bien, debby, nubrilliance es nuestro nuevo mejor amigo. >> asi es... antes que nada, debby tiene el problema de todas las mayores de 40. las lineas finas se hacen mas profundas... >> si. >> con nubrilliance, vamos a estimular el colageno. miren lo cerca que estoy de esas patas de gallo. >> kym: es por la punta de diamante, asi que... no hay cristales. >> kelly: el otro problema es que debby a le gustaba asolearse. >> kym: mmm... >> asi que trabajaremos con estos puntos... oscuros, estos puntos cafes, estas seÑales de la edad y el daÑo del sol. y debby, te vas a sorprender porque veras una diferencia despues de este tratamiento. todos pueden beneficiarse con nubrilliance, todos se benefician con la microdermabrasion. ya sea un adolescente que no se limpia su cutis lo suficiente, nunca lo hacen, o una mujer en sus 30, que busca minimizar los signos de la edad. incluso una mujer de 50 o 60 aÑos cuyas seÑales de la edad ya estan ahi y quieren revertirlas y regresar el reloj a un cutis mas saludable y juvenil. muchas personas no saben que al cumplir 30 la p

my name is debbie. oops, um, at a e-harmony video. >> so this video is a woman who is apparently creating a dating profile for herself. and she is recording herself on a laptop in bed. and she starts out perfectly normal. >> i'm nervous but i'm excited at the same time. >> she is adorable. so many guys are going to want her. who doesn't like cute blondes. >> i am a recent mba grad from villanova. um, i love cats. >> we all love cats, i'll let it slide. i'm still into debbie. >> i like every kind of cat. sorry. i just -- i really love cats. >> you see the red flags, one after the other pop up, and then suddenly she's a hot mess. >> i just want to hug all of them but i can't because that's crazy. i can't hug every cat. but i just want to, i want to. i want to. >> it cannot be called anything other than a spectacular meltdown. >> and then their ears and the whiskers and the nose. >> maybe there's someone out there for her that loves cats just as much, but maybe she should try catlovers.com instead. >> i ca

linda and debbie say no.ou just need to be thoughtful, and be willing to roll up your sleeves. >> it is not expensive to make windows for us. >> not at expense at all. it just is a little time intensive. >>> by now you've probably have a facebook page up and running for your business. but having a presence isn't the end-all. here now are five easy ways to get more facebook fans courtesy of top ranked blog dotcom. one, look attractive. use an engaging profile picture and create a well-designed cover photo that fits your brand. set your us tomorrow url and craft a keyword rich copy on your about page. two develop your content plan. post on a regular basis. at least two to five times daily, and encourage frequent sharing. add new content straight on the page, and tag users with their facebook page names. three, add a like box. embed this handy widget on your website for additional inbound traffic. four, actively participate. comment on posts and target complementary pages using your company's username. spend at

debbie knows this -- i think this woman does an incredible job.applause] we have flown tens of thousands of miles together going around the country and around the world. she flies with me, and i remember you asking me -- why did you say yes when he asked you to consider to be vetted, because i asked the president of question. i said i only have one question. do you really mean what you say about the middle class? do you really mean what you say when you say believe it is the aperture which -- through which the americans have to pass, the wealthy do really well, and the poor have a shot. that was his commitment -- that's who he is. that's everything we have focused on trying to get through this not rush fire -- this forest fire we inherited, and everything we are focused on now. there is a reason for america's strength. we have the most powerful, broadest, deepest middle-class in the world. that's the thing that keeps us strong. they have been under siege, and i am not blaming this all on president bush's administration. the middle-class economic s

as debbie knew, i usually have that as a legitimate excuse. not today. met with him for an hour this morning. that meeting was long over. i am as the chairman knows, i was a united states senator. i have to make one public admission. i still have an overwhelming prejudice to delaware. when the delaware delegation asked to meet with me about an issue. i did it because my son is the attorney general. if it hurts him, i get indicted. [laughter] press would you acknowledge i , was joking when i said that? it is good to see you all. i know you have had good meetings that have been going on for a while. i'm going to get to the point. i am here for two expressed reasons. i know the president -- i am sincere. the first one is, the 2014 election. the second one is, building the democratic national committee into a powerhouse that works in 2016, 2018, 2020. i have committed to go anywhere and raise any money we can because i am so tired of hearing about the demise of the democratic party. we are having trouble keeping up -- give me a break. there is no republican

little debbie nutty bars. so delicious. you know they've got them down the street.love for little debbie is something you never outgrow. don't you have a meeting or something? yes. yes, i do. . >>> we have new information on the search for the missing malaysia jet. they detected many objects in the indian ocean and this follows a report that a french satellite spotted 122 objects in that area. currently five ships are searching the southern indian ocean and they forced 11 planes that were returning to base after only a few area underway. the multiple signs of debris will have a lot of the things coming out. >> this could be an aircraft site. >> the black box will only emit beacons for 30 days and today is day 30 of that search. >> they are looking at day 30 and most of affected flights are in europe and another flight is out of fso and canceled. it grounded 600 flights because government workers at german airports are stabling a one day strike for higher a pay. a driver hit several parked cars and a business. now police believe the driver suffered some kind of medic

hey, i remember you.ttle debbie? you should. i'm you. except i always had a nutty bar with my lunch. ooooh. little debbie nutty bars. so delicious. you know they've got them down the street. your love for little debbie is something you never outgrow. don't you have a meeting or something? yes. yes, i do. . >>> proposition 8 banned same- sex marriage and proposition 8 goes against their core values as a company. they are behind the fire fox bradser. >>> a new new york browser, this comes after two incidents of trespassing and the firing of two security guards caught sleeping. they took this video as they jumped from the top of the freedom tower and they are facing two charges including trespassing and burglary right now port authority police are suggesting nypd take over. >>> and clean up in southern california after a major earthquake why some people will not be able to go home for several days. >>> police are not only searching for a hit-and-run driver who not only smashed into a car but drove straight into a bar. we will show you the d

first, debbie wasserman schultz at the national press club. federal reserve talkshairman alice rivlin about the economy and the health care law. >> the problem is this bacteria whatcoming consistent to we have now. tb is one of the examples. gonorrhea is another example. we have new strains of tb which are completely persistent to the most antibiotics. the other problem is there is not enough interest on the pharmaceutical industry to develop antibiotics. we need to make this a global effort to work on this. ofre should be a great deal collaboration with the developed world and the developing world. ,> the future of health care tonight at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. next, representative debbie wasserman schultz. she talks about the democratic agenda going forward. this is half an hour. >> thank you for being here today. exactly a year ago, after losing up and on the ballot in 2012, the rnc chairman stood in this building and unrevealed what has been known as the autopsy report. they admitted they were alienating huge swathes of voters. we are doing

she saw this interview "nightline" gave with debbie cook, a former scientology official who claimed in that the leader ordered his secretary to slap her. >> why? >> he was displeased with how i was answering a question. it wasn't what he wanted to hear in some way. >> scientology has labelled debbie cook a bitter apostate and liar. but goldberg says she was dee y ly troubled by cook's testimony. >> i started to understand why the church doesn't want its parishioners to go on the internet and read stuff. because there's too many things they would have learned. >> reporter: it's now been nine months since she had in contact with her daughter, son-in-law and granddaughter. >> it's just cruel. i can't even e-mail my daughter. i sent a package of presents to my granddaughter for christmas and it was refused and sent back. >> reporter: all that she has left is pictures and memories and hope. >> i want my family back. and i have wonderful memories. the evil practice of disconnection destroys families. it's got to stop. it's got to end. >> reporter: the latest installment in our series "faith

we talked to her daughter debbie by phone tonight. >> shocked, definitely shocked. we're still trying to digest what has been told to us. >> reporter: the answer to who killed cathy zimmer, a 28-year-old san jose mother of two teens, has finally been answered, after 25 long years. investigators say it turns out her killers were people she knew quite well. her husband, david zimmer, and her brother-in-law, robert zimmer. debbie lawrence can't believe it. >> it's senseless, because i don't believe that murder has to happen. but on the other hand, i guess there's a reason why it was -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: the brothers have been charged with her murder. almost 25 years to the day cathy zimmer was found dead in her car, parked at the san jose airport back on march 10, 1989. investigators never gave up on this case. >> this is one of the cases that we felt really merited attention. both because of the tragic nature, as well as someone of the leads that we felt that we could follow and hopefully crack this case. >> reporter: about a month ago, investigators showed u

debbie adopted her from an orphanage when she was six.he says that tatiana is a role model. >> it is not about what you can't use, it is about what you can do with your life. i believe tatiana will save lives by being an example. >> reporter: the rookie skier is a long shot for a paralympic medal, but that wouldn't stop her. >> i go in thinking i love the sport, and that i'm going to give it my 110% and see what happens. >> reporter: and once the paralympics are behind her. >> i have ten days to get ready for the london marathon. >> reporter: what? ten days, so you will finish sochi and then ten days later you're going to run a marathon. >> yeah. >> reporter: you just never stop, do you? >> i love sports. it's just who i am. it makes me a whole person. >> reporter: a proud american, born in russia, ready to compete. kate snow, nbc news, midway, utah. >> incredible story. paralympics open tomorrow. we'll let you know how she does in competition. >>> that is our broadcast for us on a thursday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm bri

after that, florida representative debbie wasserman schultz. >> the problem is that many of the bacterial or infectious diseases are actually becoming resistant to the antibiotics soilable right now, gonorrhea is another example, and we have in panama, for instance, new strains of tb, which are completely, absolutely resistant to the most potent the others, so problem is there is not enough interest on the parts of the industry on the part of antibiotics. this is slowly changing, but i do not think that we are there. this aee to maked global effort. a great deal of cooperation between the developed world and the developing world where many of these diseases are endemic. >> the future of health care tonight at 8:00 on c-span's "q&a." this morning, max boot, author of "invisible armies," and david ndelman discussed the situation of ukraine and crimea and held the u.s. should respond. and "wall street journal" reporter gautham nagesh talks about the internet governance. and later, mark dombroff talks about the interval database system in which countries use it. as always, we will be taking y

no little debbie? that's because i am you. or who you used to be. back when you ate little debbie.ty things. not like these. remember? donuts... aisle four. your love for little debbie is something you never outgrow. you're gonna pay for that, right? >>> impughing bart safety through a couple of cell phone key strokes. it is creating a smart phone app that allows riders to text discreet messages to police. it encourages passengers to report on unruly riders without being overheard. >> this is something our riders have been begging for. they are always e-mailing us or on twitter or when we are out on the platforms talking to customers they say we want to text bart police quietly. we so we are just delivering on something they want. >> the app will allow passengers to up load photos and send in comments. it will also come in spanish and chinese. >>> the golden gate transportation district is upgrading its security with better cameras aboard buses. the money comes from an $800,000 state grant through a bond measure and another $100,000 in federal funds. the state of the art kamalas be

and hopefully bring the justice that is deserved. >> reporter: and debbie told me it was probably theuilt that led them to new clues and some closure but she says it still isn't easy. in the east bay, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> the internet is filled with shaky iphone footage but tonight len ramirez shows us a group of filmmakers proves it is possible to use them to make movies fit for the big screen. >> so this is what it's like to be a movie star, huh? >> reporter: the fun and beauty of a snow weekend in a mountain hideaway. >> whoo! >> reporter: told from the perspective of a man who is going insane. >> come, peter. >> reporter: it's the story behind the new psycho thriller uneasy lies the mind but the story behind the story this movie was shot entirely on an iphone. >> we weren't trying to shoot on the iphone to be cool or to try to be necessarily innovative in the way in which we're telling stories. we used the iphone because it works for the stories and for the look we were trying to create. >> reporter: they used a souped up iphone with a 35 mm lens adapter that allowed the

lou: "the washington post" gives three pinocchio's to debbie wasserman shultz who said the republicanty actually underperformed even the washington post said you cannot underperform if you win. >> there must be medication for debbie wasserman shultz. she is clearly delusional. for someone to spend that as a victory for the democrats they took their whole focus we don't want to end obamacare but the people said no. we want to end its. obamacare was the deciding factor. no question and it scared the pants off of democrats favor hoping to run on this through november and they discover they better come up with the message because this one does not work. lou: speaker boehner was asked if they've relying too much on the debacle we're focused on jobs in the country don't underestimate the effect obamacare is having. he was pretty straightforward. >> be realistic. the jobs the economy directly affected by obamacare. people who had full-time jobs things to obamacare now have part-time jobs some don't have a job at all and that big lie that was told of $25 less, and families are getting sticker

debbie stier is the author.ou for coming. >> thank you for having me. >> coming up, our mystery guest will be revealed. time for the final clue. you can say our mystery guest celebrates we more than me. we are coming back on "taking stock." ♪ >> it is mystery guest monday. we have no idea who our next guests are. our producers have been kind enough to provide a few clues. our mystery guest keep it in the family. they are red carpet regulars. you can say our mystery guest are a great we more than me. let's welcome them in. god., oh my >> my mother thinks this is the greatest thing ever. >> welcome to "taking stock." >> delighted to be here. >> you guys have made the red carpet. >> yes, humbly. >> it is impressive. we have a lot to talk about. joan and melissa rivers are coming back. back in a moment. ♪ >> our mystery guest are joan and melissa rivers. they are red carpet regulars and stars of a reality show. they join us on "taking stock." great to have you here. what great mystery guests. what is it like doing p

debbie wasserman schultz had a back and forth with reince priebus. he's a great guy. i understand what he's doing, but you have this thing. it's within reach. don't get sucked in with this bs going on with them. don't play their game. republicans, play your own game. stay on obamacare and win the senate back, and all things will open up. >> i agree. he should not be on twitter. there's no need for it. focus and win like they did in florida. i think a couple things about wassermann schultz and pelosi. they're trying to turn their greatest liability into some sort of asset, that's obamacare, and president obama himself. one thing about those two, they're very loyal to president obama and they are trying to make obamacare work. do the best they can. but i think his numbers aren't likely to get any better. two other states i want to mention. in minnesota and oregon, where you think there's no chance a republican could win, republican opponents there are actually closer in their races to the democrats than republicans are in west virginia and south dakota. so i think that'

oflsi could go down as one the debbie's events in washington state history. and it aftershock nearly as large as last night's magnitude 5.1 quake rattled the los angeles area. we are experiencing an earthquake here. 6thhe quake hit during the inning of the dodgers and angels game. -- no receives the hurt. one receives the hurt. more than 100 aftershocks have rattled the area since then. >> tonight we learning from a local family and learning why a man is wanted for the murder of a loved one. witnesses told police police that antwaun struck and killed a man with his suv after an argument and drove off. it happened last night. this is in laurel. richard is at the police department with more from the victim's father and sister. >> tonight a sister and the friends that at the place where he was killed. this has been a difficult time for these young people. police have an arrest warrant for the man driving that suv. he will be charged on murder. a single bouquet of flowers and a balloon. >> he showed us love. he touched everybody's hearts. this man lost his life l

congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz is head of the dnc.she said republican special interest groups poured in millions to hold on to a republican congressional district they have comfortably held for nearly 60 years. i bet they had two statements prepared and that was the one she didn't want to have to use. =he didn't want to have to use. to be honest, they put forward a strong, credible candidate. this was a race they should have won, and i think they didn't because of the president, because of the problems with the administration, and because of obamacare. is it insurmountable? perhaps, but the democrats wanted to come forward today with strength and confidence and say, listen, dismiss the naysayers. our party is strong. we're unified. we're not vulnerable to the republicans. thought is not what happened. anyone who woke up and said it wasn't a big deal or didn't matter is not honest. >> i thought it happened the way it was going to happen. the republican was going to win. if you think about it, the race was held at the height of the nega

debbie hopes to keep that seat dinging. of course having familial connections in politics isn't always a recipe for success. that somebody was not ben quayle, son of dan. he announced he wouldn't run this cycle, joining a lobbying firm instead. liz cheney gave it a go running for senate in wyoming, but even fund-raisers keynoted by dear old dad couldn't get her traction. cheney dropped out before the primary. cheney and quayle are the exceptions rather than the rule of course, because in america, the land that rejected royalty, politics remains a remarkably hereditary endeavor. joining me now, karen finney, host of disrupt here on msnbc, and john nicholls, my colleague at the nation. i want to start out with the ground rules that apparently rand paul is pursuing about who gets to answer questions about what. this is senator paul asking questions about the clintons. take a listen. >> i think it's a factor. now it's not hillary's fault. >> it should be an issue -- >> but it is a factor in judging bill clinton in history. >> r

ending april 10, 2015, to the graffiti advisory board. clerk of the boardd vacant seat 14, succeeding debbie shea, term expired, must represent a business that operates in san francisco, for the unexpired portion of a two- year term ending april city clerk: sf 41234 >>supervisor norman yee: ms. deedey workman. >> good afternoon, i'm with the san francisco chamber of commerce. the chamber of commerce represents over 1500 businesses in san francisco. i would like to thank you for considering me in the graffiti advisory board and i have had the experience to interact with it and it would be my honor to serve on it. i joined with san francisco beautiful as executive director. san francisco beautiful is a longstanding civic improvement in the city. i was executive director there for 11 years and i had the capacity to address graffiti issues and support graffiti abatement across the city and giving funding to community groups to clean up graffiti and also includes giving a grant to the san francisco police department to use cameras to take pictures to document and track graffiti vandals and data b

listen to what debbie wasserman schultz says.hey held for 60 years. you have had that. bill young did that have for quite a while. is she right? >> no. i think my soon to be colleagues on the democratic side are engaging in a lot of spin control today. we know the president of the united states took this district each race. it did go republican for many years in congress, but went democrat for the white house. this is a true purple district. the democrats are just spinning today because they know they lost on the message. their message is wrong. they are wrong on the issues for the american people. that's why we won this race. >> put on your political analyst hat for just a moment here. do you think that sink's comments on immigration a few short weeks ago, that was the reason that she lost, pushed you over the edge, or was it president obama and his approval ratings and the recent polls that came out about president obama? where do you think that falls? >> i think there are a lot of issues in this race and attracted a lot of nat

debbie and mark bailer are worried about their daughter rachel who drives a chevy cobalt. >> we had boughtthe car because we thought it was a safe car for her. >> it seems like they are unprepared for this recall. they've known about this issue with the car for years. they should have the parts stalked and ostocked and on the. >> reporter: they will be getting lertsdz that parts are available so they can schedule a rare. richard bleu blumenthal says ths not enough. >> i wouldn't let my children behind the wheel of one of these cars. i urge everyone and anyone who owns it to have the ignition switch replaced or whatever is necessary but not to drive it in the meantime. >> reporter: new report on auto sales is due out this tuesday. it might be the best indicator of how consumers really feel about the brand. vinita nair, cbs news new york. >> glor: the search for flight 370 in the new area spotted more debris today but none that can de finnively be linked to the boeing 777. holly williams in perth, australia has the latest on the search and anguish of families who traveled from china to malay

. >>> let me bring in debbie wasserman schultz of florida, also the chair of the democratic nationalmittee. congresswoman, good to have you on. do last night's results give you any sense in your bones of what it's going to be like in november? >> no. i mean, i think if you look -- well, obviously, we would have preferred to have the outcome be different. winning is way better than losing. >> sure. >> but if you look at the special election cycles we've been through, 2006, democrats lost every special -- every competitive special election in that year, and we ultimately took the house back in 2010, we won every special election that was competitive that year, and we lost 63 seats. so, you know, greg walden, the head of the rncc last night basically said the elections are not predictive. if you look at this race very closely, you can see that -- i mean, it's a seat we haven't held in almost 60 years. >> i know. >> and our candidate really -- i mean, she lost, but she lost by less than 3,500 votes. it's the closest we've ever come in this race. you have a special election electorate in

even when you're stock shelves you're managing a lot of people-- little debbie, chef boyardee, the littleoughboy. this is nothing but forced income redistribution. for that matter, income is forced income redistribution. ( laughter ) and fox business news' neil cavuto has a warning about the hidden danger of paying people for their work. >> businesses and republicans say it's overkill. does he risk rewarding those who don't even deserve those bucks? >> stephen: yes, you start paying people who don't deserve it, and before you know it, you've hired neil cavuto. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) speaking of fox news, folks, i want to take a moment priet now to give a shout out to the winner of the auction for bill o'reilly's microwave. all the money from the auction benefits the yellow ribbon fund, which helps injured service members and their families. the winning bid of $5,400 came from patriot kev. now, kev-- kevin mcnamara. this is the actual microwave i stole from bill o'reilly almost eight years ago. so, congratulations. you are not onlyab auction winner. you are also an accessory

. >> debbie and i worked together for 11 years. it that she went to the director of the latent lab and told the director that sergeant ramsey was threatening an ied investigation if they never found that print. i never once said that. >> i respect authority, but i don't mind challenging authority. >> whatever happened, it got them off of dead center. and there were several people that were assigned to go through every hpd case looking for prints. >> after months of looking through all of the case files, someone finally found them. >> they just put it in the wrong file. you know, it was just a clerical error. >> of all the evidence lost, at least the fingerprints had been recovered. by this time, the year was 2003, and sophisticated computerized fingerprint systems were everywhere. jim ramsey had the prints from diane maxwell's car compared to those in the texas state-wide database. unfortunately, there were no hits. undeterred, ramsey ran the prints through the fbi's national database. this time, there were 20 potential hits. all 2

debby, the wife of congressman jon [ inaudible ] of michigan will easily win his congressional seat andt has been there since the days of franklin roosevelt. >> the number of police cool prisoners held in russia increases in the months following the olympics. >> the congressional budget office is correct at assessing the lowest level of employment. >> i predict that the dutch politician will create a new coalition will succeed. >>> bye bye. mom was diagnosed with alzheimer's at 58 years old. eight years into the disease was when all the light went out. for me, it was heart-wrenching. look into the eyes of somebody with alzheimer's sometime, you just don't see -- the person's soul is, like, gone. bea: and it takes a toll on everyone. i mean, it's -- it's a depressing disease to watch unfold before your eyes. she actually thought those of us who were caring for her and who loved her most were her worst enemies. more and more responsibilities fell on my shoulders. lisa: this disease just ravages a family. it changes your life. the magnitude of it is indescribable. my mother taught me to be

and debbie is stepping to the plate that name means a lot in those detroit suburbs. we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] who are we? we are the thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nighters. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can say, "i did it!" ♪ we are entrepreneurs who started it all... with a signature. legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses, turning dreamers into business owners. and we're here to help start yours. >>> back to "hardball." the traffic is a nightmare. those are the words of one new jersey paramedics dispatcher on september 9th of last year, day one of the george washington bridge lane closure scandal that we now know as bridgegate. new police and emergency responder radio transitions were released this day, today, by the municipal clerk of the city of ft. lee. and they paint such a crippling picture of chaos, that they make bridget kelly's now famous description of traffic problems sound like an understatement. the burden, of course, fell on the

i think he would consider his biggest -- >> and now his wife debbie dingell is running for his seat. >> if she serves nine terms that ding ll be have hold that seat for 100 years. gwen: wow. the east room in the white house -- full of fill lan throw philanthropists. it's called my brother's keeper and it's his boldest effort yet to reach outside partisan lines and the bat. to address what he considers to be important. >> while there might not be much of an appetite for new initiatives, we all know we can't wait. and so the good news is, folks in the private sector who know how important boosting the achievement of young men of color is to the country, they are ready to step up. >> is this approach reaching outside of congress, reaching outside of the problems in washington to stop things from happening, is this part of his new approach to life? >> it is. he knows he's now in his fifth year or sixth year. he knows this town is not working for reasons we've just discussed. and he decided late last year with his age that he's going to move forward on the agenda where he doesn't need con

captioning institute] [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> worst debbieasserman schultz of the national press club. atlowed by reince priebus the christian science monitor wreck this. >> karen ignagni joining us is o ofpresident and ce america's help care plan. joining us is mary agnes carey and julie rovner of national public radio. let me begin as we approach the deadline with the orderable care at. -- affordable care act. what will it look like? >> it will look like it looks like today on april 1. what we hope we see is a large number of individuals who are how the joining in march. we will not really know that until we have a sense of who coming in. it is a marathon. it has never been a sprint. we expected the healthier people would probably wait until the last bit of time to sign up. we have to see now what happens. we can get a better sense of that to the end of april. whiteyou give the house a grade, what would you give it? looking at the last several weeks particularly, there is a lot being done to make it clear what is out there, getting into soc

no little debbie? that's because i am you. or who you used to be. back when you ate little debbie.e got some tasty things. not like these. remember? donuts... aisle four. your love for little debbie is something you never outgrow. you're gonna pay for that, right? >>> good morning. we're live in vallejo. more than 12 hours after an abandoned building went up in flames. ktvu's brian flores will have a live report in two minutes on how this fire is part of a disturbing trend in that city. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >>> let's talk about weather and traffic. pay attention to steve paulson. he's right over there. >> even when the skies are clear -- >> yeah, pay attention. >> we have a change brewing. a couple of reports of pretty thick fog. pacifica and the city, the heater just kicked on. it will be sunny, mild, nice. tomorrow, we brick the series in. tuesday into wednesday. 30s, 40s, 50s. some fog. it's more in the way of fog than low clouds. otherwise, it's clear. it will be mostly sunny unless you are by the coast and then as well inland. some

tracy, debbie, are you ready to look? all right.ry -- turn around, leah. let's have a look at yourself. >> oh, my god. it's incredible. i love this. >> it's fantastic. >> thank you. >> right into camera 12 there. please tell us what you did, louis. >> leah is absolutely new york city chic. i mean, this is incredible. this is a great haircut by vanessa. and, of course, we gave her this high-fashion style, reddish auburn color. >> yep. >> the big tip here is she never wore makeup in her life and she looked great. today, enid put a little bit of makeup on and look at the difference. you are so glamorous. >> can you see okay? do you have your glasss? >> i cannot read. i can see. >> you can see yourself. jill, what about this outfit? which i love. >> mixing and matching. adriana papel pants, black pants, everyone should have. and the jacket is andrew marks. a zip-in. needed a new jacket and we were happy to give it to her. >> what do you think, ladies? >> she's so beautiful. >> everybody does. let's bring erica back out. big round of app

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