. >> officers found a subject, identified as jason otis monroe, age 33. his clothes and hands were bloody. officers checked the interior of the residents and found an adult female. age 25, deceased from stab wounds. >> john mccain is in custody tonight and faces murder charges. information on the victim's identity and her relationship with the suspect haven't been released. police are unsure of the motive. kron 4's reggie kumar spoke with neighbors about this murder. >> reporter: she is still in shock about seeing her 25-year- old neighbor covered ibblood, lying on the floor. authorities have been here most of the day collecting evidence. she saw the victim's boyfriend or husband, now murder suspect, jason otis monroe, laying on the ground with blood on him waiting for officers to arrest him. police aren't saying what the relationship was. only that they knew each other. however she says he is the fog of the victim's two kids. >> i ran out there and saw the kids crying on the sidewalk. my mom is dead, they don't know what to say. he was three years old. s

police say the crime was not random and that monroe and the victim knew one another. we will have a live report coming up on kron 4 news this evening at 6:00. the new details tonight on the cold case murders of alleged serial killer joseph naso was back in court today and there was a bit of a twist during his hearing. cameras were not allowed inside today. this video is from an earlier hearing. he told a judge that he wants to be his own attorney. he said he did not trust attorneys for ethical reasons and he added he'll once to see the evidence against him. joseph is charged with four counts of murder and two of the alleged killings involved bay area women. case is being tried in marin county and today the district attorney confirmed that he has the right to defend itself. spf the law requires that he understands the dangers and pitfalls of self representation. they're going to go through an extensive advice and with the next week, if that is still his intent before the court that's find he has a constitutional right to represent himself. >>pam: will be back in court

the lynching of 2 couples in monroe, georgia occurred july 25, 1946. it's now referred to has the morris ford lynching. insurance man, 1946. silos you might not be here april. ain't none of us never promise said tomorrow. if you died you would need a will. that way you control your nickel when you are gone. get your ducks in a row you might not be here come april. yeah, your policy is up-to-date and we will pay say if you lose an arm at the elbow at the mill. if you died you need a will. double pay for accidental deaths we have you down. your wife will not need to borrowo. you might not be here come april. being alive is enough to get you killed. do you hear about the folks in monroe? if they hang you from a tree you need a will. your folks won't have to worry about a meal with this insurance when that day of sorrow come. silos you might not be here april. if you died right sudden you'd need a will. >> this next is titled no one's real high button. >> beat, beat, beats here the sound of the train on the georgia road the claps of wheels at the gaps of t

[cheering] how about a cheer from monroe elementary school? let's hear it for sheridan. [cheering] and a big hello from the students of jefferson elementary. wow. you guys have a lot of energy today. glad to not be in school, right? i know i liked to take a day off from school. we are thrilled to have familiar faces on hand for the celebration, which is the culmination of an effort by pacific gas and electric and the unified school district to teach leadership and call skills to students in -- golf skills in 21 different san francisco elementary schools. that is a wonderful opportunity. as a a board member and a professional golfer, it is wonderful to see seven people having a chance to -- to see so many people having a chance to learn the skills provided by the game of golf. i would like to thank the pg&e president. [applause] mayor ed lee. and deputy school superintendent richard for taking the time to join us today. i would like to introduce one of our biggest supporters in san francisco who also is a great golfer himself. mayor ed lee. mayor lee: thank you. good morn

jason monroe is in custody, he faces murder charges. every nation on the victim's identity and her relationship they have not released. reggie kumar was in the area and spoke to neighbors. >> neighbors are in shock after the murders that happened on the street. she lives in this courthouse, she says she knew the victim because her two kids play with the victims kids. suspected murderer jason monroe is no relationship, he was the father of the victims to kids. the victim didn't rip file a restraining order, he wasn't supposed to be at the home. >> james: in the news this morning i husband of a german tourist shot and killed in san francisco is back in the bay area this morning. he and his wife were taking a walk near union square when they rounded a corner, that's when she was struck in the head by a stray bullet. police say was a gun battle between teenagers. there they made one arrest police said that man free have not charged anyone since. jonathan bloom explains what the victim has learned. >> here incidents as of the husband of a ge

officers say they responded to reports of an assault at his home on wednesday morning and found monroe outside with blood on his hands and clothes. the woman was inside dead. her name has not been released. monroe knew the victim but have not released a possible motive. >>> we are following a story out of dublin. a man is dead after being shot by a dublin police officer. the police officer is in the hospital with major injuries. today in the bay's christie smith has been following that. >> reporter: they are taking pictures and gathering evidence. they may never know why he came after the police sergeant on patrol. from the hospital, she's starting to tell her story about what happened to investigators. she says the confrontation happened near the parking lot. this man started hitting her head against the cement and she thought he was trying to kill her. this started at 1:30 in the morning when she noticed what she considered a suspicious man walking around a car lot around amador plaza road. she radioed in she was going to make contact. she got out of her patrol car and that's when a

police found jason monroe with blood on his hands and clothes on wednesday outside of his house. the body of advantage lean contillo was found inside the home. monroe was convicted of battery against her earlier this month. >>> in other bay area headlines this morning, muni passengers and a driver are recovering from a pepper spray attack. two men were harassing a teenage girl on a packed bus friday when one of them grabbed her, apparently,. she pepper-sprayed them, and the pepper spray affected two others and a driver. they were treated at the scene. police questioned the men apparently harassing them, but released them because the girl didn't want to file charges. >>> the party is over for now. the cinco de mayo parade will not happen, and no one knows when it will return. for 30 years, thousands came up and watched the colorful downtown parade. the gi-4 canceled it, because it said it can't afford to pay for things like police protection and having trouble finding a sponsor. >>> the atlanta braves have paced pitching coach roger mcdowell on paid administrative leave while the

monroe knew the victim but they have not said what the motive might have been. >>> the oakland mayor will launch a program to help more people have internet. it's meant to help people access the internet regardless of income, age or educational background. more than 10 million people do not have high speed internet across california. this is 30% of all californians and half of low-income families. >>> let's check in with christina. the weather has just gotten better and better and better. >> glad we can please at least you. i'm sure somebody doesn't like it. we are going to see the majority of people happy about the warm up. it's going to continue today. it's windy. we have a piece of energy breaking off from a little piece of low pressure. it's going to happen later on today. it's going to kick up gusty winds throughout the east bay hills. right now, we are looking okay. the winds are strong out of the south in concord. livermore, out of the west at 6 miles per hour. this is where we are headed later on today. upper 60s, low 70s. 72 in santa rosa. this disturbance that pushes throug

here i am from monroe, louisiana i knew bobby seals, and this is what i brought to the table.s knowledge of the community that they did not know. about the other side, they didn't know about the anger that had built up because of inequities. they didn't know about the demands for better treatment and better education and it was my job to tell that story. at least it got on the air. >> it was mid-afternoon when senator robert kennedy arrived here. >> woodruff: when high-profile national figures like senator robert kennedy, martin luther king, jr. and mohammed ali came to northern california in that era, davis' reporting showed a unique perspective. >> we don't drink, we don't smoke, we don't chase white women, we're not looking to integrate, we bathe twice a day and we don't want to push white people out of the neighborhoods and restaurants but yet we seem to be the most despised and hated. >> woodruff: for all of your achievements you write in the book... you talk about being unflapable in the face of some really difficult circumstances where you were out covering a story. you

it really reads as a who's who talking about when you met marilyn monroe, surprisingly kissed by warren beatty, you had stories about desi arnaz in there. even getting slipped a phone number from the then senator john f. kennedy. >> yes, that was a surprise. that was when i was under contract to fox. i was very young. and i had been put in a television series called "how to marry a millionaire" which was based on the movie that marilyn monroe had done. they sent the three of us, the three girls in this series, to new york to publicize it. they put us in rented mink coats down to our ankles, you know. and as we were coming home, i was at the candy counter at the airport, which is now jfk, and a man came over to me and said who are you with? and i said, well, 20th century fox. no, somebody is with you. i said yes, booker mcclay, the publicist. so he went over to booker mcclay and pretty soon book came over to me and said would you like to meet senator kennedy? i said i don't know. i didn't know who he was. and so eventually we went into a little private room and the gentleman who had come

. >> there is no obama doctrine in the sense of the monroe doctrine or truman doctrine. proactive, pragmatic -- is that what it is? >> i think that is exactly what it is. he went to great efforts that this was a one-time-only, not to be confused with the powell doctrine, now effectively repeal by two administrations. what you have on the ground in libya is a military force that is a ragtag at best, carrying rifles, and in an openagainst heavy artillery and armor -- open space against heavy artillery and armor. >> in his nobel prize acceptance speech, he said, "i believe tt force can be justified on humanitarian grounds. inaction tears at our conscience and can lead to a more costly intervention later." but he also said that america cannot act alone. is this consistent with what he said in oslo? >> it is dead in a lot of this depends on if we get lucky, and if -- it is. a lot of this depends on if we get lucky, and gaddafi feels the squeeze, it will be a good strategy. if we have no control over this and he hangs on and it is a bloody civil war and we get sucked in -- >>

now, after all this once i gotcertainly want this passion for country music and i discovered bill monroend the incredible harmonies and the voice of george jones, which i should have discovered because my brother is a country music fan and would play those records, but all i wanted to hear was bob dylan. my ears were closed to that. but once i heard and that deep into singing those songs and listening to those songs, those great artists, i just somehow. it was like coming in through the back door. tavis: i feel obligated to come back and ask, if you will open up to this on me, and this is the notion of knowing what you could do and what he cannot do. if you're going to be a success in life, whatever that means, you have to know what you can do and what you cannot do. after all of your success and all the records, just tell me one thing that you cannot do with your voice. >> well, for one thing, but not saying as high as people think i can, definitely not now. i was more of an alto. i just sound like a soprano. but even certain intervals are really hard for me. i just cannot hear them. wh

i went to monroe elementary school and balboa high school. [applause] yeah. i am still here in the community, and i have a lot of investment in my community, and it is so important to meet the demands of the people. i am a product of the california public school education. i have not finished college, so i think it is so important that these programs, from elvis to youth, -- from elders to use, are not taking away from the people by giving to the people and our extended rather than cut. you mentioned earlier in the program how much other districts have wealthy people in their districts. i think it is so important to close that tax loopholes and increase the taxes of the wealthy. i disagree with you, mayor, in terms of cutting the pensions and looking at that as something to cut employees' benefits. i think that sets up a front for people working people -- and use a working-class families -- to be fighting against each other for all these cuts and pieces. i do not think that we should be fighting for crumbs. i think we need the whole damned pie. we need to tea

now, for the record, the world's oldest person is betsy cooper of monroe, georgia.6 days earlier than walter breuning. >>> now, what could go wrong with plans for a stamp to mark the upcoming marriage of britain's prince william to kate middleton? well, turns out quite a bit. the tiny pacific monarchy of niue where queen elizabeth is formerly the head of state, ordered a will and kate stamp. but it has a perforation right down the middle, which makes it easy to separate the royal couple. look at that. not an ideal picture for the royal marriage, would you say? no. all right. >>> moving on to this, schoolchildren everywhere learn about dinosaurs, but not many get to actually meet one in class. kids at a school in australia, did. well sort of. jacqueline maddock of 10 news was there. >> reporter: here's something you don't see any day. squeals of delight and terror as an animatronic tyrannosaurus rex wandered boldly in. the dinosaur may be 100 million years old but he's lightning fast. fortunately, he just ate a big breakfast. kinder kids stood gobsmacked. older stude

[music] hi, i'm michele monroe with the road to recovery and we're here today in maryland getting some opinions on what people think about different languages used in the substance abuse and mental health arena. if i said that somebody had a drug and alcohol addiction what would you think that that means? i think the person has a... a certainly health issue problem that needs to be, needs to be attended to. i would think of people struggling in difficult circumstances... with certain underlying issues that, that lead them to feel that they need to use those things as an outlet. i think of a illness, i think of a sickness that's hard to overcome. and i think that the person needs support, as much support as possible. i think about people who needs help and they need to find help as soon as possible. so what if i said alcohol and drug problem? what do you feel about that? it's a problem that needs to be fixed, that's what i start thinking, you know, and you need to fix it, you need to find a way to fix it. if there needs to be out there more programs for these people, more resources wher

they found jason otis monroe outside with blood on his hands and clothes. inside a woman that was stabbed to death. the victim's name hasn't been released. >>> federal produce cuters launching their own investigation into the san bruno pipeline explosion. the u.s. attorney's office is reviewing maps, emergency plans and other documents. eight people died and dozens of homes destroyed. jackie spear told us the new investigation is appropriate. >> i think there are grave concerns that there was knowledge and intention actions taken to place safety secondary. >> the u.s. attorney's office is one of several agencies looking into it. >>> she will host a town hall in san bruno on the explosion. leaders will discuss the long- term recovery plans. pg&e's chief of gas engineering will give the victims an update on the response to the disaster. >>> san francisco's new police chief is anything but new. for the past 30 years he had many ups and downs with the pd. rob sat down with the new chief. >> reporter: it's calm and quiet right now. this is where greg suhr served

jason odem monroe was stabbed to death. earlier row had been convicted involving castillo. >>> as ktvu rob roth tells us, the chronicle is accusing the white house of not telling the truth. >>> this video was shot by chronicle political reporter carla marinuchi eight days ago and posted on the paper's website. it shows a peaceful protest that included singing during an appearance by the president at the st. regis hotel. but the chronicle is reporting today that the white house is threatening to exclude marinuchi from being the pool reporter because marinuchi used a video instead of only sticking to a written report. >> for carla to use social media which is appropriate for reporters today as a tool to do her reporting then to be punished to it is pretty outrageous. >> reporter: the white house released a statement today saying quote. no reporters have been banned from covering future presidential events. chronicle executive released his own statement. henry brady says the white house is making too much of a benign protest.

here we are in madison, hamilton and monroe territory. with reagan something interesting happened. he started quoting paine quite often. he also appropriated the notion of common sense. he often spoke of his own ideas as stemming not from, you know, his political wisdom or his advisers, but from the people's common sense. and he opened the way for a kind of -- as opposed to a left-wing populism adoption of paine and beck is, therefore, now the last in a long line of reappropriaters of paine to new effect. but it was again a best seller. but i think beck writes a book pretty often. >> host: professor sophia rosenfeld, in your view was ronald reagan's adaptation of thomas paine purposeful? >> guest: i think he recognized in paine, very cleverly, certain themes that continue to have a really good american rez advance. resonance. a kind of tomorrow will be sunny outlook, a sense we can do this. and in paine a kind of folksy quality that didn't have to necessarily be applied to the set of ideas that paine did, but could be adopted and used for a lot of different purposes. the interestin

a shout out to my new friends from new orleans and monroe, new york. i have to go down on this end.'s the deal? why do i have to kiss it? >> we need you to kiss it. >> are you going to get a ton of money for it? is. >> we are going to get so much money. >> i can't believe i did that. let's check the weather and what's happening. i home you get a million dollars. you are welcome. all right. a risk of strong storms, severe weather across the northern plains today, the upper midwest. there's a risk, a high risk this morning. >>> let's show you what's going on. heading to the high country today, breezy conditions. gorgeous, spring skiing continues. snow pack huge for this time year. weather should be kind if you are traveling to the high country today. satellite view, clouds spilling in later on this afternoon. highs ranging from the upper 50s, closer to san francisco and the coast to low 60s inland around san jose. seven-day forecast, more clouds, cooling tomorrow, north bay showers and turning warmer as we wrap up the week

the roof of this church was ripped off in the storm appeared a lot of churches were destroyed in monroet congregation's say they plan to rebuild. they estimate it will cost millions of dollars to clean up. >> mark: we will be right back with the opening bell on wall street. >> mark: the dow off 140 yesterday now futures are up 28 points. burning season continuing and better than expected quarterly corning's from johnson and johnson. >> justine: getting you updated on your weather forecast now, a foggy golden gate bridge, also in oakland some of the traffic there. we could be warming up little bit that's the latest on hearing. >> james: we just have to get rid of the morning cloud cover, you can see the skies are brightening up a bit. over the next three days we will see change. partly sunny today and warm, a great day to be assigned. tomorrow is a day of transition. tomorrow evening clouds rowland, the first half of thursday we will see light rain a lot like we saw yesterday. that is the deal over the next three days. let's focus in on today to where the temperatures are at this current

the father of her two children, monroe has now been charged with her murder. he is being held without bail and is due to be arranged tomorrow. >>> he was supposed to be someone students trusted. but authorities say a doctor at uc berkeley's university held services abused his position and sexually abused students. ktvu's janine de la vega joins us now from the courthouse where that doctor made an appearance this afternoon. >> reporter: dr. robert kevis entered a plea of not guilty this afternoon. this is the formal complaint which lists 19 charges which are sexual in nature. police say that kevis assaulted six male victims while he was a doctor on uc berkeley's campus. dr.kevis stayed silent as he walked down the aisle with his attorney. >> we really want to understand how this happened. there were no record of formal patient complaints in the physicians report. >> reporter: kevis passed his last review in 2010 which was an extensive check to recredit him. >> i am actually a patient of his, or i was seen him before. and you know, didn't suspect anything like t

jason odem monroe was stabbed to death. earlier row had been convicted involving castillo. >>> as ktvu rob roth tells us, the chronicle is accusing the white house of not telling the truth. >>> this video was shot by chronicle political reporter carla marinuchi eight days ago and posted on the paper's website. it shows a peaceful protest that included singing during an appearance by the president at the st. regis hotel. but the chronicle is reporting today that the white house is threatening to exclude marinuchi from being the pool reporter because marinuchi used a video instead of only sticking to a written report. >> for carla to use social media which is appropriate for reporters today as a tool to do her reporting then to be punished to it is pretty outrageous. >> reporter: the white house released a statement today saying quote. no reporters have been banned from covering future presidential events. chronicle executive released his own statement. henry brady says the white house is making too much of a benign protest.

i speak of our hemisphere today, the birthday of james monroe, the man who giveth the monroe doctrine, a doctrine that said we would make no colonias' claims abroad but neither would we tolerate the crushing of sovereignty and our own hemisphere. can we honestly say that latin america's is better off than it was two years ago? it is a reason for writing with prosperity, freedom, 70, and democracy? no, we cannot. i focused on venezuela at eppc. i complained from the beginning that we were ignoring a hugo chavez and his ambitions and threats. we've gone from bad to worse. two years ago when honduran democratic institutions, real democrats, were fighting a proxy battle with hugo chavez, we sided with the job as ally. in south america a, the president has sided with our best ally on the continent and has had to fight drug cartels and stand up to hugo chavez, columbia. without u.s. support, columbia has been isolated to the point where they have recently chosen to appease its hugo chavez and his drug trafficking friends over the interests of the united states. let's be clear -- venezuela i

. >> monroe. >> lafayette. >> i didn't see you over there. we have monroe, louisiana, in, as well.ying. the whole state of louisiana is empty today. everybody is here. let's get to the boards. one or two things we want to talk about as you look outside. look at the hailstones out of abilene, texas. we got that from twitter. at sam champion, if you have your storm pictures. here's what we think is going to happen over the next 24 hours. watch the severe to strong storms from little rook to louisville. these will be tornadic events. and you will have flooding. heavy rain here. look at the flood watches and >> bright and sunny today . tomorrow, it will be windy and not as warm on thursday and friday and warmest afternoon on this weekend. upper 50s to 60s on the coast in san francisco and mid-to upper 60os the bay shore and low 70s inland under mostly cloudy skies. low to mid40 north bay valleys. temperatures may be above average this weekend. "gma" is live in times square. but also this morning, live in london. here's robin. >>> we're back here inside kensington palace. in fact this,

i've just got off the phone with the monroe county sheriff's office and they tell me they have a bettera of how this happened. there were cell bars broken and at least one broken window because they found the shattered glass. 35-year-old eddie r. palmer and 34 joseph lee mitchell escaped last night. both of them considered dangerous, possibly armed. police not talking about that in detail. mitchell in jail for distributing narcotics, palmer in jail for possession of stolen property and violating his probation. he's been in jail since last june, so quite a while. mitchell has only been in jail for less than 90 days. here is what they are saying. they want the public to call 911. we do have another number that they can call. (585)753-4178. they are depending on the public's help now. through scanner records what they are thinking is from listening to police scanners, rather, it's suggesting that the two men may be headed south, possibly florida or georgia, that is kind of the trail that they are following right now. i haven't been able to ascertain whether they have a history in those sta

check out famed treasures worn by the likes of marilyn monroe, elizabeth taylor, and charlie chaplain, just to name a few. they are owned by debbie reynolds. there she is. she's going to be here to talk about those items. >> she's always fun. we'll begin in washington with the threat of a government shutdown by week's end. savannah guthrie has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this morning white house aids are telling me this could go either way. there were late-night meetings on capitol hill. but there were no major developments to come out of this. but the threat of a government shutdown is very real. >> all right. hello, everybody. >> reporter: a government shutdown now potentially days away, the president is venting frustration over the failure to reach a deal. >> we don't have time for games. we don't have time for trying to score political points or maneuvering or positioning, not on this. >> reporter: after a closed-door meeting with congressional leaders at the white house produced no breakthroughs, it was back-to-back duelling news conferences. >> we want t

here's monroe county, you can see some of the destruction.hes destroyed congregation say they plan to rebuild. chemo workers went out to iowa estimating damage after the storms there. they spend much of the day assessing the twisters impact to determine if assistance is needed. reports of several tornadoes touched down. if request of federal dollars is made president barack obama will decide if there is money to help with the cleanup. >> justine: there have been several aftershocks and yesterday's 3.4 earthquake hitting just before 3:00 p.m. yesterday since then a 2.4 tremor happened just before 5. so, this is what was seen on the kron4 seismograph. the earthquake was originally measured at 3.8 it was downgraded to this report for. the usgs as the epicenter was 2 mi. of east of the pacifica. james did you feel it? >> james: note. >> justine: i did not either. >> james: you problem will get a whole lot of shaking with that. but then again i am pretty a bloodless. san mateo bridge, and light traffic, morning clouds, fog. if you'll run into that

the confederate south that were occupied by the union army, the part of virginia around fortress monroe, southern louisiana where the navy had moved into new orleans, and the whole state of tennessee. altogether about three-quarters of a million slaves are not covered by the emancipation proclamation. but that leaves about 3.1 million who are declared free on january 1, 1863. now, on that date lincoln does not have the power to enforce that freedom. it mostly applies to slaves in confederate territory, although there are some areas of the south occupied by the union like the sea islands of south carolina where it goes into effect immediately. so on that day we estimate about 50,000 slaves are freed immediately because they're behind union lines. but, but in general slaves had to wait for the union army to appear to enforce the freedom that the emancipation proclamation proclaimed. what gave lincoln the right to issue the emancipation proclamation? where in the constitution did it say the president could just free all these slaves? well, nowhere, except, of course, he says t the, it's th

a new lounge called monroe opened two weeks ago. they plan on enforcing a stricken dress code and playing music geared towards older people. they want to bring a revived energy to the neighborhood and provide people with a safe and fun night life. >>> it is official: twitter is keeping headquarters in san francisco. the social networking site is moving to market street between 9th and 10th streets. twitter tweeted the decision. the deal comes after the city's board of supervisors gave twitter a tax break on new hires. the company is expected to move into the former furniture mart next year. apple has invests $1 billion in the new facility, which is expected to create thousands of jobs in that area, but the organization green piece says the data facilities also create a big risk to the environment because the center is mostly powered by coal and nuclear energy. >> yes, jobs are good. i believe that running the plant on renewable energy would bring even more jobs. >> the new study by green piece looks at the practices of several tech

he's accused of stabbing a man outside of an apartment complex on monroe street last month. this is santa clara's first homicide of the year. he may be staying with relatives in mexico. >>> the push is on to save the cal baseball program. it looks like supporters will get a little more time to do that. we've learned the group called save cal baseball has two more weeks to raise another million dollars to save that program. so far that group has raised about $9 million. save cal baseball includes alumni and parents and other supporters. >>> here's some good news. the power's back on to all of san francisco this morning. more than 5,000 customers lost power last night. pg&e says the crews are still investigating what caused the outage. this is the second outage to affect thousands of customers in one day. there was an outage early yesterday morning. it knocked out power to thousands of customers in hayes valley. >>> a rock slide cut off access to more than 30 homes in the community of scots valley. now those people are finally going to get some help. this afternoon a new grave

>> monroe, louisiana. and carroll high school, as well. it's like a whole crowd. welcome in.orning. let's get to the boards. one or two things we want to talk about as you hit the door. we probably need to talk about -- let's show the twitter pictures first. no matter what the weather is, on twitter or facebook, every day, you give us these pictures. we're going to put them on. look at the cool clouds in bloomington, illinois. and the gorgeous florida keys. houston, 81 today. we're talking about the deep warm and south. notice the northern temperatures are warming as well. it seems like good news. but in places like fargo, we're melting the ice and increasing the waters. showers move south in california. maybe by midnight, into l.a. county. and tomorrow morning, all the way down to all of that weather was brought to you by party city. >>> as much fun as good weather is a good diet. now, a new craze is winning over a lot of people who say they've lost a surprising amount of weight really, really fast. so, how does it work? and how much could you lose? cameron mathison took a c