man: it's not construction of new pipelines. we are talking about maintaining, sustaining the infrastructure we have. you've got to know what you have, where it is, what condition it's in, and how long you can expect it to last. melosi: we have very little choice because we've invested in a system that cannot be readily changed. we don't leave a lot of flexibility to dig that all up and replace it with something else. sinha: so we have to also teach our students, the workforce, that there is a new science -- repair, renewal, and rehabilitation. that's different from building something new. you cannot fix each and every crack in the city. it's like each city, you're talking about 3,000, 5,000 miles of pipe. so you have to prioritize where they can go and fix the system. narrator: each city faces unique situations, so they must determine the asset management approach that best addresses these challenges. inspections can be done with various technologies, often by a robot... or personally by a technician on a bicycle. sensors detec

the lightning bolts too, man. just represents, man. >> he also got something new from the district attorney. a plea deal offer on his charges of assault and vehicle theft. because of his past record, he could face significant time in prison if he was found guilty in trial. >> ten years on both charges -- i'm like no, man, get it down to five years. >> alen is anxious to leave because of another piece of news. he got news his mother is gravely ill, and fears he will never see her again. >> she has lung cancer really bad, she's on breathing machines. even though people think i'm cold hearted, in a way i am, but i want to be able to see my mom before she does pass on, you know. >> if allen quickly accepts a plea deal, he could get a prison closer to his mother's home. >> i was in there 14 days in february with pneumonia, i almost died, so, you know, just ask god for forgiveness, he will forgive you. >> if he doesn't accept a deal, he may have though be acquitted to see her, and even he feels that's a long shot. >> sh

. >> hi, cameron this is iron man. i heard you're a big fan of mine, i'm a pretty big fan of you, too i know christmas is coming up, and you've been a good boy for your parents. i want you to keep doing that, okay? >> how awesome is this? this came about because of a group in the reddic community called random abilities of christmas. this message was for a special 13-year-old cameron. i have cameron's reaction. >> i bet you have been thinking about everything you want santa to bring you. i tell you what, cameron, if you keep being good and mind your minds, i'll put in a good word for you with the big guy. >> look at that huge smile on cameron's face. >> i like how he's playing cool. >> what did cameron did to get iron man's attention? >> let's find out, because "right this minute" we have cameron and his dad, brian. cameron this is a cool video, right? >> yes. >> how did iron man find out about cameron? >> a friend of mine is the owner of random acts of christmas. she was talking about how they liked to help these kids

you go, white man. - him friend of indian. - no white man indian friend. white man indian fight. - there must be no more talk of fighting. - that true. much talk make warrior weak. red hawk talk all time. angry horse not talk. - greetings, red hawk. you've called me "friend" many times. now, my friend red hawk promised to keep the peace until i can do certain things. i must have time. if i have that time, i promise there'll be no fighting. - angry horse, him say make war. him say fight now. show white man indian strong, can kill many. - angry horse wishes to be chief of your tribe. - many young braves him friends. red hawk old, sick. - but very wise. red hawk knows what will happen to his people if war should come. - if war come, red hawk be indian. not can be white man. not can be alone. red hawk be indian. make strong fight. - tonto, look. [gunfire] - what's going on here? - you don't need that gun, sheriff. i'm sure this will explain. show him, tonto. - so that's it. - this isn't the first time that white men have disguised themselves as indians to stir

ex-texas ranger and masked man, with his trusted horse, silver, and his buddy, tonto. they'd fight injustice in the old wild west. - that's every western. there's always a bottle breaking over somebody's head. there's always, you know, a fisticuff happening somewhere, but not normally by a guy who looks like he's in an s&m video, and that's what made it special. - i love the lone ranger because i actually grew up in the wild west, and i always wanted to be a cowboy. with my ten-gallon hat, my pistol, hangin' out with my best friend, tonto, on his, you know, painted horse. - charlie's angels were forever getting kidnapped. like, every single show. - angels were always in jeopardy. one was always kidnapped, or-or hijacked, or, you know, put a belt around that was supposed to explode. - they may not have been trained to anticipate personal danger, but they damn well knew what to do when it arrived. - if i was a dude, i would break the law, just so i could fight with charlie's angels. bring it on, angels! - i love the dramatic fight scenes from all of these. karate chop, p

team pulls the wounded man out of the bus. there's still concern he may be carrying an explosive device. >> other people were evacuating the school children. i kept hearing screams and stuff. and then we had the bomb squad come in and sweep it, and it turned out he didn't have anything. >> moments later lying alone on the the concrete, mr. sangh dies from his wounds. >> there was backlash because it turns out mr. sangh was a nice man. he was troubled. to this day i think it was a suicide by cop assassination. it was unfortunate. >> as traumatic as it is, they can't help but feel pity for nick sangh. >> translator: it had such an impact on me because deep down i realized he didn't have anything, not even a gun. more so because of what we had spoken about that really affected me. it hurt me very much what happened to him. >> fernandez has his own reflections on the incident. >> knowing what i know now, obviously i would not have shot the man. i wish it hadn't happened. it ended the way it did because of his own actions. >>> comi

this surveillance video shows a man using a stun gun to attack another man. it happened three weeks ago about 9:30 at night on polk street. they describe the man as an african american man about 6'2", 200 pounds. between 40-50 years old. there is a surveillance video capture photo. >>> time is 6:25. a very ill san francisco man who's dog was stolen now has his dog back. the dock named lola was stolen last month from his car while i was under going dialysis. he has kidney disease and cancer. his neighbor put up fliers and offered $3,000 reward for the return of the dog. >> i just laid in bed most of the day. >> last weekend a woman in oakland called his neighbor saying lola was found running near lake merritt. >>> a player instrumental to the giants world series victory is come back. infielder marco scutaro agreed to a three year $20 million contract. he was the mvp in the national championship series and smacked the game winning hit. the giants offered a two year deal but when another team wanted to sign him the giants guaranteed that third year. >>> 6:26 is

being a man. have a soap co-chair of a young black man pretending to be men by killing each other. about standing up in a brothel amana. but there misguided. now days the fathers are the black men my age are the day and i'm in jail and one of the problems we have is. if they're going to try to arrest a problem that means they're putting all the black men in jail. in two thousand and three bureau of justice report reveals twenty eight percent african-american men more than one in four will be jailed or sent to prison in the last. week of engaged in this country and an absolutely historically unprecedented experiment in the past in prison. we now have and imprisonment plague that is six to seven times higher than it has ever been before in our history is suffocation coming to fix prison or stuck in the system in two thousand and seven four years governor announced plans to spend seven point four billion dollars to build forty thousand new prison. terminator. look at the population of people in the p

this is a man helping a woman exercise. nice. he's thinking, "this is supposed to stretch your calves." she's thinking, "this is supposed to be a dentist appointment." [ laughter ] you gotta watch. [ applause ] go online and make sure they're good -- let's see another one here. oh, yeah. here's a young couple on the couch together. they're both under the weather. she's thinking, "no fun having a cold." he's thinking, "it's so fun huffing paint thinner." here -- look at this. you see a lady crawling on top of a table towards a guy. it looks intense. she's thinking, "are you thinking what i'm thinking?" and he's thinking, "yes, we both need chairs." [ laughter ] very important. >> very uncomfortable. >> jimmy: standing. moving on, here's a husband and wife dressed for a fancy occasion. she's thinking, "i feel like i've known you forever." and he's thinking, "i feel like we're in a made-for-tv movie about hugh grant and j. lo. [ laughter ] i would see that movie. >> i would, too. >> jimmy: another good one. let's do another one here

man, nearly literally answered his master's call. for half a century, senator inouye did lay down his life day after day, serving those who looked to him to see to their security of their lives, liberties, and pursuit of happiness. all of this, thousands of miles from home. may we all be such good and faithful servants. bless us all, but bless especially his family who mourns the loss of so great a man, senator daniel k. in a way, amen. [silence] >> [silence] >> [silence] >> [silence] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] knox foxx [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible co

was shooting another man." man."this isn't tte ffrst ttme this club has had issuess..over the llst few years there have been dozens - of calls to lawwenforcement. in 2007... a woman was shot and killed there - an innocenn bystander. 3 the ational riffeeassociaaion is doubling down on its oppooition to any new gun laws &pin the wake of hh connectiiut school mmssacre. following fridays news conference tte n-r-a now says ...they will not infringe on second amendmmnt rightt ... peter doocy... has thh washington. 3 doocy intro: putting police and armed security in schools. is the one thing. thht wiil keep people safe. accooding to national rifle associatton c-e-o wayne lapierre. who arggeddtoday that you pannot legislate orality. because. he says. leggslatioo only works on thee sane. and doosn't stop criminall. forrer republican congressmaa asa huuchinson is leading he n-r-a's effort to convince congress armed guards at american schools arr a good idea . and aid this orring it would be similar to the way the government pr

i did not kill the man. i knew nothing about his death until the following morning. >> but you did have a stormy relationship or you did have a past with him? >> i have spoken 50 words to the man in five years. he would go by my property and complain about my dogs as everybody did. i complained about my dogs. they barked loudly and kept me awake at night. i did everything that i could to contain them and they were getting better. he owned dogs himself. there is no reason he would have done something to my dogs. but by the way, the night before he was killed, four of my dogs were poisoned. my first thought was, the government, more harassment. >> you thought that the dogs had been killed by the government? >> or they had done everything else to me, why not -- they already killed one of my dogs, now they killed four of my dogs, what is the difference sir? the morning i heard about greg's death, the first thing i went through my mind was, jesus, they got the wrong man. they were sending a gang of gangsters to c

man: infrastructure is vital to the american economy. water, after all, is an essential ingredient in hundreds of thousands of everyday products. narrator: agriculture and industry use roughly 80% of the water consumed in the united states. water is the basis for manufacturing many goods and provides the ability to clean and sterilize everything from computer chips to the surgical instruments used in hospitals. kelly: the minute that there's not enough water for businesses, industry, and individuals, they have to go elsewhere. and when they go elsewhere, jobs go elsewhere. your entire economy begins to suffer with the lack of clean water. narrator: while the water infrastructure provides for our health, safety, and economy, a growing concern is that the value society derives from water has not traditionally been reflected in the price we pay for water. man: when you take a look at how much people pay for water, as a percentage of median household income, it's usually less than 1%. and when you compare that to how much we pay for electric

a brand-new coat and a warm lunch to a homeless man. we will call him jed. >> i really appreciate this. i really do. it's a god send. >> reporter: it came from one little idea dan had on december 2nd. he wanted to give someone and their family a christmas gift. free tickets to the oakland zoo. he put a message in a bottle, with a note to whoever found it to text him. >> i put it in the creek. >> reporter: the bottle traveled a few miles. eventually landing in this creek behind sports authority on concord avenue. jay was back here looking for recycling bottles to trade for money. he said he never found such a valuable bottle. >> it has a note in it. and it says -- >> reporter: you still have it? >> i carry it. i asked instead of the tickets, if i could get some food. >> reporter: dan and his friends have given more than just food. new shoes, warm clothes. christmas party leftovers. they even secured a bicycle for jay. but someone stole it christmas night. >> a lot of this story breaks my heart. what are you going to do, though? all you c

we see what this man is doing. >> reporter: in his unheated garage, 85-year-old man is working to fix the fiscal cliff one can at a time. how much money have you sent the government? >> a little bit over 3,000 dollars. >> reporter: 3,197.88 to be exact. all tracked on a handwritten ledger. the last three years, garcia has been paying the government 50 dollars a month of the postal service pension and money from cans he collects. >> we are paying too much interest. >> reporter: it bothers you. >> it brothers me because it makes no sense. >> reporter: sense is something garcia's wife of 59 years thinks her husband could use.you think he's crazy? [audio not understandable] >> reporter: call him crazy but there's an entire federal office bureau of public debt that collects money from hundreds of mr. garcias this office in west virginia was set up by president kennedy so citizens can pay down the national debt. this year alone, it's collected 7.7 million dollars in gifts about 90 million since it was established. but 90 million is not that much especially when you consider the federal defi

>>reporter: that man will be okay. it's unclear if he will be cited taken to queen of the valley hospital for observatio observation. he thanked firefighters for saving him. in napa, abc 7 news. >> and about 20 homes in mill valley without water because of a water main break. sky 7 hd flew over the scene after the main broke loose you can see the result marine avenue closed off between bell lane and flamingo road for a short while today. marin municipal water district craw begun to excavate the 12 inch water main to see exactly what they are dealing with. >> amazing demonstration of skill and courage saved a man's life in livermore. last night a 58-year-old man was stranded when creek waters rose to the top of his pickup. this was near del israel regional park. swimmers couldn't make headway in the water sought chp called in air support. the pilot actually put the hospitaler skid on the top the of the truck to stabilize his vehicle. the man was pulled into the chopper taken to the hospital and treated for hypothermia.

manning as we just heard from alexa o'brien who talked all about the bradley manning case definitely check out our web site for more updates about the n.b.a. which is definitely a really mind blowing updates on there with the feinstein amendment but right now i want to talk about a really disturbing trend in this country i've never heard of the term school to prison pipeline but this term describes the funneling of children out of the public schools and into the criminal justice system and the really in mississippi a town that's currently facing legal backlash from civil rights groups when schools want to discipline children they actually call the police who come to the school in a rest children as young as ten years old their arrests are automatic the police department's policy is to simply arrest all children that are referred to the agency but this type of injustice is not isolated to one small town in mississippi in states like florida more than twenty thousand students move straight from school into juvenile detention or prison every year and these stats are similar across the w

and tonight a 21-year-old man riding a skateboard was killed in concord. abc7 news reporter nick smith is live in concord to explain what happened to the skateboarder. nick? >> dan, good evening. police are not saying much about the accident that took the life of that 21-year-old man. but they have confirmed to me that concord was his home. police tell abc7 news that a woman from clayton was driving this chevy tahoe when she hit and killed a man who was riding on his skateboard. the accident happened just after 4:30 this afternoon shutting down the traffic on monument boulevard and erickson road for hours while police collected evidence at the scene. police have confirmed the skateboarder, a 21-year-old from concord, was in the crosswalk headed northbound at erickson when he was hit by the driver of the chevy tahoe. when emergency personnel arrived at the scene, they immediately learned that the victim suffered major

he and another man are seen arguing before the other man pushes him to the tracks. watching it happen, this photographer, rather than help, he snapped nearly 50 photos on his camera. he said it was his way of trying to get the subway conductor's attention. >> took mow a second to figure out what was happening. i sought lights in the distance of the approaching train. the only thing i could think of at that time was to alert the driver with my camera flash. >> reporter: that didn't get the motor man to flash and the post was criticized. twitter is calling the decision horrifying, despicable. imagine how this man's family feels. we spoke to the pr company that represents the new york post. so far, no statement has been pished -- issued. as for the suspect, he has been arrested and charged. >>> senators barbara mikulski and cardin are expected to speak at at committee on homeland security. mikulski is calling for aid to the eastern shore still suffering from the storm. >> people in queens, new york, still covering from the devastation of sandy. many are upset with the

a homeless man has been arrested and charged with murder for allegedly pushing the man onto the tracks. han was struck and killed by a train. police say the two men argued before han was pushed onto the tracks. the photographer did not go to help, but defended himself saying he couldn't have reached the man in time. he says no one else on the platform helped han, and that even some people ran away. >>> the chp now has suspects under arrest with the string of armed robberies at the carquinez toll booth. in february, we first report the at least two toll workers had been robbed on the bridge. >>> protesters set fire to the house of the muslim brotherhood. this follows violent clashes that left at least three people dead. the fighting has no escalated to a point that hasn't been seen before in this latest battle. >>> in syria, the military is reportedly readying chemical weapons for use against its own peep. fox news is reporting that deadly sarin gas is locked and ready inside bombs. president obama warned syria not to use chemical weapons. >>> in the southern philippines, the death toll

the guys that have been here the longest are soaking in the moment. >> it feels good, man. i'm out of body right now. i'm floating somewhere around here. you're just talking to somebody else, but i've been wait ing for this moment where we can be this kind of team and that's why i wanted to be here a couple years ago. >> the organization is definitely taking strides in the right direction. the way these guys fought, you can't coach that. it's definitely a change in the mentality of the group of guys in this locker room. >> they'll try to keep it going next week at cleveland. tomorrow we'll have the latest on robert griffin, iii following mike shanahan's 3:00 press conference and one other note, georgetown falls to indiana in hoops or in soccer we should say in the college cup finals 1-0 and a big thanks to melanie alnwick, great job this morning. i'm scott smith. thanks for watching. have a good night. >> thank you for watching your washington area nissan dealers sports xtra.

and an 81-year-old man is going for a more direct way. sandy is wearing a sign around his neck that says he wants a wife. he was married many times. he says he changed his ways and wants someone he can spend the rest of his life with. but there are some nonane yore bls. >> nobody under 60 doesn't compute. my life was built around books. if they don't like books, it's a lost cause. i won't leave this town. i love this place. it's the perfect place for an old man. >> picky! >> sandy says he might make one exception. if a woman in her 40s or 50s is really interested, he might compromise. and josie is writing down his number. >> i might move, he seems like a catch. [ laughter ] >> let's take a quick check at the radar. we have a few light wintery showers west of baltimore right now. we won't see much more in accumulation. rockville, i'm just saying, watch for icy spots in the morning. batten down the hatches. it will warm up friday before a new storm on saturday. >> abc2 news is brought to you by acura. >> all right, that's all we have for yo

noodle man, noodle man? what are you doing? i was taking a nap. a nap? i'm a customer of your hot noodle. oh, it's very cold. it's warm tonight. that's true. by the way, how is business? not so good. is it. pretty good. a little different from last night. that's okay. it happens bad time wills follow good times in business. if something bad is going to happen to you soon. wait. i made mistakes. any way you will get the business. don't worry. don't worry. what's the name of your shop? bingo. don go. i'm going to see after this maybe i should not go. so, i have to tell you the noodle should be ready. not yet. you are slow. the water was not boiling. i have a short temple when the noodle man is slow - oh, is it ready. that's okay. my temper is not that short. chopsticks. chopsticks usually they provide all the chopsticks and no one is good. who knows if they're clean or not. your chopsticks are not. these are wet. what? you just wash it down. fine. fine. this one have green onion on them. that's okay. that's okay. i can wipe it off. now a bowl is usually bo

one young man was shot at that home at 10:00 this morning. paramedics have taken him to the hospital but there is no word on his identity. neighbors say he was the stepson of the man who was shot and killed saturday. but police will not say if they believe the shooting was connected. they held a vigil for 53-year- old aaron williams. >>> fisherman are trying to work out a price. they went on strike when seafood brokers decided to lower the price because of decreased demand. spokesperson said they will meet again at 4:00 this afternoon. >>> president barack obama will continue to battle republicans in a fiscal cliff negotiation. the president spoke at a detroit suburb with axle and engines. he continues to push his plan to raise taxes on the wealthy. >> all congress needs to do is provide a law that will provide taxes on the $250,000 of everybody's income. >> they are trying to enact a right to work law to allow workers to opt out of paying union dues. >>> and in san jose, they are trying to keep social programs in place despite the looming cl

the man who was schahot is exped to be okay. we'll bring you more information as soon as we learn it. >>> classes will resume today for hundreds of children in newtown, connecticut. all schools will reopen except sandy hook elementary. police are holding it as a crime scene possibly for months. the shooting spree that left 26 people dead, 20 of them children. the apparent gunman, adam lanza practiced firing at shooting ranges. they don't have clues of why he snapped and or why he targeted the school. they lay to rest more victims. at least two more funerals will be held today. 6-year-olds noah pozner and jack pinto's funerals were yesterday. noahs sister escaped safely. jack's family said the little boy loved sports. this card was given to loved ones at his funeral. even people who never heard of newtown are coming to offer their support to a community coping with an unthinkable tragedy. >> just felt like we needed to do something to help out somehow and just being here i feel like it's helping us to help other people. >> the ov

he's a man of the people. ex-military police. >> jimmy: oh, exactly, and it's what you want to see when you go to the theaters, it's a popcorn movie. you go, "it's got good action. it's fun, it's well-written." i want to show -- swollen testicles. [ laughter ] i want to show everyone a clip -- here of tom cruise in "jack reacher." take a look at this. >> this is your last chance to walk away. >> are you kidding? it's five against one. >> three against one. >> how do you figure? >> well, once i take out the leader, which is you -- i'll have to contend with one or two enthusiastic wingmen. last two guys, they always run. remember, you wanted this. you're okay. get up. [ scream ] now we know who's who. let's get this done. [ grunts ] [ fighting sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's how you do it. -- man, that's going to be good. so fun. that movie is so good. it's so fun. thank you for coming on. last time you came on we played a friendly fun game, and, boy, did we have a good time. [ light laughter ]

did they ever. >> next man up. >> next man up performed quite well yesterday. they were introducing the defense and the studio audience, that's what i call the crowd in the ballpark, everybody was going who is that guy, who is that guy. give me your program. who is that guy. who is that guy stepped up and played like a ray -- like a raven yesterday. now it's on oh -- onto cincinnati. let's take them down and go off into the playoffs in full stride. >> awesome. sdmrsz we have -- >> we have a redskins fan over here that almost choked on his own spit. >>> let's take a look at the day part here. it's going to be not bad at all. calm, temperatures going to be a couple degrees below normal. 41 after a lunchtime of 39. there's going to be light shower activity later. frankly, i don't forsee that light shower activity causing any travel problems by car, train or plane. can't say that on wednesday though. we will talk about what's going to be a righteous storm coming our way midweek. >>> coming up on coffee with, anna post, the great granddaughter of emily post. we're t

we will tell you what police say happened behind a gas station that ended with a one man dead. and crisis averted. we made it beyond the end of the world predictions and now we learned we skirted another potential disaster. we will tell you about it ahead on this monday morning. christmas eve. thanks for joining us i am megan pringle. charley has the delay off -- day off but lynn yitette is here and it's a chilly start but no white christmas anyway. just cold. >> it's cold but we have a system he that's going to workits way in here. i am going to talk about that in a second budget talk yo talked about the cold temperatures and that's what we are seeing this morning. 26 degrees in perry hall and elkton at 25. 31 in bel air. really bundle up as you head out and about doing the last minute christmas shopping. do that dress in layers because when you get into the mall you will want to take it off. maryland's most powerful radar is dry but we will see showers in the forecast. and as we head into the evening time frame we could be seeing a little wintery mix. all that information is

the man later died at the scene. he has not yet been identified. >>> two uc berkeley law students have been charged with animal cruelty. 24-year-old erik cuellar. and justin teixeira are accused of decapitating a bird. >>> oakland is bridging in outside help to try to lower its crime rate. they have hired a former los angeles police chief as a consultant. and now he is going to be developing strategies to reduce the violence in oakland. earlier this month the city agreed to have a court appointed director oversee the police department and avoid a federal takeover. >>> oakland woman shot while attending christmas eve mass remains in the hospital. maria spoke to us in spanish from her bed at highland hospital. she was with her family inside the central bethel church when stray bullets from an outside shooting came through the walls. she was hit near her heart while shielding her seven-year- old twin sons. >> the pastor was talking and then we heard something but we thought it was fire works but then it was shots. >> sh

dickens in the hat of the common man. of course what the caricaturist is pointing towards is the difference in their readership, the difference being dickens' much broader appeal to the reading public. also i found the bowler hits a hint to his american audience as well. dickens was highly aware of how perilous his own life was in terms of the social circumstances that he grew up in. his father was imprisoned for debt. dickens became the sole family bread winner at the age of 12 and said in retrospect i could have been a vagabond or a little thief for all anyone cared of me. it's not impossible to believe that dickens may well have ended up like one of the characters in oler tst. >> twist, are you out of your senses? >> please, sir, i want some more. >> what? dickens as a young man starts to go to the theater more or less every single night. as you can tell from his work, theater is hectic but he is steeped in shakespeare. hamlet is referred to often more than any other play. >> whether it is nobler in the mind to suffer

man has been altering the nature of animals since man walked upright and began domesticating animals. the beef that we consume, the pork that we consume today, don't resemble their early ancestors at all. two days ago, this fish was swimming in the tank. >> reporter: if there is a difference, it's not in the flavor. same texture. eating frankenfish. >> don't use that term. >> reporter: science fiction meets reality. food created in a lab. and a small company based in canada, hoping the fda will ignore the obvious stereotype and allow it on american dinner plates. for "nightline," i'm jim avila in panama. >> we shall see. thanks, jim avila. >>> just ahead, high-speed races featuring rugged athletes. these aren't your grandpa's sailboats. what happens when sailing goes hardcore. [ male announcer ] you've reached the age where you don't back down from a challenge. this is the age of knowing how to make things happen. so, why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. 20 million men already have. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do

the man toppled over the railing falling 30 feet. some witnesses told l police the man was sitting on the railing, others say it looked like he jumped. >> two restaurants remain closed and without power after a fire last night. the three-alarm fire broke out in a crawl space over the pan dna express restaurant. the restaurants were evacuated and no one was hurt. today an employee told us an electrical short started the fire. . >> members of an oakland youth group say someone stole $1,000 dollar from them after they landed in florida yesterday. they traveled to fort lauderdale to attend a conference there. they had had worked months to save money for their air fair, lodging and food. they left the the rental van to eat and that's when thieves broke in. >> we're out here many miles away from home with no one to contact or ask for help. >> the youth group still plans to attend to conference. >> foster city police are reminding residents there to lock their vehicles after nine break ins this week. six vehicles were burglarized in one are

old man winter reminding us what time of year it is. a large part of the nation will ring in the new year with temperatures below freezing. >> it is hot as -- >> in the studio you mean. >> yes. >> maybe it's warm because i have my new slippers on that rob got me. >> that's not fair. >> you can put them in the microwave. >> really? >> yes. >>> but if warm, sunny skies are more your skityle, pasadena is e place to be. we'll see how an army of volunteers builds those majestic floats. >>> we begin with hillary clinton. the 65 yeermdz secretary of state is in a new york hospital suffering from a blood clot. >> a spokesman would not say where that clot is locate but said clinton is being treated with anti-coagulants and will remain in the hospital for the next 48 hours. abc's deadra bryant has more. >> reporter: secretary of state hillary clinton was admitted to new york presbyterian hospital sunday with a blood clot stemming from a concussion she suffered several weeks ago. clinton's doctors discovered the clot earlier in the day during a fo

a young man killed, execution style. here with the new images, abc's john schriffen. >> reporter: this is the chilling image just moments before police say a suspected hit man pulled a gun from his pocket and put a bullet into the back of the head of 31-year-old brandon lincoln woodard, a father and aspiring lawyer from los angeles. police are now looking for this man, who somehow managed to slip away, with more than a dozen witnesses nearby in manhattan's columbus circle. here's how the calculated murder went down. police say around 1:20 monday afternoon, the suspect arrived at the scene waiting for his victim. 30 minutes later, he gets out of the tan getaway car, talks to his getaway driver and scopes out the scene. watch as multiple people walk by, getting a glimpse of the killer before he pulls his hood up, then begins pacing up and down the block, even passing by his target. minutes later, as woodard walks down this busy street with surveillance cameras catching his every move, the suspect walking up from behind. po

unexpectedt man versus a tourist. >> that was completely unexpectedat man versus a tourist. >> that was completely unexpected. >> it's early may, 2011, and marcus tate of huntsville, texas, is visiting fight town for the first time. he's walking on the strip with some family members when something catches his eye. all the sudden i see two guys arguing. it went from playful to serious. >> marcus can't believe what he's seeing. it's a scene right off the comic book pages, only this is no joker. >> that's what turned my head to the whole situation, was batman getting loud. >> maxwell allen, aka, batmax, has been making a living by dressing up as the caped crusader for more than a decade. first on hollywood boulevard in los angeles. and in 2010 he moved to the las vegas strip. >> i like being my own boss. i like working with kids. and i kind of like being out there. >> like virtually all of the street characters on the strip, batmax works solely for tips, posing for photos and relying on the generosity of batman's adoring fans for his income. >> everybody thinks you're making great mone

a man died on a launch pad during a dress rehearsal. they were helpless to save him. >> friday january 27, '19 # # 6 they enter conducted a preflight test. test conductors were about ready to pick up the camera the instrument showed an unexplained rise in the oxygen flow into the safety. about 6 seconds later the voice of ed white came over the intercom. >> we have a fire in the cockpit. >> a fire in the cockpit. >> they were inside a spacecraft in pure oxygen. that's a recipe for disaster. all they needed was a spark and they got one. >> from a piece of exposed uninsulated wiring. >> why don't they get out? >> the patch hatch is on the ino to remove the match you had to pull it in turn it and slide it through the door. when the fire started you got 50,000 pounds of pressure holding it in place. >> all three men were dead. >> we lived near the wife of one of the crew members. >> he had the unenviable task of breaking the news to the wife. >> when i stopped in front of the house even though she had not heard i could tell by the look on h

or woman right that on this show i'm their man. and we also want to regulate wall street with prison sentences set up by. if i rob somebody of five hundred dollars they put me in prison for fifteen years if you rob somebody five hundred million dollars they'd slug on the wrist and take a hundred thousand dollars from so it's really profitable to rob people of five million dollars if you were to go to jail for five hundred years from driving five hundred million dollars bubble your new life partner they will do they will be doing their less i mean there's always going to be an evil person out there too but to the rest of the most of the staff in line and we will have all these problems. in our economy will collapse. is a training thing it's right you know go for the job or trade or labor or discredit so that you can trade for other goods in the market it's just a value system. but. it itself is a value i can't keep. going to see the ship. going to see the sunken ship. like my are going american to think how do you. think. movie. eve

are you a smart man? i know you're an intelligent man. >> i don't think so, if i were smart, why would i be here? i'm a foolish man, i know that much. >> >> reporter: and you know what? i believe him. thank you. >>> stories trending on the web right now, college basketball fans are paying tribute to legendary coach rick majerus, he dieded of heart failure in los angeles, he was 64. majerus had only one losing seen while at marquette, he was known for the strong -- >>> in suburban los angeles tests over a neighborhood home acting illegally as a birthing center. pregnant chinese women fly in to give birth so their babies can be u.s. citizens. and then when their children actually turn 21, they will sponsor relatives to come to the united states. rising rents and declining sales have forced it to close its doors. a sad stay for a landmark that has served so many. >>> well for recent stories about how more young people than ever before are rejecting religion. we're going to hear from two boys who are bucking

yesterday they drove to a check point manned by rebel fighters. the gun battle broke out and two of the kidnappers were killed. engel and his crew were not hurt. the rebels drove them into turkey where they were set free. >>> thieves sunk to a new low stealing care packages. two dozen boxes were stolen from a sacramento warehouse. the group move america forward collected items like coffee, jelly beans, deodorant. the items were ready to ship but thieves got to them first. >> it's really sad someone would take this from the troops. i hope whoever took them won't be a grinch and take them to the post office. >> move forward america is scrambling to send more packages. >>> coming up tonight on news edge at 11, a teenager at home in the middle of a day attacked after a man knocks on the door claiming to be a cable guy. >>> it was all about wrapping up business before the end of the year. what council members decided on issues like speed cameras and the so-called tax on your water bill. we'll continue right after this. hey, look! a shooting star! make

i know him as the greatest man alive, the man who saved my son. years ago the coach learned of my son's brain tumor and he turned and asked matthew, what would you run on sunday? from that moment on for the next four seasons, the two would talk every game, every single game. that 3-yarder against new englander all contrived by these two. after yesterday's loss the coach delivered this message to my son saying adversity reveals character, men of great character pick themselves up to rise and fight again, never compromising their true beliefs under any circumstances. beyond firstdowns, cam cameron is a great man and has made an impact on all of us. having cam cameron in my life is like having the lombardi medal on your mantle. my son wants to go up to be coach cam, the coach and the man. >> well, if you're out and about today, you know it feels like we've been living in seattle. >> all through the weekend, in fact. we've been dealing with it but it's starting to go away. here's meteorologist wyatt everhart. >> the gloom has been holding tough all we

he was such a serious boy but yet a playful man. i always tell that in my class he was beyond middle age in ninth grade. he was older than his father. he was more serious than his mother, and in that class he also was the most joyful, the most miswhich iious of all my students and when we were writing a mystery he had to write it from the point of the perpetrator, and that he had to plan the perfect crime. my little milty went to the palace of legion of honor and explained to them he was doing research how you protect this great art, and then he wrote his story from the point of view of stealing my favorite painting, so that he could bring it to me, and when i brought it to the palace of legion of honor they said "pretty damn good" and he fooled them and you know he used his family as a background why he was doing this, and it was very important, and he wrote a hum dinger of a perfect crime. most other people were writing about stealing something out of kitchen, and they were also writing about how to cheat on a test, but milton was

she cares about the man. she doesn't care about the masters. >> i think she cares about the man more. when we cried and when i cried in her arms, we didn't say anything. we just cried. because it meant so much for our family, meant so much for our friends, the fellow golfers that were there, you know, it was -- the win was about everybody that's influenced me. you know, you're from pensacola. i've known about you for years. >> i'm sorry about that. >> exactly. >> but you worked through that. >> but it's made me be a better person, not be like you. >> exactly. oh, god, i'm going to hear about that at home for a long time. thanks, bubba. >> you're welcome. no, it's all the people, like we said earlier, boo weekley, heath slocum, watching them grow up, same high school, wanted to play golf like them. joe durant, ben bates, another golfer from that area. all my teachers from high school, all my teachers from college. i mean, just all those people that have influenced me in the right direction. >> isn't it amazing

man: i kind of had to get a grasp on reality. man: i had to adapt and change very rapidly. woman: i had to learn how to drive with my hands -- yeah, that was interesting. man: a symptom may cause you not to be able to do that anymore, and at one point, i was able to do any of those. man: since i've been cycling, it's definitely helped my walking. woman: it's a fantastic opportunity to be working together with a common goal of curing ms, and sharing is the key. >> if i told you next week or next month or next year americans would be landing on the moon. how huge would that be? it's hard to believe after apollo 11 the idea of going to the moon became almost old hat after apollo 12 returned to the moon in november of 1969 some people were theelg these trips were getting routine. then the world was reminded starkly they were anything but. >> the analogy i use is first time you went across the atlantic created a lot of news. new we have hundreds of flights across the atlantic and nobody cares. we never lost our excitement because we knew what they wewe doing was important. >> on

and midnight and one-man is responsible for -- one man is responsible for all three incidents. the first was in june. the victim was forced into a car and raped. on november 20, the suspect attempted an attack but the victim escaped but he tried again the next night and forced the woman into the car and raped her. we asked why the public wasn't alerted earlier since the first attack took place six months ago. >> it wasn't immediately linked. once we got the information they started talking about what was going on. >> reporter: police linked the attack to one suspect and released these two sketches. he appears to have grown his hair. 30-40 years old. 5'7", medium build, wearing a gold chain with a gold cross. >> very scary. >> reporter: police say the man used a white four door sedan. they are asking women not to walk alone at night and be aware of their surroundings. reporting live, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the couple accused of stabbing a school teacher pleaded not guilty today. police say darnell washington and tania lejeune washington killed susie ko in her house

earlier today in potomac we spoke with the mother of the man killed. she declined to go on camera but did say the son who survived is out of the hospital and is now recovering at home. in the fox 5 newsroom i'm paul wagner. >>> a 14-year-old boy is dead after a double shooting in prince george's county. eliezer reyes died at a hospital after being shot just after midnight in lewisdale. police believe it was a drive- by, someone firing the gun out of the window of a vehicle in the 2200 block of sheridan street. they found the car, not the gunman. the second victim is an adult. his injuries were not serious. >>> it certainly has not felt like december these last few days, but things are about to change. live look outside tonight, sue palka is in the weather have to let us know how much cooler it's -- have to let us know how much cooler -- have to let us know how much -- have to let us know how much cooler it's going to get. >> last night at this hour we were still in the 60s. december has been pretty easy on us so far with a couple days in the 70s, but a

she was last seen the night before leaving the teen evwith a man. the -- tavern with a man. the case has remained unsolved. >>> 8:49. more police patrols along a popular hiking trail in alamo after a woman said she was raped. she said she was walking on the madrone trail wednesday afternoon. she said someone pulled here from behind. the man she said sexually assaulted her and then ran away. >> we've had additional patrols going on by hadn't earns and officers on the ground -- by helicopters and officers on the ground. >> that attacker is described as white, early 40s with short light, brown hair, about 5'10". he was also walking a brown and white dog. >>> lock your car in san mateo. police are issuing that warning after several recent break-ins. at least four car break-ins in san mateo since last weekend, windows were smashed to steal things left out in the open. all of the break-ins happened in the downtown area. >>> in some parts of san francisco, it's getting cheaper to park. city transportation officials say sf park meters are part of the reason. the parking rates are ad