alice i always kept. alice is a body part.e have been together for 45 years. >> he is a fascinating guy. >> he is interesting and interested. he is in many ways forrest gump. and when i first met him he was wearing -- he had a ponytail and a tour jacket. i had never been in a movie, i had never been on a movie set. lauren said you have to talk to shep gordon. alice cooper was in "wayne's world." i met him and i felt like a punk rocker in toronto. he said i know you want alice cooper in the movie. how about something from the new album? and i said how about no? >> i have a song. >> my heart was broken. what do you want? he was so nice about it. he said i read the script and alice is only on stage for eight seconds and if you put "school's out" in the end credits everyone will think that is the song and it will not matter. he was right. he was so nice and protective and loving of alice cooper and i worshiped alice cooper. he is the link between the hippies and the punks. johnny lydon even said that. he sang "eighteen" on the juk

we've got a good showing from alice griffith so welcome. mayor's office please. thank you >> thank you good afternoon, supervisors i'm elizabeth with the office of community structure ocii the applications for the bonds precedes will pay for the development costs for alice griffith phases one and two for 26 and 2700 walker drive the salazar is the project sponsor including the san francisco housing authority that will be implementing this phases one and two are the two phases of the alice griffith public housing site as a mixed income community developed according to the principled of sf. no existing residents will be replaced and the calculations will rain the same when the development is complete all 2 hundred and 56 housing you unit will be retained and 3 hundred and 82 market rate units and 2 hundred and 81 workforce units this will be a 93 unit project and phased two a 90 unit replacement units and 40 percent overlooked affordable housing. this will take a look at tacks $2,600 for families this year that there will have 1, 2, 3 bedroom units their located al

alice cooper. the word mensch -- >> if somebody asked me who invented the celebrity shep shep gordon. >> shep is the quintessential manager. he wrote the book and everybody else is reading from it. >> the most important thing the manager does. get the money. always remember to get the money. never forget and always remember to get the money. >> something new that nobody's ever seen before and let's stick with it. >> we tried to do as many outrageous things as we could. >> no matter what, you're the navigator through the rough passage. >> there's nothing about fame that i've ever seen that's healthy. the ones who rose to the top got hurt the worst. >> the culture what you are not who you are. >> i had spent my life living other people's lives and i wanted to see what my life was. >> i never really developed a family. growing up i never had a friend over. i'm more than making up for it. >> shep gordon is the nicest person i he ever met hands down. >> what's important for me is to do compassionate bus

>> alice cooper. [laughter] sch" and "shep"n are synonymous. >> if someone asked me who invented the celebrity chef? shep gordon. >> i spent my life making people famous. >> he is the quintessential manager. he wrote the book, and everybody else is reading from it. >> the two most important things a manager does, get the money, always member to get the money, never forget to always remember to get the money. >> that is something new and let's stick with it. >> we tried to do as many outrageous things as possible. everybody went wild. no matter what this was, you navigate through this rough passage. >> i was so over my head. there is nothing about fame that sells it. the ones who rose to the top got hurt the worst. i felt the stress of l.a. the culture of what you are, not who you are. i had spent my life living other people's lives and it wanted to see what my life was. i never really developed a family. growing up -- i am making up or it. >> shep gordon is the nicest person i've ever met hands down.

i realized alice's house had been put on the star map. that said alice does not live here anymore. go get a refund. the cat went missing and someone told me a went into cary grant's house. i rang the bell and his assistant open the door. i said that is my cat and she said you cannot take the cat. we agreed on joint custody of the cat. >> it was true. nuance to the story. i first put up signs on telephone poles. my cat is missing. i got a phone call from someone who said he was carried grant's housekeeper and they had found the cat. i was at a town so i said i would come back and pick up the cat. i called three days or four days and no one answered. i went down to the house and rang the doorbell. the doorbell -- the door answers but on the floor is cary grant carpet, a sterling silver bowl, the sensitive one there and looks up at me and says, do not blow this for me. i can hear him talking to me. >> thank you. great to have you here. rex thank you. "supermensch: the legend of limiteddon" is out in release. see you next time. ♪ . >> this week on "political on the," jeffrey zients eco

alice. her real name was ann b. davis. but generations of television fans were on a first-name basis with the ever-present, ever-loving housekeeper of "the brady bunch." davis died this weekend at the age of 88 after a bad fall in her home in texas. stephanie gosk reports. ♪ here's the story of a lovely lady." >> reporter: anyone who watched the show knew it was really alice who held the bunch together. right in the middle where she usually was in every episode. she played the brady's live-in housekeeper all five seasons of the show, from 1969 to 1974. >> i was working on a good show with people i liked and i was very happy. >> mom! >> reporter: she definitely delivered the one liners. >> mrs. brady, the suds are calling you. >> and words of wisdom. >> i just wanted you all to realize you didn't really mean what you were saying. >> reporter: a foil to the tomfoolery. while showing off super human levels of patience. >> bobby! help me up. >> i don't think i can lift you, alice. >> well, then

alice lived next door to the mcginnises but she denied signing the insurance form.oof she pointed out her name was misspelled on the document. >> people don't misspell their own names when they sign their names. that's a red flag to the document examiner, to the prosecutor, to anyone involved in the case. >> alice kessain's signature did not match her known signature samples and it had an unusual backward slant. >> backhand slanting isn't necessarily evidence of forgery but it is evidence of someone trying to change the way they write. >> with a court order, investigators forced virginia mcginnis to provide a handwriting sample. >> i asked her to write alice kessain's name first in her own natural handwriting and then i asked her to write it in a backhand slant because that's how it appeared on the question document. >> forensic document examiners concluded virginia mcginnis had signed alice's name on the insurance policy. >> it was not any different from her handwriting. she merely had changed the slant in order to disguise her writing and make it indistinguishable

we're looking for mary alice. i don't know where she is. you know? i even made a pretense of anything i can do to help, let's do flyers, let's do this, let's do that. >> clapsy's offer to help, however, fooled no one. four days later he and his roommate were arrested. both confessed. >> i usually review inmates' records. i realized during the interview that i was actually talking to him on the anniversary date of the murder. and he had been so unemotional and almost cavalier in his telling of his crime, so i decided to ask him what day he committed the murder. >> august 4th, 2001. >> you know what today is? >> yeah, i know what today is. >> what happens to you on august 4th? >> well, now that you've brought it up, something is probably going to happen to me that i get to deal with all by myself, but usually nothing. it's not an anniversary i celebrate or don't celebrate. i can't posture and say, you know, i think about her all the time. i don't. she's dead. now, how i feel about what i did is a different story. i feel horrible. i mean, i can't believ

the movie. >> alice cooper was in the movie.now, something that needed to be fixed. and i just thought -- i just liked him. i just got such a tremendous vibe, and we kept in touch. and he lives in hawaii. i'd never been to hawaii. i wasn't allowed to go to hawaii, because my dad is from liverpool. and there's a thing called liverpool alzheimer's, where you forget everything except the grudges. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> and he was upset with hawaii. >> seth: your dad was upset with hawaii? >> yeah, because he would be like, "oh, they bloody murdered captain cook." [ laughter ] in 1780. >> seth: so on old grudge? >> i go, "what?" and then he'd say, "they bloody murdered him in his sleep. get that bloody pineapple out of the house." [ laughter ] i'd be like, "wow, dude, that's a grudge." that's fantastic. 1780. so i'd never been. i went and i was staying in a hotel. and "wayne's world" had come out. this was after "wayne's world." and things kind of exploded. somebody told me to have a fake name. so i had a fake name, which was pie

much of the artwork is here thanks to the leadership of alice horn. fourth floor of the capitol servings as an art gallery and artwork that are curated by the division of art and museum. this bust depicts the first jewish governor in the state of utah. he worked in a number of different fields before he became governor. one of the projects that he accomplished was building a rail lyle from salt lake city to ogden. he also built an amusement park halfway between the two cities to attract writersship. he was a well-known throe land throe pivot. to encourage them to ride the railroad for free and have something fun to do in the summertime. a lot of his policies reflected the progressive movement that was sweeping the u.s. jenkins was a famous race car driver who broke records on the south flats. he raced three different cars each called the called the mormon meteor. there was a rumor while other drivers drank coffee and soda before the races, he would have a glass of milk. he is shown holding a television tube in his hands because he was one of the first

why don't we have an alice? >> i know. where does this alice exist? >> nobody cooks for me! she was a wonderful actress. >> very talented. she will be missed. >>> breaking news overnight. the woman at the center of the donald sterling scandal attacked and beaten on the streets of new york! we'll have the very latest ahead. >>> and a children's party turns into a nightmare when a bounce house suddenly goes airborne. there are children inside that house. how they're doing this morning, ahead. >>> v. stiviano, the woman at the center of the donald sterling scandal, reportedly attacked by two men last night as she left a restaurant in new york city. stiviano's attorney says the attackers shouted racial slurs, including the "n" word, and left her with bruises on the right side of her face. the incident taking place just days after stiviano was caught on tape making a derogatory remarks about african americans. she's scheduled to sit down for an interview with cnn's anderson cooper for a segment airing tonight. her at

she held a family together as ann davis said all of us which we had an alice. i wish i had an alice. ann davis, 88 years old. >>> up next, a new pet america craves. why? what could it do? stay tuned. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. the was a truly amazing day. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. for over 18 years we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today at angieslist.com jamie, you've got a little something on the back of your shoe, there. [alarm beeping] price tag. danger: price tag alert. oh, hey, guys. price tag alert. is this normal? well, progr

alice. known by one name, people just loved her. we're going to talk with barry williams also known as greg brady. >> we look forward to that. >> right to today's top story. a controversial prisoner swap that secured the release of army sergeant bowe bergdahl. she beginning what the military calls the reintegration process at a facility in germany while questions grow about the circumstances of his release. let's get to nbc's chief correspondent. richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. u.s. military officials i have spoken to are delighted bergdahl was recovered but frankly, there is a lot of anger too. five years ago bergdahl wandered off of his base in eastern afghanistan, he was alone, he was unarmed, had a compass. he was reportedly disillusioned with the conduct of the war. it didn't take long before he was captured by militants who held him all these years. now he is here recovering on his way home. sergeant bowe bergdahl is being examined by american doctors at the land stool medical school in germany as t

love that character. >> always loved alice. who didn't love alice? right? >>> all right. time now for the weather from across the nation. you will need an umbrella and a rain coat if you're from the great lakes to the gulf coast where it will be heavy at times. also, some showers in the northwest and in south florida. otherwise, it'll be dry. >> today's hot spot is the southwest where highs will hit above 110 degrees. expect mid-80s throughout the eastern third, mostly 70s elsewhere. >>> well, apple is at it again. the tech giant expected to unveil a few new things today. >>> and federal probe. a massive insider trading investigation with golf great phil mickelson in the middle of it all. >>> plus, caught on camera, another bounce house takes flight with children trapped inside. million people in this country0 who live with hearing loss. of that 50 million, one in five are teenagers. hearing health foundation is working to restore hearing. to learn more about their research for a cure visit hearing health foundation dot org. help us make hearing loss a thing of the past.

. >> shep gordon was alice cooper's manager.med "wayne's world," with dana carvey. [ cheers and applause ] trust me, i didn't -- i didn't leave a pause for that, but thank you, it's very lovely. and, i had never been in a a film, let alone written one or, you know, do that you know. so lorne -- lorne michaels said -- cause i wanted the song, he references alice cooper, shep gordon. and i wanted the song "18 and school's out," and he said -- "how about something from the new album?" >> jimmy: this is what shep said? >> yeah, shep gordon said to me, "how about something from the new album?" >> jimmy: and you're like, "no, i want 'school's out'." >> no, no. i didn't want -- and, you know, he's so incredibly lovely about it. he said, you know, "i read the script and alice is only on stage for 8 seconds, we put 'school's out' in the end credits. everyone's going to think that's a song he sang." and i was like, "what -- i thought, yeah, all right, that sounds great. what a lovely man supporting his artists." >> jimmy: and he just tric

joining me robert costa from the washington post and alice stewart.or various reasons i have not followed this as closely. i saw early on last year when this broke there were democratic groups target theed. when i saw the missing e-mails i perked up. i'm trying to see. i have no problem seeing the irss as a pretties nasty agency and how it deals with people, tries to intimidate people and the hypocrisy of this. how do you connect that to the white house and to the president and make it a winning political lesson? is there a way to make that happen? >> you're already seeing it happen. republicanss are focused on oversight and focused perhaps even moren than they have in the past on obamacare. the administration's handling of benghazi and the irs will get conservative voters out to the polls. the latest questions about an inquiry into senator grassley and missing e-mails. the questions are unanswered. it is a murky situation. it is fuelling republican fury toward the administration. that will be a political issue for democrats to handle and address ahea

dave, alice and jen, great to have you.'ve got penguins in t studio. we'll tell you what that's about in a few minutes. we're all going to be locked on to that as well. great to have you here. congratulations. be sure to tune into "today" all week long for much more of our "modern dads" series. find out a lot more about modern dads and our survey on the new today parent section of our website, today.com. then very special father's day celebrations right here next sunday. >>> now over to dylan in the orange room. she's with the plaza fan of the day. >> i am with leigh and craig zimmerman from spencerville, maryland. 35th anniversary and they're both still mile ismiles. >> still to come on "today," from under the sea to studio 1a. >> celebrating world oceans day with sharks, penguins and more. but first these messages. coach, making decisions is a big part of your job. so, which would you choose? this one that cleans or this one that cleans and protects against dryness? that one. that's it. you got one question for me? dove m

davis who played alice the housekeeper on "brady bunch" has died. she fell in the bathtub and hit her head. she fell into a coma and never regained consciousness. she won two emmy awarded for her role in the sitcom, before playing alice nelson on the brady bunch. >> top athletes from around the world showed off their endureans in san francisco this morning. american sarah earned a victory in the women's division, finishing the escape oalcatraz triathlon in two hours and 15 minutes. they swam from alcatraz mile to shore, an 18-mile bike race and an 18-mile run. >> you know, -- [inaudible] >> the baby wanted to say a word there, too. organize ares say the triathlon is one of the oldest and most grueling in the world. >>> abc7 news' dan ashley took the stage today in the art and wine festival. the festival attracts more than 100,000 people and includes more than 100 wines and beers along with fun activities for the kids. looks like a great day. >> ahead, terrifying moment captured on tape. take a look. a base jumper is left dangling off of europe's tal

♪ well now go, walk out the door, just turn around now, you're not welcome anymore ♪ >> reporter: alice underground almost 25 years ago. a board of education employee by day, a subway performer by night. >> what i made in the subway was way more than what i made on my job. >> reporter: she enjoyed a big fan base. belting out tunes and getting others to join in. >> when i would go to the people in the audience, and let them sing -- oh, that just made their day. >> reporter: at 61, she says it is not too late to break into the music business. these days she is recording an album and touring the world. >> i'm not looking for overnight sensation or none of that. i'm looking here to just be here and inspire people to -- to never give up. ♪ >> reporter: it has been a long journey from subway to stage, and alice is getting ready to deliver her magnum opus. ♪ >> reporter: stephanie sy, al jazeera, new york. ♪ >>> i'm dave warren. not a bad day to check out. stay inside across the northeast. we have a steady area of rain that just came through parts of the mid-atlantic. but showers and strong st

we all have warm memories of certain generations. >> alice, right? >>> 4:50. the san jose man that is getting ready to play in the world cup, not for team usa, though. >>> oh, usa! or 5 a580. look at all these lights and we're getting kicked up for the morning commute and give you the update and the lane closure in san jose, as well. >>> welcome back, everyone. what a beautiful, live look outside. like a postcard this morning before the sun's arrival. looking across to the bay bridge this morning. 4:53. >>> hidden cash coming back to the bay area. late last night the twitter account read san francisco we're coming back home. get ready for some epic fun. big plans for next weekend. hidden cash most recent stop was in bakersfield, not sure what it looked like there, but this is what it looked like in southern california on sunday. people frantically combing through the sand. don't know much about that person but did make a killing in the real estate market and this is said to be his way of giving back. but in so cal kind of going crazy. >> good they did it on th

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alice is trending. also is it si? >> the korean pop star -- if it's not astronomy, you're asking the wrong guy to read this. how about this, michelle? >> kimmie. >> kissing on their wedding day. never have me read these things. for the most inextra gram likes getting 2 million. king juan carlos, the spanish king abdicates. his son will take over. >>> and miley cyrus, police say a man and woman scaled the fence around her house and broke into the house and stole thousands of dollars worth of jewelry and also stole her $100,000 maserati. maserati. >>> did a good job on that. >> totally anti-pop. >> it's been a crazy morning in traffic, between traffic alerts, major muni delays. first i want to show you some video that our news crews took a little while ago. fatal accident that happened overnight. it's still affecting the commute on 80, this is a live look in vallejo, approaching tennessee street. it was a fatal accident whether a big rig driver hit a tree, happened shortly after 3:00 this morning. maybe you can tell, ev

best known as alice on "the brady bunch," one of the sweetest ladies. won an emmy for a show years before. she fell. >> she did. they said she was fine that day, said good night, went in and i guess fell in the bathroom, and never gained consciousness. >> she was a woman of deep faith and so she's better off and i was better off to have had a chance to meet her. >> she said she never liked to clean or cook. in a "people" magazine interview, she said all of us wish we had an alice. i wish i had an alice. >> you want to do -- >> there is a new abc show called "sing your face off." celebrities perform as iconic music artists. so you have to -- they dress up and you have to guess who the celeb is. here is somebody doing elton john. let's see if we can guess the celeb. ♪ ♪ she's got you know i read it in a magazine ♪ >> it looks like henry winkler to me. >> john lovitz. >> i love him. he also performed luciano pavarotti. let's see. ♪ >> so you know the next one. i don't know this, but this is a celebrity singing dolly parton. let's see it. ♪ wait for the shi

>> what are you doing down there, alice? >> hit and run florence nighten gail. >> davis slipped into a coma after falling on saturday, she never regained consciousness. she was 88 years old. >>> and the kings and the blackhawks meet in a decisive game seven to determine who will play the rangers for the stanley cup. >>> and speaking of the rangers, the mascot made good with a bet with jimmy fallon from the tonight's show. and you'll understand why this mascot is so sad. that story and check on weather when "way too early" comes right back. ♪ >> judge richard is advising the jurors, and based on their verdict of guilty on 11 counts, death is a possible result and something they must now consider. ♪ ♪ make every day, her day with a full menu of appetizers and entrées crafted with care and designed to delight. fancy feast. love served daily. still running in the morning? yeah. getting your vegetables every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calori

alice is here.he chancellor is up tonight. >> the uk chancellor george osborn is expected to announce a crackdown on abuse in the vast foreign exchange market. new rules could mean jail time for traders attempting to rig prices. here is why what london does is important to everyone. foreign exchange or currency trading is the world's biggest financial market worth from $5.2 trillion every day. it's the least regulated of all markets. london dominates the business. 40% of all trades are done here. and the price that's paid for currency by businesses and investors is that each day in what's known as the 4:00 p.m. fix based on trades done in a 60-second window at the end of the trading day. traders have been manipulating prices for more than a decade by colluding with each other or pushing through big orders just before the fix. regulators are investigating allegations which involve some of the biggest banks. >> reporter: a new set of storm clouds are gathering over britain's banks. the foreign exchang

it was in the studio when mary alice was here.person and when you watch the program, you actually understand how powerful the world is in terms of unlocking human potential. you want to connect yourself with game changing authentic voice, real-life stories to connect to the massive scale. the transition from banner to the video is happening. it is about story telling. >> where do you find people engaging with your platform? >> there are a lot of do-gooders that need help. it is a powerful marketing tool for those brands. we need them to work together, to do more good and make a difference. >> advertisers are looking for the same as what they were looking for in television. they are on tv because they can get tens of millions of people's eyeballs. how do you get that on aol? >> the research shows online video works as well or better than tv does for advertisers. >> how? >> it is more of a one to one connection. people are more engaged with online video for ads than tv. if you mix that -- there is one huge change coming -- as machin

. >> i am going to call a few more names, alice, beer man, richard rof man, and regina bancmer and vira honen and mark nulson and lauren mcdunna. >> may i use this microphone, a little lower down? >> i am embarrassed because i am not disabled but i have been seeing what is going on and it disstubers me. >> she is from the fdr. >> i am the second of the fdr club, democratic club and i was asked to join the club to help them learn how to devote a registration and i fell in love with the club and i fell in love with the intelligence and the spirit and the passion of the people in the club. and i have become an advocate for them. it looks to me like disability hiring may be one of the last forms of discrimination we have tackled racial discrimination and we have tackled sexual orientation and we have not tackled disability hiring and those as have been stated before, those employees are loyal and hard working and they stay a long time and they are some of the most intelligent people. and i almost want to say as steven hawking were to apply for a job in san francisco today and had not been a

. >> alice, i want to read you a book about mccarthy's promotion. despite the big win with the tea party winning what congress had the ability to say no to break havoc and make house john boehner's life miserable. it hasn't amassed the power to set the agenda. do you agree the tea party doesn't have a seat at table? >> absolutely not. i think the fact thshows that t tea party has a voice. i think between boehner and mccarthy we have a good combination of leaders from red states and blue states. we have now the south and he brings a voice from the tea party. and they do have a role in leadership now. i spoke with congressman steve womack on scalie's team. they won on first ballot. it shows that the leadership, republican leadership has strong support for both of them. now we have a good consensus of all facets of the republican party. the key now is for them to work together. they have about 30 or 40 days left. when they start in august before the mid text elections and possibly a change in leadership. they have 30 to 40 days to show they can build c

ann b davis, the actress who played alice, has reportedly died. she kept the brady bunch together on that show with her cheerful words of wisdom. the role she played only the series from 1969 all the way through 1974. ann b. davis was 88. of course, everyone loved alice. >>> meantime, a powerful tribute to singer linda ronstadt this weekend. ♪ a star lineup belting out her hits as she was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame on hbo. ronstadt has parkinson's disease, telling diane not long ago that she'll never be able to sing again. >>> and angelina jolie casting a powerful spell this weekend. disney's new fairy tale "maleficent" number one at the box office, $71 million. the biggest debut of jolie's career. disney, of course, the parent company of abc news. >>> when we come back here on "world news," the worst haircut ever? you be the judge. the two little girls and the images that went viral. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals

when you cross park lane, it is almost like you are alice.you fall through the well and enter wonderland. from the very built-up west end, you enter a wonderful green olmsteadich is what and vaux called their plan for central park. , james, theyington an uninterrupted carpet of green. the moment you cross over them, it is almost as though the country has come up to the door of london. it's like crossing 59th street. new york city falls away. well gottenave very their ideas from this. 1858, olmstead and vaux present their proposal. vaux was a brilliant media person. he was some guy. he uses the new medium of photography, equivalent to using twitter today, and this is a photograph of what one section of central park looks like. it was a pestilential swamp. shows what this area will look like if they adopt the plan. really and -- brilliant, brilliant idea and the commissioners got it and olmstead and foxx won the plan. the original plan they created was between 59th street and 109th street, between 5th avenue and 8th avenue, which soon would be

davis who played alice on "the brady bunch" the '70s sitcom. passed away sunday at 88 and this morning the tributes are pouring in. ♪ the brady bunch >> reporter: she was america's housekeeper playing the lovable confidant alice nelson for all five seasons on "the brady bunch." >> are you all right? >> i'm fine. noisy, but fine. >> reporter: and while ann b. davis was best known for being the brady's right hand -- >> the songs the way they are nowadays you can't hear the words well to understood something of what you wouldn't have understood any way. >> reporter: and sam the butcher's prime lady. >> i got the boss himself making deliveries. >> reporter: davis' first break on hollywood was on the "the bob couplenings show." her role as schulzie for best supporting actress with an emmy. she left hollywood off "the brady bunch" ended in 1974 but returned to are a series of brady spinoffs including the 1995 modern day spoof "the brady bunch movie." >> i got a 20 on a little girl. blue eye, blonde hair, answers to the name of jan. >> reporter: in a

davis, whom so many people know as alice, passed away. she died in san antonio at a hospital this weekend. of course, she played alice in the '60s and '70s sitcom "the brady bunch" about the blended family, three young women, three young men, mike, carol. the bradys were part of everyone's house growing up. i feel like i spent more time with alice than members of my own family, watching reruns. she was 88 years old. and really, just a comic genius there in this show and others. >> really made her mark on a whole generation of americans. >>> all right, breaking news overnight. the woman at the center of the donald sterling scandal attacked and beaten on the streets of new york. the very latest on v. stiviano, ahead. >>> and look at this. that is a bouncy house. a children's party turns into a nightmare when this bouncy house suddenly goes airborne with kids still inside. we'll tell you how they're doing this morning, ahead. at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one of the best on-time d