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investigators would love to get ahold of this body for possible evidence leading to a conclusion howhis all ties together. >> terry, thank you. the husband of one of the two other victims believed to be linked to this bizarre crime spree will make his appearance. police arrested rittenhouse after they searched his vallejo home earlier this week. they say he was living with the bodies of his wife and her friend. all three people are said to be acquaintances of this murder suspect, valdamoro. police won't speculate what rittenhouse planned to do with the explosives found in the home or whether he has anything to do with the women's deaths. also in vallejo a public memorial service held at the sal lan where the suspect's girlfriend cindy tran worked. she was found strangled to death after valdamoro was shot and killed by the chp. the memorial begins at 7:00 tonight at the glen cove shopping center. plans to raise a crashed airplane from a lagoon in redwood shores. all three people on board were killed when it crashed short lit after takeoff from san carlos airport. only one body has bee

and police would love to get ahold of the remains of that body because soany people tied to this caseave been kild already. valdamoro, the main suspect, killed by chp officers after he killed tran. there is one surviving tie. we're gonna hear aut that momentarily. investigators would love to get ahold of this body for possible evidence leading to a conclusion how this all ties together. >> terry, thank you. the huand of one of the two other victims belied to be linked to this bizarre crime spree will make his appearance. police arrest rittenhouse after they searched his vallejo home earlier this week. they say he was living with the bodies of his wife and her friend. all three people are said to be acquaintances of this murder suspect, valdamoro. police won't speculate what rittenhouse planned to do with the explosives found in the home or wheth he has anything to do with the womes deaths. also in vallejo a public memorial service held at the sal lan where the suspect's girlfriend cindy tran worked she was found strangled to death after valdamoro was shot and killed by the chp. the me

six or seven minutes when he could not get ahold of his daughter who was home at the time.ught he died because he went through the intersection she thought that he died because he couldn't get ahold of her. they have a plan to meet down the road at the grocery store instead in his rush he is trying to get back to his house as quickly as possible but the flames were in his way some way he manages to get back 56 minutes later he gets all of his daughter. i can tell you darya well he was telling me the story he started getting choked up and said i don't care about getting a promotion over time to get my kids into college as soon as i heard her voice. it doesn't even matter. he doesn't care about his home was damaged on the outside. but from that moment on began a new perspective. after he drives into the frames where she at the grocery store like the plan. >> because she thought hate that we have a game plan you were supposed to go to the grocery store but at that moment forget about the years he spent as a place officer he is the dad. he's trying to get back to his house and

a >> the bills to gets ahold of them? >> as friends of friends it there's a lot of networking so does a good thing. >> any injuries? >> no injuries as far as i know but it is a very big loss for just losing your house. >> obviously there's an emotional side to this, you saw this on the news? >> i did. seeing it on the news was horrifying. use your local town and you see it go up in flames and you can't believe what you're saying. >> plan on reuniting with your friends? >> 0 yes word text in, or e-mail and we have found three people that i know who live in town here but they're not in town and we're connected with them and >> well questioner of planetary >> >> what what the two people she's still looking for can she tell me how about >> are you sending notices to your other friends for the ones are missing who are they? as in case they're talking. >> we tried to connect to them through other people we do not want to overload the family members. there are some of us there patiently tried to connect with certain family membe

. >> somehow they were able to get ahold of her bank cards and they were using her bank card to remove money from the bank machine. the money which she was receiving from social security income. >> reporter: smith bay and king are being held on charges of attempted murder, assault and faults imprisonment. jeff haying ar, abc 2 news. >> police say the couple also took the victim's 1-year-old baby away from her and that child has been placed in the custody of social services. other small children in the home, they say, were aware of the victim's abuse and would often try to sneak her a blanket as she slept on the floor of the bathroom. >>> in democracy 2010 tonight challenger greg bernstein has widened his lead in the race for city state attorney. city election workers finished counting out ballots this afternoon, before that he held a 1295 lead over jess a me. his lead now stands at 1363 votes as cording to the baltimore city board of elections web site. there were more than 2,000 absentee ballots to be counted. there are still more than 1700 provisional ballots. election judges will de

athens, 34, keeping ahold of the summer's air. here's your extended forecast. >>> archaeologists say they've made an interesting discovery among the ruins located in the former japanese capital of mata. they have he unearthed for more than 2,000 ancient peach stones. they made the find near a large structure discovered near ruins last year. it dates back to the early third century. some say it may have been the palace of a queen. an excavation found the peach stones in an 80 centermeter deep stole dug next to the structure. peechs were considered sacred fruit that could bring about eternal youth and ward off evil. the latest discovery is expected to trigger fresh debate over the kinds of rituals the queen carried out. the location of that japanese kingdom has long been a matter of dispute in the country. >>> we'll be back in 30 minutes. thanks for joining us on nhk world. 

the big task is to put out the fire but also for family members is trying to get ahold of unaccountedily that is out there. the red cross is checking into an evacuation center let them know so they can crush her name off the list so they don't have to go looking for you. people are starting to come down to the command center. you are here to track down a second cousin any luck? >> i'm trying to locate my great uncle my grandmother's brother moved to san bruno in 1939. liz passed away lasmo and they live north of the area that burned i am trying to find out if anybody is involved because there are all they're scattered all over the area. >> the land lines or cell phones? >> lynn lines are dead and i don't have cellphone numbers. i went to to the 80 you can get through. >> you went to a center and didn't find your family. >> the name is not on the list when i went to the center. >> so what's going through your mind this morning? >> it seems to me north of san bruno is ok but south is the area affected. it sounds like the family is not involved. >> we will be lots of us are sick or hurt

the department of alcohol beverage control has bunched an investigation to find out how the teen got ahold of the alcohol in the first place. the novato school board has launched and investigation to find out why no one noticed he was drunk at school. >>> petaluma police are looking for a driver who hit a pet in a crosswalk and then took off. cindy white suffered moderate injuries in the accident. it happened at d street and petaluma boulevard south. witnesses identified the hit and run driver's vehicle. it's white with a two-toned burgundy stripe. >>> alameda prosecutors filed new charges that injured a police officer lat month in a shooting. police say officer todd young was serving the search warrant when he was shot by andrew barrientos. investigators say that the other suspect, sierra, picked up barrientos after the shooting and agreed to help him. police relatived him in a car driven by silva. barrientos and silva are due in court on wednesday. >>> in a letter to thomas rig, superior court, the family said they don't want the trial moved. >>> just four days after a dead whale was fou

. >> somehow they were able to get ahold of her bank card, and they were using her bank card to remove money from the bank machine, the money she was receiving from social security income. >> the doctors at gbmc found the victim. she's been blinded in one eye, part of her upper lip is missing. open wounds have left her with a staph infection and flesh eating bacteria throughout her body. she is in rough condition. >>> the harford county animal rescue turned to a heartbreaking story now of animal cruelty into hope. two weeks ago a garbage truck driver happened to hear a moaning sound coming from the trash bin. he found a taped up box inside with six puppies. the animal rescue took on the challenge of saving the dogs' lives. >> very dehydrated. we thought we would lose one or two of them. took them right to the vet. they are all healthy now. they are six weeks'd and doing great. >> look at these puppies. they are so cute. with one tough task completed, the new challenge is finding homes for the miracle pups. if you are interested in adopting one of those dogs or many of the others becaus

. >> somehow they were able to get ahold of her bank card and were using her bank card to remove moneym the bank machine, the money she was receiving from social security income. >> doctors at gbmc found the victim. they say she's been blinded in one eye, part of her upper lip is missing and there are open wounds that left her with a staph infection and flesh eating bacteria throughout her body. >>> the race for the next baltimore city state's own is not. the more than 1500 absentee ballots were counted yesterday. bernstein now leads by more than 1300 votes, however, he has not claireed a victory and jessamy has yet to concede. >> tonout in maryland's voting appears to be the lowest on record. unofficial polling places, the turnout was about 24%, only 2.4% of voters cast their ballots in early voting. garrett county in western maryland had the highest with nearly 40%. >>> former governor bob ehrlich has released an outline of plans that he has for his new administration if he gets his old job back. ehrlich released his road map to 2020. in it, he is proposing the value for the dollar i

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some were able to get ahold of loved one, others were not. let's hear some of the descriptions from some of the witnesses who tell us what they saw. >> it was just a huge explosion, not loud. but we thought the explosion, more than that, we felt the heat. it was like a huge heat wave coming our way. it sucked the air out for a minute. >> the flames were high in the air, about 6 feet or so. >> reporter: a neighbor that is under evacuation orders. one neighbor toll us she's shocked by what happened. >> i thought the world was coming to an end. i really did. >> reporter: their son said it's hard to leave their family home. >> they told us right now. >> what are you waiting for? >> it's hard to leave your home. >> it's very devastating to see your neighbors, that have been here for many years. it's a good neighborhood, good people. and just in a flash things turn upside down. >> reporter: back here live san bruno avenue remains closed. as you can see police officers are watching so people don't go beyond this caution tape. you will notice it's co

some were able to get ahold of loved one, others were not. let's hear some of the descriptions from some of the witnesses who tell us what they saw. >> it was just a huge explosion, not loud. but we thought the explosion, more than that, we felt the heat. it was like a huge heat wave coming our way. it sucked the air out for a minute. >> the flames were high in the air, about 6 feet or so. >> reporter: a neighbor that is under evacuation orders. one neighbor toll us she's shocked by what happened. >> i thought the world was coming to an end. i really did. >> reporter: their son said it's hard to leave their family home. >> they told us right now. >> what are you waiting for? >> it's hard to leave your home. >> it's very devastating to see your neighbors, that have been here for many years. it's a good neighborhood, good people. and just in a flash things turn upside down. >> reporter: back here live san bruno avenue remains closed. as you can see police officers are watching so people don't go beyond this caution tape. you will notice it's co

. >> basically, trying to get ahold of communications with the company so we can sit down and discuss and negotiate the future. >> bayer says the layoffs were unfortunate but necessary as it increases efficiencies at the plant. the company says those workers were given severance packages and job placement assistance. >>> 's doeby's stock took a dive at the closing bell. the san jose shot ware -- software stocks were down. adobe products projects slow sales will continue in the coming months. that coupled with the trop in microsoft led to the dow jones being down and the nasdaq, which carries both adobe and microsoft, fell almost 15 points. >>> muni appears to be taking a hit when it comes to customer satisfaction. fewer riders approve of the job the transit agency is doing. david stevenson is in san francisco to break down the numbers. david? >> reporter: julie, riders put a dent in moon nip's approval -- muni's approval rating. >> it's a great system but the but ga boos will -- bugaboos will drive you crazy. >> reporter: a survey ranks them at 37%. it's a drop in the favorable rating

. >> reporter: they got ahold of search warrants and court documents and went over it with legal analyst and evidence expert daniel horowitz. that includes 12 pages of chemicals and explosive materials. >> he has things to deliver and he's got things that ohm can be used for explosives and chemicals whose purpose will be to make explosives. how does he explain that? a hobby? >> they shed more light on the killings. they wrapped both bodies in plastic. one was wrapped in a bedroom closet. also logged as evidence is the diamond ring that was missing the diamond and a handwritten sign in the front room reading ef ran, you keep out. you go away. we will call police. the note was signed by riten house and his wife. >> it's a strange way to deal with someone you are afraid of. most normal smart people, and these are smart people, would go to a lawyer like the lawyer they have now and get a restraining order to revent a psychopath from terrorizing them time after time. >> police would not comment, but they urged the judge in the case to set bail at $3 million. the judge refused. they hoped fore

. >> he had been trying to reach sandy on the cell phone, and he says, i can't get ahold of her. it keeps going to the voice message. and he says, i'm so worried, you know, and he didn't know what to do. >> dorothy also knew torres would visit her daughter. >> it's really sad, it really is. i just feel so bad for the whole family. >> friends are trying to rally around sandy's husband, trying to help him in any way they can. >> all of us here are so devastated by what happened. we all saying we're pulling for sandy, and if there is anything that any of us can do for you or sandy, just -- all you have to do is ask. >> now, i just talked to pg&e, and they said they're going to look specifically into whether elizabeth torres was waiting for pg&e workers to come to her home to check out a gas smell and apparently a stove that was not working. live in san francisco tonight, nbc bay area news. >> hopefully they'll get some answers there, george. there were so many stunning stories of survival from that night, but none more dramatic than a very pregnant betty g guggenheim. >> we just ran

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two guys putting ahold on this? why? what could be the possible motivation here? >> first you got to understand this congress, i'll bet bottom dollars they're not democrats. let me just -- i was original cosponsor of this bill, i am chair of the subcommittee had to carry the bill through subcommittee. there were some technical problems with this bill, if ever you want land from the federal government there will be technical problems. we worked them out in the house. it's been sitting over there forever and the senate and we can't find out why. i think we can't find out why because they don't dare. often we can finds out who they are and begin to bargain with them. i think it's part of the hold that republicans are putting on lots of bills. i think it can happen. if not in this session, in the lame duck session. but the women who were at the says, they need to come up and they can get this bill out much the senate. >> did she give you website so we can tell everybody to go to the website and -- go for this, justification was outstanding in terms of telling the hist

nbc bay area got ahold of search warrants and court documents and went over what was in the home. it contains many materials for making explosives in the house. >> he's got all kinds of things for explosives and chemicals whose prime use is to make explosives. how does he explain that? a hobby? >> the killer wrapped both bodies in plastic. one was found in a rear bedroom closet, the other in the backyard under some bushes. also logged as evidence? nacaria smart's diamond ring, which was missing the diamond. and a handwritten sign in the front room reading, efron valdamari, you go away. we will call police. the sign was signed by ritten dgs hou rittenhouse and his wife. >> most people, smart people, and these are smart people, would go to a lawyer and get a restraining order to pre vent some psychopath from terrorizing them time after time. their attorney wanted to set the bail at $300,000. the judge refused. vallejo police said they also want to know if any chemicals they found were used to speed up the body's decomposition. >> this will also tell us if there was an attempt to dis

. >> somehow they were able to get ahold of her bank card and they using her bank card to remove money from the bank machine. the money she was receiving from social security income. >> doctors at gdmc found the victim has been blinded in one eye, part of her upper lip is missing, and open wounds have left her with staff infection and flesh-eating bacteria throughout her body. >>> well election day is over but the race for the next baltimore city state's attorney is not. the city board of elections has more than 1500 absentee ballots were counted today extending greg bernstein's lead over the environment couple bent. he leads by 1300 volts, jessamy has yet to concede. more absentee ballots and provisional ballots are set to be counted starting tomorrow. a few weeks ago we told you about that horrifying story of that woman who was attacked with a splash of acid in her face. blows have been searching for the attacker everybody since and tonight they know who did it. and you won't believe who did it. >> plus a nail gun for a home improvement project. but don't have the cash to spend? we'r

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and if anything, this example shows us a need to get ahold of that. >> reporter: pennsylvania's contract with the company responsible for that intelligence bulletin expires in a few weeks and the state now says it will not be renewed. brian? >> pete williams in philadelphia tonight. pete, thanks. >>> north on the jersey turnpike to new york, there's been severe weather in new york city. and at the height of the rush hour. in some parts of the city, it became night early. there were reports that funnel clouds may have touched down. there were tornado warnings in two of the five burroughs. there's damage, tree, signs, power lines, power outages, airport delays. there's been at least one death from the storm. tree came down on a car on a local highway, killed the driver. there's also this traumatic video of huge bolts of lightning hitting near the statue of liberty and amateur video on the web of what people say was a tornado that swepted over brooklyn. >>> the pope is on a four-day trip to the uk. he was met this morning by the queen in scotland. at the end of his open-air mass, susan boyl

and if anything, this example shows us a need to get ahold of that. >> reporter: pennsylvania's contract with the company responsible for that intelligence bulletin expires in a few weeks and the state now says it will not be renewed. >> pete williams in philadelphia tonight. >>> north on the turnpike, some severe weather to tell you about tonight here in the new york city area. at the height of the rush hour, some parts of this city it became night early. there were tornado warnings for two of the five new york city burroughs. there is damage. trees, signs, power lines, power outages, airport delays. and we have just in some dramatic video of those huge bolts of lightning striking very close to the statue of liberty. you can see how severe the storms were for a time. overseas tonight, the pope is on a history making four-day trip to the uk. he was met this morning by the queen in scotland and then at the end of his open-air mass, susan boyle was granted her life-long wish to sing for the pope. when our broadcast continues in just a moment, in uncertain economic times, why so many americ

if they're a hunter, they would keep ahold onto it and wouldn't dump it so i'm thinking maybe it's some kind of superstitious thing. >> reporter: black bear poaching is not unheard of, popular in other states for bear paws, skin and the head for a trophy. in this case, fish and game officials believe a hunter without a license used foot held boulevard as a dumping ground for the bear for an unknown reason. at this point, they are running out of theories. >> it's just crazy! crazy things happen on this m boulevard. it's just crazy. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> the iuds some women use for birth control may also help cancer drugs do their work. researchers tested use of an iud along with a monthly injection of hormones in women under 40 with precancer or early stage endometrial cancer. the iud allows a higher dose of hormone to the affected area than possible without a pill. when the iud was removed a year later after the majority of patients had responded to the treatment, just under half were able to bear children. >>> let's turn to jennifer hill and weather. i was ad

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it's like in fantasia when when mickey mouse gets ahold of the sorcerer's book and starts doing things. and the brooms get out of control, and the water's all over everywhere. music is sort of-- for us--is like that. and you almost search for those times when the music does get out of your control. and it takes-- it takes you somewhere that you hadn't planned on when you were going up on the stage that night. you didn't expect to go where it takes you. and that's one of the-- i'm still exploring that. i had the chance to see you play recently, and the show was terrific. but i think the greatest surprise to me was the connection with the audience and the fact that songs that you had written, you know, 30 years ago were clearly so moving to the audience. and there were a lot of people in that audience who-- i'm trying to figure out a way to describe this. but if you saw them on the street, you would-- you might cross the street, 'cause you didn't want to buy an insurance policy. they are there with their arms raised in the air, you know, screaming "volunteers of america." reliving their

i could not get ahold of her. she lives up the hill somewhere more than that. >> pretty incredible. i never seen anything like this. >> only on tv. we are -- we are in real life today. wow! look at those flames it is getting worse. >> let me go back to these pictures and show you, again, what it continues to look like. you see black smoke powering out. flames are continuing to shoot up. a lot of activity like i said overhead. we have seen tons of emergency personnel come flying by. there is a huge crowd across the street at marty's market. people just wanting answers. woman crying, talking on the cell phone. she told me briefly she has a home down there and really concerned that it is gone. that is the latest from here. gasia, frank, i'm amber lee in san bruno. >> what do you smell? is it -- i mean you have been to many fires when it comes to this one what do you smell right now? >> you know, the smell is not very strong. surprisingly. but like i said we hear explosions on and off and let me show you, again what we are looking at. and a strong smell of gas. have you smelled anything

i called pg&e, got ahold of them and asked about that. reporting live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. >>> now, the san bruno pipeline explosion has prompted the obama administration to beef up the pipeline safety and inspections but an east bay congressman said the changes don't go far enough. john garamendi says some of pg&e's most dangerous pipelines are in his district. he says the federal government should immediately make sure they are safe. >> already scheduled is the replacement of the livermore/sunol pipeline. it's supposed to be begin in 2011. pg&e ought to be out there with the backhoes and shovels getting that project underway. >> garamendi took part in a hearing with the committee. we are continue, of course, to follow the san bruno fire and explosion during the next two hours here on "mornings on 2." you can get updates at any time by going to our channel 2 website, ktvu.com. >>> 7:07. just released numbers on unemployment are somewhat encouraging. the labor department says new claims for jobless b

that it contains sensitive material and had to be banned but you know when the new york times got ahold of the original version and compared it to the redacted one well they found some of the black dog material was stuff you could easily find on wiki leaks on google so what possibly could have struck such a chord with the pentagon or earlier i caught up with retired lieutenant colonel anthony shaffer himself and i asked the author to tell me the truth what did he write it was so bad. you know i say actually question i'm still fascinated having sat in a room with do you do you have to go through the second look at the manuscript and in some instances i can understand their perspective i have said several times i don't mix i don't agree with that i have been forced to agree with it by the fact of the army reserve and a lot of it has to do i believe with information relating to things they don't like they don't want to have out and let me be clear on this when the army did its review was made i worked over eight months with them and anything they asked to have removed it was taken out auto

. >> there are a lot of questions as to what a citizen's license plate was used and how they got ahold of the license plate. was the vehicle towed? what were they using the plate for? >> drug enforcement will continue in the northwest district with a different unit. >> weeks to go until the midterm election. lawmakers wrapped their session early. kate amara has more on the story. >> with control of congress on the line, the president meets with top democrats for one last strategy session. lawmakers are preparing to head home. >> the bill is passed. >> house lawmakers also passed a to 9/11 first responders and survivors. >> help is on the way. we passed your bill in the house of representatives. >> but lawmakers are leaving d.c. without addressing the bush-era tax cuts. dozens of house democrats, many in tight races, broke ranks and sided with the republicans, voting against adjourning the session without voting on the tax-cut extension. >> it's irresponsible for them to leave town without giving us a fair up-or-down vote. they're turning their backs on the american people. >> political

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they did enact certain reforms when the congress but they did not do term limits, they did not get aholdspending, and they did not do a balanced budgets amendment. some things did not happen, but they brought a lot of the stuff on the floor that they did not get it passed is not their fault. >>neil: so a check for trying. >>guest: that is what gingrich did, saying we will have them on the floor for a vote and in that regard they did get it done. >>neil: whether you agree or disagree with the tea party, they have a clear agenda. shrink government. stop ballooning growth in entitlements, and some say hack the hell out they. stop tax raising. but it is boom, boom, boom, boom. but some say it is not that simple and black and white but maybe in washington it should be. >>guest: the reason you see elections of tea party candidates upsetting the establishment is because that is what people are looking for. they want the trumpet to sound. they do not want confusion which is what is happened in congress a long time. there is no overwhelming direction that congress is going. republican or democrat

someone must have gotten ahold of them and said they are losing on this, they are losing on this who will issue. that bugs them. >>guest: that is where the economist gets troubled. extending tax cuts is spending, as well. it is massive spending. just on the upper 3 percent we're talking about that is $700 billion over a decade. we can call it tax cuts but it functions the same way as spending. >>neil: would you argue you get more been for the buck giving folks their money back of any persuasion than just spending it on programs and initiatives that have yet to bear anything remotely bearing fruit? >>guest: you get more bang for the bet if you spend wisely on ways that you stimulate. >>neil: look what is going on. you can talk about jobs created or saved but the needle has not moved, has it? >>guest: it is in the fair to say it hasn't moved at all. and any on jghtive analysis not just by my outfit but from others tells you that tax cuts provide the least bang for the buck than other proven ways of stimulating the economy. >>neil: did the reagan experience and the boom market of the 19

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we find in cases like this the culprit will put the person on the floor and you can get ahold of yourapon and use it in case you need it. >> stand by. coming up, an update in the case of a woman who says she was fired for being too sexy. she is right here in the studio. take a look. stay with us. ñ÷ david lettermany veteran's move over. citibank has its own top ten list and takes it from the scene out of the hit show madmen titled what women do to substage their careers. citibank claims that women groom in public, sit demurely and ask permission to too often and offer a limp handshake. it was posted online. the banking giant gave this response. it is not part of a formal human resources communications or any other communications or training program including citi's global programs on women's leadership. joining me gloria allred and her client. thank you both for being here this will evening. gloria, i will begin with you. how do you think this will affect your lawsuit against citibank? >> if there is true and they haven't said that they didn't have any one from hr distribute it, they

when she gets ahold of it, she's not letting go. >> jimmy: last time you were ur face?and do think she got used to you without it? and now an intruder has invaded your face? >> that was not on my short list of possibilities, but -- >> jimmy: something to think of course. >> there's something she's ascinated with. >> jimmy: do you baby-sit? jimmy: yeah, so she does and well, i baby-sit with robyn. >> jimmy: yeah, so she does and you -- >> >> i haven't changed a diaper or we'll be sitting there, she's go, i think she'n't? >> i'm not into that. they get so excited about that. we'll be sitting there, she's feeding her and stuff and she'll go, i think she's filling her diaper! and i'm like, oh, god. completely different reaction to that, but she just loves it. >> jimmy: that doesn't seem like a bonus. just having a ball. >> avery is at my house right now. you beat out tina erika was there when i left, and robin, and they had avery and just having a ball. >> jimmy: she must be very proud. you beat out tina turner, cheryl ladd, harrison for harrison ford, jim carrey, donny t y