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there were no children on the school bus. killer whales trapped in the hudson bay ice.turns bobbing for air out of a single break in eyes over the past two days. villagers were planning a rescue. those are your headlines. back to cheryl. cheryl: i love that video. they are all free now. thank you very much. time for your west coast news minute. the california teachers taking its first step to dump investment in companies. it comes after the pension fund discovered it was invested in the company that invested in the newtown connecticut shooting. chris hansen is in discussions to buy the sacramento kings for $500 million. the team may go back to seattle. the kings were moving off the coast. the tweet was later deleted. the family who owned the kings have been unable to strike a deal with sacramento for a new deal. tully's coffee may have hit a snag. they say it is now willing to go up $10.6 million for the seattle coffee chain. all parties will be in court this friday to duke it out. that is your west coast minute. dennis: those teachers -- gun stocks will soar because gu

. >> plus about what has 56 vertebra is 30 feat happening and has hay school students going ooh. whale of a story on how it got to washington high. >>reporter: stay tune for. that san francisco international may undergo a international may undergo a name chaníáf- >> there is a new proposal to change the name of san francisco international airport to honor fay rights pioneer harvey milkment voters in san francisco could have the final call on this. story tonight from abc 7 news reporter heather. >>reporter: supervisor milk was the first openly gay politician if california. now he could be the first gay person to have an airport named in his honor. >> this is the time when the city like san francisco can make a statement and recognize the contributions of very important figure in history, milk. >> ease most important figure in the history of the gay community and this would be a terrific honor. >>reporter: state assemblyman and former supervisor tom was a teacher when he worked on milk election xaichbility he thinks even after 35 years even in liberal san francisco, the idea will not be

on abc7 news at 4:00, a hand's on lesson, high school students get an opportunity to touch and study a whale. on abc7 news at 5:00, the number of people who turn to the internet rather than a doctor for a medical diagnosis. those stories and more at 4:00 and 5:00. if attitude is everything, we can all learn something from this little guy. check out this newborn panda cub who looks eager to greet the world. this photo was snapped after the cub was weighed, measured and fed at a chinese conservation center and a smile or a wave or just a lucky paw in the right place at the right time but that picture is viral and that is th] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> hey, everybody! how are you? >> so good to see you again. >> hello, everybody, and welcome to millionaire. back with me today is an attorney that immigrated to the u.s. from afghanistan who wants to use her winnings to start her own firm, which will focus on immigration law. from woodbridge, virginia, please welcome dee anwari. dee, welcome again. >> thank you. >> yeah, you--you immigrated from afghanistan with your family when you were just thre

. >> the high school teacher marrying his former student. >> these whales is what everybody is talkingis is awesome! >> we are right in front of the santa cruz boardwalk. >> (marlene lamar) i never imagined that this could happen to me. >> there is no way that this is just a random crime. >> 363 million. >> one-half billion dollars. >> we have a genuine tragedy. >> and a father and daughter killed, a teenage driver behind boris. >> there were shots fired at edgewater... >> he just started shooting everybody. >> we've not gotten justice. >> calls for his arrest grow louder (music) >> i was not interested in being hassled. >> he was found " not guilty " of beating the priest that raped him on a camping trip nearly 30 years ago. --years ago. of william lynch, " not guilty 40 years ago>> these shots were fired. outside of the aurora theater. >> he said that he was the joker. , he was dressed in armor. >> this happened yesterday. >> i do not plan on the to resign. >> i am not too sure on that >> this was not official misconduct >> sustained! memo 911. >> we are reporting a fire at the chevr

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. >> the high school peak teacher- >> these whales is what everybody is talking about. >> i never imaginedould happen to me. >> there is no way that this is just a random crime. >> there were shots fired at edgewater... >> pam: he just started shooting everybody. >> we've not gotten justice. >> calls for his arrest grow louder (music) >> i was not interested in being hassled of soweto off my clothes. >> he was found " not guilty " of beating the priest that rate tim on a camping trip nearly 30 years ago. >> these shots were fired. outside of the aurora theater. >> this happened to yesterday's. >> i do not plan on the to resign. >> i am not too sure on that >> this was not official misconduct? >> on pm reporting >> these people say that they are suffering from headaches. >> richmond residents are confronting the company. >> decision 2012. >> this is the worst. >> clint eastwood. >> i want a man who wanted the sense to marriey michelle obama is called romnesia (music) >> to not be stupid, get out. >> make no mistake about it, this was a devastating storms (music) >> san francisco giants have

school in a district free of violent crime. and acoustic overload under the sea. what the rising tide of noisy ships is doing to the lives of whales. >> i think we're trying to understand what kind of a crisis this is. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. washington has barely had time to catch its breath after reaching a deal on raising taxes and battle lines are already emerging for the next showdown. this week, secretary of the treasury, timothy geithner reported the u.s. government has reached its borrowing limit. this means the congress and the president have roughly two months to work out a deal to raise that limit. republicans are saying no deal without spending cuts. major garrett is at the white house for us tonight. major. >> reporter: the president returns from hawaii to find a capital city in full inaugural regalia. jim, as you mentioned, the republicans have their demands on spending cuts. the president has an inflexible demand of his own-- no negotiations over raising the debt ceiling. the grand stage at the capitol nearly complete, so, too, the presid

, powerful currents form a marine superhighway, where convoys of whale sharks patrol the coastline. [ dolphins squeal and click ] schools of dolphin and grouper follow the steady stream of nutrients gathering to spawn and feed. for years, david's focus has been on the foundation of this marine world -- clusters of tiny creatures that are under attack across the globe -- coral reefs. in parts of the caribbean, more than two-thirds of the corals have died. guggenheim: coral reefs are considered to be "the rainforests of the sea." and roughly 25% of the world's corals have died in the last 25 to 50 years. and the estimates for the future are that half of the world's corals will be gone within another 20 to 25 years. narrator: these undersea cities are besieged by a barrage of forces -- pollution, rising ocean temperatures, overfishing, and algae. but for ten years, david has been documenting an extraordinary phenomenon -- cuba's corals are fighting back. guggenheim: corals are animals. some of them look like plants. and here we have corals which have been wiped out, but we also have these young corals coming right back aga

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school. >>> and it appears that a group of killer whales that were trapped beneath the ice up in canada's hudsonow released from this terrible jam. the first we showed them to you yesterday, this was the image, a very small hole, an opening in the ice, they were all taking turns and getting air. officials said, though, that shifting wind patterns overnight helped the ice to break up, possibly even getting them a passage to open water. the 11 whales had been struggling to say alive in the 30x30 hole in the ice. >>> the presidential inaugural committee has just revealed some exciting information. some of the big-name talent that's going to perform at the concerts and the parties. inaugural balls we like to call them, a couple days from now. alicia keys, brad paisley, katy perry and stevie wonder and usher, and that's not all. the festivities will begin with a kids concert a week from now. two official inaugural balls will take place on monday the 21st. and we cannot forget the inauguration itself, beyonce, kelly clarkson, james taylor, they are some of the numbers that you'll be hearing and also w

. >> the high school teacher moving in with one of his students. >> great whales. >> this is awesome. never imagines that this could happen to me. >> there is no way that this is random. >> 290 million. >> the one half again dollarsone-half rugged dollars.i people dead one-half of dollars to -- >> he has just started shooting. >> these cries grow louder. pam will not gotten any justice. >> i was not interested in being charged soul by to drop my clothes (music) >> he said he was the joker. >> this happened yesterday >> i do not want resigned. >> i am not a social or about that. >> this was not official misconduct. >> chevron. >> these residents are having difficulty breathing >> decision 2012. romnesia.... >> do not be stupid. >> make no mistake this is a devastating storm... >> the san francisco giants giantssweep sweep sweep (cheers & applause) (music) if w >> a quick check on your your kron 4 7 day around the bay think you for joining we hope that your 2013 is off to a great start. (music)

whale in a truck and let kids feel it. >> next stop... lincoln high. >> what a cool experience. >> that is awesome. >> yes. >> yes. >> guess what diat school today?get to catch jimmy kimmel live. >> last night, he offered a pollution=lx to the debt ceilin, meaning we may have b;j sell florida so say goodbye to nana and paawpaw. >> you can watch week nights at the new time following abc 7 news at 11:00 and night line coming off after jimmy. >> i keep hearing that joke and i laugh every time. >> it's good. >> coming up, a possible name change at sfo. >> in sfo, will san francisco have harveyeiú milk? we'll explain coming up live. >> and coming up a cat sur vifz a hit in the chest by an arrow. a community is=)/b worried ther pet could be next. it's a story you'll see on abc 7 news. and people turning to the internet for a medical diagnosis. still not keeping people out of the doctor's office. those stories and more coming >>> a name change could northbound the works owe for san francisco international airport to change it to harvey milk san francisco international airport. >> first of all a majority of the supervisors would have to sign off on thi

school all day long. we're going to tell you why his actions are getting so much support. >> ask rescue crews are working around the clock to save about a dozen killer whales trapped in the ice. we're going to tell you what they're doing right now on this morning. >> and temperatures are not 40s this morning. it is cool, not cold. when it's going to be mild coming up. >> lynette we have an overturned tractor-trailer right now on 83 at belfast road and i'll let you know what other traffic alerts you need toyboy ware of before you let -- aware of before you head out the door on "good morning maryland." >> there's new york city's times square. now techbytes. >> reporter: in today's techbytes, the highly anticipated pebble watch was unveiled on day three of the consumer electronics show. in las vegas. it features an e. ink screen and can be paired with the iphone and android devices. abc tech editor joanna stern got a look. >> i liked it a lot. it's really simple. it doesn't have a lot of bells and whistles and it brings you the messages and alerts on the watch. a little bit of the text or the same thing for text messages. >> reporter: the peck watch goes on s

school shooting. the very moment they were meeting at the white house about gun violence in america. all the president's men and the women in washington who are saying "that's the problem." >>> and the whalet has captivated the world and the mystery that remains. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. with the flu at epidemic levels, already in some american cities and now with the media coverage of it, it's all having a predictable effe.

whale. commented about it before and colding again. take a listen to this. >> jpmorgan chase since 2008 lent or raised $7 trillion plus for people all around the world, including governments, schools. that's our job. we try to do it very well. the whale mistake you had up there, i want to point out, no customers. terrible mistake. if you're a shareholder, i apologize deeply. we did have record results and life goes on. >> talking about some other people here making news throughout the week, let me go through the list of big names. angela merkel, we will hear from her later today. david cameron, we will hear from him tomorrow. mario monty is also here,also-m here and roy blankfein on our program on "squawk" on friday and talk to him about his views going on and mike corbit from citigroup is also here. among the hedge fund managers here. dan lobe is a regular and paul singer we talked in the last hour from elliott management. one that might surprise you. steve cohen, amid this big investigation on insider trading is in davos. a number of people have seen him walking around saying hello to people. i don't know if he's talking about the investigation. at a time you might think he woul

whales get a bad rap. it's probably the name, but this is a pretty amazing and wonderful story. thanks so much for joining us. "piers morgan tonight" is next. >>> tonight another school another shooting. where will it end? >> the shooter had numerous round of shotgun shells, 12 gauge shotgun. >> what will the white house do? >> even if what we do only saves one life it makes sense. >> i'll talk to gabby giffords' husband, mark kelly. he's a gun owner and defending of the second amendment. he wants to stop the slaughter. >> elect smart people that should be able to work out the issues. they neglected to do it. >> also we'll meet the man who says i'm off the rails when it comes to gun control. >>> gun violence taking on america. attorney mark robbins. you might be surprised to hear what he says. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> good evening. vice president joe biden says his gun task force will have a set of recommendations on the president's desk by tuesday. but that doesn't mean there's a consensus yet. listen to this from the nra after today's white house meeting "we were disappointed with how little this meeting had to do with keeping our children safe and how m

whales get a bad rap. it's probably the name, but this is a pretty amazing and wonderful story. thanks so much for joining us. "piers morgan tonight" is next. >>> tonight, another school, another shooting. where will it end? >> the shooter had numerous rounds of shotgun shells, 12-gauge shotgun. numerous rounds in his pocket. >> there was blood everywhere. >> now the clock is ticking. what will the white house do? >> even if what we do only saves one life, it makes sense. >> i'll talk to gabby giffords' husband, mark kelly, who is a gun owner and supporter of the second amendment. >> we elect some smart people who should be able to work out these issues. they have just neglected to do it. >> also, meet the man who says i'm off the rails when it comes to gun control, and we'll debate that theory. >> and the toll gun violence has taken on america. i'll ask tony robbins. you may be surprised to hear what he has to say. this is "piers morgan tonight." good evening. vice president joe biden says his gun task force will have a set of recommendations on the president's desk by tuesday. that doesn't mean there's a consensus yet. listen to this from the nra after today's white

schools are closing. now a health emergency declared in one of the country's largest cities. >>> how longan they last? the desperate race against time to save a pod of killer whalese. the small hole where they can breathe getting smaller by the minute. will help reach them in time? >>> and dreaming of gold. the race for the 85th annual academy awards officially under way as the oscar nominations are announced in beverly hils today,

all around the world, including governments, schools, cities, hospitals, small businesses, large -- that's our job. we try to do it very well. the whale mistake up there -- no customers, wasn't venal. terrible mistake, if you're a shareholder, i apologize deeply. we did have record results, life goes on. >> when i came to the industry, i was under no illusion that the industry didn't have its issues. they need to be fixed. and what we tried to do at ubs is two things. first, i think banks need a new strategy. and we embarked on a bold new strategy for ubs. the right strategy. at the same time we need to deal with the legacy. to get on top of the issues, you need to get to the bottom of things. for us, a settlement of libor was an important step in going in that direction. these things need to be on the table. taxpayers want to know about it. and transparency simply has to be there. when we found this issue going on in the bank, we completely made contact and complied with the regulators. we had a very good interaction with regulators, we helped them separate from staff that basically was involved in misconduct that is completely unacc

whale. they send out a super high-pitched click sound through this part of their head, the melon. the sound bounces off objects, like schoolsshould do it. dolphin discs are ready guys with echolocation and click-whistle dolphi-speak features. awesome! okay, click, ready for a couple more dolphins with suped-up dolphi-speak power? activate dolphin powers! ♪ oh, yeah! now, this is what i call swimming! (clicking) the suit's working. it's picking up the clicks just like the hydrophone. we still have to figure out what they mean, though. (clicking) chris: a school of mullet fish. i bet that whistle means "i found food. this way!" aviva: follow those dolphins! (clicking) hey, are you getting any of this? no, but it seems like they're making a plan for the hunt. problem is, they're doing it in dolphinese. well, how hard can it be? let's just follow their lead. huh? (squealing) what's wrong, click? (whistle-clicking) huh? what? whistle? you're saying whistle. what about him? (squealing) that must be some kind of distress call. i think she's worried about whistle. (squealing) uh-oh, i'll check it out. okay, we'll stay here and deco

schools are closing. now, a health emergency declared in one of the country's largest cities. >>> how long can they last? the race to save a pod of killer whales trapped by ice. the small hole where they can breathe getting smaller by the minute. will help reach them in time? >>> signature move. president obama set to nominate jack lew for treasury secretary today, so is this signature coming to a dollar bill near you today? january 10th, 2013. >>> good morning, welcome to "today" on this thursday morning. i'm savannah guthrie. >> i'm in more matt this morning. this case is pretty serious. nine states, health officials reporting a real problem in massachusetts. >> that's right. at least 18 flu related deaths so far. 700 confirmed cases in boston alone. hospitals are overrun with people complaining with flu-like symptoms coast-to-coast. we'll get the latest in a report straight ahead. and carl, after confess iing to all of us, only matt received his flu shot. we're going to do something. we're going to get a flu shot. >> i'm already thinking which arm to roll up. >> roll up that sleeve. i wore short sleeves on purpose. >>> joe biden comes face

whale rescue, by the way, "big miracle." >>> now the holy land seeing its stormiest winter weather in a decade. we have images for you from jerusalem. heavy snowfall there overnight does not happen often. schoolsnd businesses were closed, transportation limited, crews now working on restoring electricity to thousands of people. the rest, snow day fun for children. even the country's president got outside to help build a snowman. >>> nearby, the brutal winter weather is making dire conditions even more unbearable, especially tough for thousands of syrian refugees. during the frigid temperatures in flimsy tents that were not designed for such weather, we go to the refugee camp in jordan where families are struggling to make it through. >> reporter: in jordan, life was supposed to get better for these syrians. but in this camp, lives collapsing all over again. these flatlands conjuring unimaginable cold, rain, wind, and simply too many people to fit. some nights nearly 2,000 syrians arrive here. it can't grow fast enough. "there were children sleeping inside," he says, "see what happened." water destroyed here this family's second home in four months. fire lit by the regime destroyed their first