ng us. >> >>> a motive for murder - chapel hill mourning the loss of three muslim college students. >> we ask that the authorities investigate these senseless murders as a hate crime. >> were they killed because of their religion? >>> war powers. >> we submitted a draft resolution to congress to authorise the use of force against i.s.i.l. >> the man in charge of costa concordia sentenced to years behind gaol. while appeals may stop him spending any time >>> and u.s. leaguers. why the title could be taken away. >> accusation of race plays a part informant digs. -- part in the decision. >>> a major loss in the world of television journal u. bob syme onward a 60 minute correspondent was killed in a car crash in new york city. roxana saberi joins us with life on the legendry reporter. sad day. >> very sad. the 73-year-old c.b.d. reporter was a passenger in a limo when tragedy struck. it rear ended a mercedes benz and lost control. simon and the driver had to be cut out of the car. simon had been with c.b.s. since 1967. in 1996 he joined '60 minutes" becoming a more familiar face known for

ng us. >> >>> a motive for murder - chapel hill mourning the loss of three muslim college students. >> we ask that the authorities investigate these senseless murders as a hate crime. >> were they killed because of their religion? >>> war powers. >> we submitted a draft resolution to congress to authorise the use of force

ng us moving forward to actually have better placement and esthetics of these in the future so colleagues i hope to have your support. thank you. >> okay thank you supervisor avalos. mr. clerk can you please call the roll. >> on item 11. supervisor breed. >> aye. >> supervisor campos. >> aye. >> supervisor christensen. >> aye. >> supervisor cohen. >> aye. >> supervisor farrell. >> aye. >> supervisor mar. >> aye. >> supervisor tang. >> aye. >> supervisor wiener. >> aye. >> supervisor yee. >> aye. >> supervisor avalos. >> aye. >> there are 10 aye's. >> okay. this motion -- this item ordinance passes on the first reading unanimously. mr. clerk we have 230 accommodations and it is now time to move to that part of the agenda. we have two today and we will begin with supervisor campos. >> thank you very much madam president. it is an honor for me to call upon a very distinguished guest visiting from mexico, omero ortiz. is he here? if i may ask him to come on up. and he's here -- there will be an event tonight panel discussion on something i will be introducing a resolution on today which is th

ng us ready for the morning commute. a lot of schools are opening on a delay this morning. they're on your screen and also on 6abc.com. >> let's go on over at 5:30 on this tuesday february 10th to dave murphy. he's got accuweather and karen rogers is watching those roads. good morning. >> we've had a new round of sleet and freezing rain overnight. now it's kind of tapering off down south beginning to push farther south down into new castle county, delaware. cape may county still seeing some of this and every now and then there's a darker shade of blue. that's where some sleet is mixing in with this freezing rain. earlier in the overnight hours these areas to the north which are no longer seeing precipitation did see some and we have icy sidewalks redeveloping across the region maybe some problems on side streets as well so take it easy out there. winter weather advisory has been extended now until 8 o'clock in all of the counties you see here. that earlier snow, ice and sleet has created those new icy patches and it may be until 8 o'clock before we finally get the last of t

eight annette miranda joining us now. the other 28 sea ports along the west coast are under full operations today. what's up in oakland. >> reporter: different story here in oakland. it's apparently over break times with the dispute over tentatively on friday night operations resumed last night. but somehow in the middle of today's day shift awrx problem came up andz the shipping companies suspended operations. and as you can imagine, that has just presented all kinds of problems. since that break, it's been a ghosttown here at the port of oakland. ks at the same time and the shipping companies as you can imagine would rather have the$+reak times staggered so the work can cw n there is work to catch up on. so labor was dismissed for thekpú day and the arbitrator was notified. it's nearly the end of the day now, too late to bring back the workers. the port of oakland sees this as more lost time on the heels of time lost during the dispute. >> the port of oakland is bitterly)

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flash grenades at us. >> coming up in 22 minute, the crime-fighting tools police there can no low ng -- can no longer use as a result. >>> a new developing regarding the investigation surrounding bobbi kristina's condition. after the break, the reason police are launching a criminal investigation and how her boyfriend may be connected. >>> we're looking at a commute where traffic will be slow on the san mateo bridge and on some of the other commutes around the bay. >>> bobbi kristina brown's boyfriend is now being questioned as part of a criminal investigation after doctors found injuries on her body that no one can explain. brown has been in a coma and on life support since shipe was found unresponsive and face down in a tub on january 31st. a friend says police questioned nick gordon about bruises found on brown's chest. a source familiar with the investigation claims authorities are now focusing on people who had contact with gordon and were at the house the night before the incident and it was three years ago today that bobbi kristina's mother, whitney houston, died in a bathtub.

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so none of those seeds were used in china until they did the reform. ng there until the 1990s. the inputs were so out of date. >> so mel linda, the other piece of this is help. it's not just that we gotten less poor i refer that to say richer for people living on $2 or $3 a day, but most importantly the health care has gotten better. so you make a prediction of cutting the number of children who die before the age of 5. it's astonishing, one out of ten children died before they hit 5 years of age. now it's one in 20. why do you think health care has him proved so much is it because we have gotten smarter about what to do? >> basically looking at the biggest child hood killers in the world and then tackling them. the vaccines we take for granted in france united states and the other parts of the world, we're starting to get them out in scale in the developing world. what used to take us in the developed world -- that lag time has been cut to between one and three years, and we have the right strains. for about $30, you can get a set of vaccinations for kids. and it's saving live

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you still have seen numerous traffic ngs accidents reported out here. it's not all bad news. main reason is because we have traffic accidents and people because people aren't used to driving in the snow. children aren't used to the snow as well. let's go to some video out of tennessee. this is one way you can't get over the fact that it is snowing quite hard out there. in chattanooga tennessee children gathering on a hill in a downtown park there to spend the night sledding. one man even surfing down there through the snowfall. the winter storm actually brought about 20 centimeters in this specific area. not very common that far toward the south. the big topic the storm's moving off. it's this high pressure. take a look at the map. that's just dominating the weather pattern out here. you still have some snowfall back toward the pacific northwest. but i think the bigger topic is going to be these chilly temperatures. many of you for your highs. remember, this is the high not the low. are seeing well below freezing temperatures. you want to bundle up when you go outside. but th

you still have seen numerous traffic ngs accidents reported out here. it's not all bad news. main reason is because we have traffic accidents and people because people aren't used to driving in the snow. children aren't used to the snow as well. let's go to some video out of tennessee. this is one way you can't get over the fact that it is snowing quite hard out there. in chattanooga tennessee children gathering on a hill in a downtown park there to spend the night sledding. one man even surfing down there through the snowfall. the winter storm actually about 20 centimeters in this specific area. not very common that far toward the south. the big topic the storm's moving off. it's this high pressure. take a look at the map. that's just dominating the weather pattern out here. you still have some snowfall back toward the pacific northwest. but i think the bigger topic is going to be these chilly temperatures. many of you for your highs. remember, this is the high not the low. are seeing well below freezing temperatures. you want to bundle up when you go outside. but the wind c

hu: mini ng is a process that occurs all over the world. one of my great hopes is that the developing world will be able to use this information during the development process to leapfrog some of the worst excesses of our own society and go straight to a cleaner technology, a cleaner developmental model, that will allow their populations to reduce or prevent these exposures from happening from the beginning. narrator: while howard hu is studying the health effects mining can have on a community dr. robin whyatt of the columbia center for children's environmental health is concerned with a more widespread environmental problem -- exposure to pesticides. woman: pesticides are designed to be toxic. they're designed to kill. and a lot of them can kill humans through the same mechanisms that they kill insects. it's just that the dose has to be lots, lots higher. so what you want to be sure, then is that that dose is below ones that would be causing any problems in humans. narrator: the location of whyatt's study may seem unusual -- new york's in

eric, tricia, david, appreciate you all joining us tonight. >>> coming up, the united states falls to number 46 on the ng. >> [rapping] crack in the system. >> [rapping] this is los angeles. >>> the plight of three al jazeera journalists sentenced to prison in egypt last june prompted worldwide protests and a continuing effort to see them freed. but journalism isn't only under assault in other countries, it is happening here as well. the u.s. supreme court rejected james risens appeal that he could not ignore a subpoena to testify because he was a journalist. now with prosecutors pursue risen's testimony, he could face jail time. jim thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having us. >> you recently had this to say about the obama administration. >> they are now perceived i think widely within the journalistic industry, as the greatest enemy of press freedom that we have encountered as an industry in at least a generation. >> others have echoed your comments. president obama of course promised a lot of transparency during his campaign. you also said the administration has pretty much

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water in egypt by using plants to absorb water from the nile. we have more information from the spy cables. >> the spy cables reveal israel israel's intrigue across the african continent and the resulting anger and suspicion in south africa. one secret cable details a tense meet in pretoria hotel. nobody even knew the israeli agent was in the country. the south africans described it as: >> inappropriate behavior. no respect was shown. the agent was very arrogant and self assure: he boasted he's in daily contact with presidents and heads of services. >> but they conclude that the mossad spy is exploited and manipulated. ronnie was minister of intelligence from 2004 to 2008. the cables show that he requested an audit of south africa's intelligence sharing with israel. >> i didn't want anything to do with mossad whatsoever. so i had not prepared any way to go into actual internal operational actives. >> the spy cables also confirm israel's israel partnership to develop nuclear weapons. ironically, it's trying to stop iran from doing the same thing.

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