kenzie. >> i want to be here at 11:00. i don't want to become the news. that's for sure. >>> we are are looking at a great weekend. showers and thunderstorms but not a washout. don't freak out. let's talk about the three- degree guarantee. it will be like june in terms of temperature. today we picked out a high of 83. how did we do? we'll find out tonight at 11:00. live look outside at the weather cam. still 79. relative humidity 47%. here's a satellite and radar combined. tomorrow we have heavy snow, severe weather and tropical weather in the lower 48. that doesn't happen too often. these red boxes are tornado watches. we will probably see more of the same tomorrow in oklahoma and kanneh. this is a monster line of showers and thunderstorms pushing through the of oklahoma. off to the carolina coast we go. we have tropical storm warnings along north carolina and south carolina. this is ana subtropical. it will move northwest ward and make landfall over the weekend. it will stay south of us until tuesday morning. a few clouds pushing through the metro area.

. >> reporter: mom's never waivered in her support of kenzie showing no signs of fear until now. >> anxiouss is the moment -- nobody likes -- >> no. i'm actually really nervous. when they started to mark it it was like try to stay strong for her. >> reporter: on the table the complicated work begins. >> set for incision. >> use the scale to weigh how much you removed. >> for a couple of reasons, documented for the purposes of insurance and also gives me a sense of how much we have done on this side and when we go to the other side we can say we want to be more or less that sort of thing. >> while the team is sculpting away we went to check in on mom. >> she is sleeping okay. >> we went a little after she went to sleep but she's good. >> tears coming down my eyes. >> i know. >> after nearly four hours the team is done having removed about a pound from each breast. >> the surgery went smooth limit it was pretty much what we thought it would be. we didn't take a huge amount of tissue. a proportional amount. she feel lighter. she's going to look really good. >> wonder sglfl mackenzie is groggy

anthony kenzie. first of all, my geography is terrible. >> it is not too far from the bay area. i admit you are from manhattan growing up. >> the supreme court from the upper east side. you think of new newark as an extension. you might even think of new haven. now, i am a bay area kid. san francisco berkeley, oakland san jose. our sphere of influence extends all the way to basically sacramento. so but kennedy grows up in sacramento. he goes to school undergrad at stanford. he sits on the court that meets in san francisco, the ninth circuit court of appeals. my claim is to were threefold. he is a lincoln republican. you see the influence. they are not too many of them. it has become the party of the confederacy. a few republicans on the court john paul stevens david souter harry blackmun from minnesota. you can do so on the court. from our childhood they get pushed out of the party. inspectors from pennsylvania jim jefferies vermont lincoln from rhode island they had pushed out. the one lincoln republican. as governor of sacramento? this lincoln republican. kennedy is growing up

keen already because they have more black amongst them, as when a missionary said coming down into kenzie. -- into tennessee. my god, there are so many blackstone your, it looks like a cloud of smoke. -- so many blacks down here it looks like a close look. they do not have many blacks in the north. most of them lived in the south. southerners lived around a lot of blacks all the time. they looked at race a little more differently than a northerners, but not too much different. there is not that much of a difference. wallace proved that in his campaign for president in the 1960's, he won as much as he did north as he did south, the most. we have to look at that reconciliation as a whole conciliation of the north and south about how to deal with race by 1899. and then look at in supreme court cases that have passed 1899 and 1904. there really is a political we conciliation about how race will be handled in america one generation after the civil war had ended. we have to take those things into consideration. we also need to, in our study of reconstruction focus on immigration. by the end of

which is now a thing since it emerged online this the march article for the odyssey in which that kenzienally, drink heavily on the weekend s and eat eight slices of pizarro at a time. and gerls are are all about the dad bod. i would how much i liked your hair this morning. >> thank you. >> in listening to your program, i learned you have narrow hips but a large bottom. >> oh, my. >> that makes it difficult to wear jeans. >> i wasn't -- here's the thing. >> i didn't know you had a luscious booty. >> yeah. it's fantastic. we'll throw that out there. when the producer bought it up backstage i was like we weren't having a feminist conversation or talking about dad bod. i was like i can't find shorts. also that's the one. that's a problem i have to deal with. i don't walk down the street and people are like, hey, small hips, big butt. nobody's like bring that dad bod. >> nobody is heckling you is this. >> nobody heckles me about it. i can go on my show and it's a punch line. >> this matters. i think it's part of what i wanted to drive home. it's not that there aren't standards if for men's w