. >> usa! usa! >> the celebrity athletes who joined her classmates to wish her a good luck at the olympics. >>> good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. we have new developments this noontime on california's ongoing drought crisis. in just the past 30 minutes, the state department of water resources in sacramento announced it will not deliver any water to areas south of the sacramento delta as part of the state wfrt project serving 25 million californians. officials say it's the first time in the 54-r year history of the water contract this has happened. managers want to slow down the usual february release of water in storage. >> today's actions mean that everyone, farmers, fish, people, will get less water as a result. these actions will protect us all better in the long run. >> in san francisco, the public utilities commission announced plans to get customers to reduce their water consumption. ktvu's alex savidge joins us live with exactly what people are being asked to do. >> reporter: good afternoon.

usa!on: we can do it usa! usa! >> welcome back! you know, there has been a lot after tension paid recently to the mistreatment of our he returning war veterans. one group has avoided that because they have not been treated at all. >> jason jones reports on the challenges facing the veterans of the vietnam war. >> when vietnam vets returned home they were ostracized, called unspeakable things, even spit on. sadly that continues today. >> it has been hell. >> we are stigmaized and excluded. >> being a veteran is like a second class citizen. >> let me get the problem here, hippies do you want to beat some up? >> no. >> trust me you smack them around with a baseball bat they won't think it's see -- so groovy. >> it's not the hippies. who are you angry with? >> the military. >> i'm mad at the military because we're going through post traumatic stress and the military has turned their backs on us. >> it's estimated 500,000 vets got ptsd in vietnam yet hundreds of themes of them are ineligible for treatment which raises a fascinating ques

she would be pressing the usa for more answers whilst also underlining that they usa -- the relationship between the usa and germany is very important. saltz reporting from berlin. the government and the u.k. could decide to grant amnesty to jailed activists. the government in the ukraine could decide to grant amnesty to jailed activists. it decided to scale back on recently introduced protest laws that set off a violent clashes between protesters and the police. for the protesters, that is still not enough. discussions continue in the ukraine parliament. onmakers struggling to agree proposed amnesty to demonstrators who were arrested during protests. president yanukovych has said that the and and see should be can touch the amnesty should be conditional -- president yanukovich has said that the amnesty should be conditional. mice are trying to recover -- reach copper mic -- reach comprosmise. >> in an emergency session of parliament on tuesday, mp's voted to scrap anti-protest legislation less than two weeks after it was introduced, and in a dramatic move, the ukraine prime minister and

does team usa have any other strong pos perfect inspects? >> a utah man is promising to go without any food until the state stop as lug same-sex marriages. he survived for two weeks only on water and an occasional vitamin. >> it's a level of commitment to homofeebphobiaa that weapon haven't -- homophobia that weapon haven't seen since ghandi. >> jon: i thought he was protesting the british occupation of india? >> i think i would know what he was protesting, okay. >> jon: random nut jobs around the country displaying ignorance? >> there's a lot of hate throughout. >> jon: it's dissipating and rapidly. i don't think we're going to medal this year. >> don't you count us out. don't you give up on us, pony boy. >> jon: sorry pony boy? suddenly it's the outsiders? all right. we're running out of time, assif. it's going to take a lake placid hockey like mere doll pull it out. >> wait, what is that? oh, jon we've got a late goal from the governor of pennsylvania. this could be the one, role it, chuck. >> there was a controversy remark made by a memb

usa swimming has kept a list of child molesters, and i have never seen that list. i think they should disclose the known child molesters in their midst and do something about them. but until congress intervenes, nothing will happen. >> i think that's mind numbing. it seems like such a no-brainer. >> you would think so, but as nancy said this is a world where these guys are traveling around the world together, nobody wants to lose their seat at the world's greatest country club which is what the olympic movement is, and until you have congress come in and say you have to clean this up -- we're talking about molest children. if you have molested kids -- for example the former president of the united states speed skating molested two kids, admitted it to, in may we tried to get a resolution passed and if you have been convicted of child molestation or confessed to it, you should no long be a member of usspeed skating, and we were unsuccessful. >> unbeliefable. >> we have some community input . . . katherine, i know that your organizationhas an app out there that helps

go, team usa. >>> you can keep track of every minute of the games here on nbc 4. our jim handly will be there for the games starting february 6th. >> a question for you -- you think facebook might be on the way out? the social network could see itself fall out of the spotlight as quickly as it came. that's from researchers at princeton university. they compared the rise and fall of myspace to facebook's google searches. they say the site has already reached the peak of its popularity and has started to decline. in october the company admitted to losing a large portion of its teen members. researchers estimate facebook will lose 80% of its users by 2015. >>> netflix planning to offer new streaming features that would be customized to your home. for $12 a month, four people would be able to stream four different movies in one household. netflix says it would then lower prices from $7.99 it $6.99 for customers that only stream one video at a time. a spokesman for the company says this is a trail run. there's no guarantee that the plans will be rolled out to all 44 mi

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. -- families usa. his state's health insurance exchange. this is a little over 20 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. thank you all very much. ron, thanks for the kind introduction. referring to me as an evangelist has some credibility to it, because my dad was a baptist preacher. and so right toward the end of my talk today, if you do not want to answer the altar call, you better leave early. [laughter] i also brought my audience with me because i think we have got a table of kentuckians right down here in front. [applause] i appreciate the opportunity to come here and talk to you about a subject that we are not all only interested in, but very fervent about in our feelings about what ought to be done to this country. people who do not know kentucky might consider the commonwealth an odd choice to be leading the nation in implementing federal health care reform. after all, my state has historically suffered from a national stereotype of being just another one of those southern states that are a little b

that was sean advocacy advisor at amnesty usa. believe it or not penis pumps cost the us government one hundred seventy two million dollars between two thousand and six and two thousand and eleven which is about twice the amount the consumer would have paid at the retail level this is all according to a new government watchdog report released by the inspector general regarding spending by the department of health and human services the report shows that medicare the government health insurance system for seniors paid for nearly four hundred seventy four thousand claims for vacuum erection systems also known as v e s take a look at this over a six year period yearly claims for the devices nearly doubled from twenty point six million in two thousand and six to thirty eight point six million in two thousand and eleven government waste is an issue that's taking the forefront as lawmakers try to reach an agreement on a one trillion dollar spending bill to talk about some of this overspending and where we could maybe be saving a little

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team usa, standing tall. and entirely -- >> "made in america." >> great news. ralph lauren, keeping his promise. and tomorrow night here, an abc news exclusive. on the 30th anniversary of the iconic mac computer, the ceo who rarely talks. tim cook of apple, with the first mac, "made in america," again. so, this is the most powerful mac you have now. >> it is the most powerful mac. >> and it's made in america? >> and it's made in america. >> i ask everything. what's the next big thing in iwatch? an apple tv for your home? the apple exclusive breaking first thing on "good morning america." and right here tomorrow night. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news" this thursday night. in the meantime, a famous kennedy blaming a dangerous sideswipe on the highway on ambien. what did the judge say? we're back in two minutes. at you're made of. why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pr

we knew he made team usa. now we know that antti niemi will be on the finnish team. joe thornton, despite leading the nhl in assists, left off the roster. the reigning downhill champion, lindsey vonn. not part of this year's olympics due to a knee injury that she originally suffered in february of last year. she reinjured the knee in november and december. they will be forced to have another surgery to repair the damage. missing the rest ski seeing.

i will be joined by the founder of the usa network. plus, you'll meet some college friends that think they have made a 3-d printer that is affordable for mainstream consumers. it is another kick starter success. and you will meet a woman who has turned her success into a lucrative business career. we will explain. first, let's get the headlines from carol massar. >> alcoa reported fourth quarter profit that missed estimates. shares falling by as much as 21% in late hours trading after casting a fourth-quarter loss. and stephen cohen of sac capital was one of the biggest winners today. the firm is shutting down its investment advisory business after pleading guilty to securities fraud. the hedge fund owned almost one million intercept chairs as of november 7, translating to an intraday gain of more than $200 million if the state is unchanged. back to you, pimm. those are the headlines. >> i know, you were going to go there. new jersey governor chris christie apologized for a traffic jam that was triggered by an aide as an act of politic

and this is the uniform you will see team usa wearing during that opening ceremony. but that will probably be the only time. because of security concerns, u.s. officials are warning athletes to only wear red, white and blue at their events. the u.s. olympic committee sent a memo saying in part that wearing usa clothing may put your personal safety at greater risk. despite the warning, american superstar shaun white says he is not worried. >> i definitely have been through some experiences at the olympics, and i felt extremely safe. i'm very confident russia will uphold that same standard. >> he's going for his third gold. olympians that competed four years ago say they are -- there was not a similar warning during the vancouver games. >>> it appears facebook's founder, one of the early people, could soon be the subject of another hollywood movie. sony pictures entertainment announced it acquired the film rights to the book "lean in" written by the c.o.o. sheryl sandberg. sony pictures last movie about facebook, "the social network." >>> a special shoutout for san jos

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guest has worked to create a usa network and made a successful business. he is also on the board of pacific. they include liz claiborne, juicy good tour, kate spade and lucky brand. former was the chairwoman of the national woman's business council. thank you for joining us. let's tie up the chris christie issue today and what al was talking about. you sit on the board of a publicly traded company. if you had chris christie as the ceo and this had happened, did he do the right thing? he probably did the right thing. he did take full response ability and did apologize for it and he was very forthcoming about it today. the leading up to it in former press conferences and interviews , he was completely insensitive to the situation. i think he will have to answer for that for some time to come. i don't think the story is going away, because i think he will be attacked from the left and the right on this. >> when you were listening to al hunt describe how it was the right wing of the republican party that was going to use this, you are not in agreement. >> i ag

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are they all made in usa? i'll get your review afterwards? >> yes, but the snowboarders, they are made by a company named burton who makes the snowboards. they say because they want the best performance possible they had to outsource material and manufacturers, italy, china, vietnam some of the material came from. even taiwan and japan. take heart, the snowboards are all made in vermont. by the way, we should mention the new speed outfits are supposed to be so aerodynamically cool they can shave some time off your racing speed. >> well, that's very important. i'm going to say i like the opening ceremony sweater look, because it reminds me of my grandmother and she used to knit me cool stuff. growing up in minnesota you needed tons of cool stuff. i kind of like them. what about you? >> i'm on board. i think they are kind of cool. the comments were they look so thrown together and too many stitches and too many patches. i think they are kind of cool. some of the athletes like them as well. >> the producers are saying in my ear that knit and coo

of open doors usa thank you. and the european parliament voted today to authorize the use of prerecorded testimony from former government contractor edward snowden about which was held by the parliament's committee on civil liberties justice and home affairs now paves the way for snowden to provide the e.u. with key information such liberal m.e.p. sophie and val who's the vice chair of the civil liberties committee said snowden's remarks would be quote an opportunity to give citizens across europe the answers they deserve over mass surveillance she also went on to say that she would like to ask snowden why he thought the legal avenues to report abuse were not open hand and whether he feels whistle blowing procedures have now been improved artie's peter oliver is amber lyon with more the e.u. parliament approved plans for an inquiry into just how far the n.s.a. spying program went into looking into the private communications of citizens across the european union now these leaks came out because of the revelations

form as well as a bill that competes with yours that's known as the usa freedom act don't go far enough in reining in the n.s.a. i first want to focus on the downfalls that you believe come with the usa freedom act if you could walk through a couple of the well the the the legislation that is the leading legislation in congress but it may not actually go anywhere is known as the leahy sensenbrenner conyers bill. and it would modify the patriot act and the five. the foreign intelligence surveillance court legislation. so that. it would. provide some improvements but it wouldn't provide whistleblower protection it wouldn't really stop this back door. the back door compromising that n.s.a. has undertaken it would not i think. really stop the this massive collection of method data that too from information who sent what to whom and when. in short it does not. it does not invoke the probable cause standard you know our fourth amendment to the constitution says there shall be no search and seizure of personal property or information without the enforcement or surveillance agency going before

might make to locate a person or listen to their calls it doesn't let you know what they think the usa doing all the time to justify its intelligence gathering operation dove touched on to the point though by critics. since he continued. sometimes gets the thrall of the box the gym and the arnott was tom's causing u s government hundred and seventy two million dollars between two thousand six in two thousand twelve. about twenty c and now the consumer would not pay back the retail lel is all according to a new government watchdog report released by the inspector general for the guardian spendg by the department of health and human services report shows that medicare the government health insurance system for seniors pay for nearly four hundred and seventy four thousand claims from vacuum erections this is also known as vedas look at this over a six year period early in the early claims for the devices nearly doubled from twenty point six million in two thousand and six. thirty eight point six million in two thousand allowed and government raises an issue that's in the forefront as lawm

. >> it brought us together as a team usa. we're really on top of it as family. >> our son is going so unless they cancel the olympics we'll be there. with the threats, what exactly are the russians trying to protect in sochi? the venues are spread out in two main sections. there is the coastal cluster. near by, is the athletes village. the area is connected to a train station, an airport, and 30 miles away is the mountain cluster where the skiing and snow events are spread out. and this snow border doesn't think think will be venturing out too far. >>> we're also getting our first look at the uniforms that team usa will wear. it is a patchwork you could say of stars and stripes and multicolors rings, names, and numbers. the sweaters were knit here in california. a big change here for ralph lauren after the debacle last time. >>> the san francisco 49ers just announced a ground breaking agreement with comcast and nbc universal. comcast will provide most of the new technology at the stadium. there will be exclusive access to man

congratulations, we'll all watch tonight at 7:00 on usa. >> thank you. coming up next, tom stier, we'll continue to talk about the keystone pipeline and the opposition to what is expected this afternoon's environmental impact case and also of course continue to monitor the breaking news and the investigation into seven suspicious packages received in new york and the new jersey area. stay with us. [ rattling ] that's one smart board. what else does it do -- reverse gravity? [ chuckles ] split atoms? [ whoooosh! ] hey, how is that atom-splitting thing going? [ rattling ] [ electronic whistling ] oh! [ zap! ] a smarter way to shop around. now, that's progressive. call or click today. her long day of pick ups and drop offs begins with arthritis pain... and a choice. take up to 6 tylenol in a day or just 2 aleve for all day relief. all aboard. ♪ ♪emusic stopsal ♪music resumes music stops ♪music resumes [announcer] if your dog can dream it. purina pro plan can help him achieve it. nutrition that performs. >>> the state department is expected to releas

. >> usa! usa! usa! >> all right. we're having fun. back to you. >> almost looks illegal. >> thank you, griff. well done. >> how new york city police department keeping everybody safe tonight. how is it going? >> billy. you know, new york city is a prime target for terrorist attacks. you can see police taking no chances. they've sealed off every side street with officers and check points and checking carefully every person coming into times square. there are no large bags or backpacks allowed here. anyone who does get in is herded where they have to stay for the evening. there they leave they can't come back. there are s.w.a.t. teams and hazmat teams including these guys from nypd emergency unit. there has not been a need for the guys but i feel safer with them around. so do we. thank you, rick. >> rick, thanks. and i'm sure it's going to heat it up for sure. >> tell us what is going on there. >> time has come to embieb in a little champagne over there as they call it in france. this is the bar. one of 20 bars. here are people from new

under god indivisible like a rock it gives you wings, usa, number one. this is why frankly i'm disgusted that at bomba administration and usa tourism have teamed up to beg for the world's approval in this new ad ♪ land of dream ♪ ♪ dom and find your land of dream ♪ ♪ come and find your land of dreams ♪ ♪. >> multiracial band,hindu festivals, what kind of ad for america is that? where are the toddler pga epteds, where are the guns, where is the lap band surgery? (cheers and applause) great campaign, obama. when i'm pushing my way through times square i always think why can't we have more drunk euro teens taking photos with a crusty bootleg elmo? besides, america does not need a commercial. it makes us seem desperate like jamaica or the democratic republic of sandals. and if you are's going to make a tourism ad t should look like this. america, come or don't. we don't give a [bleep] (cheers and applause) and i haven't even shown you the worse part of the pathetic government begfest. ♪ land of dream ♪ ♪ come find your land of dreams ♪

developments on the implications going forward i'm joined by marine shah an advocacy advisor at amnesty usa thanks for joining me thanks for having me so in two thousand and thirteen there was a lot of buzz about the idea that the drone program could switch from the jurisdiction of the cia to the defense department president obama himself really wanted to see this happen here we are with this provision you know what happened bottom line is that congress is not invested in the in getting this program of the hands of the cia and out of the hands of a secretive agency the department of defense runs a drone program we think in yemen the cia has a drone program we think in pakistan but neither of these organizations is running the program with any kind of accountability to the public about potentially a lawful civilian casualties well the pentagon does have some strong checks and balances that would certainly be more visible in the cia or so you would think do you think it's possible that congress is really trying to keep this program in the dark i think there are certain members of congress who

makes a lot of money i always had a feeling that something like this was going on i mean according to usa today many college athletes claim that during the season they put in more than double the amount of hours on sports that they are allowed that's fifty to sixty hours a week how can they possibly learn anything maybe it isn't so sad that this goes on it is a reflection of economics what is sad is that the whistleblower is getting death threats just for saying that it is going on by those stupid hard core fans but that's just my opinion. what the american public hasn't really understood is that this is not a normal banking scandal and that these banks like h.s.b.c. have the blood of american soldiers on their hands that i.e.d. going off in afghanistan killing and killing an american or you know allied soldier that is being financed through our banks that's a problem. hello and thank you for joining me kate daughtry for the r.t. sports show a pic of the best sporting action from russia and around the globe coming up and here are the top stories. pauling cvs maria sharapova and world numb

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vanessa's program tracks nearly every phone call may have received in the usa. obama is expected to support greater privacy protections put in all us citizens a move that may restore trust among europeans could lead to please other groups too. the hardest them for the present in this context is different which he cannot satisfy both constituencies the intelligence community on the one hand on civil liberties advocates and civil liberties of the organizations on the other. but then the question is if you can satisfy them no matter what why just do what you think is right. former nsa worker edwards snowden revealed the existence of mass surveillance by the agency but german chancellor angela merkel's mobile phone calls having topped the best to get them i'd cry across europe obama is expected to set limits on spying on leaders of us allies in the last few months the president met for the intelligence reform bill it recommended many changes to the spying program obama's statements on which changes you make will just be the starting points. with less than a week bef

the attack happened in the main square close to a municipal building. >>> and 34 usa air force officers responsible for launching nuclear missiles have been accused of cheating on their tests, while others who knew about the cheating failed to report it. >>> federal forces in mexico have stepped up their efforts to control the western state as vigilanties and the drug cartel fight over the region of the state. municipal police have been investigated for their alleged ties to the drug cartel. >> our objective is that men and women of this great state return to civic activating. our objective is reconstruct relations between society and government. our objective is to secure at all times state of law without objection. >> it comes after three prison prisoners were decapitated during the riot. they have been linked to corruption from jailers who are involved in prison violence. >> usually a jailer should receive three to six months of training, but thos some oh "z" t know how to use handcuffs or guns. >> venezuela won't be devaluing to curve invasion. instead they have announced a differen

ralph lauren debuted the team usa interview. and this time it was all made in america. >> it's an american treasure. >> the fashion icon designed these olympic outfits made in -- gasp -- china. and check out the loud pattern on the norwegian curling team. while germany goes for the rainbow bright look.

what priorities usa is coming together to do is make sure we are really ready to win this fight. it is going to be incredibly hard to elect a democrat in 2016. the republicans have been out of power for eight years at this point. you know they are going to do everything they can and here they are in d.c. this week continuing to say some of the, well, shall we say out of touch things they continue to say about women, and i think we're watching a republican party that is really in disarray, so right now we see priorities usa coming together and the democrats unifying to ensure we are one and we are ready to win in 2016. >> but are you also subliminally hoping or not so, overtly hoping, look, we want money to talk. look what we are handing you, we are handing you this platform, go for it. >> well, secretary clinton is, clearly, one of the most qualified potential presidential candidates in the united states. and maybe for a very, very, very long time. i think there's so much excitement at the prospect of secretary clinton taking this on and potentially breaking through that class ce

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. ♪ party in the usa >> what was a great fit for miley? ♪ if you try to hold me back i might explode ♪ >> music. >> miley was a good student. she worked hard. and she didn't fight your advice. >> renee grant williams was miley's voice teacher when she was 12. >> she had an ingenuous way of getting what she wanted. by being charming and lovely and enthusiastic and willing to take the burden of work on as well. >> and by 2001, what miley wanted became crystal clear. when the family left tennessee for toronto. where billy ray was filming the tv show "duck." >> miley, she kept saying, daddy, can they write something in for me? so they wrote her in one episode. from the time she did that episode she was, can they write me in next week? can they write me in next week? a few weeks after that she and i went to see "mamma mia" in toronto. and i'll never forget it. it was that combination of acting and the performance on stage of the singers and she said, that's what i want to do. i'm going to be a great actress and a singer/songwriter. this is

this is for the big trophy. >> reporter: in the end, team usa takes home the gold. but win or lose, these winter warriors show us, instead of cursing the cold, you just have to revel in it. for "nightline," i'm juju chang in international falls, minnesota. >> okay, check this out. tomorrow in international falls, the forecast call call kauls fo temperature to dip to minus 22. coming up next here on "nightline," inside a shocking world. the parents who think this is the right way to toughen up their kid. and later on the show, the high tech cameras making nature's wonders visible. check out this dragon fly. when jake and i first set out on our own, we ate anything. but in time you realize the better you eat, the better you feel. these days we both eat smarter. and i give jake purina cat chow naturals. made with real chicken and salmon, it's high in protein like a cat's natural diet. and no added artificial flavors. we've come a long way. and whatever's ahead, we'll be there for each other. naturally. purina cat chow naturals. suddenly you're a mouth breather. a mouth

ralph lauren debuted the team usa interview. and this time it was all made in america. >> it's an american treasure. >> the fashion icon designed these olympic outfits made in -- gasp -- china. and check out the loud pattern on the norwegian curling team. while germany goes for the rainbow bright look. >> let's hope the games are as exciting as the outfits. thanks for watching abc news. "good morning america" right here tomorrow. as always we're online at abc news.com. good night, america. [ man ] yo buzz! drop that beat! remix! ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ ♪ ♪ you got that medley crunch ♪ go! go! buzz! ♪ go! go! go! buzz! ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ ♪ clusters, flakes ♪ that medley crunch, crunch! ♪ clusters, flakes ♪ that medley crunch, crunch! go! ♪ ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ ♪ hey! you got that medley crunch ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪