for the one in jail, and for the one that waits for the one in jail. and for the one who never had a chance to speak and found guilty. for the lovers torn apart and for the ones kept apart by, laws and prejudices. for the spare rows and the humming birds and for the weeds and the hararas and for the women of gaza. for the one tortured in the darkness. for the refugees wrapped in barbed wire. for each and every human being who sleeps tonight out in the rain. for shelter, for every human being who sleeps tonight out in the rain. for the child with nostalgia to be born, for every child to get home safe. for the elderly alone, for the worldwide end of hate, disease, and poverty. for a just world still to come, where no one goes hungry and the water is clean. and prisons are outlawed and schools are free. and exciting. and poetry, mandatory. for police and politicians. for the indians of the amazon and for the jaquar faced for extinction and for the battle to stop and for every last gun to be forged into a pen, and for the most hopeless, hopeless in the wor

for the indians of the amazon and for the jaquar faced for extinction and for the battle to stop and for every last gun to be forged into a pen, and for the most hopeless, hopeless in the world, those without even dreams to get by. here there is 100, 10,000 origamis waiting for you, floating in the rainbow of hope >> thank you. >> san francisco poet, that was moving. >> okay we mentioned something called the sisters of perpetual indulgence, if you don't know who they are, any san francisco event who does not have a sister back stage or on stage is not a san francisco event. representing the sisterses of professional indulgence. >> as always, we are so honored to be a part of this magnificent celebration. i would like to also thank my sisters, sister patent leather and sister jaya gamoore and sister may joy in the wings. i would like to start off by making a confession, i have not filled out my wish. and my wish would be i wish donna sasha would give me her necklace, doesn't she look gorgeous? >> maybe dreams, maybe wishes do come true. so, today, we are gathered here in the heart of

for tomorrow. thank you. [applause] >> thank you peter. we should get you up more whenever we win games. well, next up to bat president of our board of supervisors, supervisor of district three where the greatest impact in the neighborhoods will be felt in a positive way for central subway. someone who doesn't own a car. rides his bike everywhere and takes public transportation and learn to riding a bike at night and watching out for everybody not to interfere with him. our board met david chiu. >> good afternoon. i am so honored to be part of the second most significant san francisco celebration today. in all seriousness i am honored to be here representing not just the board of supervisors, but generations of unanimous votes at my board of supervisors over the years. are they doing this for me? i want to thank mayor lee for his leadership over the years. i of course want to thank and welcome our washington advocates. mr. secretary, you may think that it is not sunny today, but the sun is shining

joining us from sin pore for more, director for aerospace. ashri enshi, thank you for joining us. the planes are still grounded. it's going to have a financial impact, but will they be able to claim that back? how much do you think they can claim back from boeing? >> yeah. at this moment, establishmenting how it is going to claim is difficult. they are trying to understand how long this dreamliner is going to be grounded and how do they back their short-term, medium term and long-term strategies. establishmenting any numbers will be difficult. of course, we have realized that $15 million dip happened due to the grounding of dreamliners still 18th of february. but claiming any amount at this moment is difficult to anticipate. >> yeah. take that away, what's the outlook for this airline? bear in mind the improvement that it's had over the last 12 months. >> looking at recent investigation which is under way, the attention spans looking at the systems has moved the electrical systems and also the temperature around the systems. so the investigation may take more time. we expect to se

on friday for the annual march for life, a protest against abortion. they marched from the national mall to the u.s. supreme court. this weekend is the 40th anniversary of the roe versus wade decision. >>> and the maker of gatorade is removing a controversial ingredient because of customer complaints. the ingredient which is used to distribute flavoring evenly, was patented as a flame retardant. >>> and finally, victoria azarenka beat li na, in three sets to win her second-straight australian open. the victory means azarenka will keep her number one ranking among women in the world. >>> now, out to ginger zee in colorado. >> ron, it wasn't just ice yesterday. it was snow, too. let's look at the pittsburgh video we got. they had almost four inches of snow with that system. it moved through parts of the northeast. and the ice made for some accidents and some slowdowns. now, today, a lot of it is going to be drying out. but more on the way, as i mentioned earlier. and plenty of cold to harbor all of that moisture. 21 pittsburgh. 12 buffalo. boston, only 1

care for? and you know, we really want to just kind of find out what those things are. those things will be bampart of this long-term integration plan we're putting together. we're just work right now on getting input from people, getting input from different groups, from the design committee and subcommittees that we have had. we're going put together the plan and we'll be coming back to you with the plan to get some additional feedback from you and get your thoughts on the plan myself. my colleague tom nolan is in the back. you are probably familiar with him from muni, but he works can department of aging and adult services and he will help me take notes. i am here to hear from the council members and members of the public on what you think works? doesn't work? what you would like to see for service and supports for people who live in the community, to remain living in the community. >> i have a number of speakers scheduled. we have a good amount of time, but i will limit them to 4 minutes, r

passport for a swiss one. the global superstar has lived outside zurich for the past eight years with long-time partner, german record exec, irwin bach. she told a german paper, i'm very happy in switzerland and i feel at home here. i cannot imagine a better place to live. ♪ you're simply the best >> reporter: but some believe her motives may not be so simple. >> any celebrity that makes such a bold change in her life does it for multidimensional reasons. maybe the increasing tax rates on very high income earners in the united states. ♪ a dancer for money >> reporter: but if the 73-year-old singer is making the move to cut her tax bill, she'll probably never admit it. the u.s. government warns americans, renunciation of u.s. citizenship may have no uh affect whatsoever on his or her u.s. tax obligations. she wouldn't be the first celebrity to change nationalities. actor jgerard depardieu got his passport after loudly renouncing france and its tax hikes on its wealthiest citizens. even elizabeth taylor made

so that's great for the surfers. dangerous for the spectators. really dangerous for everybody. but we are being protected here with this area. high pressure lingering and shunting the storm track to the north. it will stay that way through tuesday. the averages will feature temperatures a also milder, a few high clouds from time to time. but then by tuesday the ridge breaks down and the offshore flow is gone. that allows for a weak weather system to head our way, bringing perhaps a few sprinkles, but really more notably will be the cooler temperatures for everyone wednesday into thursday with the cloud cover and that cooler air settling on in. so get ready for that. it's going to be a bit of a change. we've seen these mild temperatures now for about a couple weeks. 65 in fresno with big sur in the mid-80s. 62 chico and back home low to mid-60s. a pleasant afternoon for palo alto. 55. 56 in san jose. look at the 70s returning for salinas, gilroy and santa cruz. so the accuweather seven day forecast keeping it milder. maybe a few sprinkles north bay. thursday partly cloudy and by

tham for seat 2, mr. watts for seat 5, ms. crowser for seat 8. ifmr. spertzel seat 6. gvl (gavel) >> item four. assessment appeals board. four seats, nine applicants. >> i believe several candidates are here and alberto rios has withdrawn his nomination. four seats, eight applicants. ms. lewis. >> good afternoon, i am a licensed attorney in the state of california. coming today seeking reappointment to the appeals board. i was seeking your regular appointment. i would like to amend my application and add alternate as well because i do have a full-time government position. >> do you prefer to be an alternate? >> that is my preference. however i still would consider a regular appointment. as far as my experience i have been the president of the condominium association for the past 15 years. i am an active landlord, over 25+ years of public service. in a municipality, the city of berkeley, as well as at the federal level. i have worked with the very diverse population over the years. since my initial appointment, i function primarily as an alternate hearing officer presid

thanks for that. have a good evening there in seoul. >>> as the yen continues to weaken, japan's exporters are seeing slips in profits. cannon featuring a perfe picture-perfect 2013. we have the latest live from tokyo. a picture-perfect 2013, huh? >> hmm, yeah. stocks did really well today. the nikkei index gained more than 2% closing at its highest level since april, 2010. investors are buying up blue chips where earning are boosted by the weaker yen. one of those stocks was cannon. the cater for japan's exporters. canon projects a net profit growth for 2013. overseas sales are getting a past from the falling yen. the japanese camera and chip maker expects a pickup in profit and 9.5% rise in revenue for the next fiscal year. net profit for the fourth quarter fell fractionally by 0.4% from a year earlier. the firm sees its profitability improving dramatically based on the favorable foreign exchange environment. canon said each one yen change in the dollar rate against the yen would affect its operatin

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the job for me, the priority for me will be of course jobs. supervisor avalos has started it would local hire, and i want to expand on that to really get to the bottom of making sure that our people and our district and our city have employment opportunities i cannot .way to get started on my job and i look forward to working with all of you. thank you for being here, and sticking it out through this day. i hope i did not miss anyone. congratulations to the new president of the board. looking forward to seeing you serve the next few years, and hoping that in another two years they will be the potential for change in thank you so much for having % i hope that wasn't mean or anything % didn't mean to cut your legs off while i was out there. i am so honored and happy to be here and looking forward to serving as a district 5 supervisor. (applause) >> president: congratulations supervisor breed. now to the next newly elected member of this body, the newest representative of district 7, supervisor norman yee. >> supervisor yee: thank you president c

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thank you for the time for the input. it's hard to follow-up the remarks, the fantastic comments people have already made. i would say as a long-time resident of the richmond district, the impact of the event seems quite nominal in terms of the people passing through the neighborhood to get to and from the event. also attending the event is very convenient. i live very close to the main entrance, but i notice that there is very little impact on the community from those coming to and from. and also much of the transport seems to be along the length of the park. and as a resident, i don't see much impact whatsoever in our residents and those around us. and i have never heard a complaint from any neighborhood nearby. also, as nicky bloom just commented, the opportunity for the local musician to thrive through another planet just seems extraordinary. and at the same time, the opportunity for world class musicians, both those in the hall of fame of music and those that are at the height of their career to be able to play with

chilly for most people, but not for one man i talked to. he is from minnesota. >> it's above freezing so its it not freezing, it's perfect. we are good with this. >> reporter: this morning we dropped by side board a popular breakfast spot here. the overnight bakers were all bundled up. they are working in the kitchen trying to get owl the treats ready for everybody to come enjoy and they were telling me they really rely on the oven in the kitchen to keep them warm when the temperatures drop like this. one of them said that he was actually delayed getting in to work because his car was iced over. >> car just thick ice, pulled out a credit card and tried to scrape it of and still had issues. i got in here later than normal but by the time my heater warmed up i was at work. >> reporter: that cafe has a pile of blankets with we saw there in the middle of the restaurant all ready to go for the breakfast crowd and they arrive later this morning and the place opens up you can imagine a lot of people will need them even in fact if they are sitting

a note for you, visibility clear through this year and for approach for foster city coming off san mateo bridge. 92 here shows a smooth drive. this shot here on the peninsula for the bridge. same bridge on the other side hayward side you can't even see roadway. a couple taillights visible. they disappear 20 feet away. this is a tough drive as far as visibility goes on the hayward side watch the dumbarton bridge. by contrast, bay bridge a clear view but not a clear road. look at the backup because metering lights were turned on. backup back to the berkeley curve and coming down the east shore freeway. the commute is on here. slow drive in many spots. north bay not so bad. we'll show that to you coming up. back to you. >> right now we have brand new video just into our newsroom. secretary of state hillary clinton returning to work today in washington after a month in the hospital. her car right there was seen pulling through a security gate on capitol hill. clinton back to work after recovering from a blood clot doctors found in her head. she was released from the hospital and expected to

i want to say for the bottom of my heart thank you for being there for me. it means a lot. now, our resident of district 5 have a supervisor that understands the district; understands the needs of the district; and is prepared for the challenges that we face not only as a district but as a city. i am prepared to step up and to do what is necessary in order to make the difference in district 5. i know that we have been through a lot over the last several years which is why i thought it was important to bring who will be the third aid in my office, valie brown, who works for former supervisor -- a true advocate for the residents of district 5. serving in this capacity is what she is meant to do and she will do a tremendous job for the residents. i cannot wait to get out there in the community and do what i am here to do a supervisor. i am looking forward to working with each and every one of my colleagues who i was so fortunate when i was elected they all reached out to me; they all sat down with me, phone calls and everyone. know that you district 5 supervisor will have the

it is a priority for our office. we are very well aware of how small businesses are running up against the wall right now in terms of trying to get the credit and loans they are looking for, so i will try hard to bring the brightest minds in this room so you can effectively fix their range and learn more about what you can do better to fix your business plan and what it is they are looking for. first of all, i will introduce everyone. mark quinn is the san francisco district director of the u.s. small business administration. the small business administration covers not only san francisco proper but the bay area. the severed his third district is responsible for a business loan portfolio of 12,000 loans worth $4.2 billion. in 2009, the sba approved $500 million in lending. next, we have the executive director of the san francisco small business office. she was in san francisco in 1986 to open the buffalo exchange limited store, and in the 13 years she worked for buffalo exchange, tennis district manager, she held her

also, back for all of the trivalley and for the south bay. that's where we'll have widespread 20s and 30s. if you haven't covered up the plants, they likely suffered some damage. and please remember the pets. they need to come inside, as well. tomorrow morning, some things you want to think about before you get in the car. and start that engine. usually need about three-times the normal amount of distance to stop if you hit a patch of ice. make sure you keep plenty of distance between you and the car in front of you. if you hit ice, brake gently to avoid skidding. and be careful over our bridges and overpasses. those tend to freeze first. we're not expecting widespread icing. but it's something to think about. you can see it's clear in san jose for tonight. and into san francisco, we're noting visibility at ten miles and/or better. temperatures are likely even drop down to the 30s, up against our immediate coastline. high pressure is out here. we do have eventual warming coming in that seven-day forecast. it's trapped way out in the pacific.

for the exploretory and at&t park, pier one and disprawn if we have the crews terminal project for one 10 million or $827 million of investments since the adoption of the water front plan. the three project that weave i'll that brad will be talking about in a moment is at a much larger scale in these three proposed project and you will see as you look at the project that there is about 400 and $10 million of planned i f d proceeds for infrastructure costs in this project and so this policy is really going to attract huge -- a much larger amount of private investment than we have seen since the adoption of the private land units lan and to pay for critical city owned land use structure and with that, brad will talk you through the project. >> thank you elane. and we do think that this is potentially a game changer for the port. i want to make one minor correction. we have not calculated yet the amount of i f d ass that are captured in pier 70 and it can be the location that we capture the tax increment and it could be that these projects will reach a billion dollars of investment from t

asking for. a return to school. they also got to see some furry friends. seven therapy dogs from chicago that had comforted the community early on spent time at the school today. >> they pet them and hug them and kiss them and all of that kind of stuff. and the dogs just love that. >> reporter: the families were also reminded that there's a whole community embracing them. >> i think we still have a long way to go, and it's a road i'm not sure any of us know how to walk. but we will. we'll walk it. and we're strong. >> reporter: today the governor of connecticut announced the state's gun control measures, mental health programs and school safety procedures are all under review. lester? >> rehema ellis in connecticut tonight, thank you. >>> another first day on capitol hill for members of the new congress, the 113th. they come in with a lot of unfinished business left by the 112th, and who knows if they'll get more done than their predecessors. but this group is already making history. nbc's kelly

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for what it is intended for? host: marian wang. guest: that is a good question. i hear that a lot from financial administrators. i do think that there could be better training in terms of more advising in the light of -- do you need this money that you are entitled to the federal government? there is a particular form and all by which they give you a particular sum to cover the costs of your attendance. students may not need that amount. they get a refund check, and they are excited about it. they do having this cash in their pockets that they can spend. there is a role that financial aid officers or schools can play in making sure that you do not have to accept all of the money that you are entitled to. you can decline a loan. you can ask for less than what you are entitled to. therefore, you can have less debt. host: where does work study fit into all of this? guest: work study is not part of it. if you are entitled to it, you get a couple thousand dollars. they do not necessarily have the cash on hand when the

jobs for immigrants, jobs for americans. we have so many experts who come on our program every night an they're forecasting a very weak economy. and not enough jobs for everybody. how do you think that's going to play into the debate? >> yeah, so immigrants are not like americans, right. americans are in the middle. we're pretty educated but not too much. immigrants are either not very educate order very educated. so they actually compliment complement us and create jobs. voters don't always know that. that is a hard concept to explain to people but that's why we need law make ares and advocates who can make that case to people in the coming months. immigrants help create jobs. they don't take jobs from americans. >> certainly this will be topic a for a while. thank you so much for coming on our program, tamar jabby. >> susie: when it comes to drugs, the generic pharmaceuticals business has been on fire as more and more insurers move customers to generic medicine as a way to trim healthcare costs. one of the beneficiaries ha

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for the record she did not get a ticket for speeding. in marin county stanley roberts kron 4 news. >> the wins will continue into the afternoon they will die down into tuesday. as yowe sample afternoon highs we anticipate high clouds and sunshine with mid to upper 50s to the south bay. san jose 58. 56 for sunnyvale. 574 fairfield, concord, danville. 574 walnut creek. downtown san francisco an afternoon high of 58. >> navato @ 55. >> 56 for richmond. high pressure building back into place over the west coast. we are dry and clear we are seeing high clouds in the distance. nothing to concern yourself with. >> we have big changes to talk about not any rain in sight. it will be dry for the next several days. >> we could cool off as we head into tomorrow. overall similar conditions compared to what we will expect to day. >> wednesday clear skies and on the cooler side. >> by thursday mid to upper 60s. >> south bay locations flirting with the 70 degree mark. >> big changes and nice weather to look for to into the weekend. more details on the e

is not eligible for use for fixing the j church. the city would have to forego that money and look for other sources in order to do that work. so, i think it's very important that people understand that. i think any time we're building anything underground, especially in a municipality like san francisco where we're highly developed above ground, it is always going to be something that we're watching very closely and have to mitigate with insurance. and the issue that we have before us today is simply saying that we're going to purchase the same amount of insurance we previously wanted to have, but we're going to do it at a lower price. that is really the issue that is before us today. i want it make sure the members of the public are aware of that issue. so, colleagues, we do have the item before us. we heard public comment and we also have an amendment from the budget analyst. do we have a motion to accept that amendment? >> motion to accept the amendment and move forward with the underlying resolution -- or legislation [speaker n

we'll clear out just in time for saturday afternoon for outdoor activities. cool enough for a jacket. you can get outdoors. on sunday expecting maybe a stray isolated shower from time to time. nothing heavy. if you are heading out to church on sunday morning, you might drive through some thick pockets and have to use the windshield wipers. by monday drying out significantly. fog and drizzle in the forecast both monday and tuesday morning and then wednesday into thursday, abundant sunshine. temps back in the 60s and hopefully we'll maintain that stretch of fair weather all of the way through super bowl sunday. so we'll talk more about that coming up. 6:48. we'll check that drive. i promise you mike would be in. here he is. >> just because you called. otherwise i would still be sleeping. folks, you expect friday light. here is an unexpected slowdown we have. unusually heavy coming off castro valley the y here 580 and 238. earlier crash and debris on the northbound side of 238 caused this backup. it has cleared. another accident northbound 880 countercommute cau

for buildings of four or more units there are requirements for one bicycle space for each unit. and then any building that adds another unit or adds 20% of-square-footage to the building will be subject to the new requirements. >> okay. my second question is who makes the decision? i saw an example of the street parking being taken away and replaced by bicycle parking. who makes that kind of decision? >> i think -- >> my name is heath maddox, manager of the bicycle program. the picture you saw was an example of on-street bicycle parking. we have our own bicycle parking program and install bike racks and we have been putting racks on the streets that we call "bicycle parking corrals." the picture may have been a little misleading because i don't think on-street bicycle parking would be an appropriate response for any of these requirements in the planning code. >> from what i am hearing from you it's voluntary, because it's hard enough to park in some of the neighborhoods, but you saying most of the time you try to do it on the sidewalk if you can? >> we do it increasingly, there

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banned for life by the u.s. anti doping agency for being the mastermind of what it terms the most sophisticated doping program sports has ever seen. the expectation is armstrong will finally admit what he's denied for years. >> i do believe, if we take armstrong, for example, that we want to see him as we once saw him. forgiveness will come easily to lance, i think. >> reporter: so where does this leave fans who often see athletes as gods? is here's what columnist bosswell told his son at 8 years old. >> you don't look up at them, you shouldn't look down on them. you should just look right at them. >> reporter: today hall of fame voters didn't like what they saw. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> still ahead for us on a wednesday night, how far can police officers go when they pull you over? what happened to one guy in the middle of the night could have a big effect on drivers all across this country. >>> and later, an army of strangers making a difference. a big one, with a big surprise for a family that l

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for us. doppler radar does show we are picking up on some moisture. we've seen rain from fredricksburg toward la plata. the cool morning temperatures you want to be prepared for temperatures in the 30s as of right now. futurecast is tracking a little opportunity for some moisture to get up closer to the beltway. that should happen later on in the evening. i would say after sunset but before about that 10:00 p.m. hour. so if you're going out on the town, might be a good idea to have the umbrella with you but chances are you won't need it. then we'll clear out nicely overnight. we're looking good for wednesday afternoon. in fact, temperatures although a little bit on the cool side with a bit of a breeze, we will see a lot of sunshine come tomorrow. thursday is not too bad. partly cloudy with a high near 40 but notice the overnight lows are getting very, very chilly. we're backing down into the middle range 20's on thursday night and friday night. those are the city center temperatures. our subu

for financial aid for students in need. bloomberg has given more than $1 billion to the school since he graduated in the mid-1960s. >>> the hacked website of the u.s. sentencing commission is back up and running and the fbi is handling the case as a criminal investigation. the site was shut down for a couple hours yesterday. the hackers made it known it was pay back for the suicide of web activist aaron schwartz. he was facing federal computer fraud charges. >>> in egypt, at least 30 people were killed in clashes in. protesters were trying to storm a prison. they wanted to reach 21 people sentenced to death last week for their part in a deadly soccer riot last year. >>> moving to bangladesh a deadly factory fire killed seven, mostly women. a first floor exit was locked and there were no fire alarms. >>> two months ago, more than 100 people died in a similar clothing factory fire in beng ludash. >>> back in the u.s., gun control advocates are hoping a weekend protest in washington will bring some real changes. thousands of p

that's it for us. thanks for watching. have a great day. "early start" begins now. >>> deadly plunge. at least two americans among seven killed in a helicopter crash in peru. >>> release the kraken! for the first time, pictures of a giant squid alive in its natural habitat. we have the pictures for you this hour. >> this is so cool. >> it is. >>> i don't want to talk about this. a new dynasty. it's alabama in a rout on college football's biggest stage. did you stay up and watch? >> you know, i knew it was happening. you could just tell it was going down. >> did you set your alarm clock to get up and watch? >> i saw enough of the game to know where it was headed. >> so you watched about two minutes of the game. good morning, folks. welcome to "early start." >> i don't want to rub it in, but one of us was right and one of us was wrong. you are the wrong one. >> i will eat microtoday. it's in my coffee. >> i was right. it's january 8th, and it's 5:00 a.m. >> i was wrong. >> up first this morning, roll tide. and we're talking a major roll. a ro

for novato, a mile for napa up. we usually see this foggy in the north bay but it is pretty de widespread today. and the afternoon it will be a mix of sun and clouds and will feel kind of muddy out there. expect low 60s in the south bay, 61 for sunnyvale and campbell evergreen 63, 60 in milpitas and the east bay and interior valleys upper 50s low 60s. they do not for fairfield 64 san leandro and a good mix of upper 50s low 60s and the north bay. satellite and radar picture shows it is continuing to shift its way south. showers are pushing up from the south so we could continue to see on settled weather into the afternoon and as late as tonight. pop up showers certainly a possibility and a lot of lingering clouds. keep an umbrella handy just in case. by lunchtime some light rain at the south bay and the livermore valley. most of the showers are to the east and there's certainly a possibility so be safe and not sorry. showers will continue until tomorrow and another system will drop down saturday night into sunday. th

to be here for this important hearing for the contribution in that hearing for representing the people that you do with the ideas that you do and of course we want to thank you for your reaching out to me on behalf of your state and your constituents , and i hope that this hearing produced a result that you feel like you are able to represent people and make a point and we appreciate each of you for taking time to be here today to visit you are now excused. >> we will call up the next panel. >> if you would push those appear we will see if we can do that. >> we will get you up next. welcome. by the way, gentlemen come any prepared remarks that you have will be inserted in the record without objection. >> first one to say that on the subject of the hurricane being from louisiana, i will understand and appreciate all of the human suffering that has occurred in the previous week's related to the storm and we want to give help to these victims as soon as possible and the focus of the amendment that we had with our national debt at 16.4 trillion deficits as far as the eye can see we must ca

thanks for catching up. never a dull moment in the osbourne family. >> you know that. >>> we're going to go outside to ginger for a little weather. >> some michigan gals, people from austin, saying it's rather cold here. and it is. we'll get slightly more mild as we go through the weekend. let's talk about the biggest system in the storm, down in the south. look at this. tennessee, someone's from knoxville, right? and they have a lot of icing this morning. they're flying back to, hope to. but north of it, snow, one to three inches in the white area. milder air going to pump up. and speaking of texas. look at dallas, 72 by the end of the weekend. >> this weather report brought to you by h&r block. and happy 34th anniversary for this young lady right here. >> happy anniversary. >>> we're counting down to the oscars right now. sunday february 24th. and clues could be coming friday night at the screen actors guild awards. and chris connelly looks at the favorites. >> reporter: this sunday's s.a.g. awards could g

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thank you for coming in inside "the war room." >> thank you for having us. >> what is it like for immigrant domestic workers who are trying to earn a living in this country? >> i couldn't stop thinking about the domestic workers that ii know. women like maria who takes care of a young person with a disability, and his family of six. she lives in with them, she does all the cooking cleaning, ironing, which adds up to 18 hours a day for less than $3 an hour. she makes it possible for everyone in that household to go to work every day and do what they do in the world yet she works under highly vulnerable and highly stressful conditions. >> jennifer: she's not alone. obviously there are millions of workers just like her. i'm cure i curious maria such an interesting political scene that we're seeing what do you think of this strategy by bashing the president, do you think it's going to work--by backing the president. do you think it's going to work? >> i say thank you to senator rubio. for those like jen poo just talked about. we made them i am visible and its time for them to come out of the sh

for protection. because they were out here, they had the lights, the equipment and they couldn't find anything now. where does that leave us? >> reporter: police confirm the body was discovered by a relative in front of his home this morning. >> he was suffering by at least one gunshot wound. this marks the city's first homicide for 2013. >> reporter: investigators documented evidence and can vanceed for crews as witnesses looked on with concern. >> actually i was terrified because i have a daughter too. i don't know what happened. >> a couple of houses away it's ridiculous. i never would have thought this would have happened right there. like i said they are a real quiet family. absolutely no reason why i would think that would ever happen. >> reporter: neighbors ask this family has lived here on this tripoli avenue for many years and there's never been any trouble. >>> an investigation is under way after fresno firefighters were called to put out a fire on a fleet of school buses. the damage is est

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