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>> marlen, congratulations. you are our hopeful, right?here a certain weight class? is that how it works? >> 112 pounds. 51 kilograms. >> how did you get into this in the first place? >> i started boxing when i was 11. my dad wanted my brothers to box. that's what he wanted. that was his goal. >> what happened? >> i kind of snuck my way in there. >> do your brothers box as well? >> no. they're not athletic at all. one is a chef. another one's like, in school for music. >> it must be a great workout. at the gyms they always have -- >> so aerobic. >> boxercise, they call it. >> all right. we're embarrassed to do this. show us what to do. >> okay. let's show you a jab in a right hand. first two basic punches everybody learns. are you left-handed or right-handed? >> right. >> put your left hand in front of you. >> okay. >> put your elbow -- >> don't mess with us, marlen esparza. >> we can take her. >> go straight. >> oh, go straight. >> all the way straight. >> she could take you in one second. be careful. >> like that. >> that was good. >> ye

here is marlene lamar, the mother of sierra lalamar.mplete coverage all day and we'll keep you up to date on all our social media platforms, including twitter, facebook, and nbcbayarea.com. >> janelle, thank you for giving us a great perspective on what's being portrayed on social media. >>> bob redell was inside of the courtroom as this was read just a few minutes ago. >> there was actually a limited amount of people who were actually allowed inside of the courtroom. most of them media, those were the only people allowed to tweet and whatnot, provide that social media contact to people on the outside. let's check in with bob right now for a little bit more of the emotional reaction of what it was look in there, bob. >> reporter: it is not a very large courtroom. we believe there are only 66 seats for the gallery, that would be people not associated with the prosecution and did he ever. it was at full capacity. you had the front left row which was the family of garcia garcia-torres. on the other side, sierra lamar's family, her mother,

marlene and her team will even rent the u-haul and deliver furniture to them personally. for their latest beneficiary, an afghan couple ending an arduous months' long journey across the world, they come to a place and sit and sleep, it means a lot. >> very grateful. a lot of tents for us. >> i'm lucky to have them. i want to do something that matters and i am surrounded by people who matter and who are doing -- things that will pay off benefits for generations. and that feels really good. >>> good morning. it is saturday october 7th, 7:30. gorgeous live look outside. pristine, crystal clear sunshine over the golden gate bridge on what should be a glorious day in the city. thank you so much for starting your weekend with us. i'm kira klapper. meteorologist kari hall is in for cinthia with a look at our microclimate forecast, a beautiful city, got to go to the city. everywhere, too hot. >> you know it's going to be hot today again, and it's got pretty hot in san francisco yesterday as well. watching the live stream of the air show, everyone huddled under the trees trying to

>> my name is jessica. >> hi, jessica who is marlene >> marlene's my mom and she lives -- >> your momere is mom? >> sea club, minnesota. >> marlene, if you're watching, we love you, we miss you, and the girls are okay. >> we are okay, thank you. >> enjoying new york >> yes, we are, it's kind of chilly. >> it's like minnesota though so you're used to it. >> wait, real quick, how old are you, sir, right here >> 80. >> what's your name? >> jack. >> jack and jill. >> you're going to walk up the hill >> going up every -- from every meal in the day to snacks and desserts, dave zinczenko is here with souped up supermarket foods you'll be throwing in your cart this fall. >>> who better to help us get fit than the fittest man on earth. >> we will not be doing that. >>> what you can do to combat climate change, easier than you think, we're capping off our special series in our own backyard. >> "3rd hour of today," more with al roker, also an artist whose work comes to life, literally. natalie visited a pretty incredible art studio for us. >> pretty cool. >>> plus on the fourth hour i'v chrissy

at any rate, larry had neglected to tell marlene about it.e, marlene told the caller repeatedly and with growing exasperation that he had reached the wrong number. [laughter] until the emissary gave up and finally asked for larry by name and stated his business, blowing the operation. [laughter] but i cannot part from our gallant friend without a personal word. lucky are those who in their journey through life encounter someone of total reliability, absolute unselfishness and a devotion that its magnitude can never be deserved. larry played such a role in my life. his friendship was a gift, not a claim. he occasionally honored me by describing me as his mentor. he was, in turn, one of the buttresses of my existence. when i called him the day before he left us, i tried to tell him how much he meant to me. he wanted to talk about a letter he had sent me about a recent book i had written. he wanted to make sure i understood that he had read every page of it. it will be a lonely world without him. but for those who shared larry's life and loved h

marlene lamar made a plea last night at that vigil. in morgan hill asking them to please search their land especially for those pieces of property posted with no trespassing signs. to see if anything turns up. the only item that has turned up so far is sierra's cell phone that was found alongside a road down from her home here in morgan hill. the sheriff's office is now saying that that, unfortunately, that cell phone along with her computer have not revealed any information about her whereabouts. in another development, sierra's biological father steve lamar released a statement after it became known he is a registered sex offender. and this is what he says, quote, i ask you please not shift the focus away from the investigation and from finding sierra. i also ask you please not let my past shape your opinion of sierra and my family. please understand i'm a dad and want nothing more than to find my missing daughter. the sheriff's office says that steve lamar is not a person of interest. and has been cooperating fly in this investigati

marlene lamar with us this morning. thank you so much for speaking out and coming here to meet us today. >> you're welcome. i appreciate that you guys came down here this early in the morning. >> reporter: absolutely. it is so hard to believe that a year has gone by. what does tomorrow signify for you, what does it mean for you? >> it's been a long journey. the pain and anguish is indescribable. it has been frustrating, because it has gone on this long without the person of interest entering a plea. it has been from us sfrating frustrating for us as a plea. >> reporter: you are frustrated with the system? >> i don't understand how the legal system could allow this to happen to a victim's family for this long. >> reporter: one year ago today, march 15th, you had your daughter at home. how are you coping with this day to day? >> well, tomorrow is the date she was abducted and it's been a long time but as a parent, you are reliving the whole experience. >> reporter: what do you want people to know about your daughter? >> s

marlene, steve and danielle, i know you're there to support your parents.. and also sheriff smith, thank you. we wish you every luck in finding sierra. and if you have any information on sierra's disappearance you should call the santa clara county sheriff's office. the number is 408-299-2311. now let's get a check of the weather from al. >> ann, thank you so much. and as we look at these afternoon temperatures for today, again, fairly warm. i mean it's going to be chilly up in northern new england. otherwise, 70s all the way up into the plains where we'll see some more records today. 80 down through the gulf coast. 80s and 90s through southern texas. risk of strong storms from the gulf coast up into the mid and upper mississippi river valleys. >> good morning. we have a dense fog advisory council 10:00 a.m. this morning. the fog is not as widespread as >> and that's your latest weather. ann? >> all right, al, thank you. coming up we're going to switch gears and talk about the wait being finally over for this movie called "the hunger games." it is hitting t

. >>> joining us now from the morgan hill search center is sierra lamar's mother, marlene lamar. don't know how you prepare for a day like this. how are you holding up? >> well, tears later. i will tell you the pain is just as agonizing as it was the weekend she went missing. they say time will heal all wounds. well, i will tell you those wounds are very deep. and it's really hard as a mother, as a parent, to have those wounds heal without having the answers and i'm grateful that we have these volunteers and the community supporting her plight and the search center is still open. we continue to search for her and we won't give up until she's missing. and there's to resolution at this point. and it hurts and it's just really painful to not know where she is at this time. >> marlene, we were with you last year as you marked the one-year anniversary and, you know, you all tried to keep it positive with balloons and flowers. but, you know, did you think that we would still be here a year later talking about the fact that there are no answers? >> i knew that this was going to be a lon

she was able to describe the car that had driven away with marlene. it was a white 1976 chevy malibu with red lettering on it's door. at the hospital, police tried to get a description of the mysterious woman. some believe that she was not a professional criminal, but rather an emotionally unstable woman, unable to have a child of her own. this composite of the abductor is based on eyewitness descriptions. she is white with hispanic features and h h no accent. her hair was dyed reddish blond and at the time she appeared to be in her late 20's. an artist sketched this composite of what marlene santana would look like when she was a child. she has brown hair and brown eyes. this is a composite of how she might look as a young woman. marlene was born with a medical condition that makes her feet appear somewhat c shaped when viewed from the bottom. she may celebrate her birthday around halloween and she may have been put up for an illegal adoption in late 1985 or 1986. - maybe one day, the person who knows where is my baby, they going to say something. th

. >> i know marlene and steve and danielle. they're hurting and just any time -- i don't know, just she'll pop in my head and i just wonder where is she. >> reporter: steve knows how passionate the volunteers are. >> we've got people that are there every single saturday and have been for the last year. so it's just incredible, you know, how generous and good people have been. >> it's going to be an emotional day. just, you know, i think about marlene and steve and danielle and i'm happy we'll all be together, but it's going to be a tough day. >> reporter: "today in the bay." >> two events planned for today to recognize the one-year anniversary. the first event includes a balloon release at the sierra lamar search center in morgan hill. that's at burnett elementary school. then a search will follow. in freemont this afternoon, there's a community event. sierra lamar's mom tells me it is a family-friendly event. meanwhile, the man accused of kidnapping her remains in jail but still has not entered a plea. he was arrested last may

. >> you know what, what i love about both of these -- >> give me that recipe marlene. >> hi marlene.y're both simple. >> and then put this into the oven for. >> 40 degrees for 40 minutes. >> that's it? >> that's it. >> should we cut that up and see how it is? >> try a little bit of that. >> thank you. >> very easy. >> that's a big piece. >> oh my gosh. delicious. >> great job today. >> okay. we're going to get the recipes on today.com/food. >> still ahead, some wind in her sails after spending the day with a few sailers. >> coming up after this. >> love it. ♪ ♪ it's time to get seriously silly, people. ♪ join red nose day to do some serious good to help fight kids' poverty. ♪ it's simple: just get your red nose, only at walgreens, and get your silly on, seriously. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. of bad breath germs% for a 100% fresh mouth. with breath so fresh, it's no wonder listerine® users feel ready enough to be in a magician's act. kill 99% of bad breath germs. feel 100% in life. bring out the bold™ ii can't believe it's made with real, simple ingredients.ter. i c

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keira i said hello it's a small world so, hello from marlene >> you shared marlene's recipe on the chickenand giving us just a really great reason to smile. >> oh, sweet guys. all right, guys. coming up next, the stars of the this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. the three seasons of the marvelous mrs. maisel captured hearts of fans and kept them laughing three emmy's and golden globes the housewife turned comedian and cast are back. it is season 4 well, we had two of the award-winning stars with us. rachel brosnahan disappeared a second we think she's going to be back. and tony shalub is here. >> good morning. >> tony, it's good to see you. how are you? >> great, good to be here. what

marlene, you were just brag about shop, right?lors and wearing things, again. just whatever they like. but knowing how to pull it off. >> you don't have to be the conventional supermodel on a cover of a magazine to love your body. i think melanie learned the lessons from you, pamela and marlene. >> good job, ladies. you raised a beautiful girl with lots of confidence. >> we should all love our bodies. >> embrace it. next, thank you. next lesson is about embracing the culture. this is something we have from a mother-daughter as well. bebe taught her taught, the other bebe, to embrace their culture. >> they are gayanese. this hits home because my mother is from portugal and i shied away from wanting to wear trinkets she brought back. the irony is that today her daughter bebe is doing whatever she can to get jewelry from india and embrace color. it's a great lesson. to embrace culture. it's very important today. i think we can all bin spired. >> gorgeous. gorgeous mom and daughter. thank you. finally, we have with us as well -- is th

. >> marlene is calling tomorrow a community awareness day. after the balloon release, she is telling people to be encouraged, to head to niles hall in fremont. that's where we are this morning. this is a fund-raiser for sierra lamar. from 1:00 to 5:00. they are going to have music down here, a rapper, with prizes. all the money raised will support the search for sierra. i spoke to the sheriff's department about the search for her. she would be 16 now. coming up at 5:30, i will tell you some surprising information i learned from investigators as far as what they have to go on. also, later in the show, i will have a live interview with sierra's mother, marlene. for now, live in fremont, marla tallez, "today in the bay." >>> friends and family of three people killed las weekend during a crash in daly city. >>> a 23-year-old and his mother and brother died saturday night when a car hit them as they tried to make a u-turn. the archdiocese of san francisco this afternoon holding a prayer service for the family on east more avenue in daly city at th

marlene and steve lobe wanted to do something special. hold up the sign that will remainid honor of you granny. it says granny's homemade chili recipe. isn't that nice? >> that's nice. >> reporter: i want to thank everybody for coming in today to salute granny especially her grandson sam who couldn't be here, sam did we do okay? thumbs up? thumbs up? all right. back in to you quickly, aaron, eun. >> i have to ask you, everybody's raving about this chilly, any way to get the recipe or get some of the chili today? >> reporter: you going to give up that recipe, ms. granny? >> marlene got it. >> reporter: you got to come into lobe's deli. >> deal. >> reporter: we want to say one final thing to you granny, we're all your fans. inside lobe's deli in northwest d.c., back to you. >> we are big fans here as well. >> beautiful tribute for her. thank you. >>> four things to know before you head out the door. the man accused of killing the lion sisters more than 40 years ago is expected to plead guilty today. lloyd lee welch reached a deal in the 197

>> yeah. >> here's what you want to do, marlene.a more recent copy of your credit report. you can do it by going to annualcreditreport.com. you can pull a free credit report. i know that the credit bureau in question here is experienced, so make sure you pull that report. and then you go back to the company and use the most recent report with the most recent number at the top to dispute the information. you can do that either over the phone with them or you can do it online. and here's the thing, credit reports are changing all the time, and so, the problem that she's having is simply a gap in time. >> catching up to it. >> absolutely. it should be fine. >> now we've got a skype question from kelsey in north carolina. a recent college graduate. good morning, kelsey. what's your question? >> good morning. i recently graduated from college and moved to north carolina and started a new job. i am finding that i need a new car and am having trouble getting financing because of my length of employment. what can i do to finance a small amo

marlene is calling in from new jersey. and she's calling in from -- from are you calling in from, mayor lean? >> caller: waucapakon. >> thank you. democrat line. >> caller: no, i'm independent. i did call in on the independent line. >> yeah you got it all right. >> caller: i have to tell you, i have to laugh. my family came here in 1684. we fought in the original revolution. all this talk about this iran is a waste of time. and the reason is we have already voted on it in a u.n. security council and approved it. >> so, what's your point? >> caller: this is all smoke and mirrors because it's already been approved by us. if you read the papers, the actual papers from europe, it doesn't matter what the united states does. it's a done deal. >> and? >> caller: and we're in decline. and american people better wake up because as a country, we're in decline. and i want our country to bring back our troops, get out -- you know, 25 years ago when they started closing bases around the world, the german people were up in arms that we

mets and marlens got a late start because of the rain. they didn't want to stop. needed extra innings. nick evans singled in the go-ahead run in the 12th. mets added a couple more and went on to win 7-4 in 12. >>> the u.s. open was rained out. it's going to be a busy wednesday. they'll try to play ten matches today, but there's more rain on the horizon, which will likely move all the action to later in the week. >>> the rain also affected a nascar race. jeff gordon and jimmie johnson slip sliding around to take the final ten laps. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> early today sports is brought to you by touch of gray, get rid of some gray, never all. >>> the envelope, please. the host of this year's oscars is announced. your "early morning" entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> we'll show you one man's unique way to paying tribute to those that were lost on 9/11. you're watching "early today." >>> well, welcome back. hurricane katia is not going to directly affect the east coast with wind or rain. huge waves just

marlene henick told the associated press she felt like the highway patrol officer was going to kill her, and afterwards she would often wake up screaming. the officer is on desk duty pending an investigation. >>> he spent five years in a u.s. prison, but the man they call the pot -- or, rather, prince of pot is going home. canada handed him over after he pleaded guilty to selling marijuana seeds to americans. the 56-year-old vows political revenge against his government. >>> in campaigns to stop sexual assault on college campuses the phrase no means no is a familiar mantra. now lawmakers in california are trying to define when yes means yes. new legislation would require all schools that receive public funds and financial assistance to set standards for consent. it would be the first of its kind. a white house court revealed one in five female college students is a victim of sexual assault. >>> it is time to get down to business, and there is great news for drivers as gas prices have dipped about 6 cents a gallon over the past few weeks. prices have dropped 19 cents over the past seven

. >> reporter: marlene says she was humiliated at the airport. a cancer patient, refused the body scanner and got this instead. >> having the tsa agent then come and cup the breast prosthesis and move it around to confirm it's really there was too humiliating. >> reporter: tsa's chief understands public outrage over the aggressive new hands-forward search but it trying to detect terrorist whose hide bombs in their underwear. >> we're not changing the policies. >> reporter: hours later he said the policies may change as conditions warrant. incomfortable? secretary of state hillary clinton thinks so. >> would you submit to one of these pat-downs? >> not if i could avoid it. no. i mean who would? >> reporter: some passengers are urging an opt out holiday protest of airport security on wednesday, but many passengers say it's a necessary violation of privacy. >> if we go to cavity severance with a rubber glove, i'll have a problem with that, other than that, let her go. >> reporter: a look at procedure whether tsa is the thags shouag should be doing i

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marlene "brenda called me about 10 til 2 so i sa with her and we watched while the building burned" marlene gould and amanda shilhanek are some of brendas closest friends. "back home is such an intricate part of our lives, and you dont brenda "not realizing how much we meant, to the community" from people all over the country, and right here at home. amanda "it will be rebuilt, this town will not let it die" that was olivia maacino reporting. firefighters still haven't determined the cause of the fire. if you'd like to visit the owner, we have a link on our website kwwl dot com. a firefighter's helmet camera captures an intense rescue. it happened in california. you can see the fiiefighter climbiig a ladder toothe second story window, takes a child from its mother, then lowers the baby to anothe firefighter. everyone is ok. the c-e-o of a company in wisconsin is under the microscope after announcing his muslim employees can't go on extra breaks i i order to pray. during normal day time working hours, three a muslim's daily prayers could interfere eith pduction time. the c-e-o made it clear

i've got marlene from binghamton, new york. >> right. i've got lauren larson from westchester, pennsylvania. >> here's mine. here we go. cathleen shields from east -- new york. >> the very bottom one. >> i have jennifer burke from -- auburn, new york. >> a lot of new yorkers are getting a good blow-out. make sure you enter for next week. we throw all these away. go to klg and hoda.com. hit the connect button. tomorrow we have the queen of comedy here. >> we love chelsea handler and jill's got a shopping bag full of valentine gifts for your sweetie. >> we have a little bit of everything.

coming up at 7:00 on "today in the bay," we'll have an exclusive interview with her mother marlene. > cleanup of the nation's biggest homeless camp unless the city can put a stop to it. the homeless outreach plans to clean up the camp known as the jungle that sits behind san jose's happy hollow zoo. the homeless advocate group has brought in two huge dumpsters to collect garbage, but nearby businesses don't want them to clean up the area, they want the homeless to leave the area altogether. the city of san jose agrees. they say they have plans in place for the homeless and are urging the volunteers not to go into the jungle. >>> coming up this morning on "today in the bay" it is national nutrition week, so we've brought in a former disney chef that will give us quick and easy snack recipes for kids to keep them healthy and happy. >>> good morning. it's saturday, march 15th, 2014. here's a look at today's top stories. deliberate action. breaking news from malaysia's prime minister. he says communications on board the plane were deliberately disabled and the last signal from the jet cam

reporter: the film breaks ground as the first to star a deaf and blind actor oscar winning actress marleneis deaf is the film's executive producer. >> people watching i think, i would hope would say, oh, yes, don't feel sorry for a deaf blind person they'll change their minds and say, look, there's a story of two people meeting beyond just the disability, beyond the color of the skin, beyond whatever person or whatever they represent. >> reporter: after the film was completed, doug roland was finally able to track down the real artie >> it was amazing to reunite with him, to let him know he has inspired this whole experience was amazing. it's a great opportunity for people to be moved by and feel connected to a person who's deaf blind and be inspired to learn more about the community afterwards. >> thanks to lester for that feeling through is available on youtube now. it goes to show you when souls connect, it goes way beyond being able to hear, being able to see >> robert touranga, i haven't seen this movie yet but you can tell his presence and energy lights up the screen looking forward

family members say marlene suffered multiple injuries, and her civil rights were violated. they're not saying who they will be suing exactly. police say she posed a danger to herself because she was walking through traffic lanes. she's been hospitalized and is undergoing psychiatric evaluation. that officer has been suspended. >>> new york city police apprehended a 20-year-old woman after she abandoned a baby on a subway platform. witnesses say the woman pushed a stroller off the train and on to the subway platform during a stop. the woman then stayed on the train as it left the station. doctors say the baby girl, believed to be 6 to 7 months old is in good condition. she's now with children services. >>> indicateden was born with organs outside his body. the 2-year-old also had both of his legs amputated, and then this. for the first time on july 4th, independence day. >> got it? >> i got it. >> you do? >> i got it. i got it. >> okay. >> i got it. >> so little kaden is saying i got it, i got it, and by golly, he does. his mom says this was his first time walking on prosthe

take a look at her photo. 76-year-old marlene haynes was last seen at her home at 3:00 p.m. as you head out to work you'll see silver alert signs. she's described as having blond hair, blue eye, 5'5" tall. haynes may be driving a beige 2010 toyota camry. she does suffer from medical conditions and may become disoriented. >>> this morning, bacterial meningitis at a bay area university. right now student at santa clara university being warned about the dangerous and potentially deadly infection after two confirmed cases there. "today in the bay" kris sanchez is live at the university. health and school officials taking immediate action as it is contagious. >> reporter: right. they're trying to figure out which students had contact with the two concerned cases because it is very contagious. not as contagious as a told cold but because it causes swelling around the brain and spinal cord it's a serious concern. we expect to learn more of the two cases. at this point we know that one student checked into the hospital on sunday, the other checked in yesterday. the university is tra

according to the associated press, marlene pinnic will receive $1.5 million in a trust.e officer has agreed to resign. >>> it is time to get down to business and the stock market had its best day in a month on wednesday. the dow jumped 154 points. looking for a partner with some bank, money magazine has put together a list of small cities where the wealthiest bachelors and bachelorettes live. the top five are massachusetts, virginia, the cities include brookline, lower meer yohn, newton, arlington and reston. >>> the new york times is reporting that many car loan lenders are using remote technology to shut cars down if owners miss even one payment. >>> and today the faa is expected to approve the use of drones to seven television production companies. >>> tickets to tonight's final home game of new york yankee derek jeter are averaging about $845. premiere seats behind the yankees dugout will cost you a whopping 10 grand a piece. >>> and just ahead, barbra streisand has accomplished something no one in the world ever has. that's up next. you know, millions of people have

i've got marlene from binghamton, new york. >> right. i've got lauren larson from westchester, pennsylvania. >> here's mine. here we go. cathleen shields from east -- new york. >> the very bottom one. >> i have jennifer burke from -- auburn, new york. >> a lot of new yorkers are getting a good blow-out. make sure you enter for next week. we throw all these away. go to klg and hoda.com.

her parents, marlene lamar and steve lamar, said they plan to release balloons before volunteers oncein start searching for their daughter on saturday in morgan hill. then they will also host a fund-raiser in the afternoon in fremont where sierra was born and raised. the sheriff's department long ago classified the case as a homicide but her parents say they refuse to give up home of finding sierra alive. >> i know they've got the suspect, and they're pushing forward with that. but as a parent, i'm not going to let go of the hope that she's still alive. >> it's been hard, because it would be her junior year, which would be the time she would go to junior prom, and i just feel bad that i haven't been able to share that with her this year. that does make it hard. >> as for the suspect, garcia torres was arrested last may after investigators found sierra lamar's dna in his red volkswagen jet a and his dna on some of her clothing found near her home. torres has yet to enter a plea. he is due back in court in april. >>> it's been an extremely emotional weekend for a family and the friends

. >> marlene. >> from? >> spartansburg, pennsylvania. >> on the hit show, "the sopranos," which of the following did she not do? >> i'll pick a. >> oh, but -- >> there are bad moms and then there are atrocious moms. >> this is pretty bad. comparing your children to dogs -- >> dogs are cute, they are playful. >> they need to be fed, taken care of, tended to. the answer was, c, stealing money from the family safe. >> hoda -- >> can we just show their t-shirts for a second. it's the entire "today" show >> she played a bad mom in several movies in the 80s. which did she not star in? >> c. >> c, "16 candles," yes! >> tell bus her. >> c, correct. she truly pu blender and hit puree. and he was danny devito's mom in "throw mama from the train." >> okay, hoda woman. >> what's your name, you bad mom you? >> stacy eubanks from silver hill, alabama. >> come on, stacy. in the movie "wedding crashers," jane seymour plays a naughty she's seducing him? kitty cat, baby or sweetie? >> c. >> no, the answer is kitty cat. >> ho

still ahead in our 6:00 hour i'm going to interview marlene lamar, that is sierra's mother, to find outhow she is coping after all of this time. >> i can't imagine. a lot of sleepless nights. 5:04. a former school district leader accused of using school funds to remodel his home will be in court today. this morning a judge will decide if there is enough evidence to bring 55-year-old tim they henready to trial. the former school superintendent is accused of embezzling over $100,000 from the district. prosecutors say he turned in fake invoices to the district's solar panel fund and used that money instead to remodel his home in woodside. >> the search continues for a new superintendent for the berkeley school district. board members interviewed ten candidates over nine months. they are looking for somebody who can take charge and lead the diverse 9200 student body. not everybody agrees that diversity should be the deciding factor. some say the superintendent should be politically savvy. until the board makes a decision the district plans to appoint two temporary co-superintendents for the

scott helling of ames, and his mother marlene have tickets to the rose bowl...but their flight was canceled...and this wasn't just about seeing a football game...the trip had an extra special meaning. 'how much preparation went into this trip? quite a bit because 'it was in memory of my father who was a huge huge hawkeyes fan and so he passed away two or three years ago but we said if and when the hawks ever got there, we were gonna go out there so, it was kind of a dream come true but its not gonna happen so.' 'my husbands brother was picking us up. were very disappointed, because this was a big deal for us.'then there are folks who don't have tickets to planning on going to pasadena to tailgate...like zach morgan...who's from pella but now lives in los angeles...he but won't be able to fly out of des moines until sunday, due to the weather. 'its disappointing yeah, i was talking to all my friends about it back in california because they know im from iowa and you know the big games coming up so i was talking to quite a few of them, kinda getting them ready to go tailgate and i just had to

i've got marlene from binghamton, new york. >> right. i've got lauren larson from westchester, pennsylvania. >> here's mine. here we go. cathleen shields from east -- >> the very bottom one. >> i have jennifer burke from -- auburn, new york. >> a lot of new yorkers are getting a good blow-out. make sure you enter for next week. we throw all these away. go to klg and hoda.com. hit the connect button. tomorrow we have the queen of comedy here. >> we love chelsea handler and jill's got a shopping bag full of valentine gifts for your sweetie. >> we have a little bit of everything. >> we have everything. enjoy your booze day tuesday. >> mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now.

marlene, steve and danielle, i know you're there to support your parents.th, thank you. we wish you every luck in finding sierra. and if you have any information on sierra's disappearance you should call the santa clara county sheriff's office. the number is 408-299-2311. now let's get a check of the weather from al. >> ann, thank you so much. and as we look at these afternoon temperatures for today, again, fairly warm. i mean it's going to be chilly up in northern new england. otherwise, 70s all the way up into the plains where we'll see some more records today. 80 down through the gulf coast. 80s and 90s through southern texas. risk of strong storms from the gulf coast up into the mid and upper mississippi river valleys. >>> well, it's the calm before the storm. temperatures today will be able to climb into the 60s. good morning, i'm meteorologist christina loren. clear skies out there right now making for a cold morning. bring that jacket with you. you can leave your a at a home today. showers start to move into the north bay and along the coastline as w

marlene, steve and danielle, i know you're there to support your parents.th, thank you. we wish you every luck in finding sierra. and if you have any information on sierra's disappearance you should call the santa clara county sheriff's office. the number is 408-299-2311. now let's get a check of the weather from al. >> ann, thank you so much. and as we look at these the aft temperatures for today, again fairly warm, he mean it's going to be chilly up in northern new england. otherwise, 70s up into the plains where we'll see more records today. 80s down through the gulf coast. 80s and 90s through southern texas. risk of strong storms from the gulf coast to the mid and upper mississippi river valleys. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's going on in your neck of the woods. >>> chilly, not today, but it could be a little chilly on sunday. with all the rain that we're going to have around this week. look at the golden glow, that's the sun breaking through. we're going to have some nice sunshine today. that will help carry the temperatures t