oh, look at that flush. that poster will be out in stores tomorrow. maryland wins it. >>> patriot league, america hosting holy cross. first half, ball movement just beautiful by the eagles. eagles up two at halftime. americans up four. they get the turnover here. gardner, they call him peewee, the little man gets to the rack. american boats holy cross 63-57. au with their 11th straight win. >>> george washington visiting dayton. colonials without three injured starters. pierre sinks the three ball. gw down nine at halftime. second half, colonials trying to come back. 19 points, 13 rebounds for the senior armwood. dayton is up in the final minutes. devin oliver, he'll finish with the dunk. he had a team high 17 points. colonials fall to the flyers 75-65. >>> george mason on the road at st. louis. under a minute left, st. louis is down three. rob lowe, he wants to keep on playing. that three ball ties the game at 68. in overtime, george mason trailing by three. bryant allen drives and finishes at the rack. he had 30 points. mason within one. st. louis p

hopefully he wasn't flushing a cell phone. obviously, he's got something in there. he doesn't want to come out. so we have to physically go in there and get him now. >> when i walked in, i saw a cell phone in a case. he was flushing the toilet, i reached in and tried to grab the cell phone and the case. i grabbed the case but the cell phone slipped out and flushed down the toilet. >> the crackdown on contraband suddenly takes an unexpected turn. and jerry bonds is taken in for questioning. >> we got a phone call from somebody on the outside saying that offender bonds threatened somebody on a cell phone. so me and the lieutenant are going to talk to him. >> got an outside call saying you were on a cell phone. do you know anybody by the name of vivian? >> man, hell, no. they need to call them people back and ask them who they are and how they know me. i don't know no vivian. i ain't got nobody he's cell ph. this is bull right here, man. i'm offended by this, man. i didn't do nothing. >> i'll call them and talk to them. >> please do. >> do you want me to lock him in fo

side effects include adache, flushing, upset stomach, and abnormal vision. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erection lastg more than four hours. stop taking vira and call youroctor right away if you experience a sudden decase or los in vision or hearing. this is the age of taking action. viagra. talk to your doctor. >>> time for our hits and misses of the week. james? >> this is a hit to north carolina governor and the legislator there who last year took the politically courageous step of cutting unemployment benefits, reducing them. now this makes them look hard-hearted. they took a lot of grief in the media. the results are in. more jobs. north carolina is one of the country's job creation stars since then. for a lot of reasons including heavy taxes have to pay for these benefits and they discourage people from seeking work. good for them. >> hit for u.n. ambassador samantha power who made a bold statement meeting with two members of the russian band pussy riot who had been imprisoned for criticizing vladimir putin. mrs. powers

hopefully he wasn't flushing a cell phone. obviously, he's got something in there. he doesn't want to come out. so we have to go in there and physically get him out. >> when i walked in, i saw a cell phone in a case. as the offender was flushing the toilet, i reached in and tried to grab the cellphone and case. i grabbed the case but the cell phone slipped out and flushed down the toilet. >> the crackdown on contraband suddenly takes an unexpected turn. and jerry bonds is taken in for questioning. >> we got a phone call from somebody on the outside saying that offender bonds threatened somebody on a cell phone. so me and the lieutenant are going to talk to him. >> got an outside call saying you were on a cell phone. do you know anybody by the name of vivian? >> man, hell, no. they need to call them people back and ask them who they are and how they know me. i don't know no vivian. this is bull right here, man. i thought it was a joke until now, man. i'm offended by this, man. i didn't do nothing. straight up, man. >> i'll call them and talk to them. >> please do. >>

mike hopkins, the flush. hoyas hold off number 7 michigan state, big win for them. >>> george washington on the road in dayton. chewing that gum, this is for moon cam! that camera's like at the top of the ceiling there. isaiah armwood with the flush. colonials led by two, but then it was all dayton. price, the price is right! three-pointer, gw's five-game win streak snapped. they lose 75-65. >>> au sporting a 10-game winning streak. only way to stop them? turn the lights out. lights went out for about a minute today. then au got to work. jumped up there, had 18. here comes holy cross. the spin-around, then the feed and kyle cager, you're on a poster. malcolm miller dunked over you. but gardner with the breakaway. au wins 11 straight. they said they hadn't talked about the streak until today. >> at the end of the game, we needed a stop. i said to the team, this is why we're 9-0. stop right here let us stop. that was one of ou themes at the end. it got us to stop at that point. >> congratulations to au. >>> i w

power dribble, left-handed flush. steve blake. the two-handed flush. crossover. scores, gets fouled. curry with the reply right there over williams. late second quarter right now. it's near the end of the third quarter. >>> their opponent today, ucla. the cardinals. finishing the alley-oop. that's norman powell. randall on fire. he dropped a career best seven while scoring 26. cardinals go up nine. josh houston, he tied a career-high with 22. 83-74, the final. >>> duke. number five blue devils hosting at syracuse. duke leading 60-58. ten seconds to go. no, the offensive foul. coach slightly perturbed. double technical. that's an ejection. 66-60 duke. >>> in cincinnati, the late 56 lead on louisville. the high archer. cincy on the inbound. they throw it away. the cardinals a 58-57 road win. >>> waldo, he's a vampire you know. 12 points. 9 rebounds. no chance for late game heroics today. 76-54. >>> senior day usf. sickerson all by himself. his 21st career double-double today. tied at 57 late. the senior puts it away. 64-59. >>> if he can play as well as he can answ

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the shape of the domes, flush transition between the bolt bottom of the ramp and gutter. >> we have a beveled transition on the change in level, tape on the surfaces, temporary asphalt to fill in level changes, flush transition to temporary wood platform and ramp down into the street under the scaffoldinging. detectable ramps. they are all detectable. nothing down below or protruding that people are going to get snagged up on. smooth clean that nobody is going get caught up on. >> our no. 1 issue is what we see here, the uplifting and shreufting to concrete due too street tree roots. here is another problem we have with street trees. if i have i was a person blind, this would be an uncomfortable way to find out. >> we don't want to create hazards. >> sometimes vendors put sidewalk cafes where people push the chairs too far out. >> sometimes it can be impassable. so much foot traffic that there is no room for a wheelchair or walker to go by. >> san francisco is a lively street life, it can be an issue with people with visual disabilities as well. they have these diverting barriers on o

>> they started flushing the schools themselves, and reflushing. what we know is that at a high school and elementary school yesterday, as they flushed the systems again, a liquorice smell started to resurface. we had a teacher at one of those schools fant, and students -- faint, and students complaining of eye and skin irritation, their noses burning. the school immediately closed. today we heard of three more elementary schools who were experiencing the same thing, the strong liquorice smell and the state department of education told the schools to close. >> i want to clarify. you are on skype, it's hard to keep up with what you are saying. you said a teacher fainted because of the odours. >> a teacher fainted at a school that closed yesterday. we understand that a cook at one of those schools was transported to the hospital as well. >> is there an indication that anyone had to be hospitalized for a length of time. >> there is not at this point. the c d.c. said these are really mild cases that they are seeing. they are not seeing anything severe,

this is a view from moon cam, marcin gortat with the flush, wizards down 9 heading to the 4th. alonzo gee follows with a flush, wizards giving up 115 to the cavs and head coach randy wittman says team, now hear this. >> we just think sometimes we can just show up, give up 67 points later in the 1st half and you're in a dogfight. you know, we're not a very good team. good teams don't do that. >> scathing. took him some time to get there, like a slow burn. >>> it's football offseason but big ups to redskins running back chris thompson who made it his purpose to hold q and as with student athletes in the community. this one was at beleau in southeast, all topics on the table with the young fellows, the importance of academics and making properly choices and he told the kids work just as hard off the field as you do on the field. >> when i was younger i just wish i had guys in the nfl that would have came and talked to me. they always see us on tv, but, you know, just being able to see us in person, especially me ining small as i am anplaying the nfl. it always gives guys hope. >>

they flushed 8,000 acre feet of water into the ocean. >> it is an adorable little critter. whether it is in danger is a question. it is a question of how much -- where do you draw the line, how much are you going to pay for species versus people? even within the category of people, who pays the bill if you really want to do an extra million board feed a year for smelt and other critters? this is why the democrats especially want no coverage of this issue at all. it raises very difficult questions that they would prefer not to answer, especially in a difficult economy where people are naturally thinking more about jobs. >> especially the balance between environmental regulation and the well-being of people and jobs. what would the house bill do? >> basically, the house bill would give farmers priorities over the fish once it starts raining. right now the environmentalists are saying once it starts raining, we want the water to go to the fish and wildlife protections that nobody is getting. we want fish to get the first priority. house bill would give farmers the first priori

the point is we're flush. we are $2,500-flush, so don't worry about that. we'd like to take some of that money - and taste a little bit of the high life. - absolutely. we've also talked our friend here into throwing his entire life savings into the venture. that's right. you see, i'm in it for the lifestyle as well as the great investment. okay, well, then what is it you guys are looking for? let's talk needs, please? i'd like to talk needs first. now i have the need for speed. it's very important, it's inherent, there's nothing i can do about it, so speed is a must. absolutely, but we are also looking to entertain guests upon this boat, so... yeah, we're gonna throw some p. diddy-style parties up on the deck. um, can we talk shrimp for a minute? i'd like the boat to be able to haul in a tremendous amount of shrimp. sort of a forrest gump-size amount of shrimp.

he admitted cutting her driver's license up into a million pieces and flushing it down the toilet. of course, he admitted to all of the lies. >> he told me he actually disposed of those shoes right after this happened. he said he threw them in a dumpster right behind the kmart. >> because of incidents like this, officials caution motorists to be suspicious of any vehicle with flashing lights, particularly if driving on a dark, deserted road at night. >> you put a signal on as if you're going to turn and you wait until you get to a well-lit area that's a public place where there's other people. i have done that since this case, and i'm married to a police officer. but i don't take my safety for granted, and i hope that no one else does either. >> in a case without much evidence, a partial shoe impression on a sweatshirt was all that was needed. >> in essence, that footwear impression was the signature of the murder weapon. >> you've got to have something, or something in this case, and one of the big somethings in this case was her sweatshirt with the evidence of her murder on her b

what is it that you can't flush the stuff? >> it let's not attack the games. there is a larger issue in russia with their plumbing system because people are throwing their own selves into the toilet to get out of the country. that's a good joke, people. it makes a point and it is strong and boy that's a recycling program. come on, everyone. where are you from? >> that's the title of your memwior, "where you from." >> no the title is "why are you walking away"? >> i imagine this bathroom is a step up for you. but are these conditions suitable for our olympians? >> i say when in sochi, do as the russians do do. >> i can't believe i didn't think of that. i will be in fort lauderdale. >> wow, it only took her two acts. >> the best part of the joke was a couple hours ago when we were in the office and she started laughing and said i just came up with a great joke. >> i thought wait for it. >> what was your talent in the pageant? >> we are not talking about that anymore. >> wait a minute! >> there is a available website called where do i put the paper.com. do you sh

after all of the water had been properly flushed, they then discovered that one county's water had not been. they reissued a new water ban in that county. following that reversal, the governor of west virginia declared, it's your call whether you want to drink the water, it's your own personal decision as to whether or not you think the water is safe to drink. you make the call. and then weeks into the disaster, the company responsible for the leak informed state officials it was not just one chemical that leaked into the river, it was two. this has been worse than an accident in west virginia, this has been a disaster. and now today, new reporting that this continues to be a disaster of the on going variety, today a month after the spill, we learned that two schools in charleston, west virginia are reporting the return of the syrupy smell in their water, it was first detected last night, they started flushing the water overnight. when students arrived for school today, charleston kids started getting sick, started reporting symptoms associated with the chemical. one student and one te

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but they could use it to flush their toilets if their source are not broken. let's look at those issues. >> sanitation is another issue and something people don't usually or like to think about it but it's the reality. very likely that without water you can't flush and the sewer system can be impeded or affected during an earthquake. you need to think about sanitation. the options are simple. we recommend a set up if you are able to stay in your building or house to make sure that you have heavy duty trash bags available. you can set this up within your existing toilet bowl and once it's used. you take a little bit of our bleach. we talked about it earlier from the water. you seal the bag completely. you make sure you mark the bag as human waste and set it aside and wait for instruction about how to dispose of it. be very aware of cleanliness and make sure you have wipes so folks are able to wash up when dealing with the sanitation issue. >> thank you so much, >> commission adams. >> here >> brandon. >> here. >> murphy. >> here. >> wo oho. >> here. >> and katz

the system was costumes going back to the ideal flushing and good fortune and prosperity and seizing of the blackout the new year has gone by the nazis and witness my nation on earth as hundreds of millions of chinese shouted across the board pops up until tuesday the festival are the defending east. we have we set a table and welcome it's about the body to our house at bubble club right thing. now when we had of the celebrated with dinner i didn't dilate me and from toronto's i go back every year to spend time with my parents taking me. the little fishin in the eastern city has shrunk from fifteen thousand to four thousand in boston day keeps the lid on sunday stayed home to the gas not just chinese community most of chinese cities in the country shocking after the sinking would want. i didn't teach him to do business here she said jones and restaurants. spot a sign that the critical hobby of one of the story all without any escape had been attacking the croissants up with them and to some province has disputed the claim that six pet of the trip was to die protecting and speaking to

people have flushed their homes and been told told that it is okay to use the water. but then you see instances like this where schools are having issues with smells. people are becoming physically ill and there is kind of a distrust within the public because we are seeing both sides being told one thing and then another. the governor herself made something of an about-face as i understand it about what should be done with water testing at this point? >> he did. testing within homes. many people have been calling for testing within a sample of homes in the 9 county area, 300,000 residents were affected. they want a sample tested to make sure what we are getting is safe. the epa maintains if it is coming through the water distribution system as clean water, that is what you will get in your home. but the governor said yesterday that we will start considering testing a sample of homes and the process is seeing what that would take for the state to start doing that type of test. >> i know that you are not only following the story, you are a residents of the community. yo

she couldn't figure out, why didn't they flush the toilet? thought it was weird and creepy and she did not flush it. >> she went back to raffaele's house for breakfast. people find that hard to understand. the explanation is that she was young and innocent and a little bit naive. in her words she was stupid about it but stupidity is not a criminal offense. >> amanda tries calling meredith several times before she and f raffaele return to the house. in another odd twist the police arrive a short time later. they're investigating the theft of two cell phones registered to amanda's roommates. >> first thing they do is go inside and notice meredith's door is locked. she doesn't answer the door. they open the door of one of the other roommates. the room is in disarray. broken glass everywhere, clothes strewn around, drawers pulled open and clearly someone has been in their house. and then everybody starts to become concerned. meredith's door is locked. >> no one is prepared for what they find in meredith's room. the scene is a bloodbath. >> she wa

flushes at 1.28 gallons per flush. >> reporter: efficiency brings us to number 2 on the list. >> i see that they are high efficiency. >> reporter: even with the new model, make every load count because your washing machine soaks up 22% of your water. then there's everything with a knob. >> quick easy way to figure out what the flow rate on your fixtures are. >> reporter: your kitchen faucet should give you about 2 gallons a minute. in the bathroom, a little less. >> less than a gallon per minute. >> reporter: we'll spare you the lecture on long showers. >> so low flow showerhead. >> reporter: so we're down to the last 5%. and an age-old question. >> hand washing versus dishwasher. >> reporter: here's the math. an efficient dishwasher will use 4 to 6 gallons per load no matter how many dishes you cram in so when you wash the same dishes by hand your competing against time. you need to fill the zipping, do the scrubbing and rinse everything out without running the water for more than 2 to 3 minutes after filling the sink. most people run the faucet for 7 minutes. so while you get clean d

in sochi yahoo sports reporter tweeted a picture of a sign in a sochi bathroom telling people not to flush the toilet paper but rather use a basket as provided this is standard procedure in many countries and is actually a lot better on sewage systems but the reporters said that without question the thing that is most surprising him. in sochi not the athletes wake time or practice schedules not compelling stories about the road to the gun for tuition but the fact about not flushing toilet paper that's what he's most surprised by that's what he reported and his tweet was reach we've had thousands of times the coverage has just been a haven is c.n.n. conducted a leaving poll asking americans if they thought a terror attack was likely to happen and we see all but promises you'll get hacked if you go there fox news tried to get mitt romney to say that the games will be dangerous and even he was like why the hell are you asking me this what's your problem will be saved it's almost as if every american media outlet is trying to report sochi bashing stories faster higher and stronger than their c

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sochi i yahoo sports reporter tweeted a picture of a sign in a sochi bathroom telling people not to flush the toilet paper but rather he was a basket that's provided this is standard procedure in many countries and is actually a lot better on sewage systems but the reporters said that that without question the thing that is most surprising him. in sochi not the athletes wake time or practice schedules not compelling stories about the road to the gun for tyshan but the fact about not flushing toilet paper that's what he's most surprised by that's what he reported and his tweet was reach we've had thousands of times the coverage has just been a haven is c.n.n. conducted a leading poll asking americans if they thought a terror attack was likely to happen and we see all but promises you'll get hacked if you go there fox news tried to get mitt romney to say that the games will be dangerous and even he was like why the hell are you asking me this what's your problem will be saved it's almost as if every american media outlet is trying to report sochi bashing stories faster higher and stronger t

i know the best idea would be able to keep the businesses that are there flushing. and that's it i have time for >> thank you, mr. rogers. supervisor yee >> are there any other candidates that would like to speak? open this up for public comment is there anyone from the public who wishes to speak? and a good morning i'm jackie saks. i worked with the gentleman since he's been on the committee i strongly urge you reappointment i him. a few years ago a woman michelle told you about how long she's been riding muni and i think she would be an asset so the committee there's only 3 females on the citizens advisory committee if you want diversity involve another female on the committee she knows the transit system inside and out she's an asset to the committee >> thank you. >> i strongly approve peter being reappointed. >> anyone else public comment is closed. supervisor yee. currently i'm still interviewing people for the district 7 >> i'd like to thank staff for printing the full cac advisory committee list so it give us some sense of the demographics and ms. saks having

we have a one year provision to give people ample time to flush utility the aspects of it really educate employers the goal is to bring people into compliance there's a one year compilation so there's $50 for the first violation. there's no private right of action which is another pretty detailed conversation that we had in both our qualifications the small business community so i sent a menu for the conformity changes throughout the document. it includes the change specifying of what the conviction was and a couple of the things in the incredible section which in the original ordinance there were conflicting things related to the other seconds for the contracting section that were a suggestion of legal council that's for the city the way they do counteracting that is. it's been a long process. we'll have had a number of meetings with the small business commissioners and so that gave us an opportunity for feedback early on and bring us to a point to have the support of the public community and the business community >> commissioner white. >> can the job application document states whethe

and recreation have a lot of facilities that have the old urinals or toilets that are 6 gallons per flush where the new ones are 1.28. this is a way to really reduce their water use and also reduce the city's water use over all so we have more water available for times like this. >> thank you, mr. richie. >> the next item is i would like to have dan wade to give an update on the water system improvement program. >> good afternoon commissioners. dan wade. i'm the new decorator -- director of the water system program. i just want to let you know it a privilege to be entrusted with leadership of this program going forward and i look forward to working hard to provide leadership and to its successful completion over the next few years. if we can get the slides. this slide shows the overall program status and the water system improvement program both regional and local combined are about 84 percent complete, 93 1/2 percent local. our primary is local with 16 projects worth nearly $2.7 billion in construction actively. we completed construction on 62 of 82 projects . we only have a few projects

because we already have the low flush water toilet or low flush water head or whatever. >> reporter: customers are cities for example here in the south bay. it's asking those cities to meet that 20% target. and it's asking those customers to meet that target by taking mandatory steps if necessary. in san jose, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> stay with us for continuing coverage at 10:30 what the chp wants you to do to your car tonight ahead of tomorrow's rain. >>> then first thing tomorrow, turn to the ktvu morning team for up to the minute traffic and weather. bill will be back later in this hour with the complete bay area forecast. >>> new video tonight of a coast guard search for two men after their boat ran aground. it happened around 6:00 tonight. the two men on board were able to get to near by rocks but they didn't know where they were and called for help. it took police less than an hour to call police in a fenced in area. neither man was injured they were just cold and wet. >>> new at 10:00, patti lee live where a permanent tribute to those officers is about to be de

of pay and allowances to family support and medical care and schoolingly and base housing, that will flush out of our military the most comp at the present time of noncommissioned officers who look at it and say my family has taken enough. i can't stay longer. the best and bravest will be forced out of the army, and navy and marine corps. >> we are standing by for this announcement in ten minutes. colonel north stick around. >> i will be here. >> thank you so much. >>> fox news alert, this one over obama care numbers. the president claims that the medicare expansion plan gave 7 million americans access to health care. that claim is urched fire. the washington post slams it with four pinocchios. it is the highest number for whoppers. and how far off is the president and what does it say about the public's trust. >> he said 7 million and others say not even near that and not even one- third. >> it is not that he said it. but he said it again, and again, and again. and they are reulentless with piece of misinformation. they are rounding in and at the very least in the like most farerable to t

and recreation have a lot of facilities that have the old urinals or toilets that are 6 gallons per flush where the new ones are 1.28. this is a way to really reduce their water use and also reduce the city's water use over all so we have more water available for times like this. >> thank you, mr. richie. >> the next item is i would like to have dan wade to give an update on the water system improvement program. >> good afternoon commissioners. dan wade. i'm the new decorator -- director of the water system program. i just want to let you know it a privilege to be entrusted with leadership of this program going forward and i look forward to working hard to provide leadership and to its successful completion over the next few years. if we can get the slides. this slide shows the overall program status and the water system improvement program both regional and local combined are about 84 percent complete, 93 1/2

she couldn't figure out, why didn't they flush the toilet? thought it was weird and creepy and she did not flush it. >> she went back to raffaele's house for breakfast. people find that hard to understand. the explanation is that she was young and innocent and a little bit naive. in her words she was stupid about it but stupidity is not a criminal offense. >> amanda tries calling meredith several times before he they return to the house. in another odd twist the police arrive a short time later. they're investigating the theft of two cell phones registered to amanda's roommates. >> first thing they do is go inside and notice meredith's door is locked. she doesn't answer the door. they open the door of one of the other roommates. the room is in disarray. broken glass everywhere, clothes strewn around, drawers pulled open and clearly someone has been in their house. and then everybody starts to become concerned. meredith's door is locked. >> no one is prepared for what they find in meredith's room. the scene is a bloodbath. >> she was lying on

because we already have the low flush water toilet or low flush water head or whatever. >> reporter: customers are cities for example here in the south bay. it's asking those cities to meet that 20% target. and it's asking those customers to meet that target by taking mandatory steps if necessary. in san jose, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> stay with us for continuing coverage at 10:30 what the chp wants you to do to your car tonight ahead of tomorrow's rain. >>> then first thing tomorrow, turn to the ktvu morning team for up to the minute traffic and weather. bill will be back later in this hour with the complete bay area forecast. >>> new video tonight of a coast guard search for two men after their boat ran aground. it happened around 6:00 tonight. the two men on board were able to get to near by rocks but they didn't know where they were and called for help. it took police less than an hour to call police in a fenced in area. neither man was injured they were just cold and wet. >>> new at 10:00, patti lee live where a permanent tribute to those officers is about to be de

should we flush? should we not flush? outlying communities aren't giving any information. they're concerned and they should be. >> you hear about the stories that one state representative saying that people are using melted snow to bathe their children and you think how is this happening in the united states of america. why has the national guard not been called? where is the president on this? i wonder if you have any thoughts about why this hasn't gained any sort of traction in terms of action. >> alex, we're asking the exact same questions that you are. it is really very concerned. and this should be a wakeup call for everybody. our water supply should be of national priority. had somebody come and done this from an outside source, we would have been invading them by now. but because it's a company in the united states, we do nothing? we have to look at criminal charges. we have to hold companies accountable. we cannot continue to use the public as lab rats, if you will, and randomly setting numbers that you think or won't think will be safe. the next disaster could be

the coaches said next time you have to flush it, i got to flush it. i got there, long drive, didn't have the opportunity to get the juice back. i think the super bowl goal post was a little bit higher. >> jimmy: you think so? is that right? it's a little bit higher for the super bowl? i had no idea. >> he definitely had something to live up to. they fined him last time for laying it up. we thought this time he's definitely going to try it again. he went off of two feet and he still didn't have a chance. >> jimmy: did you make fun of him for doing this afterwards? >> of course. of course. >> second time, it's tough. >> jimmy: at least he didn't get hung. he could have got hung and fell back. >> jimmy: richard, you wrote on your blog that you were disappointed you didn't shut the broncos out. is that true? >> that's 100% true. >> jimmy: the other thing you said is that you guys figured out peyton manning's hand signals? >> yeah. >> jimmy: at what point did you figure them out and how did you figure them out? >> and how come i didn't know? how come we di

a lot of people have flushed out their homes, flushed the pipes out yet the smell of chemical licorice still exists. a lot of team think that the chemical is bonding to the pipes. why not take a sampling of testing from many the homes here. the epa said we don't think that that's the case. but we followed up with the governor and said sir, you are in control of the cdc and the epa, you are leads the charge. west virginia is in charge of the investigation here, and restoring the faith. it is your responsibility, sir, to enact this home testing. he said he would look into it, and sure enough an hour later our producer gets the text message. the cdc said the water is safe. here is what one of their lead scientists said to us at the press conference. >> based on what we know it seems unlikely that there will be any long-term affects. and that is based that exposures are short term. people who complained about stems wer--symptoms were generay mild. and those hospitalized were those patients who had underlying conditions. >> reporter: tony, as the governor has issued this look into homes and

you know, they are trying to finally flush the entire system, wolf, get rid of any residual chemical still flowing through the pipes of the west virginia american system. the problem is the dreaded smell. there is growing skepticism that water is safe to drink, even with assurances from officials. residents simply don't and perhaps have good reason not to believe what they are being told. at a hearing on thursday, the head of the west virginia american water company sounded defensive. basically saying it's time people believe him. >> this is an award winning treatment plant that's been there for 40 years. this five-day episode, i understand, has shaken the confidence. >> reporter: but recent attempts to flush water systems in homes and especially schools has again shaken confidence. the problem, schools are being closed because the flushing is creating what some experienced as overpowering stink, licorice, the tell-tale signature of this chemical used to clean coal. "just because you can smell it does not make it unacceptable for use." mcintyre reportedly also said we're trying to de

if they start flushing a lot, shut down the water. everybody is going to the yard. >> this may be the officer's last chance to recover the weapons before they're used. >> there's, like, four or five weapons in there once you melt them all down. >> also ahead, conrad's mouth gets him in trouble with the parole board. >> he told the lady on the parole board [ bleep ] [ bleep ] and he called her a bitch and a whore. >>> after receiving an inside tip that inmates may have weapons in the level six facility, officers begin searching the units. >> so basically what i'm doing here is i'm looking inside the heater vent here. there's a space between the heater and the wall. that's a real common area for them to hide contraband. they tie a piece of wire or string and they'll fish it through the crease here and they'll feed it through the vent. found a shank in there yesterday. it was a pretty nice one. it was about -- just about a five inch piece sharpened a little bit. >> the officers didn't find the metal stock, but they did find a possible ne

please, do not flush toilet paper down the toilet, put it in the bin provided. i know some people might think that happens everywhere. i've stayed in hotels in afghanistan and iraq, we've had flushing toilets. >> really? better. >> better than it is there. >> still we have president putin, hopefully with a shirt on, saying that he's confident that everything is going to go spectacul spectacularly. >> with shirt on but nonetheless chest puffed out as he toured a lot of sochi facilities. he said, quote, russia is ready. if you look around those facilities that we've seen today, it appears anything but that. as i said, gretchen, we are now less than 48 hours away from the opening ceremony. i'm sure the venues themselves will look great, slopes will look beautiful. it's in the details these olympics may be judged. and god forbid any terror attack. they are paranoid over there. they are checking, bugging everybody. they are paranoid of the terror attack but they are a paranoid culture there. >> thank you very much. >>> you you may not be surprised about how americans

. >> the lieutenant says the heavy rains are helping to flush this gas and they're grateful that more rain is on the way, and so far they have not seen any signs of environmental problems out here but they will be out here throughout the day keeping an eye on the creek. firefighters were able to cap that drain. the truck driver of that tanger was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. when asked how long the third lane might stay closed they said they just don't know. >> christie, thank you. investigators combing through what is left of a townhouse complexion after a overnight fire in san jose. the flames forced several families including eight children out of their homes. it broke out just before 12:30 this morning at a con protection of chynoweth avenue. >> the homeowners and the other units were able to evacuate. we had 18 people living in this apartment building, and of the 18 there is ten adults and eight children that will be displaced. >> one townhouse was destroyed, two others badly damaged. no word yet on the cause. >> new at 11:00 eric holder just got home after spending

once we'll have that flushed out you'll get the plan for the city program. a quick update the jobs are posted now and but we're still a ways away from it's a fairly laborious process even once the jobs are are do posted they're posted through the 8th district at large. there's testing and there's a period of some an individual to be able to consist about their test. it's a detailed and lengthy process and if all goes well timing wise we will know at least for one position around the end of march the other may take longer because there's a specific language requirement and an additional test. christen and i will be metro moot with dwp to start formalizing the permit process and structure. we do need to work out some discussions and how it will be done with dwp and, of course, get an absolute confirmation from them. the formula retail study the presentation was made to working groups and the planning commission last week phase one was presenting data. it did not the data didn't give any inclusive direction of any sort of concept or ideas in terms of - not nece