the field and on facebook whoever has the most likes by kickoff tomorrow wins. >> still ahead at 6:00. why a california coach is suing a 14-year-old player's family. >>> plus, why good news for california universities may be bad news for the state's students. >>> this little piggy saved from big, bad dogs. the effort to keep him alive and help him recover. >> the university of california and california state university systems are reporting more students than ever are applying for higher education. applications jumped nearly 5%, but the number of out of state and international applicants grew by 20%. despite the much higher tuition. csu applicants are up 10% from two years ago. >>> a thrown baseball helmet is turning into a half million dollar lawsuit in placer county. last spring a 14-year-old player scoring a winning rung threw his helmet. it hit coach alan beck, tearing his achilles tendon. he contends the injury caused

. >> jason carroll, keep us posted. thank you so much. >> reporter: you bet. >>> looks like another retailer has been hacked. neiman marcus said today it is working to contain a cyber breach at the company. that took place last month. this follows the revelation that nearly twice as many tart customers had their data than originally thought. jennifer, neiman marcus is style trying to contain this and really don't know how widespread or how far back this breach goes. right? >> you're right. we know the credit card information was takening. the unknown is, how many credit card numbers were compromised, and what the time frame is of when this security breach happened. so let's take a look at what we do know. this all started in mid-december when neiman marcus was alerted that there was a potential security breach. after that, they contacted police. they began working with secret service. they began working with a forensic team and it took until january 1st for that forensic team to determine that there, in fact, was a brea

. >> keep us posted on that. new details into what happened moments before two people were shot and killed near howard university. thet is snowing all over northeast. how many flights are being affected. >> and more on how much longer it is going to snow and how cold it will get tonight. >> we are not the only ones dealing with the cold. the one foot of snow is expected to fall in boston. schools are being closed. residents are being told to conserve propane. the lake effect snow in chicago and clashes brought interstate travel to a halt in indiana and iowa. a big mess out there. airports once again are canceling hundreds of flights all around the country. scott has this story from reagan national. boards with nothing but bad news today. although one traveler's amusement is another's misery. >> i said i do not like to see you guys in airports during bad weather because it means flights are being canceled. >> this passenger said the ticket agent summed it up best -- mottoess, that is the today. >>? ground crews wo

. >> i think the argument the government used post-edward snowden that somehow the collection of information was justified because we caught x-number terrorist was a stupid argument. let's talk about why they make stupid arguments. part of the problem is they don't want to say what they are doing. if the news media and the america says the nsa is surveying everyone, for the government to say no we are not, is a little lame. they are not surveying everybody. they are collecting all of the information. they don't know what to do with that information yet. they pull it through all sorts of different kinds of algorithms to data mine it and do think link and social network analysis and they have b.r.a.g and there are 32,000 suspected terrorist and there are people that come from special countries. when they are done with that, they hardly have time to look at the rest of what they collected. so they built a $2.5 billion facility in utah. they don't know how much or how long they will be able to store. every day 3 million text messages are sent around the world. our kids are responsible for a huge

el about yay or the san francisco bay area should be us, come on to prove it, all you need to do is go to the abc7 facebook page and like this post. seattle thinks they'll beat us but we plan to clobber them on the field and on facebook whoever has the most likes by kickoff tomorrow wins. >> still ahead at 6:00. why a california coach is suing a 14-year-old player's family. >>> plus, why good news for california universities may be bad news for the state's students. >>> this little piggy saved from big, bad dogs. the effort to keep him alive and the effort to keep him alive and help him ♪music the lord says, "come to me all you who are weary and find life burdensome, and i will give you rest." join us for the majesty of the catholic mass here sunday mornings at 8:30. for more information visit mysundaymass.org >> the university of california and california state university students than ever are applying for higher education. applications jumped nearly 5%, but the number of out of state and international applicants grew by 20%. despite the much higher tuition. csu applicants are up 10% from two years ago. >>> a thrown baseball he

the facebook question of the day is this, have you ever posted something on social media that you regretted? if so, what did you do about it? let us wnnfans.com. marci, have you ever posted anything you regretted? >> i don't think so. i try to be really careful about it, but i'm hoping that some people regret some of the things they've tweeted on facebook and twitter. it gets a little mean. >> you're so right. >> there's some pretty mean comments out there. >> i wouldn't shout out for the people who stick up for us after like ten horrible comments. we are real people. >> right, and people forget that we're reading them. >> stick a needle in our arm, we bleed. >> yeah. >>> coming up, what's quicker than a hollywood air kiss but costs more than a beverly hills mansion? >> we'll give you a hint. it's born on madison avenue. the skyrocketing price of super bowl ads. how over-the-top will they be this year? >>> and ahead next half hour, with the extra cocktail or night cap could be doing to your memory. you're watching "world news now." >> ♪ >>> with every passing year, madison avenue is cashing in more and more on the super bowl. >> t

us about it? >> this is a resort on the sea of cortez. it's popular with people from california and arizona. a lot of them took to twitter and facebook to posthe fat tooj there. there were helicopter gun ships that were being used to chase some of the cartel guys as they were trying to get away. the atf sent us a statement in relation to this. they said they have accepted the responsibility for the mistakes made in the fast and furious investigation. and at the attorney general's direction, we have taken action to ensure that these errors will not be repeated. and firearms will likely to be continued to be recovered at future crime scenes. this is the last time that tweer going to be talking about fast furious weapons turning up at these scenes. >> what a real nightmare. thanks so much. >>> and now an update on that fire raging in the wake of a reported explosion at an apartment building in minneapolis. fire officials say that at least 13 people have been injured, some of them critically. we're told victims have been taken to the university of minnesota medical center and the county medical center. joining us right now on the phone is robert

good luck and keep us posted. >> thank you very much, we really appreciate it. >>> that does it for this edition of 360. up next, all the best, all the worst, 2013. have a good weekend. >>> from spy guy candles to health care chaos. >> we fumble the rollout of health care law. >> from an electric car that went zoom to a fallen star that went boom. from miley gone mad to canadians gone crazy. >> the stress is largely of my own making. >> ain't nobody got time for that. >> 2013 was a bumpy road and for the next hour, we'll look at the one and only ms. america, chef and restaurant mark and record holding jeopardy champion and author of because i said so ken jennings prom cnn's cross fire s.e. cupp and van jones and michaela. buckle up, it's "ac 360"s all the best, all the worst 2013 >> i'm tom foreman. and there is no road map for a year like this one. in politics, international affairs, sports, music, movies and so much more it seemed at any moment like we were going to spin completely out of control but it is fun to look back on. so start your engines, here we go. >> oh, my goodness. i do

us. or post them to our facebook page. >> we have a competition going with the abc station in seattle to who has the best fans, seattle's elliott bay or san francisco bay area. to vote all you need to do is good to the abc7 news facebook page and like this post. whoever has the most likes by kickoff on sunday wins. let's show chicago fans -- she hawk fans that nobody is better than the 49er games. >> tomorrow, pretty much typical as we -- same kind of forecast as today. here's a look from live doppler 7hd. clear sky across the bay area. and i want to show you the sierra as well. not much in the way of snowfall there. clear conditions, too. speak of snowfall, here's a look at the snow pack to date. and it is only 17% of normal for this time of year. last year, it was 111% of normal. so that's why extreme drought conditions, the possibility of really having to do our due diligence in terms of conserving water is going to begin and has already begun across the bay area. beautiful sky from our mt. tam cam and temperatures right now 56 in san francisco, oakland, 71. a pair of 60s in san jose

. >> e mail your photos to us and post them on our facebook page or tweet them to us. very cute. >> and be sthour like our battle of the bays on abc7 news facebook page. >> seattle is ahead but we know the bay area going to show who the real champions are. >> so much track talk now. join n right? if you want to believe 49ers concord establish sment happy to accommodate. >> takes less than an hour to ink youring self with your team the tattoo is just $49. >> cheap way to experience the thrill of ink and show support for 49ers. >> offer good through post season. plenty of time to get one after the 49ers take care of seattle on sunday then head towards super bowl. >> right right about. that go, 49ers. i'm cheryl jennings. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, fire in the mountain. homes burn to the ground. a raging wildfire near los angeles. families told to get out. >> don't waste anymore time. >>> water warning in west virginia. pregnant women now being told don't drink the water. >>> getting help. news, today, about the long wait in your hospital emergency room. >>> an

thank you for joining us again to keep us posted on what's happening. appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> we may not have hover boards yet but plenty other futuristic technology has arrived at the consumer electronic show in las vegas. the nation's longes largest show of its kind. tim it's always great to have you on the show. i know there is a delay because of the satellite connection but i want to start with cars. they were a big car at this year's show. mostly because of the advancement we are seeing with self driving cars. what have you seen? >> we're seeing interesting self driving demonstration. audi has a car that can park itself, which is not too new. you can but park from your phone, and you can get out of your car anding it back into a parking spot. we can went up to a racetrack, in a bmw, it went racing all by itself. it was exciting to say the least. >> amazing to see all these things. also there is this vehicle-to-vehicle conversation, and an detroit alliance with google? >> vehicle-to-vehicle communication is going to be in the future,

they have posted an easy to use map and type in your city or zip code and it shows you all the places that offer the shot near you along with rising and hours. we post add link at abc7news.com. >>> new details on the fatal accident on westbound 580 east of the maze. it may not have been a hit-and-run accident that left a motorcyclist dead. katie marzullo is at the bay bridge toll plaza. katie? >>> witnesses say the motorcyclist made an unsafe turning motion and crashed into the median and was ejected from the motorcycle. his body landed in the number one lane. that is not where the story ends. before 6:30 this morning the c.h.p. was called to a motorcycle on fire east of the maze. at the scene they found the motorcyclist was dead. >>> he went down on his own at this point and after he went down he was struck by a vehicle. >> one vehicle and that driver stopped and is cooperating with the investigation. the c.h.p. is looking for the driver of an early 2000 model blue chevrolet but investigators do not know if he hit the man or witnessed the wreck but they want to talk to all witnesses.

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. >> one day i posted something about my friend, and she didn't necessarily like it, so i had to take it down. it was a big commotion. >> let's face it. many of us we've regretted. daniel post senning is the author of "manners in a digital world." hello. >> hi. >> you know, considering that your middle name is "post," you're no doubt pretty well-versed about posting. >> [ chuckles ] it's not the first time i've heard that. and i'm always curious when i google-search my name, pretty much anyone with "daniel" who's posted something can come up. >> yeah, i can see that being a problem. anyway, dan, ever since the invention of the camera, teens have been sharing photos they've taken. and long before there were tweets, we would share comments about people we knew. so what's changed? >> what's changed is the number of people that are doing this and how many people can be reached. just a few years ago, the internet was brand-new. now it connects billions of people. and anybody with a smartphone has the ability to access that internet and those billions of people. so pretty much anybody has the power to broadcast to the whole world now. >> well, when is

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thank you for joining us to keep us posted on what it happening. appreciate your time. straight ahead - watching sports in person is a major part of america's culture. is that demand on decline. and later, dennis rodman ser nads north korea's dictator. we'll run down what he calls basketball diplomacy, and whether it's having an impact. today's data dive takes a seat in the rooting section. it appears most of you will rather not. we see rising prices for tickets, hot dogs, more fans are staying on the couches. a 60 minutes vanity fair pole finds: >> >> that's more than want to see a game, reflecting declines in attendance. major league baseball tickets dropped by 800,000. the yankees sold more than 3 million seats, to do it they had to sell half-off tickets on discount sites and groupon. n.f.l. went up slightly, following four years of decline, compared to the fact it was the second-most watched year in history by tv viewers. it's a struggle to get the fans to n.b.a. charlotte held buy one, get one free. and the miami bucks held a buck night - tickets for a dollar. the

as always, please keep us posted, still moving fast. >> i will. >> lots ahead, stay with us. at the age of 80. . >> we got more on the new jersey bridge scandal and other news coming up. the excellent frank rich is here tonight. there is late breaking news out of the red state of oklahoma. a federal district court judge in oklahoma tonight has ruled that that state's ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional under federal law. the judge calling it quote an arbitrary irrational exclusion of just one class of oklahoma citizens from a governmental benefit. last month when a similar ruling struck down the marriage ban in utah the collective response nationally was basically, oh my god, utah, utah is the reddest state in the nation. not true as it turns out. utah is a really, really red state. really red. you know, what's redder than utah? oklahoma. and now as of tonight, these are the two most recent states to have their gay marriage bans struck down in the courts. the oklahoma ruling did not allow couples to start getting married in oklahoma like it worked in utah, but the ok

keep us posted. >>> you bet. new details deadly mall shooting in maryland. police identified the gunman as 19-year-old darrion aguilar. police gave chilling details about what happened. erin, what more have we learned about what happened and what may have happened leading up to that shooting? >> fred, investigators have determined some logistical details, like what the shooter did when he got here and how he got to the mall. they are still trying to figure out why. the gunman now identified in saturday's terrifying shooting at this mall in columbia, maryland. >> darion aguilar is the shooter. >> police still aren't talking about a possible motive, though they say 19-year-old aguilar lived in the same college park neighborhood as one of the victims, 21-year-old benlolo. >> we haven't been able to verify a relationship between him and either victim. we can't establish there is one. we can't establish there is not one. that is an open question. >> surveillance videos, police say, reveal that aguilar arrived by taxi at this upper-level mall entrance around 10:15

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keep us posted, sir. >> will do. thank you. >>> al qaeda linked militants have planted their flag in if a lieu sa. it was the site of two of the bloodiest battles during the iraq war. 146 american lives were lost in falluj fallujah, militants have controlled it since last week. the iraq government has been trying to regain control launching air strikes that the government killed 25 militants today. the sunni militants linked to al qaeda have been steadily tightening their control with hopes of creating a sunni muslim state. richard engel joins us on the phone now. he's been following the story very closely. richard, first of all, in the simplest of terms, how did this happen? how did iraq lose fallujah? >> there is not the simplest of terms explanation, but i think after u.s. troops left, the civil war that the united states ma managed to stop for a little while has came back and the reason it came back is because of syria. the fight in syria spilled over into iraq. it reignited the old embers of the civil war which

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keep us posted. @t is a fascinating story. it's a legal business so, there you go. for coming on. we appreciate night it is. thank you for having me. melissa: just as some businesses are facing hard times due to the legalization of marijuana, others are, shall we say, flying high if you're a looking for a place to plant your own stash, our next guest can help. one of the new laws in the state of colorado allows people to grow up to six pot lantz in their own home. so who are you going to call, your marijuana friendly real estate agent of course obviously. bob costello is the broker who knows the best locations for thhse buyers. i love, this is sort of the american way. you see an opening. see a new client especially in the real estate business and you pounce. how are you being marijuana-friendly with your real estate business? >> well, i think the first thing is, understanding and having the right attitude. not being judgmental. and then having an understanding of the law saying hey, this is what you can do, this is what you can't do. melissa: so, what make as house

keep us posted. >> okay.nk you, ma'am. >> thank you. >>> turning now you to iraq and the fight between government forces there and al qaeda militants. the city of fallujah and ramadi. at this moment, there seems to be no sign of this ending at this point. a health official in anbar province is saying that over the last two weeks, at least 60 people have died and almost 300 others wounded. as the two sides battle over territory, u.s. troops once fought and died for, many are questioning if the u.s. should step back in. joining us now pennsylvania congressman who is also an iraq war veteran. congressman, great to have you here today. i know there are a lot of folks who are very concerned about what's happening on the ground there in ramadi and fallujah, particularly for the fact that you and your fellow soldiers out there fought and died in those areas where al qaeda seems to be taking a stronghold once again. talk to me about the emotions that are running through your mind right now. >> well, yeah. we do know

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you can also tweet them to us or post them to our facebook page. >> now here is the latest on the game. you can see there, we have the 49ers and the seahawks -- anybody have a score for me? it is 10-3. that would be the 49ers leading right now. of course, we'll have more in sports. a beg thank you to all of the 49er faithful who took part in our battle of bays, a lot of niners fans showed their pride but seattle get mr. fan -- more fan likes on its facebook beige -- page. >> new at 5:00, firefighters deal with an unusual winter brush fire in the east bay. it started in a large pile of brush, and trees around 10:00 this morning in concord. young see how dry the grass there is because of the lack of rain. crews were able to quickly contain the flames and kept the fire to a quarter of an acre. investigation continues into what caused the fire. >>> fire officials continue to make progress in a wildfire near los angeles. the fire is now about 80% contained with full containment expected wednesday. the fire which burned three square miles and has destroyed five homes. officials warn that the