. >> wane, wane, you look amused by this discussion. >> every program is justified by it is needed. it is need therefore we do it. if you don'tut can the fat with all due respect. federal workers are taxpayer . why should he have the right to reach in my pocket and take my money to pay for his transportation. it should be finished and let me finish. the congress is threatened by the union. >> you have your directors hat on and in charge i like you are loing hollywood, wayne. no, no. i ran into a tree and i have a problem up here and i covered it up. >> here's the thing. it comes outs of the bottom line. they will choose to do this and cut in the bottom line to do this. they decide what they want to take and it comes out of my wallet that. is totally unfair to the american people. >> and those trends and benefits are tax they are subsidized with all of us. you are fine with the private sector having commuting cost but signaling out federal workers for the transit part. federal workers get way more benefits and transit is a minor, minor incident of what they are getting. my company ma

we have coverage are cane wane and he's on burr bin street and see how they're embracing the city. >> reporter: very loud here on burbin street in new orleans and there's fans on every corner and blasting music and you can see people crowding the streets and news cameras are here from all over the world and we ran into a crew from japan and the 49ers surf is being scoped out. 9ers fans are trickling into new orleans with the big rush  this week, bt there are those -- plenty of bay area and some locals who are rooting for san francisco. we found one fan who had a close encounter with coach jim habar. >> they say, look, reuben, look behind you and i was, like, come here now and let me get your signature. >> most of the locals here are be knowning the fact that their saints aren't in the super bowl and they don't seem to have a lot to inta the 49ers -- they don't have a lot to say about the 49ers or the raveers, but they see these fans coming in, but lose or win, new orleans are going to score with a full bar and fans focused on new orleans and i have a little spy who was on a plane com

a session side man, having played with everybody from anthony brown's asian american orchestra to wane wallace's newest cd. who haven't you played with lately? yeah, he's played with everybody. you can find mas on a lot of different cd's from the local jazz community. this song we're going to do is an air called the brown-haired girl. when i was recording, when i was fortunate to be able to record bridge across the blue, i was telling them i got this air, i got it off the chieftan's album, i'm going to do it on the electric base. he looked at me and said, you're nuts. people are going to go crazy but if you can do it, i'll help you. he gave me this book of airs and went, figure it out, figure it out. it never quite jelled on the base but when hillary called today, i started to think more about the cedar flute. i said, i wonder if this particular air can fit? well, here we go. (instrumental music). >> thank you very much. i guess what i want to say about an arrangement like that is that it's not meant to use the cedar flute as a bit of exotica, but what the panelists have been speaking

from dwayne wane and from the fourth quarter, became the youngest player to ever read20,000 points and and lebron jennings, a blow out. lebron-james. the 5000 assists. and the warriors down 30. they have lost st. mary's could have come in provo utah. they go crazy in the game is tied at 67. the altitude. quickly, giving them a basket from 35 ft.! how many times! it went in. b y u. from 70-69. jim harbaugh went to the trek back. he had the public relations guys get the history from the trick ba g.... and just think. when you were coming up. how much work you had to put an end. randy moss was considered the best receiver in the country. and what happened. >> just to you. to the holder. >> as i look through every single picture. line was moved i was moved. by the eyes.. was fun leave was that we thought that the randy moss photograph was old. because of a black and white. >> after saturday night, there's going to be no more kaepernick surprises. everybody is asking is there any way that he can run against atlanta the same that he did against green bay? colin kaepernick better get used to

-- wane? >> drugs 10 to spike in popularity and remain there and run 20-year cycles. there are still people who use cocaine and crack cocaine. it is nowhere near where it used to be. with the absence of that driving the violence, i think that dropped it down. we got stuck there for a long time. even when i took over in 2007, we were 169 in 2006, 186 in 2008. we were consistent with gang violence. that was born and accelerated during the crack cocaine. even when crack cocaine went away, the gangs did not. coming down from 186 to where we are now, in four years, a 54% drop in murders, it has been constant focus on our gangs, the illegal gun offenders, and really staying focused on those two things and bringing in the community to work with us. that has been key. >>, the mayor of this town in 1989 was marion barry. i want to run a short video clip of him speaking at the press club. >> near the -- nearly half of 3 1/7 to homicides, -- communities plagued by high unemployment. poor housing. social ills that have had a negative affect on the poorest among us. look at a map.

. >> i agree with wane lapierre, you, sir, are [ bleep ] in the head. ♪ >> another hectic day in washingtonnd just ahead we'll have more on the president's cabinet reshuffle, including the nomination of jack lew to lead the treasury department. but, first, it is target tuesday. that's the day when vice president joe biden says he'll present his recommendations on preventing gun violence to the president. biden made the announcement as he met with hunting groups and gun advocates, including the nra. and he said a con shen sus is emerging over proposals such as expanding background checks and banning high-capacity magazines. >> you all know this is a complicated issue. there's no singular solution. but there's also things we know. we know that there are certain actions we take that have diminished, have diminished the extent of the gun violence that otherwise would be occurring in the united states. >> indeed. that violence is continuing apace even as mr. biden addressed the media. news broke of a high school shooting today in taft, california. a 16-year-old victim air lifted to a hospital, n

drenching wane in the pacific northwest. evening thunderstorms from houston to corpus christi. thawing out there new york to denver. >>> 50s in atlanta and dallas. 30s in the middle of the country. 55 in sacramento. and 61 in phoenix. >>> and when we come back this morning, the hollywood star who spent part of new year's day in jail. he apparently partied just a little too hard. >>> then, new warnings about the flu that's making so many people sick. how to protect yourself. >>> and later, face to face with 1,000 pounds of raw animal power that wanted to make lunch out of a photographer. >>> welcome back. we're closing in on a foreclosure deal. a $10 billion settlement over foreclosure abuse reportedly could be announced soon, possibly later today. 14 banks have been cited for shoddy paperwork and botched loan modifications. a third of the money will go to people who have already lost their homes. the rest to people in trouble now. >>> we're looking at another year of higher prices, but no increases in our pay. food, travel, housing, college, even government fees are all going u

so every once in a while in the waning light of evening, we'd tie that fur piece to a stick and hide in behind the head. in front of our house, we would dangle it in front of unsuspecting passer-bys. you could hear the screams of fright all across the neighborhood. there's an illustration here. see with the fur piece. here we are hiding behind the hedges and the neighbors passing by. they were frightened. you know, sometimes we were punished because one man he didn't like it so he went and found my father and told him and of course, we were in trouble. ok. then there was the time that mother dear decided that her children should all learn to play the piano. i didn't mind it too much, but m and a.d., like most boys, preferred being outside, to being stuck inside with our piano teacher, mr. mann, who would rap your knuckles with a ruler just for playing the wrong notes. well, one morning m.l. and a.d. decided to loosen the leg on the piano bench so we wouldn't have to practice. we didn't tell mr. mann. and when he sat, crash, down he went. see? he fell. and, of course, we were in troub

so when if business begins to wane a little bit. that you have greater flexibility, as a business operator to modify when people work, what jobs they do, if you're a union shop. you cannot do that. so, that's another reason to not unionize. >> neil: those are pretty stark numbers. >> and some of the highest unemployment in the nation is in the right to work state. south carolina, high unemployment. and not a total one for one correlation. in the tough economy-- >> but the union job growth much. >> i'm going to stick to topic, but i don't want people to think because it's a right to work state. i'm telling you, it's not. and for a guy that's been at a couple of protests and strikes, my dad was a union guy i'm a big supporter of unions, particularly private sector unions, not public sector unions. >> neil: that's the point on the message, is why we have a stark correlation between non-- nonunion factory jobs growing, and union factory jobs. >> in a tough economy those jobs pay more than the $3 an hour you get when you're a nonunion wo

and as the years pass, often the public excitement for it, the public support can wane. in the force, soldiers can begin to feel that they're out pursuing the nation's business and not sure if people care. i think the american people in fact have been remarkable in the war on terror in their grace and their support of american soldiers. but i think to many americans, american soldiers are anonymous. they're somebody you see in an airport. you say thanks for your service, or you might buy them a meal or do something nice. but you don't know them because most cases they're not from your family, they're not from your town. they are a fairly small group, less than 1/2 of 1% of all americans are directly affected by this so i'm not sure that we appreciate just what it takes to do these repetitive combat tours. you would have to contact families, loved ones of those killed in service. i've got to imagine the hardest part of your job. >> yeah. when you lose a member of your command, what would happen is there would be a formal military notification of the chaplain person, but t

been a very fundamental shift under the obama administration i mean we should recall that in the waning days of the clinton administration united states did sign on to the i.c.c. in an unprecedented move president bush signed us from the room statute and under the obama administration we've actually been cooperating with the i.c.c. that is very different in the stand it's very different i mean they. are using drones while using these drones killing people the u.s. wants to join the i.c.c. george jumping the united states is more than happy to cooperate with the i.c.c. when the i.c.c. is indicting and prosecuting adversaries of the united states of course it was absolutely delighted when the i.c.c. took on the case of gaddafi and then issued its indictment of gaddafi without any proper investigation and in due course moreno ocampo put out the most nonsensical propaganda stick statements of the americans such as gaddafi was. torture in which people were killed you know the cia instituted torture first of all the u.s. attorney general announced that so long as you were following the d.o.j.

rnstein notes the companies were successful in deying customers from upgrading, but thinks those efforts waned the holidays. the worry is customers upgrades come with one time subsidy costs, hurting earnings. after casting a shadow over technology, apple shares found buyers today. the stock rebounded from an 11 month low to gain 4.1%, closing ckr ove$500 per share. morgan stanley dismissed rumors and worries over iphs.e ovlesa apple earnings for the holidayle period will be out a week from tonight. in the financial industry, while there was plenty of focus on j.p. morgan and goldman sachs, which we reported on earlier, two so-called trust banks also were in focus. bank of new york mellon fell 2.8%. shares were at a 52 week high a week and a half go. while quarterly profits as in as expected, expenses were higher than expected thanks to higher compensation and services costs. higher costs also hit shares of northern trust. it's stock fell 5.7%. both banks reported big drops in income from foreign exchange cycuenrr, driven down by a lack of currency volatility. but overall revenues were up atn b

. >> we are retweeting all the update from lar which, wane and rest of the team on this site.mer forty-niner is also in new orleans and yes he is wearing the superbowl ring he has. mike is joining larry wayne and katie. larry joins us later tonight in sports. katie will continue our live coverage with reports tomorrow morning on abc 7 news. >> very good stuff coming out of new orleans. >> missing great weather here. let's get a first look at the forecast. spencer is in live doppler 7hd. >> weather conditions you can see we have thin high clouds around the bay area but sky appear lowesly clear outside because of the clouds are quite thin. right now temperature readings already down to 40 degrees at napa. 41 fairfield. 43 livermore. a bit chilly in some of our interior valley. as a matter of fact quick look at projected overnight low reveal this. look for mid 30's at napa. santa rosa. fairfield. life more and concord. pretty chilly night coming our way. but mild days lie ahead. accu-weather 7 day forecast in just a few minutes. >> all right spencer thank you. >> we have new info

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but it would be a mistake to think the nra's influence has waned. in the three weeks after the shooting in newtown, connecticut, the nra added more than 100,000 new members. jonathan karl, abc news, the white house. >>> and even as the vice president was holding those meetings in washington, another school shooting was taking place. this time, in california. police say a student snuck a shotgun into school and then struck one classmate in the chest and fired on another. fortunately, a heroic science teacher was able to talk him down and disarm him. a sheriff said that the 16-year-old gunman told investigators he targeted the two students because they had bullied him. >>> a colorado judge has given the go ahead to the trial of james holmes for the movie theater massacre last july. he will be back in court today, where he will officially be charged. abc's clayton sandell reports from aurora, colorado. >> reporter: the judge's ruling is not a surprise. after prosecutors spent three days laying out a mountain of evidence, including how holmes allegedly

and i think that that is why say that the appetite in the public is not waning. look at the numbers in chicago. look at the numbers in the many cities. and you combine that with the newtown. people are literally living under siege. and i think what we have allowed is the far right to define the argument, if you accept the premise you get to the wrong conclusion. their premises are this is not about people's right to have a gun. is that you have no right to have magazines that can shoot 100 rounds. you have no right to have semi automatics. you have no right to a lot of the military weapons that they're talking about. and for them to use this boog boogeyman kind of strategy as ed talks about the blackhawk helicopters are coming any minute, the boogeyman is coming and the government is coming in, to fall into defending that, we need to start saying, wait a minute, we're adults now. the boogeyman is not coming. we don't need to prepare for that. we need to deal with the fact that those amount of people that mayor bloomberg are saying dying every day and we're not do

mincing its words threatening tel aviv it will teach it a listen if it tries to attack first warning is waning missiles will make sure israel does not survive the center of israel is a problem and that's where we have to move forward not only that we haven't got enough voters it's very very populated so everything that is falling in this area can cause casualties. in two thousand and six during the second lebanon war rachel balmer ors and her family hid here from the katyusha rockets raining down from across the border she never imagined she'd be restocking her shelter again so soon and for potentially more deadly consequences of course i'm afraid from the war from with iran because nobody wants war and peace and now i have also some rain children five grandchildren and i'm afraid i'm afraid because my cells will go to the army there are soldiers in the air i don't want it the recent war with gaza was a chance for tel aviv to test its iron dome missile defense system but israelis are anxious in part because of widespread media coverage of just how unprepared for war the country is many bomb sh

religious sentiments from from both sides of the sectarian the worried at a time when the divide was waning yes a lot of people were fed up with a government yes it failed to deliver yes people want change but again. the system at this point would perhaps do more harm than good concentrate on issues like the corruption instead of personalities. you watching r.t. and it is a grim anniversary for the us and for that of vietnam. they cannot explain the fact that they have great military supremacy go in and just destroy a government occupy a country and we mourn their country so that it becomes a proxy or a client of the united states all despite the huge losses both sides suffered in the conflict for decades ago now we explore whether washington has learned the lessons or is ready to repeat his costly mistakes. and up to twenty people are being killed in a double blast at the university of. syria i mean battleground between government forces and rebels looking to overthrow president assad more details on that just around the corner. now france says it will significantly boost its intervention

the religious sentiments from both sides of the sectarian the weight at a time when the divide was waning yes a lot of people were fed up with a government yes it failed to deliver yes people want change but again. uncertain the system at this point would perhaps do more harm than good concentrate on issues like the corruption instead of personalities and this is ahead for you this hour the father of the internet freedom fighter our shorts accuses the government of painting his son as the late activist receives tearful goodbyes. and move bloodshed in syria where dozens die in a double bombing in the center of a battleground between government forces and rebels. france now says it is tripling the number of troops deployed to mali to two thousand five hundred as part of the preparation for a land assault it was to dislodge islamist extremists occupying the country's north and despite a six day campaign of french aerial bombardments mali rebels have extended their reach the us is also assisting paris and its operation but many of those who are now fighting the mali government and the western

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. >> we are retweeting all the update from lar which, wane and rest of the team on this site. a former forty-niner is also in new orleans and yes he is wearing the superbowl ring he has. mike is joining larry wayne and katie. larry joins us later tonight in sports. katie will continue our live coverage with reports tomorrow morning on abc 7 news. >> very good stuff coming out of new orleans. >> missing great weather here. let's get a first look at the forecast. spencer is in live doppler 7hd.>> weather condition see we have thin high clouds around the bay area but sky appear lowesly clear outside because of the clouds are quite thin. right now temperature readings already down to 40 degrees at napa. 41 fairfield. 43 livermore. a bit chilly in some of our interior valley. as a matter of fact quick look at projected overnight low reveal this. look for mid 30's at napa. santa rosa. fairfield. life more and concord. pretty chilly night coming our way. but mild days lie ahead. accu-weather 7 day forecast in just a few minutes. >> all right spencer thank you. >> we have new informat

. >> we are retweeting all the update from lar which, wane and rest of the team on this site. a former forty-niner is also in new orleans and yes he is wearing the superbowl ring he has. mike is joining larry wayne and katie. larry joins us later tonight in sports. katie will continue our live coverage with reports tomorrow morning on abc 7 news. >> very good stuff coming out of new orleans. >> missing great weather here. let's get a first look at the forecast. spencer is in live doppler 7hd. >> weather conditions you can see we have thin high clouds around the bay area but sky appear lowesly clear outside because of the clouds are quite thin. right now temperature readings already down to 40 degrees at napa. 41 fairfield. 43 livermore. a bit chilly in some of our interior valley. as a matter of fact quick look at projected overnight low reveal this. look for mid 30's at napa. santa rosa. fairfield. life more and concord. pretty chilly night coming our way. but mild days lie ahead. accu-weather 7 day forecast in just a few minutes. >> all right spencer thank you. >> we have ne

that the time of infrastructure management and procurement of infrastructure, that time is surely waning. it is waiting today. if you look at some of the budget models and some of the forecasts of some of the perennial infrastructure companies. they will all tell you that sales of their pc's and servers have decreased significantly just within this two-year time, so if we are making this type of progress and growth just in the past two or three years, what happens year 5? what happens year 10? i think to your earlier point, many of the common, everyday services and tasks we do every day will become -- will all be in the cloud. so much of it is today already, but i think much more. i think one thing that will continue -- it will actually reach into the home more than it already has. i think that is where the next advent of this will be. it is already pervasive in business. i think it will in some way -- into the home -- reach into the home, to the consumer, touch the consumer within their home. >> i predict that employees will be bringing their own devices. just as you bring a 10 in to wr

but it would be a mistake to think the nra's influence has waned. in the three weeks after the shooting, in newtown, connecticut, they added more than 100,000 new members. diane? >> all right, thank you jonathan karl. and in those three weeks after newtown, now, another school shooting today, at a high school in california. police say a student with a shotgun wounded a 16-year-old he was targeting, then shot at but missed a second student he was targeting. somehow a teacher an supervisor talked him into putting the gun down. the student he shot is in critical but stable condition tonight. >>> and now, a warning for millions of people who take sleeping pills like ambien. today, the fda said there is evidence that these pills can stay in the body longer than thought. including among drivers behind the wheel. and they plan to change the way some people use it, especially women. here's abc's lee a staisa stark first hand why. >> reporter: we showed you how dangerous it is to drive under the influence of ambien. here i am in a driving simulator, 30 minut

the stock tumbles to 11 month lows on new worries about waning demand for the iphone 5. >> susie: but a banner day for g.m., the cadillac ats takes car of the year at the big auto show in detroit, and its new corvette stingray wows gear heads around the globe. >> tom: that and more tonight on "n.b.r."! >> susie: the next big fight in washington has begun. president obama today called on republican lawmakers to authorize an increase in the nations debt limit, saying that messing with it could potentially have catastrophic results for many americans and the overall economy. he warned markets would go haywire if congress does not act, interest rates would rise, and checks to social security beneficiaries would stop. and he said even thinking about the u.s. not paying its bills is irresponsible and, "absurd". darren gersh reports. >> reporter: in his first news conference of the new year the president gave a harsh lecture to republicans about the need to raise the debt ceiling and he once again said there was no way he'd negotiate with congress about something it should do anyway. >> they