helena's teapot. they matched. >> one of the things i asked him was -- he had denied even being involved in the initial sexual assault against mrs. greenwood. i remember asking him, you never assaulted this woman? he said no, i never did any of that. >> they then told him we have your fingerprints. at that point, according to the detective, he took a deep breath, let it out, began trembling. he could actually see his chest moving in and out and made a statement as to the effect of i was really drunk when i did those things. he then asked for a lawyer and refused to make any more statements. >> at the preliminary hearing where both helena and frediani were present she was asked if she could identify him and she couldn't. not positively. and out of that arises one of the great mysteries of this whole case. >> but the fingerprints on the teapot were all the prosecution needed, so the case headed to trial. sadly, helena greenwood didn't live long enough to testify in court. >>> while her sexual assault ca

helena. hi. >> reporter: i'm having some fun.e decided to take mobile weather on the road so we went north to st. helena. take a look around. it's such a beautiful friday afternoon here in the month of june. we have lots of fun and festivities. lots of great music here at charles krug. it is the oldest commercial winery in napa valley. currently, right here in st. helena the air temperature is 67 degrees. it feels a lot warmer than that. other notable numbers around the bay area we are in the upper 50s still in oakland where we have not seen much burnoff as of yet. otherwise, 60 in san francisco. it's in the mid- and high 70s in throughout the tri-valley and the eastern portion of our bay area and 64 degrees in napa. okay, here's what you need to know. your weather headlines for the day. we'll start off the day with these coastal clouds that are just hanging very tight through the lunch hour. it will be sunny and hot inland. and we will see the return of a shallow marine layer tonight. all right. this is the deal. high pressure i

. >> we have helena croft from barclays on oil, and you're channeling more this morning? >> a little bit. >> gibbet tip point on brent crude? -- do you have a tip point on brent crude? >> i don't know if it is a tipping point, but the longer it stays at a level, the there is a bigger problem. the israeliing, attacks on syria over the weekend, showing this thing broadening out. that is the kind of thing the markets become nervous. >> to what extent can the u.s. by relying effectively on wti and shell reserves in that gas, the insulated from this? >> we are impacted by the price, but supply disruption would not be as consequential. >> but if you see prices go over 120, i think we're talking about a strategic stockpile release -- >> in the united states. >> yes, and coordinate with european countries. that.lain >> i think it would do it solely because of the concern about the global economy. senior officials from the department of energy signaling if you have prices go high that massive implication the global economy, i think stockpile release. >> the headline and just comin

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we can talk now to helena mal malikia, an afghan historian and an expert in afghan state building. she jobs us from kabul. thank you for taking time to talk to us. what do you make of the deal that's been struck with the help of qatar? >> it's not a lot of detail has been revealed, so i don't know what to make of it. what i know is that these five taliban prisoners who have been released are not your ordinary, run-of-the-mil foot soldiers. they were very high officials action some of them closely attached to the intelligence apparatus of the taliban. so there is a lot of apprehension here in kabul among large segments of the afghan society, including women, as to what the their release would mean in the future and whether they will join -- rejoin the taliban and launch attacks against afghan civilians as many released taliban prisoners have done so. but at the same time -- >> yes. >> the americans are optimistic. we heard from the defense secretary, chuck hagel today and indeed we have from president obama. they are optimistic that this deal, if you like, could form the start of so

helena coming in with a high of 80. look at these highs. perfect. 80s inland. right around 70 near the bay. low to 60s near the coast. >> nice. >> reporter: that is very comfortable weather. >> sounds good. thank you, paul. >>> the wearable tech tracking your pet's every move. ,, consumerwatch reporter julie watt >>> it's a hot trend for humans, but now wearable tech fitness is going to the. consumer watch reporter screwly watts tells whether it will send owners barking up the wrong tree. >> step one, diet and exercise. step two, a fitness tracker. >> this helped us not just check out activity levels, but also monitor things like sleeping patterns and scratching patterns. >> part of a new breed of wearable tech that lets owners track fido's habits alerting them to a potential problem. san francisco starter whistle was one of the first to go main stream already for sell at pet smart. pet parents are expected to spend upwards of $58 billion this year alone. with wearable tech for pets growing in popularity, especially among pet parents who use similar desists the

no sprinklers. >> reporter: helena, it's supposed to be 100 in sunol. is that conducive for your farming? >> they love it. tomatoes love it. corn loves it. zucchini loves it. we are growing a lot of hot weather plants like watermelon. they need the hot weather to get sweet. >> reporter: we can hear the rooster if the background giving us the "wrap" sign. if you want to know more information about happy acre farm, visit us online at kpix.com and click on "links and numbers." can i do some gardening here with you? >> sure, please. we would love your help. >> reporter: all right. back to you in the studio. >> bring some produce home. all right, roberta, thanks. >>> 5:19 now. prices for hotel rooms in san francisco believe it or not at an all-time high. the city controller's office says visitors can expect to pay an average of $200 a night up from $123 five years ago. jump of almost 40%. it helps the bottom line in the city. a tariff on hotel rooms netted $270 million in the fiscal year just wrapped up. >>> 5:19. scorching temperatures causing dangerous con

helena and matthew. good morning. >> good morning. >> how's it going?> reporter: it's going great. i'm so excited to be here with you because this is a sleepy historic little town and now we have a new era of farming. tell me about it. >> we applied here and got one acre and we hit the ground running. we're growing over 60 varieties of organic fruits and vegetables and we love what we do getting reconnected to our food. >> reporter: you can rent an acre and then grow your veggies. >> we are selling them at the kensington farmer's market sundays 10 to 2 and we have our first farm stand at the corner of 84th, the first one on wednesday. >> how did you learn so much about organic farming? we have been studying it. we have been doing a lot of volunteer. we have been building gardens and essentially helena works really hard and i just do what she says. she is the boss and everything worked out. we wouldn't be here without her and, yeah. >> reporter: today 100-degree heat. the vegetables, do they like that? >> they did. the watermelons really need that to get

joining me from kabul is helena malikia, an afghan historian. thank you for joining us life. the first democratic change from one president to another, it's historic, this vote. >> it is historic for afghanistan, and what is more exciting is that this time around the people of afghanistan seem to have a much awareness. democratic process and the right to vote and use the vote. >>> the people wanted to see a free and transparent government, that is there for the potential winner. >> definitely. there are many things that - many challenges that the new president will have to face. the economy is in a bad state. unemployment, especially for the young is higher than 30%. and with the drawdown of the international forces and reduction of foreign aid, the economy will suffer greatly. plus in the past year or so, the sort of 2014 u.s. withdrawal and n.a.t.o. withdrawal had already damaged business in this country. so the new president will be faced with a lot of economic challenges, as well as security challenges. plus, because unfortunately this election and the run-off has become

a little before 10:00 last night, sunnyville police issued an amber alert for eight-year-old helena virginia lens yas. believed she was kidnapped by him. how those two are connected, we don't know. few hours later, officers say that little girl would be dropped off here at sunnyville dps, but jose valencia is not in custody. he is 150 pounds, 5'8", and he abandoned the car he was using in that kidnapping. that alleged kidnapping, but it's thought to be driving his other car, that is a yellow ford escape. the license plate on that is 5 pnh 641. and as we understand it at this hour whereby sunnyville police continue to look for him. we are waiting for a call back from sunnyville d fost figure out exactly the status of this case, exactly what happened, and whether or not they have good leads on where valencia may be. the good news again, that little girl, safe at home this morning. that's the latest here from sunnyville, derek shore, "today in the bay." >> thank you derek, appreciate it. >>> now a developing story. we now know what the president's plan is for iraq. not everyone agrees it's righ

helena. five-day forecast, we are looking at numbers tomorrow falling about five degrees. inland 80s, 70s around the bay. tuesday, wednesday, thursday numbers back up to the mid-80s inland. around the bay mid-70s. along the coast, low 60s will do it. so looks like a good week ahead. pretty good week for camp, too, ann. >> sure is. the 49ers teamed up with former coach steve mariucci this weekend for a good cause hosting the football camp for the stars at valley christian school. it gives kids with down syndrome the chance to go through a real nfl style camp. each child is paired with a coach and a player from valley christian's team. >> i want our guys to learn that you don't shy away from people with differences, that you can meet people and forge relationships with people like this and it will enhance your life. >> the idea for the camp began at valley christian but it has since spread to other schools across the country. >>> i love mike mashhad doe. he doesn't need a microphone. you can hear him from the parking lot. it just sounds broadcast quality. >> you been talking

santa rosa, maybe saint helena. maybe a little bit of rain.eekend though, the immediate future, looking good. >> we could use the rain, that would be nice. >> every drop would be a blessing. >> help clear the allergies. >> absolutely. >> thank you paul. >>> well, this golden retriever is home tonight two years after she ran off in the tahoe wilderness. we will show you the clues her owners left behind. ,,,,,,,,,, safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week, fresh driscoll's strawberries are perfectly sweet and just $1.99 a pound. foster farms fresh whole chickens are only 99¢ a pound. and arm & hammer detergent is just $5.00. there's more savings to love... at safeway. ingredients for life. a golden retriever was reun with her family 20 months a d >> well tonight, an incredible story of survival. >> a golden retriever was reunited with her family 21 months after enduring brutal cold and extreme hunger. murphy went missi

santa rosa, maybe saint helena. maybe a little bit of rain. though, the immediate future, looking good. >> we could use the rain, that would be nice. >> every drop would be a blessing. >> help clear the allergies. >> absolutely. >> thank you paul. >>> well, this golden retriever is home tonight two years after she ran off in the tahoe she ran off in the tahoe wilderness. ,,,, looks like we're about to board. mm-hmm. i'm just comparing car insurance rates at progressive.com. is that where they show the other guys' rates, too? mm-hmm. cool. yeah. hi. final boarding call for flight 294. [ bells ring on sign ] [ vehicle beeping ] who's ready for the garlic festival? this guy! bringing our competitors' rates to you -- now, that's progressive. ooh, a blt with avocado... waitress: yeah. fresh avocado, creamy pepper sauce. it's delicious. and it's a great deal. woman: sounds amazing, but shouldn't that be called a blta? waitress: sweetheart, one bite, and you're not going to care what it's called. [ bell rings ] welcome to denny's. a golden retriever

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helena is 70 people given to him and his father's will when he was 17, thomas chaplin was 17 years old he inherited 70 people in struggle to hold onto them because he didn't know what he was doing. he was engaging in a dignity he could afford. so it varied quite a bit. but i am sure somebody has a number. i just don't know what it is. >> host: stories of reunification is gerson is to document what happened after the initial moment of joy are more bears still. >> guest: yes. putting this book together, i divided it into three parts. the first part of separation. the first part is to search for family, during slavery and after slavery and the third is reunification. the first part has three chapters to separation has three chapters. the search has two chapters in reunification has one chapter. i really think that speaks to probably not the right -- the correct proportions, but i think there were many, many more separations than they were reunification. people might be taken from virginia when tobacco became less economically valuable. people in virginia were selling people and at the sam

helena island. in his journal i saw passages where he was talking about having to sell to people. again, he was in that. enslave people knew that when their owners or and that this was dangerous for them. when their owners died this was dangerous. they might be handed down. they might be passed down to have the people or be sold to pay debts. and so chaplain spend some time talking about the ordeal of having these terrible things. and then he says, i am forced to do it because the sheriff is going to come and levy. so basically the sheriff is going to come and foreclosed or pull some of his property from them and sell them at market. and so he decides to intervene and sell them, send them to charleston to be sold so that he could make as much money as possible, pay the debt, and still have some left. but what is really interesting about chaplin is that he gives us the names of these ten people, the first names. and then he talks about their feelings and says that the people who left, the family saw left behind are disconsolate. maybe they will see it children again. so i use chapl

helena, 100. napa, 98. yountville. fairfield 101. cordelia will be hot. concord is in there., antioakland, i think you get -- antioch, oakland, i think you get the idea. 88 in santa cruz. it will be hot there. 70s on the coast. low 80s to mid-80s. low 90s menlo park. the 4th looks like fog will be with us. cool, 60s, spent, 80s -- 70s and 80s. today, hot inland. still warm to hot. but i don't think as hot on tuesday. here comes the fog for a pretty big cooldown taking us to the end of the week. >>> caught on camera. a celebrity tries to kiss a reporter live on the air and gets ejected. after the break, the famous culprit behind the daring attempt. great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. this tillamookmook old fashd is absolutely amazing. creammmmmy. it makes my tongue dance. me too. hey you two, stop that tillamook tongue dancing and get back to work! tillamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better. >>> clayton thomas. >> today marks one year since a w

so 82 degrees tomorrow in san helena. 78 in napa, warmer than today.at warm but warmer than today by a good five to 10 degrees in some places. santa clara with great air quality. 77 in sunny vale. along the coast we'll have some patchy fog at best. fog will not be a big player. for probably the next couple of days and that will be nice. but i'll tell you what they're mopping up the sand out there at the great highway. >> every time. >> every time. yeah. >> so if you're driving in tomorrow morning check in for delays on that. >> mark is here now. it was a rough day today for the a's. >> yeah a little shaky for the giants over the weekend. and the a's start the week we'll well call it a very unusual encounter for them. not odd in the way they would like it. first time all year they've given up double digit runs, 14 for the rangers. four homers for texas. that's an obscene total for the a's. usually air tight pitching staff. even the fans are a little frustrated the way things were going tonight. michael choice goes deep. two run shot they built up a 10-

folks came up to me afterwards and said dingell, helena name of common sense and demanded to pass that bill in just 13 hours? i looked at them and said it took me 13 hours to get a bill that both sides agreed to on the floor. but it took me 13 years to do the work that made that possible. that tells you how hard legislation is to to do. my former staff here, most of you news men and women and my good friend jim moran can testify to the difficulty of the process of compromise, of getting legislation with good will. one of the interesting things about congress is the change. it has become in too many instances a nut case. it has become in too many instances an instance where it is the goal of members to have the name of a committee on their letter head which attracts attention and support politically. it is unfortunate indeed that this is so because the congress is an important national trust. it is something where we have a duty to the people to do what is necessary in the broad public interest. and it is the case that we do not see that occurring on many instances in the congress. the

helena hospital. under 18 will have to show proof of immunization to visit. >>> a bay area nan his 60s is recovering after being hospitalized for west nile virus. he's the bay area's first human case this see soon. health officials say -- season. health officials say june is relatively early of a human getting infected. vector control is planning to target his contra costa neighborhood with mosquito traps. >> we'll put out traps where the person got infected and look at catch basins and look in the area to see if there's mosquito populations. >> west nile virus is usually transminuted to humans from a -- transmuted to humans from a bite of aninfected mosquito -- of an infected mosquito. less than 1% of people become seriously ill. >>> the 8th annual as walk will kick off in oakland. it starts at 10:00 this morning the lake merritt. all donations go to the fight against a.i.d.s. last year, the event raised over $75,000 to help support a.i.d.s. programs in alameda and contra costa counties. >>> daly cit

helena bottemiller evich. you can follow her on twitter. thank you for the update. >> happy to be here. >> tonight on c-span2. a hearing on federal poverty programs. and then senate veterans affair committee on the house affairs for veterans and looking at negotiations with iran on their nuclear program. the house looked at federal poverty programs and how they effect the poor. james clyburn is the first hearing. the meeting begins with committee chair paul ryan. >> hearing will come to order. good morning, everybody and welcome. this is the fourth in the series of hearing on the war on poverty in the house budget committee. today we will pick up where he left off last time. last time we heard from people fighting poverty on the front line. today we will hear from people that work on the supply lines and hear how the state and federal government can better support the war on poverty because if we have learned anything it is there is room for improvement. we spend $90 billion fighting poverty but the official poverty rate hasn't budged in ye

helena. 68 alameda. 88 in livermore. upper 80s.y has been held in check the last couple of days. santa cruz eke out a 70. 79 palo alto. 67 in the city and low, low 60s pacifica, daly city and half- moon bay. warm weather inlands but then we will bump it up on the weekend. we will see some 90s. it looks cooler beginning next week. >>> walmart's big push to sell more products has exposed a problem. the worlds' largest retailer promised to bay an extra quarter billion dollars worth of merchandise. so walmart will host a two-day summit to address the problem in august. >>> coming up at 6:30 under with ther audio being released that was picked up in the indian ocean. how it was detected. >> funeral arrangements under way for maya anbelo-- angelo. >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. 6:24. oprah winfrey is in north carolina to prepare for maya angelo's funeral. she considered the poet and author a friend. angelo died last thursday at the aim of 86. we'll have live coverage of saturday's memorial service beginning saturday

helena low 50s. to our south and west, on shore flowed to.hat is why temperatures went from 100 to the 90s. they will drop again tomorrow because of a bigger, stronger tear yager of low pressure that will bring rains in the pacific northwest. they could use it there. frankly, we could use it here. more of that ocean influence means temperatures will drop. another night with widespread fog and cloud cover. the coolest days of the next several will be wednesday and thursday. then, that low moves out. all we will do is turn the on shore flow down on the pacific ocean. less of an on shore flow over it could with means temperatures go back up. little bit more sunshine and really nice weather the ghettoed on saturday and sunday. it's only tuesday. we're talking about the weekend. but that's what we do. temperatures take a tumble tomorrow. we're just heading back to normal. once we get there, we will stay there. 60s near the water . san ramon 78. pittsburgh, bay point around 80. a cloudy, foggy start in alameda. high of 66. lake point 89. >> nice we

helena. we aren't expecting any rain in the fore seeable future.er peak you see how pretty it is as the clouds clear. good morning, oakland, 56 for you. 51 in morgan hill. we have plenty of 90s in the inland valleys. right now dense fog half moon bay, 52 degrees and the marine layer continues to compress at high pressure pushes down on the atmosphere. here's san jose. sunny, a 2 in novato, 50 santa rosa. concord clear as 53 and livermore has clouds earlier, 55 degrees. look at the low clouds another sfo. things shaping up pretty good if you are headed out of town. look for the foggy coast in pay for the next hour or so. the summer spread in full swing. triple digits arrive inland tomorrow. that's about it. we will be backing off with the heat on monday. the reason being high pressure is going to stay with us over the weekend and build. the low pressure will move in by monday and that will cap the heat and bring in a stronger sea breeze back. mother nature's air conditioner getting underway by the time most of you return to work monday. 98 sacrament

and we were there, as the helena from co-patient told them how much money she saved. >> i have saved,00 today. >> reporter: $18,000 so far. that's $30,000 in total. the moment stunned us all. >> wow. >> wow. >> that's good news. >> what does this mean for your lives? >> just means we can't -- we can't -- we can move on. >> reporter: unbelievable. it took them more than two years to fight that one bill, but the message here is to never give up. you can fight back. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> my second kid in the hospital, i brought my own tylenol. my mother who is a nurse said you can't do that. at least you should give us the first tylenol. >> i would pay for a daddy epidural. >> a daddy epidural. something new. we should work on that together. >>> coming up -- does this grab you? chocolate bacon rice pudding. >> what? do we really need a reason why? just wait until you see what goes into this unusually deelectable summer treat. >>> and ahead in our next half hour, it's show time for paramour, a rock band is launching their summer tour with a couple platinum albums under it

helena, awesome, 87 degrees. lakeport toward clearlake 86 degrees.d forecast, father's day, looking good. a little bit of morning cloud cover, afternoon sunshine, upper 80s inland, low 70s near the bay, low 60s at the coast. monday we bottom out stronger onshore flow, low 80s inland, mid-60s near the bay. tuesday 84 away from the water. wednesday and thursday we warm back up with mainly sunny skies. not sure if you remember we did that commercial up on mount vaca, lawrence karnow the great car no, feel kind of like the great deanno up here now. it's a fantastic view! what a great workout. hopefully you can hear me. a lot of steps coming down the steps. and very often it's very foggy up here. very cloudy up here. but in this case as i try to get around this tree -- >> behind the tree. >> yes. >> hey, i'm ready. >> a magic act. >> there you go. >> nothing but sunshine! nothing but sunshine out here. likely some clouds late tonight but right now it's a beautiful friday evening in the city. >> gorgeous. all right, happy early father's day to you. >> than

helena 85 degrees with sunshine in wine country. 80s inland, low 70s near the bay pleasant and sunnyear the afternoon and dry for each of the next seven days. scott reese with sports next. heat shields are compromised. we what's that alarm?ures. fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home for the first time. chase. so you can. >>> time for a look at sports. scott reese joins us. scott no stranger to the bay area. and buddy of yours, paul, you were telling me that scott never did live in nevada. so therefore, could never be miss u.s.a. from nevada. >> that's right. >> sorry about that. >> get that out of the way. >> sorry about that, reese. >> i ran teleprompter for that guy 19

helena malika said this violence is unlikely to stop people from the country voting in the run-off election. >> i think a lot of people have become even more determined to defy the taliban and go to the polls, especially in the urban areas where it will be more possible to do it. but there are some rural areas some villages where the taliban have already settled and i am sure they will make an effort to not to allow people to go to the polls. so we will probably have a mixed reaction but as far as the term nation of the people is concerned, i think people have become sort of very defiant and it has become almost a civic resistance to defy taliban threats so i think we will see a lot of people going to the polls. >> lots more to come here at al jazeera including his rain in spain is over. now, the king's abdication is leading some to question the need for a monarchy. . >> the u.s. gun campaign is wanting to extend the right to bear arms. >> read, be curious your brain is your ultimate weapon >> hope for the future >> the only thing that can transform my continent is girl's education >> talk

helena 76 degrees. lakeport tomorrow sunshine 83 degrees. we bottom out tomorrow.etting warmer on friday. warmer still over the weekend where near the bay you will be in the low 70s, inland mid-80s. heading to the beach mid-60s and we stay sunny, we stay dry, we stay mild with afternoon sunshine all the way through next wednesday. dennis is live at kezar stadium with sports next. ,, " " >>> dennis o'donnell live at kezar stadium with sports. >> reporter: i couldn't go to brazil so we'll warm you up for the world cup from here at kezar stadium. in sacramento they are pulling in 20,000 fans per game to watch soccer so they have the fever. tonight though the quakes will have home field advantage and sacramento better wear ear plugs. >> starting off cold. >> are we rolling? >> we're rolling. mu ♪[ music ] >> i wrote the song for the earthquakes whether or not they were going to use it was up to them. all my buddies think it's pretty bad ass. >> reporter: it's become the earthquake's team anthem in january larz frederickson a member of the popular rancid band wrote the

helena.as pregnant and engaged to bloom when captured bi russians and separated from bloom during world war ii. the will says the money is to go to her but to make up for the loss of their child but a lot of people want the money. >> these people are telling the truth. mr. bloom has to have about 40 sons and 25 daughters. so it's a little bit impossible. >> the staten island public administrator is in charge of roman bloom's $40 million estate. it's believed the money will probably go to the state of new york they'll have hearing in august. >>> a local six year old is turning heads on the race course. levittown's bobby klein, leaves, breathes and eats racing. fox 29's sabina kuriakose joins him on the track to find out what gets this little boy's motor running. >> so you can still drive the car. >> reporter: this is six year old bobby klein. and this is his baby. >> these are like how many times i won. 120 engine. >> reporter: bobby had the need for speed ever since he was a toddler. >> when

she said she found a will from 1987 and she says in it blum left the money to a former lover helena.he was pregnant and engaged to blum when captured bite russians and separated from him during world war ii. she claims the will says the money should go to her to make up for the loss of their child. but a lot of people want it. >> these people are telling the truth. mr. blum has to have about 40 sons and 25 daughters. so it's a little bit impossible. >> the staten island public administrator is in charge of roman blum's $40 million estate. the money probably will go to the state of new york although there is a hearing which will be held in august. >> rocky made them famous and tourists love to run the art museum steps. imagine if they went away. why it could happen coming up next. >> and a beauty 16 stripped of her crown? why she says it happened just two weeks after becoming miss delaware. >> and he was huge in the '8 '8. pop star fill collins where he's been? apparently he's got a hobby you'd never expect. why he return to the spotlight to gift up. scott. >> iain, pretty quiet condi

and alive, and he -- it was back in the days when michael actually -- it was before he turned into helena when he still sort of looked like a pretty indian girl, you know. and when i was younger, so did i. so, i just did the jheri curl and put on the glove and go out and do like "billie jean." >> jimmy: where? >> parties. events. fund-raisers. >> jimmy: would you sing? >> lip-sync and dance around. >> jimmy: can you moonwalk like michael jackson? >> i did. >> jimmy: you can't anymore? >> i don't know. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's the noise they make when they want you to do it. they think this is some pre-set up talk show moment where you're now going to moonwalk and dazzle us all. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very good. >> that's all. everybody i know from high school right now is just going like i can't believe he just did that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we are going to get a legal letter from the jackson estate, as well. wow, this is some life you've had already. i have to say. i mean, not that it's over. [ laughter ] >> does make me feel like it

police issued an amber alert for eight-year-old helena valencia correo. how and if the two are related still isn't clear. now officers say that little girl would be dropped off here at sunnyville bpf, but he's not in custody. he's a 1506, 5'8", and abandoned one of his cars and thought to take another vehicle. that would be a ford escape, a yellow one. license plate 5 pnh 641. again we are not told whether or not he's in custody. if he is, he is considered to be dangerous and you are asked to call the police department, sunnyvil sunnyville dps. we are trying to get more information here, the situation between the two and whether or not jose valencia is in custody. derek shore, "today in the bay." >> i'm glad that little girl is safe, thanks derek. >>> now moving to the latest developments in iraq. president obama has a plan for the crisis which for now does not include combat responsibilities for u.s. troops. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us now. it's not surprise the president's decision is getting mixed reviews. >> reporter: the american pu

joined by helena. agriculture reporter for politi co. how much are they proposing to spend next year? about 20.9 billion dollars. what is most interesting about covers the usda. the range of issues go from regulating cosmetics and imported seafood all the way to food safety at usda. conservation. a range of issues. point isal debate going to be over school nutrition. there is a writer in the bill -- there is a rider in the bill that will allow schools to opt out of nutrition standards. that language is very simple. it allows schools to opt out. it has caused a lot of debate. a lot of infighting in the community. we expect to hear a lot of debate. >> you have been tweeting about all of this. a couple of your tweets -- school lunch rules looked -- backed by flotus. ladyre quoting the first saying, we all have a right to expect that our hard-earned taxpayer dollars will be spent on junk food. what broke down over the last six months or year? a mysterious situation. a lot of people in the nutrition community are scratching their heads about

helena, our agricultural reporter for "politico." follow her on twitter. thank you so much for the update. >> happy to be here. thax. >> after primaries in five states today, the headline is that house majority leader eric cantor has lost the g.o.p. primary to tea party challenger dave bratt in virginia. we want to get your calls. 202-585-3880. mocrats, the number is 202-585-3881. nd independentses, 202-585-3882. in looking at some of the umbers, 98% of precincts, dave bratt won and eric cantor 44%. give us a call. first, some tweets from jonathan weisman, congressional reporter with the "new york times," saying, "cantor can still run as a writing candidate. a broader electorate in november but wow, he has decisions to make." another one from "politico" staff writer, jake sherman in richmond. "my first cut on the eric cantor loss completely upends washington politics." looking at roll call, house majority leader eric cantor, "moving his primary to a poorly funded opponent." in recent history, roll call says it's extremely rare for a member of house leaders

eight-year-old helena venice ya was taken from the santa clara area late last night.fely dropped off at the sunnyville police department three hours later. now officers are looking for her alleged kidnapper, jose valencia. no word on the connection yet. the car was abandoned in sunnyville shortly after that amberly aert was issued. >>> investigators are looking for evidence to figure out the cause of a grass fire that destroyed two homes in the san jose foothills. neighbors say they first saw smoke coming from a vacant home yesterday afternoon. the flames quickly spread to another house and surrounding brush. the people who live in the neighborhood were prepared making sure they had defensible space around their homes. it was near the 680, 280 interchange in the east foothills. 17 engines jumped on that fire hitting it from the air and the ground. shotgun you need to do, dry conditions out there. >>> what about the forecast? let's check in with christina. >> it's going to be warmer today, laura, garng to you. you made it to friday. this weekend we're going to go right

helena, calistoga. low to mid-80s but 70s for concord.pper 70s or low 80s for many. 60s by the bay. san jose, 76. 59 pacifica. daly city and san bruno only 67. 74 in in the view. fog, sun, cool. wednesday start to clear it out. there will be fog light -- night and morning. >>> it's being called the most significant u.s. environmental regulation in decades. in about 24 minutes, the new policy the obama administration just announced and what it means for energy jobs and pollution. >>> also coming up -- >> it will be really hard because there's a lot of people that are there that are not so lucky. >> how a bay area woman with kidney disease finds the perfect match in a former fiance. first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home for the first time. chase. so you can. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2." time now is 8:24. a special ceremony will be held at san francisco state university to award a degree to a student shot and killed

helena. kentfield, 72. walnut creek, la fayette, orinda, all in the low 70s.anville, san ramon. look at livermore. only 72. 72 for san jose. mid-70s at best for morgan hill and gilroy. 60s on the coast. 60s san mateo, mill roy, burling -- mill ray burlington. >>> weather might be one of the reasons but the bay area is home to some of the happiest areas in the country. a new survey says san jose workers are the happiest in the u.s. san francisco ranks second. washington, d.c. is third, norfolk, virginia and salt lake city round out the top five. there's relatively low unemployment, a large number of college graduates and high social mobility rank ltd the highest. -- ranked the highest. starbucks plans to help its workers get educations. they are teaming up with arizona state university's online college program. details of the program are not public yet but we do know it will be open to employees would work at least 20 hours a week and classes will not be limited to courses that relate to starbucks' jobs. right now, starbucks has a tuition reimbursement program

helena, 80. vallejo, 68. san raffle fell, 68 -- san rafael. 68 danville, san ramon, 75. 62 alameda. berkeley, 64. 74 san jose. santa cruz only 68. 50s, os on the coast -- 60s on the coast. cooler into thursday. i think we'll max it out if not then on friday. it looks warmer on the weekend. >> all right, steve. >>> 7:51. imagine the team domino's pizza hut and the u.s. government? coming up you don't believe what's happening to make the perfect pizza for the nation's military. >>> a man in trouble for throwing dog poop on his neighbor's lawn and what's making this more strange, the man happens to be the mayor. star command, i'm detecting increof happiness. ...and the speed readings are off the chart! paradise found! luscious locks! great glittering galaxies! the happiest place on earth keeps getting happier! this summer with a disneyland resort room and ticket package you get the time you need to enjoy it all. there's no end in sight! i'm going to need more time. heat shields are compromised. weare those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down.

helena, 96. brentwood, antioch. walnut creek, oakland 72. alameda. 82 san jose. that's down 10. 88 gilroy. 68 santa cruz. big fog bank. 50s, 60s on the coast. san bruno then 70s or low 80s for the peninsula. tomorrow the cooling continues the we'll take that right into wednesday, thursday. it looks like we'll bottom out on thursday. slight warmup but no extreme as we go into the weekend. >>> 7:19. hillary clinton's new book, it comes out today. hitting store shelves. viewers say there's very little her book that you don't already know. it's mostly her life after she and bill clinton left the white house, including the 2008 presidential campaign and her time served as secretary of state. she's giving no hints of whether she will run for president. >>> a house panel in congress will investigate the obama administration's swap of an american prisoner for five taliban soldiers. sergeant bowe bergdahl has -- was returned to the u.s. custody on may 31st in exchange, five taliban militants were released. the house arms committee says the obama administration's failure t

san mateo coast, breezy to windy. 95 clearlake. 88 saint helena, 77 novato. richmond only 66.ejo and benicia, 73. 88 pittsburg. walnut creek, 84. but 68 berkeley and oakland and alameda only 64. 86 to 85 at gilroy, morgan hill, san jose, officially 79. 50s, 60s on the coast. a lot of low to mid-70s on the peninsula. 78 in woodside. warmer saturday, even more so on sunday. that will be the warmest day. >>> the newest long-term weather forecast brings some good news and bad news when it comes to california's drought. scientists say there will be el nino conditions this summer or fall but they say it will only be moderate in strength and historically moderate el ninos do not change rainfall totals very much in northern california. but they do bring wetter winters to the southern half of the state. >>> well, coming up, it's a first in five years. the reason this morning's unemployment report is giving some a big reason to celebrate. >>> up next, a green light for red light cameras. the recent ruling by the state supreme court and what it means for people trying to fight a ticket.

helena. a little more fog in the north bay as well. 65 in stinson. 91 vacaville. richmond, 75.nut creek with a breeze, 86. 92 brentwood, oakley. livermore, 89. 70 alameda and berkeley. 89 gilroy. 88 morgan hill. 73 santa cruz. but 8 had san jose, down 4 from yesterday. it will be even -- i think 6 degrees cooler out towards east san jose. 60s on the coast. 60s in the city. low to mid-70s. and then some low 80sen the peninsula -- 80s on the peninsula. summer begins saturday but it looks like 60s, 70s and 80s. >>> new this morning, a power outage right now for people living near the sonoma county fairgrounds. the power is out in santa rosa near the fairgrounds. 844 homes and businesses have no electricity right now, according to pg&e. now, they have a crew out there. they are trying to get the lights back on. but they are not sure when your power will be restored. >>> all right. 7:21. the march for marriage is about to get underway in washington, d.c. coming up in 20 minute, live coverage of how san francisco's archbishop is playing a big role in this controversial event. >>> als

helena, pittsburg, antioch, brentwood to oakley, low 90s. livermore close.rd, pleasant hill in there. danville, san ramon. 73 alameda. 77 in berkeley. 82 san jose. east san jose closer to 86. looks good for santa cruz. saratoga, 86. 85 palo alto. 81 san mateo. 64 daly city. in the city, 71 degrees. still warm tomorrow but water temperatures are pretty cold. it won't take much to get the fog back. fog returns on friday. summer begins on saturday. that's also the coolest day on the panel as temperatures drop. >> all right, steve. 7:20. art experts in washington, d.c. have found a new painting by picasso. they used infrared technology to scan the blue room. this is one of his earliest masterpieces. beneath the finished painting, they found a previously unknown portrait of a bearded man resting his face on his hand dressed in a jacket and bow- tie. they don't know who the man is but they are sure it's not a self-portrait of picasso. they are hoping this will help them learn more about what pick sauce co was thinking about his career. >> he's 19 and seems to be s

helena, fairfield, we lose the north wind but still, 101 for pittsburg. 101 for livermore. 82 oaklandnear 100 for many. 90 san jose. 100 gilroy. santa cruz, 74. 62 half moon bay. 63 daly city. and then 85 san mateo. low 90s. upper 80s for some. tomorrow, the fog will return more so than the little bit we have today. much cooler wednesday and thursday and leveling off as we go to the end of the week and the weekend. >>> eight minutes before 8:00. a new struggle for grocery workers in california. in about 20 minutes, the reason why so many are finding it to difficult to pay for the items. >>> and a hiker swept away by rushing waters. what he did just before he was rescued that saved his life. >>> park rangers in yosemite are reminding people to be careful after a close call nearly sent a hiker over a waterfall. it happened last month when a man was climbing on some rocks near yosemite falls. he slipped and fell into a creek after being swept through 100 feet of white water. he was able to pull himself on a boulder where he waited for a helicopter team to lift him to safety. >>> it's bee

almost daily on the trails of the national forest that connect the streets of our capital city in helena. one day my granddaughter kennedy will fish and bike these same lands and waters. these places all have one thing in common beyond being gorgeous and being in montana. they belong to me and you. they are part of what makes living in america so special. other countries and other states have lost this heritage. but not in montana p. maintaining and improving access to these lands is one of the most important things that we can do. that's why today i introduced legislation to make it harder to sell off this land. my bill will create a budget point of order in the senate to block attempts to sell off public land to pay for congress's bills. there is no question that washington has a spending problem. rriving in the senate -- since arig in the senate, i have proposed several ways to rein in out-of-control spending. but selling off our kids and grandkids' heritage is a terrible idea. jeopardizing the countless jobs that rely on our outdoors is also a terrible idea. there's a theory circulat

mid 80s saint helena. here are some good looking numbers.going to be mild, warm, cloudy and cool and breezy today, areas right along the coast. getting into the east bay shoreline by about lunchtime. we have mostly sunny skies 72 oakland. inland warm, 84 for danville. 84 livermore into the valley upper 7tys to low 80s. 79 cooper. along the peninsula, mild for the afternoon. 79 redwood city. 64 san francisco. low 60s expected for the coast. the extended forecast here so this cooling trend now underway will last through monday. temperatures begin to trend upward on tuesday but the bigger jump will come midweek wednesday and then only subtle changes of forecast for thursday. back to the desk. >> thanks rosemary. coming up. the head coach of the 49ers is stepping out and into a new style and with the help of doctors he's hoping that every -- dads everywhere will update the wardrobe. >> up next taking the place of people being designed to walk into dangerous situations so 1 1st responders won't have to. en convenient store says it will be the 1st

helena. low 90s in concord, antioch. 90 for livermore this afternoon, as well as pleasanton. the water and it's more comfortable. mid 70s, san leandro, 74 for alameda. a warm day in the valley. santa clara, 82. 84, san jose. upper 80s on for saratoga. mid-70s to santa cruz. right along the boardwalk, partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. 76, san bruno. 60s with partly to mostly cloudy skies at the coast. we're talking about the bay area summer-like pattern in place for your weekend and you saw it there right before your eyes. 63 degrees during game time. going to see the giants play, mostly sunny skies. again, that onshore breeze, so bring along a jacket because it will be a little cool getting into the evening hours. sun sets at 8:30. the extended forecast here, with your bay area weekend always in view, there's the hottest day. it's coming in on sunday, with temperatures nearing 100 degrees for inland cities. mid-80s around the bay. low 70s along the coast, so at least you have a place to escape if you don't like the heat. mid-90s on monday. we trend down as early as monday,