roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >> looks refreshing. thanks, roberta. >>> where will you watch the fireworks this year? there are lots of shows in the bay area this weekend. for a full list of independence day activities including parades, concerts and fireworks, go to kpix.com/fireworks. >>> coming up, edible sunscreen? a new kind of protection against those harmful rays that, yup, you get to eat it. president morsy has been replaced by the chief justif constitutional court. morsy be oday >>> we have some breaking news out of cairo, egypt. egypt's military says president morsi has been replaced by the chief justice of constitutional courts. morsi had been given a deadline today to resign. he was egypt's first democratically elected president. egypt's military has also announced the constitution has been suspended in the country. a new cabinet will be formed and, of course, we'll keep monitoring the developments in cairo egypt. this is a live look now. >>> the barbie we all know and love just got a virtual makeover to look like a "real"

we begin with roberta live in pleasanton. ro? >> reporter: allen, i got to tell you that for the fourth consecutive day we have topped off at 104 degrees here in pleasanton. according to mobile weather, it is now down to 100 degrees. no wind to speak of but when it does pick up, just now up to 3 miles an hour, it's so welcome because it's blistering hot here in the east bay where the average high temperature this time of the year is 87 degrees. but even though it is hot, it does not stop. the pleasanton downtown association causing all of this. this is called first wednesday. let me show you what i'm talking about here. this is main street in pleasanton and in fact, if i can give you a little bit of proximity here, there is the pleasanton marquis. they completely shut down main street right here. they allow vendors to set up. they allow food stands and barbecues. and a live band. in fact this big giant block party the biggest in the bay area kicks off at 6 p.m. until 9:00 tonight. the theme this year is, red, white and blue. why

roberta gonzalez says there will be no relever relief for quite sometime. >> this is a bonafide heat wave. good evening everybody. we had another record breaking today. three went down yesterday as far as records are concerned. tonight we have one record. gilroy 100 degrees shattering 98 degrees in 1999. tied temperatures came down 2 and 8 degrees due to stratus that developed an also a northwest wind that kicked into 20 but nevertheless triple digits in and around the tri- valley. 102 in fairfield. but down from 102 to 94 in santa rosa. down from 96 to 88 degrees in san jose. but wait it gets hotter. and for a series of days. excessive heat warming is in effect for red highlighted conditions. we have 11 counties in the bay area all but just about 3 san francisco, san mateo and marin county are encompassing this red zone. temperatures will be anywhere between 15 and 25 degrees above normal for days to come. leading all the way through the upcoming holiday. so anticipate low humidity, which can spark high fire danger and very minimal overnight cooling and the evening hours and through

roberta gonzales has our fireworks forecast. hi, roberta. >> reporter: hi there, liz. and good evening, allen. and hello, everybody. happy 4th of july. let's head to marina green where currently, it is 73 degrees. typically this time of the year it is 67 degrees. we're seeing a bit of a robust sea breeze out of the west about 5 to 15 miles per hour. the folks are now beginning to camp out for their particular location for the viewing of tonight's fireworks right here in the city by the bay, usually hampered by a thick deck of low clouds and fog commonly referred to as marine layer. but that will not be so much the case tonight. right now 73 degrees, clear skies in san francisco. it's 85 degrees at this hour in oakland. mid-80s in san jose. and away from the bay due east we are still talking triple digits. so far today 102 degrees in livermore. 90s in santa rosa. here you go, your fireworks forecast. mid-60s in san francisco. we'll have some patchy coastal fog at the seashore gradually trickling into the bay towards the tail end of the fireworks. and we are going to tal

to give you an idea, roberta has worked here 18 years and wait until you see the numbers she never before put on a bay area forecast map. >>> good evening. with one hour until the strike deadline here is what we know right now. b.a.r.t works are set to strike at midnight. we learned that ac transit workers will probably not strike tomorrow but the city of oakland will basically shutdown tomorrow because city workers will be on strike. let's start with b.a.r.t. christian, for days we heard management and the union say they don't want to strike, they don't want to inconvenience so many people but with an hour left it is not looking so good, christian? >> reporter: no it is not. it looks like a strike will happen. workers are unloading picket signs from their cars. talks halted a couple hours ago. with less than an hour before the contract expires it seems the only option is to strike. after five hours of negotiations talks broke down and union representatives walked away from the bargaining table. >> we regret to announce they have no further negotiations for news it is to go to midnight an

. >> at age 74, roberta flack is indeed still here.vating audiences with her magical voice and music. ♪ >> it started so easily. back in 1973, she won grammys for record and song of the year for first time ever i saw your face. what was that like to just hit it big? >> scary, overwhelming, frightening, unbelievable. there's one. is this me? >> then a year later she won the grammys again for killing me softly. ♪ >> two years in a row, you have song of the year and record of the year. did you just think this is going to go on forever? >> yes, you always do. but why not? >> but flack suddenly stopped recording and gave few concerts. >> three years you didn't release an album. you didn't -- >> why didn't i release an album, i don't know. i think i didn't have anything to say. >> she also had serious drug problems. but as flack says, she's here, now 40 years after her big break, she released an album of beatles songs, inspired by living next door to john lennon when he was writing "imagine." >> the wall from my computer room is also the bac

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roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >> that's what i'd do. >>> we want to enjoy the view, too. what a nice day out there. >> i don't think i'll bring my computer to the park. i want to have lunch and enjoy it. >> would you bring work to the park? >> that's a great idea. >> outdoors anyway. >> we should have a barbecue today. >> there is one! >> that's right. we have our own channel 5 barbecue today. looking forward to that. around the bay area today, the sun is breaking out. more sunshine today. the subtropical moisture has moved out of the way so we're left with a lot of blue skies away from the immediate coastline and temperatures warming up a bit. 86 in livermore. 81 sunny in concord. 69 and sunny in oakland. 61 in san francisco. so as we head in toward the afternoon, we'll see plenty of sunshine, temperatures more seasonal today and then it looks like along the coastline and inside the bay probably some fog to make a return tonight but minor changes in the forecast over the next few days. high pressure building into the bay area. the monsoonal clouds have moved out. looks l

roberta.th after putin announced he and his wife were getting divorced. >> what do you think? i need roberta's opinion on this. he is kind of cute, but i -- no comment. >> good luck with that power and will thing. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it's been five years since e . >>> you know what that sound means. it's hollister, and it's been five years since the biggest motorcycle rally in northern county taken over that town. . >> they will be there all weekend long. david letterman is coming up next. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now, abracadabra, david letterman! captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing

roberta.he and his wife were getting divorced. >> what do you think? i need roberta's opinion on this. he is kind o,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it's been five years since e . >>> you know what that sound means. it's hollister, and it's been five years since the biggest motorcycle rally in northern county taken over that town. . >> they will be there all weekend long. david letterman is coming u,,

. >> at age 74, roberta flack is still here. capturing audiences with her magical voice.started so easily. back in 1973, she won the grammgramm grammys for record of the year for "first time i ever saw you're face." what was that like? >> frightening, scary, unbelievable. there is one. is this me? >> then a year later she won the grammys again for "killing me softly." two years in a row, you had the song of the year and the record of the year, did you just think this is going to go on forever? >> yes, you always do, why not? >> but flack suddenly stopped recording and gave few concerts. >> three years you did not release an album. >> i don't think i had anything the to say. >> she had serious throat problems as well, but as flack said, she is still here. now 40 year as after her big break, she released an album of beatles song, inspired by living next door to jon lennon. >> the wall of my computer room is the back wall of his music room and i'm hearing -- ♪ imagine there's no heaven >> it's hard to imagine roberta flack's history. she a music scholarship to howard yurnd s

. >> at age 74, roberta flack is still here. still cap elevate go audiences with her music.d so easily. back in 1973 she won the grammy for record and song of year for "i saw your face." >> chris: what was that like? >> scary, frightening, unbelievable. is this me? >> chris: year later she won the grammies again for "killing me softly." ♪ ♪ >> chris: two years in a row you had song of year and record of year, did you think it will go on forever? >> why not? >> chris: but gave few concerts and stopped recording. three years you didn't release an album? >> i don't know. i don't think i didn't have anything to say. >> chris: she is serious problems. but as flack says she is still here. now 40 years after her big break, she has released an album of beatle songs, inspired by living next-door to john lennon when he was writing imagine? >> the walls of my computer room is the best wall of his music room. ♪ ♪ >> chris: it's hard to imagine roberta flack's journey. she grew up in segregated northern virginia but started piano lessons at age nine and six years later she had a scholars

. >> thanks, roberta. >>> the car industry has hit a new high. the strongest sales since 2007. timing is just right. red, white and blue, how long it took them to create it. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, out of 108 crushed cars! ano recycling specialist in . >> well, move over besty ross, this is made out of 108 crushed cars. it had a special team. it took them a year to finish it. it is 19 feet high. >>> the golden state warriors, and joey chestnut is the king again. >>> first here is the new eastern span of the bay bridge. a payment from your cell to almost anyone's phone or email. (speaking french) so you can express your gratitude... in the moment. big man dwight howard... ..l of . >> at this hour the warriors are very much in the mix for big man dwight howard. they have trade destinations for 3 contract holders. they could have $20 million of bank to throw at him. >>> a's against the cubs, 6 strikeouts. score was in the 7th inning. here is a fastball. look out. he nearly has his head taken off. throw the glove up there. oakland shut up the cubs 1-0. giants didn't play. they are here

roberta. (clapping). i can tell you without my colleagues and associates who reside me downtown san francisco the rest of the urban san francisco we wouldn't have that made it thus far. so courage commitment and conviction have delivered us to this great beginning. i'm extremely pleased to tell you that we begin today and in the next 3 six months almost 11 hundred market rate homes will be completed and occupied on this hilltop (clapping) 20 acres of recreation space will be available to the entire community. the artists will have a new studio building cementing this relationship with this profile property. candle stick stadium will be gone but in its place is will be the beginning of a retail and treatment center with a grocery store for the community. and perhaps most syllablely to this community and certainly to our public partners a hundred and 28 of the 2 hundred and 56 families that currently reside in another area will be living in they're new homes (clapping) >> and those new homes will be on the

roberta gonzales for kpix 5. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, last place giants? vern has sports the giants need to win. >> hold on. >> the giants have runs! >> reporter: first place as host the cubs at 7. last place giants they have a hit tonight. homer bailey on the left kicking back after tossing last night' no-hitter against the reds. here's giants tony abreu. a 5th inning blast a two-run shot into the upper deck. estimated 442 feet his first homer of the year. giants tied at 2 all around. >> reporter: as not slowing down he had a great june and today got rewarded by being named the american league pitcher of the month of he went 5-0 with a 1.75 earned run average. the next honor for colon hasn't missed many meals should be this weekend with the all-star rosters being revealed. >> i'm back! >> yes, he is. manny ramirez one step closer to being back in the majors just two weeks after leaving taiwan. he agreed for a deal with the texas rangers. he never made it up with the as and hasn't played in the bigs since a five-game stint with tampa in 2011. >>> the santa

. >> joining us with the forecast with roberta gonzalez. >>> good evening everybody, this is the scene for you as we are saturated, limited for the truck across the bridge. san francisco, currently 57 degrees. winds have been kicking up to 13. san jose to the south with lots of clear skies, but that will change. today was warmer than yesterday, but not as warm as tomorrow on monday. 60s, partial clearing there. low 90s there tonight as they tumble into the 50s. moving inland, at least a good 50 miles. here's the bottom line. this is what you need to know overnight. becoming cloudy with patchy fog. we're not going to see it as it will be gray and then the clouds will peel back to the coast. watch what i mean here. that's your future cast. there you have the clouds, working their way right there, around that area. it looks like they want to back it off to the coast, but quickly fills back in the afternoon hours. tomorrow this is how you need to play your numbers with the afternoon clearing. barely any clearing at half moon bay. a pair here for them at walnut creek and the warm spot at 93

. >>> all right, roberta gonzalez is here.er we are if in july and she has rain in the forecast. >> yes. all of that monsoonal moisture across arizona lifted into southern california. good evening, everybody, let's head on outside right now. we have mist, drizzle right there at the golden gate bridge with the lowering ceiling due to areas of fog and low clouds. now f we can go ahead and look at another view at this time. we have is a fog bank looking out from the stadium. looking out towards san francisco. you can see as the fog presses in towards the city of san francisco. currently 60 degrees in san francisco. low 70s in mountain view. 75 in santa rosa. notice the 30 degree spread from san francisco all of the way into livermore. at least a good 45 miles inland. we will take a look at dublin. clear skies, 90 degrees, clear for now. everyone will be mostly chowd net overnight hours. yes, the clouds are associated with subtropical moisture. lifting up in the northerly direction, potential for a shower or a thunderstorm tomorro

paul, and your own roberta and that has been a great privilege. i also want to single out another member of the staff. as you may know, the under the charter the only thing that the cac must do, is to review the sfmta budget. everything else that we do in terms of providing advice to e d s what we think we ought to do. and reviewing a budget is the one thing that we must do. and so to thaend, we always engage in a lot of strutny and it is a privilege of working with (inaudible) and who i, used to single out every year, at the end of the budget process, but now, every two years, because we have moved the two year budgets which was something that the cac advocated for, i believe as far as back as 2002. and i am appreciative of the three people who served long tenure as secretaries to the cac. and vincent done lap and deborah reid and tores and all who have done a lot to make me look more confident that i actually am. during my time on the cac, i made a... i decided when i took the job at the cac, there were a couple of things that i ought to do and

. >>> roberta gonzalez checking the forecast. last week it was wild. this week, evening out?> very much so. a stable weather pattern until midweek. and, i will explain why, coming up, but first thing is first. heading outside. good evening, everyone. we have the return of the marine layer. dipping down to 1,000 feet. not interfere with coin tower right now that stands so brightly. now, the winds are whipping up 12 to 13 knots an hour. 60 degrees right now in san jose and throughout the try valley. it is now 54 refreshing in santa rosa. that is after realizing the high there today is 80 degrees. otherwise it was spot on. that is where we should be for this time of the year in san francisco. middle 70s throughout mountain view. all of the way up to 90 in the try valley. warmer today than yesterday. not as warm as it will be tomorrow. tonight, overnight, our lows will be dipping into the 50s from the coast all of the way into the delta. the winds will begin to dial back. this is where we all need to know. tonight, including over, we will see areas of patchy fog along the seashor

let's see what roberta has to say. >> i got excited when i saw that finger of fog i thought oh! our forecast is going to crash and burn but no. in is our future cast. as you can see as the clouds gather near the coast side this is your morning commute. they really play tag with the ocean beach and sunset district but otherwise back off, allowing high pressure to settle back in. a few clouds over head tomorrow across the southern portion of the district. the bottom line, it will be hotter. confirming with our computer models here is the latest at the scene of the golden gate bridge. not a cloud in sight. 68, we are in the 70s at oakland, 80s in san jose and just now under 100 degrees in livermore. all of these red highlighted counties have an excessive heat warning in effect for monday. all of the way through tuesday night. in fact that is most of the bay area. 11 counties, we will continue to see the temperatures, 25 degrees above normal. and, i placed 109 for the hottest spot in the bay area. we will pinpoint the location and the day to expect it, still, coming up. >> thank you

here is brian in for roberta gonzalez with our pinpoint forecast. >> we had a nice day around the bay area today and more of the same for tomorrow with a few little changes. out the door tomorrow morning, more low cloudiness. earlier to clear today. tomorrow, not such luck. we'll have mostly cloudy skies. bay, partly cloudy skies. mostly sunny inland and a temperature around 9:00 about 60 degrees around livermore. if you are looking for something to do, california state fair is in full force in the central valley, sacramento expects it to be sunny and a hot and a forecast high of 94. on the other hand, talk about america's cup, 62 degrees off the marina green. it will be on the chilly side tomorrow, right close to the water. that's because that low pressure that is up there in the gulf of alaska is finally going to sink south a little bit. it was this high pressure that kept us warm, but that high will ease back toward the midwest. that will open up the door to migrate closer to the bay area. the numbers will come back tomorrow, so we gained 3 degrees. we'll get it back on sunday. it

next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, saw something pretty historic...start the clo >>> well, if you are like me, roberta, ann. >> sure. >> you got up at 6:00 a.m. to watch something pretty historic. start the clock, please. here's how it came down. tigers, not a walk in the park. a 3 over 74, good enough for 6th place. woods not sharp when he needed to be. phil mickelson on the other hand was. came from five shots down with his best closing round ever in the majors. 5-under 66 to win his first in the british open. madison with the hard luck losers today. giants clinched for the sweep with a chance to tie the game. but with no outs, buster posey tries to score from first out at the plate. tim gambled as a coach and third base did not pay off. giants lose 3-1, 5 1/2 back in the west. the a's didn't have a break at all. eric bogard down the line after scoring just one run in the first two games with 6 on the board this afternoon. bartollo is going to get some attention for the cy young if he continues to pitch like this. major league leading third shutout of the season and the a's, they win 6-0. >>> all ri

. >>> that's not on elizabeth's travel plans, she's no tonight for roberta gonzales. >> i'm not sure norman was too excited about what. what did i get myself into? let's talk about the weather and it's been foggy along the coast all day. still across the golden gate bridge. big difference in temperatures really depending on where you were along the coast we only saw 60s. in the inland spots folks out there were shot. so here's the weather headlines, patchy fog continues overnight tonight and we could see some drizzle especially early tomorrow among along the -- morning along the coast. sunday we will feel cooler temperatures especially in the inland spots. felt pretty toasty today. then seasonable weather and dry continuing into next week. so here's kind a cool shot of coit tower. look at that. you can see some of the fog have a creepy shot right now over san francisco. so check the current temperatures outside. 61 in oakland. 53 right now in san francisco. and 57 degrees in santa rosa. so here's all that fog. you can see it hugging the coastline. inland spots we're clear for much of

roberta is off. >> remember kites were just like paper and sticks? am i aging myself here? >> and we would put them together ourselves and be careful not to rip the paper. >> now everything is flying. >> they are super. >> we have plenty of wind to kick them up around the bay area. out there now we have clouds inside the bay looking overruling oakland at this hour. we have partly cloudy skies, as well. we are going to see more of those clouds overnight tonight. in fact, thick enough that we're likely to see some drizzle out there. so yeah, the clouds kind of hugging the coastline all day long keeping it very gray there but most parts of the bay area cleared out nicely very typical summer-like weather for the most part although temperatures running 4 to 8 degrees below average. outside now it's warm in the interior valleys. still 80 in concord. 82 in livermore. 65 in san francisco. and it looks like tonight the thick clouds rolling in along the coastline drizzle expected out toward the beaches partly cloudy inside the bay. then the clouds returning late to the valleys overni

. >>> elizabeth wenger in tonight for roberta gonzales and you have a wide range of temperatures. >> we really do. that's the most unusual thing about the weather today. it really depended on where you were and what kind of clothing you needed for the weather today. let's show you a day in the bay. this is what it looked like out over the bay. blue skies, clear and pretty mild temperatures. so a lot of people out. you can see one guy there in shorts. temperatures were dramatically cooler along the coast. marin headlines and barely any sunshine at all. expect that marine layer to thicken overnight and patchy fog, drizzle overnight tonight. once again mainly along the coast. and then sunday is going to feel slightly cooler especially in the inland spots and then seasonable weather and dry continuing straight on into the workweek. relatively quiet weather pattern. this is wait looks like outside fright now. you can see the bay bridge in the distance -- once again you can see that the fog just would not budge along the coastline and that marine layer will thicken overnight tonight. and t

the blue skies roberta gonzales has a look at the forecast. >> visibility was unlimited today but now we have the return of the overcast conditions. good evening everybody. it's live looking out to the bay bridge wither overcast. -- where we are overcast. current air temperature in the mid 50s to the low 60s and we now are picking up a northwest breeze anywhere between 12 and 17 miles per hour. highs today, we're warmer than yesterday but not as warm as it will be tomorrow from time to time 61 degrees in pacifica. 70 oakland. to the mid 80s well inland to the east and also to the delta. fairfield at 85 degrees. so we have your love tonight with some areas of -- cloud cover tonight with some areas of patchy fog. cloudy start for the sunday and then sunshine and warmer conditions and really no big dramatic temperature swing. futurecast illustrates that we have the saturation at the low clouds. some marine layer at 8:00 in the morning streams inland all the way to concord and clinton backs off and hangs tight to the coast of san mateo. otherwise some partial coastal clearing, tonight ove

my mother listened to motown, stax, atlantic, from roberta flack, aretha franklin, stevie wonder, you know. "chuck, do your chores." and you've got music playing, just, you know, seeping into your bloodstream and ear stream. and my father liked jazz here and there. but i was mainly into sports. i was into the organization of sports, and a lot of black folks made strong inroads into sports, and that captivated my interests. and the whole hip-hop thing that hit me in the middle of the 1970s got me into the music, because it was the technical aspect of it. technology. two turntables, a mixer, a microphone. i was totally confused. i was like, "why do they need two turntables? in case the one over there breaks down?" [laughter] "this person is very prepared." but that struck me as being, you know, something to get involved with this thing called hip-hop and rap music. and then if you study rap music, you will understand that it's not a music. it's rap, a vocal application over music, and the musics have already been defined as soul, jazz, rhythm and blues, then rock and roll, and so on and

. >> thank you, roberta. >>> it's one of the biggest motorcycle meetups in california.ts rowdy roots. >> but first, another look at the eastern span of the bay bridge. we are going to find out monday if it's actually going to open labor day weekend. that will be interesting. we'll be right back. ,, ,, goodnight. thanks, olivia. thank you. so you can make a payment from your cell to almost anyone's phone or email. (speaking french) so you can express your gratitude... in the moment. chase quickpay. so you can. bulldog: bulldog: oh, the dog days of summer! time to celebrate with your mates. grill a few dogs... eh, hot dogs. bacon burgers... dachshund: mattress discounters' 4th of july sale ends sunday? bulldog: that cloud reminds me... radio: the tempur-pedic cloud collection-- bulldog: that's it! radio: now with 48 months interest-free financing-- basset hound: free financing? radio: or get a queen-size sealy gel memory foam mattress for just $497. bulldog: that's a ringer of a deal! radio: mattress discounters' 4th of july sale ends sunday. ♪ mattress discounters pope f

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roberta in philly, you're on "the stephanie miller show." hey, roberta. >> hi, stephanie. with jacki at the beginning of the show where she said she doesn't consider it brave to be constantly disrespected by your husband and still come out in public for him. but in her news conference, she did mention that they were -- it took a lot of therapy and i would suggest that they're still in therapy together. and she's probably got a better understanding of what his disorder really is because it is a disorder, obviously. and you know, just like any other sickness or illness you wouldn't just leave your spouse. some people do. but she's obviously sticking with him through this because she understands what's going on. although it is disappointing what has happened, it is not surprising to her. so she knows more than we do about it. you know what i mean? >> stephanie: you know i certainly get the argument that private is private. you're right. i said that a lot of times during the clinton thing. you wonder, too this whole discussion roberta, we've had about the nsa and all of this s

roberta blackman woods. are major contributors have -- >> she space with great authority on the subject. let me explain again. when people donate to the conservative party, they are not mindless leader will stop they are not buying books at the party conference. the reason the gentleman has his job is because trade unions brought votes in the labor parties and put him where he is. that does not happen in other political parties. if you have any sense at all and realize they are profoundly wrong. >> i'm sure the prime minister will agree with me that there is no better way to build a stronger economy and a fair society than through apprenticeships. apprenticeships have doubled over the decade. i am on a mission to build on that success by working with his this is to create new apprenticeships in 100 days. is there opposition? >> i will support the campaign and the campaign of all members to take up apprenticeships. that encourages young people and businesses will stop -- businesses. they are taking on many mo

roberta in philly on the fox interview of the muslim author. good. go ahead. >> caller: okay. i saw riza aslan on bill maher last friday night. i had been familiar with him before. he had seen him on rachel maddow and chris hayes. he was talking about his book. i thought gee, that sounds interesting. i would like to get that book. over the weekend, i saw on "the huffington post" this video of the fox news interview so i watched that. i was completely atonnished that the -- astonished that the entire interview was about his right to write the book. i couldn't get over it. that was the entire interview. >> stephanie: he said i can't believe we're not having -- you can have an argument about what i wrote. we're talking about my right to write it? >> caller: i knew he was an academic. i didn't know he was so credentialed. that didn't seem to stop her. >> he's got four degrees. >> stephanie: he said you can't buy this kind of publicity. nicely done, fox news. diane in l.a. hey, diane. >> caller: hi. i'm also calling about the interview. and what sur

. >> good morning, i'm roberta felton. actually, we're the felton family.re very concerned and very hurt and very disappointed at this point, but we know in the end god will prevail and justice will be served. and just keep everybody in their prayers. just remember, trayvon, as sybrina also said, could have been your son, could have been my baby, could have been anybody in america's baby, just walking to the store and coming back with skittles and iced tea. things do happen in life but sometimes it's not fair. it's just not. >> have you lost your faith in the justice system? >>. >> no comment. >> can i ask a question -- [ inaudible ] >> a lot. that's why we're able to stand here and speak. we know somehow and some way god is going -- everything is going to be taken care of. >> at this point you're speaking about peace. what would you like to see. you're proud of this trayvon support, what would you like to see come of it from this point forward? >> to me sure the tragedy has happened this time to not happen again. this is not the first time this has happene