what did his testimony do as far as amanda's spirits?, you know, she -- i talked to her, we talked to her right after the court date. she was able -- she gave us a call. and she said, you know, people are hugging and crying for her and telling her it's all going to be good. it made her feel good. i mean, she knows that she had nothing to do with this, so to have the one, quote, eyewitness that placed her even just near the crime scene that night is pretty much discredited, totally discredited is huge. >> and how would you characterize her emotional and mental state of mind right now? >> she's cautiously optimistic. you know, it's hard. you don't want to get your hopes up too high because we did that in the first trial because there was nothing presented that connected her with the crime but she was still found guilty, so, you know, none of us wants to get too hopeful because when it doesn't go correctly it's really hard but she's definitely -- i think we're all feeling maybe less anxious right now. >> all right. well we appreciate you jo

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that did convict amanda knox.ne of those issues has been this bra in question, where the clasp is actually rusted. >> right. >> how does something like that even happen, when you have an ongoing trial? >> well i read that i was literally horrified. how could it have rusted? you always have to dry dna, very specific techniques, store it properly, chain of custody. it apparently was stored in a jar of liquid, formaldehyde, water, i don't know. but that is not proper starage of dna. whatever dna they originally claimed was on that clasp would be completely gone and degenerated if it was stored in liquid. the bottom line is, you've got something which has been destroyed by improper handling and it raises questions, how much else of the other evidence, of the other dna, was improperly handled and improperly stored or maybe just fabricated to start with. >> that said, what will it take for amanda knox to win this appeal? >> a mixture of patience, allowing the system to save face, and grind away, one day a week for the n

amanda around the clock.hey can't yet say what her prognosis will be. they know she has a very long road ahead of her in the months to come. we also want to mention while we were at the hospital we were able to connect eddie who pulled amanda from the plane and kyle. it was an emotional reunion, the first time they saw each other since the accident. they had a lot to talk about. we should mention kyle said he wanted to thank all of the people who rushed to a burning plane to save him and his wife. matt, back to you. >> amy robach in san antonio this morning. thank you very much. if you would like to help the franklins with their medical bills head to our website at today.com. it's 35 after the hour. here's ann. >> all right, matt. thanks. prince william wrapped up his visit to new zealand and australia as he prepares for the royal wedding in just 39 days. nbc's sarah james followed the trip every step of the way. >> reporter: it was a greeting fit for a rock star. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: as princ

we all know that amanda's innocent, and it's taken three years for the whole trial anyway.little witness. so, we're all a little confused why it took this long. but we're happy it's coming out at least now. >> i know you mentioned a second ago about the potential of your sister coming home. you've seen firsthand how the court system there works and how your sister has been treated throughout the process. even with these developments, do you honestly believe that your sister is coming home? >> yes. you have to keep up the best hopes that she'll be home any day. if you focus on the fact that she's here, you never make it through. so i think every day that sometime around summer that my sister will be home. >> you had a chance to speak with her. can we ask how she's holding up? how is she doing? how is her mood or demeanor changed lately? >> well, she's still really nervous about the appeals process. she thought that she should have been out the first time. so she's a little nervous still, that they're not going to get it quite right. but she seems confident. she's confident i

emcee: here we go, our first runner-up is amanda zitzman.egan clementi, you are our new miss florida usa for 2010! megan: they called her as the first runner-up, and i got really emotional, because i knew that this was the moment i had been waiting for for five seasons. alan: the good news is, megan, the first thing she said to me is, "a) i won miss florida, b) i'm still keeping my job." then the next thing she said was, "unless i win miss usa, and then i have to quit." megan: this has impacted my life in a huge way. i want to devote myself to being miss florida usa as much as i possibly can, because there's so much i want to do for the title, and using the title i can benefit so many not-for-profits in our state that it's ridiculous. knowing that, it takes a huge chunk out of my life, which includes my work. so it's basically down to about one day a week that i'll be wkingat muscle car, anthe rest of toing our state.e lori, usess. car workout e geina tarthessts for the '23 t-buck.

amanda ferris was part of that group.da was okay according to one text message. have you heard anything from her yet? >> no, i have not. we just got the facebook posting. and checked out the people that had put it up there and found they were both friends of hers. actually co-workers. >> that must have been comforting news. what are you doing now to try to get in touch with her? and what have you heard from others connected to her group? >> well right now, there's not much you can do. it's nighttime over there. there's no power. so, everybody's without power. that's a problem with the internet. batteries are going dead and things like that. communications are really poor. very poor. >> you told our producers that amanda's been there for about three years. she knows that part of the country very well. >> yes she does. >> and what more -- when was the last time you were able to speak with her? what kind of contact did you have? >> she called on skype the 7th, i believe it was, friday evening. she calls about every weekend,

kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news >>pam: 4:30 investigators are piecing together a puzzle amanda and managed to escape from the alameda county jail. 21 year-old also known as ramirez was being processed into the facility after attending a court date. hot a theft charge. somehow, he was able to get through six security doors.

study in our nation back when it comes to clean energy investments more on this issue i'm joined by amanda curie a reporter at the daily caller amanda welcome right if you for having me nice to see you why hustle for more offshore drilling when any new wells that get opened are going to take ten years to produce well first ours is the economy to think about is the local economy in the gulf opening retailing down there is going to have paid out to the people back to write that off there's not one thing that's arguably hundreds to thousands i mean there's tens of thousands of people working in the area who are still drilling. and all that but so why do thirty at least that i know if that thousands offered jobs in the more time with but i'm not so that's one reason. if i know thing ninety percent of our energy consumption comes from often feels like natural gas and oil i mean why would we had cereal for the call when i see some foreign oil companies produced a whopping payment system so if another spill happens they can as well that ninety percent well first of all if we were to develop the e

amanda, say hi to dad. >> hi, daddy. >> hey, amanda. can you hear me?n you. >> she looks great. >> can you see me? >> no. we can't see you. >> i can't see you, either. >> amanda, since they can't see you, tell bethany and your dad what's been happening the last couple days. >> the last few days have been exciting around here. we've had news crews. national television interviews. done about everything i could to get ahold of you. >> where are you been, amanda? >> home. well, my apartment. i've been in my apartment. >> you've been in your apartment? the word we got was you were in a shelter. >> the milk is sour. >> you had no water or anything in that apartment? >> huh? >> you didn't have any water or lights or anything in the apartment? >> nope. i've had nothing. >> how's the rest of the town around you? is it still there? >> my apartment building is still there, which is really exciting because i ware it's made of paper. but a lot of people lost their houses. it's pretty bad out there. >> that's what we heard. yeah, from the first reports that we starte

giant's senior vice president and general manager brian sabian and his wife amanda. the wife of our skipper, mrs. kim bocce. former giants managing general partner, peter mcgowan. clubhouse manager mike murphy is here with his wife carol. also with us today, the giants' training and medical staff, the clubhouse staff, the front office staff of giants executives, and the players' families are here as well. i would like to introduce the of the giant broadcast team. tito puentes. dave flemming. mike cruco and dwayne kriker. hall of fame broadcaster jon miller. and finally, two giants living legends, hall of famer mr. willy makati and hall of famer, the greatest mr. willie mays. [applause] how about a big hand for all of our special guests, everyone? [applause] we would like to thank the city and county of san francisco and our community partners, bank of america, caw, levi's, coors and miller, sales force.com, diamond foods, and charles schwab who helped make this possible. we would like to recognize broadcast partners knbr 680, the sports leader, comcast sports net bay

amanda severely beaten at the redwood city caltran is in critical condition. this beating happened on friday. the 47 year-old victim was attacked by a group of assailants were tried to rob him. he waited for a southbound train at 7:30 between 9-15 suspect be tempered. no arrests. new area code to the area code. --was beaten to death, with 9-15 suspects. >> and with new derrik codes. -new area codes. or, it is going too geographically speeds split by zone public hearings are next week to it. tentative numbers, just to make a local call. and tentatively, is going to be a 10 digit input to just make a local call. >>jacqueline: with a little bit of shower activity overnight. however, by noon decreasing cloud coverage. 4:00 p.m., partly cloudy skies with mild conditions. san francisco, just 60 degrees with that cloud coverage keeping it more overnight. san jose, 64 degrees, concord at the same. decreasing cloud coverage. the stormtracker 4, showing that it is turning rainfall into the northern part of overstate. most of us will miss that to the east and clicked wit

top plays amanda stars in a dark version of the fairy tale.ing hood it polled and $14 million. if last week's top earner, rango pulled in more than $23 million. turning the top spot, battlefield los angeles de sci- fi epic costing under 500 million to make. it's about soldiers leading against alien invaders. it reeled and $36 million. a hockey team in california is jumping on the bandwagon the bakersfield, drummed upper bands of by having a theme saturday night. it seemed to be a winning strategy. >>reporter: not just a good crowd tonight, winning crowd. >> we have the kinds of tigers' blood in the car. >>reporter: the bakersfield condor's hosted charlie sheen night. >> i'm winning everybody's winning. the t one else for charlie sheen. have the clean drug test, get in free. dress up like charlie, get in for $2.50. >> have a nice bowling shirts and hats. >> that's the style i like. >>reporter: does that mean these fans are winning or with the trolls? >> ending. >> just winning. >>reporter: anything that we can do to actually promote the condor

amanda has challenged me to also working in a 30 minute workout.t lasted almost six hours. that's huge in my world. vegetable intake was pretty much spot on, but i wasn't meeting my exercise requirements for every day in this week two of the experiment. joining me sydney wilson and dr. amanda. good to have you both back here on the couch this morning. this is one of our big challenges this week, and it's going to prove to be, i think, heading forward is it's tough for me, like many people, to find that regular time every day to exercise. is that having an impact? >> it's not really having an impact on us as long as you're doing your full workout. getting your homework in, that's all i'm asking for. what we're basically going to try to do is do your homework, whether it's 15 minutes here, two minutes there, break it up. >> i think that's a really important point for people at home too trying to do this. we talked about one of the ways for me to get that exercise is even when i go to pick up my older son, if i walk there with my double stroller, bris

here to discuss this is lola oganaki, david wilson, and tv and web personality amanda diva.ll of you have been in main stream outlets, whether nbc news, new york times. what is it like to be the raisin in the buttermilk? you can write that one down. what's that like? >> at nbc, i think there is definitely -- they get it a lot more. they understand it much better, that you need to be a little more diverse, particularly in the newsroom. nobody is perfect but there is a good mix and i'm in those big meetings when they're deciding what stories are going out. but i think it's very important, and i think that, you know, look, america is diverse as we've been talking about and i think it's important the newsroom reflects america. not just our skin but what we think. >> what's also interesting is all of you, in response to the lack of diversity, didn't just complain about it, you found new spaces to offer your vision of the world. how important has it been for this next generation of african-americans to craft new media spaces to articulate their vision? >> i think it's been incredi

and in december of that year 4- year-old amanda campbell disappeared in fairfield. as amber lee first reported in september, 2009, authorities immediately began to look for the connection. >> reporter: they swarmed the property and using ground- penetrating radar to search for disturbed soil and use other specialized equipment to find anything that may link the couple to the two girls who went missing within months of each other in 1988 and 199. >> my first thought when i heard jaycee was found, let michaelia be with her. >> the 9-year-old was kidnapped in 198 and today her mother says there are several similarities between her daughter's abduction and jaycee duggard. >> the car and on the witness said it looked to her that the car she saw michaelia kidnapped in. and they were both dragged into a car in broad daylight in front of witnesses. >> reporter: witnesses helped police come up with a sketch of the kidnapper and that witness says garrido resembles the man. >> she says he looks as much like the kidnapper as anybody else she has seen. >> our aim is to methodica

amanda hesser is here to help you shape things up by shaving down your veggies.ttuce, but it's getting something thin and fine. here we use brussels sprouts. >> let's start with them. you serve them raw? >> yeah, absolutely. everybody thinks you have to cook them, but not at all. this is called a mandolin. this is a japanese version. it's very inexpensive and great for shaving vegetables. you can slice them if you want to practice knife skills. you get nice fine shreds which you can dress. >> what ingredients do you put with them? >> add nice tasty things. this is a cured ham from germany. you can use serano ham or prosciutto. this is pecorino cheese and celery chop fine for crunch. these are walnuts you can toast and chop. this is -- >> cranberry? >> yes, dried for a little bit of sweetness. >> how do you dress it? >> just with lemon juice. squeeze it on. >> okay. salt and pepper and then if you want to add a little heat you can use cayenne, any kind of chili powder or crushed red pepper flakes if you crush them further. add a little bit of olive oil. >> that lo

amanda e-mail us to let us know she could no longer make it. she was here last time, exactly. >> thank you. just to clarify, i believe i am eligible for three, four, and six, and i did speak before you before. i just wanted to speak to what supervisor farrell said. i was telling a co-worker the other day that three years into the work, i feel more passionate about it now than i ever have. to be on this committee -- i have not worked this out with my employer, but i'm actually lose money by being on the committee, and it is something i feel strongly that i want to do. thank you for your time. supervisor kim: thank you. and i'm pretty sure she is not here, but i will call rev. megan rohrer. ok, she is not here. is there any public comment on this item? i know that there are many members of the public that our meeting has gone longer than they had expected. >> good afternoon, supervisors. former member of the shelter monitoring committee. i just want to quickly reiterate my strong support for maxine and charles. both of them worked at the inceptio

rest of this season of a calf injury adding to their problems at the back but fell a center half amanda video. for saturday's game against bolton a crucial game two for the league leaders were rivals arsenal away at struggling west brom basrah alex ferguson saying things have gone from bad to worse in just a few days the soldiers for the part whilst we close all of the defenders can do the work we always have been no for a few weeks no. one know or more so. we cannot for years over a short term. to me you know started training. towards me as i was going to be. some pro season. fifa boss that blatter faces a fight to stay in charge of football's world governing body asian football chief mohamed bin hammam has confirmed he will stand against him in the presidency elections this summer a man has been touted as a potential successor after his enormous influence helped qatar win the right to host the twenty twenty two world cup he believes he can get enough votes to mblaq is thirteen year aim and is urged the football world to bacchis big. part of my. and. let's move to the ice now where ale

button topping the time sheets and now they're just ahead of hamilton with another former champion amanda alongside third fastest in his ferrari right sebastian vettel mark webber before the fifth respectively. and it's a boxing of one of the sport's best ever fighters will be packing the punches in moscow in a couple of months as roy jones jr has signed up to face local hopeful denise levy on may twenty second this all round that is dubbed the battle of the two empires it will take place at this is our sports center which is capable of hosting up to six thousand spectators turns junior is a former multiple world champion across all weight divisions the forty two year old american has lost to his latest matches. holds a record with twenty one wins and just one defeat as he went down to germany's marco in the cruiserweight title fight last year. and that's all sports news for now but i'll be back in just under two hours with another update joey then. there is the simmering may do you think is. more serious in time. for the conflict in libya one of the ultimate aims of the u.s. and it's our

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rude good howard is not the only stock that peering in this amanda q. which is premium to day one of the characters displayed by i'm not the holywood tough guy michael madsen the movie also marks the big screen debut for a russian heavyweight mixed martial artist for a very me on. the cell of mother he is a brutal action movie it's working title was the fifth execution of the director says it's also a psychological trauma well to get the idea of what it really is you only have to go to the cinema and see for yourself. thank you thanks that was you learned to me the sharing her impressions of what is promised to be the russian blockbuster of the year so let's follow her advice and go to the sabbath a movie theater where behind the wings were joined by are all together how are ready to share his impressions hello mr howard and welcome to our program thanks thanks for being with us. so these salamander key has just been released and you played what i would call a significant role in this movie so did you really enjoy it but see well. this film only has me

. >> reporter: amanda plays red riding hood who's now named valerie.o some twilightesque young hunks, one of them who may be more than he appears to be. >> this big bad wolf like coming and eating everybody and nobody knows who. >> reporter: red riding hood is part of a fairy tale revival in hollywood. earlier this month "beastly" gave a tattooed teen twist to "beauty and the beast" and a grown-up version of "chancel and gretel is on the way. according to entertainment weekly, there's a built-in audience with fairy tales that casts a wide net. >> i think the fantasy aspect kind of appeals across genders, across age lines, across race, religion, what have you. >> reporter: two different versions of "snow white" are in the works. one has got julia roberts playing the evil queen. the other one enticed char th e theron to the roll. >>> right now we want to check in with rob one more time on the rain tonight and tomrow morning. >> yes. we've got the extra hour of sunlight for the evening now, thanks to the time change, t you're just not going to find it aro

came in second this week that, in the cold and 23 million, third place is red riding hood starring amandahildren's version of that movie. >> darya: i just read something spiris. fans >> reporter: not just a good crowd, but a winning crowd. >> we have tiger blood in the car. >> reporter: it was quite the scene from she appeared as the condor's hosted charlie sheen night. the team won all late for just a shade higher get a free drug test get it for free. >> i had an ice bowling shirt, you so is ticking and around the house. >> i have enough adonis' dna to pull it off. >> reporter: so are these people winning or what the trolls. >> more community involvement, anything we can do to promote the condors. we love watching these guys. >> darya: 6:57 a.m. which will be back with more a couple of the sound of spring... it's a symphony best appreciated... at full blast. the moment you've been waiting for has arrived. springs best event. from cadillac. with zero down, zero due and zero first month's payment on the exhilarating cadillac cts. but like the beauty of spring, it won't last long.

especially with regard that the way it is i i just i mean i don't we'll have to agree to disagree amanda thanks for coming by to. speak and i said if you're angry about more drilling in the gulf then what republicans did in the house yesterday should really get under your skin the entire party voted to keep tens of billions of dollars in taxpayer subsidies in the hands of the largest oil companies in the nation and so the most profitable company companies in the history of the world these are the same companies that have made nearly five hundred billion dollars in profits not revenue profits over the last five years and paid virtually no u.s. income taxes after all why in corporate welfare we get when you can just cut billions from the middle class there's a larger issue here salt used to be something the country's went to war for if you look back over the history of the human racial see you know the roman empire went to war for salt alexander the great went to work went to war for so empires literally went to war for so the british empire saw it was so important that it was against the

injury according to their problems or adding to their problems at the back with fellow center half amanda village also out for saturday's game against bolton a crucial game for league leaders with rivals arsenal away struggling west brom boss alex ferguson saying things have gone from bad to worse in just a few days the soldiers from the park the last week or so of the defenders can then go to the court where you obviously don't know for a few weeks that is what up or not so we're good for you as a short term. for us who gets to me a lot started training. those reserves going to be here working will be gone by some part of the season and other needs before boss that blatter faces a fight to stay in charge of football's world governing body asian football chief mohamed bin hammam has confirmed he will stand against him in the present the elections this summer how man has been targeted as a potential success after his enormous influence helped cattle win the right to host the twenty twenty two world cup he believes he can get enough votes to end glasses thirteen year reign and it urged the

what one of the star witnesses said that's casting doubt on whether he actually saw amanda knox nearhe scene four years ago. >>> what officials are now offering some victims in haiti. >>> let's give you another live look at the oakland marathon. that guy is happy. thousands of people running through the streets of oakland. you can always log onto ktvu.com for a list of closures right now. >>> good morning to you, you're looking at the aftermath in capitola of this morning. partly cloudy skies. 46degrees. >>> in haiti, officials at some camps where earthquake victims were staying are now paying the people to move. the mayor of port-au-prince started handing out checks. >>> a key prosecution witness in the amanda knox appeal trial has given conflicting reports about whether he saw the american near the crime scene the night her roommate was killed in italy. trial testimony from a homeless man placed knox and her boyfriend just a few feet from the crime scene, but he's now cast doubt on his original statements. the next court hearing is scheduled for may, when experts will report their

[applause] >> rear at the cpac talking to amanda from sentinel. what is coming out? >> we just cannot was secretary rumsfeld book this week we are very, very excited about. and at the end of the month, we have governor huckabee next book coming out the end of theory and in march we have founder's day a very popular author is standing here right with me at the booth. >> can you tell me about your latest book? >> with founder's day i look at tennis shoes that seem to be at the top of the news today from debt to government bailouts to guns to religion and it went back through the document not what they said what they had written and done and they have a lot to tell us. some of these things are such new problems, what could they possibly learn? but they have dealt with all of these things but there is financial panic that hamilton dealt with and did not bailout and the banks. >> host: where there any surprises in your research or things you have not seen before? >> guest: absolutely as a conservative, i am dead toward private school but what i found is all founders were

amanda put wall-e on a pet adoption website.imal lover of pennsylvania spotted him. and she posted it to her over 4,700 friends on facebook. offers for adoption started pouring in from all over the world. >> he's going to go to someone who really needs him. >> so cute. so, dan, don't make us wait any longer. come out with wall-e. >> all right. i was supposed to walk him out on a leash. but he prefers to be held like a baby. >> i think you enjoy holding him like a baby. >> i do. i won't lie about that. >> come on. come on. >> robin, i got -- >> he's so cute. and so is the puppy. >> i got something. the puppy treats. >> oh. >> here we go. >> check this out. can you do a close-up on wall-e's behind. >> wait a minute. >> this is how lucky wall-e is. >> a perfect shamrock. very lucky. >> so lucky. a little -- oh. >> he doesn't seem traumatized at all. >> he's incredibly. and he's doing really well. his health is fine, we're told. he's got a little bit of a case of worms. that's being cured as we speak. >> probably one of the reasons

. >>> dicky: this week on "jimmy kimmel live" -- emily blunt, amanda seyfried, and howard stern.on lewis, henry wolfe, michael franti and spearhead. get the new "jimmy kimmel live" app and see what you've been missing. search jimmy kimmel in the itunes app store or go to jklapps.com to get it now. >>> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series, sponsored by bud light. to stream off-air performances and other music videos, go to jimmykimmellive.com welcome back to hack job. today we're with the gilberts. okay, guys, are you ready to see your new kitchen? yes!!! me too. let's go. take a look!! ahhh. here. we. go! it looks amazing! you didn't do anything. you just put bud light on the counter. exactly. it totally opens it up. we gave it a fun vibe. clearly this is a room people want to hang out in. [ male announcer ] it's the sure sign of a good time. the just right taste of bud light. here we go. the landscapers are here. nice. we pretend high-heels don't hurt and that we can handle anything life throws at us. but there are times that we need a moment to remember. we're only hum

. >> hi, it's amanda from iowa. >> i'm alicia from minnesota. >> and we have a message to all of ourriends and family back home. >> hope you guys are having fun in the snow. >> while we are in the sun. >> snowballs! >> that's from iowa and minnesota. >> oh, that's so cold. >> yeah. >> i want to give a shoutout to everybody who is back in nebraska, freezing their asses off. who is not on the beach right now. >> snowballs! >> go corn huskers! >> hi, i'm billy from boston. i just wanted to say hi to -- >> snowballs! >> how's that snow, baby? >> l.a., baby. >> snowballs! >> new york, new york! >> oh, my god. how rude! >> all my friends in new york and philly, i hope you are enjoying yourself, freezing your asses off while i'm here in sunny l.a. >> let it snow! snow bucket! >> did i get you? >> you're in colorado while we're loving this california weather. >> you're -- >> snowballs! >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. what is -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he's fast. there you go. that really was today. don't worry, we'll have an earthquake soon and you'll feel better about yourself. the weathe

amanda bateman is here, and good to have you back with us.g double duty with me because you're a nutritional and also a clinical psychologist. >> correct. >> you're helping me work on a lot of different things, even just in the scheduling of my life, and i like that you're realistic, knowing that i'm not going to get eight hours of sleep a night. i need better sleep, but sleep is not my biggest challenge. it's my schedule. >> right. right. >> you've been talking to me about balance, which i always feel like is sort of tough. there can be. >> well, balance is the key to optimal mental health, and it's really the ability to multi-task and to combine all of the different aspects of your life that are important to you, like hanging out with friends, being with family, eating healthy, cooking healthy, and, you know, being able to do those things altogether, so you did that very well with taking a run with jamie or riding your bike with your family. that kind of thing is what you want to do in order to create balance. >> which is great to hear beca

. >>> and american amanda knox is back in an italian courtroom today. she was, in her fight to overturn her conviction for her 2007 murder of her roommate. the only eyewitness who put knox and her then-boyfriend in the vicinity of the crime scene, gave contradictory testimony about when he saw the couple. the next hearing in that case is may 21st. >>> and someone or someones may be waking up $312 million richer this morning. that was the jackpot in the mega millions lottery drawing. the winning ticket was purchased at colson news central in albany, new york. i happen know that place. >> you do? >> i do. i used to work up in albany. the winning digits, 22, 24 -- check your numbers there. 22, 24, 21, 54, 51. the mega ball number was 4. didn't make it? >> no. >> you'll be back tomorrow. >> i haven't been to albany recently. ron claiborne, thank you. >>> let's check the weather now. we have a special guest today. steve pool from our seattle affiliate, komo. >> we love seattle. >> we do. >> good morning, steve. >> good morning, everybody. let's take a look a

. >> we are here at the conservative political action conference talking with amanda pritzker. can you tell us what's coming out this your? >> absolutely. we just came out with secretary rumsfeld's book this week. we are very excited about. he is your signing books today. at the end of the month we have governor huckabee's next book which is coming out at the end of february. and in march we have but what the founders say which is very schweiger's look. he is standing here with me in the booth. >> can you tell us about choice but? >> sure. "what would the founders say?," i look at 10 issues that seem to be at the top of the news today, everything from death to government bailouts, the guns, to religion. and i went back through the documents of the founders, not what it said but what did written and what they have done. and they have a lot to tell us. some of these things you might think of comedies are such new problems, what could they possibly learn from the founders, but, in fact, they dealt with all these things. for example, there's a financial panic in 1791 that alexander

if you log on now to fabiano.com you can preorder it. >> thanks, amanda.ople liked it. it has a big shape to it. who did this dress? >> this was versace. she lost 80 pounds. how fabulous did she look? i thought the neckline was really low and that was unrelatable but she looked absolutely beautiful. 165 carats of diamonds. obviously no one can relate to that. >> how much does this cost? this is a beautiful look. >> the total look, hers was over $1 million. this look is $415 including the jewelry by roberta tiarella. obviously not diamonds but very similar. really looks a lot like it. her favorite color was purple. if you look at the purple shoes, i just think that's fun to incorporate color together. >> that's fun. rachel, thank you so much. beautiful job. another dress people like a lot which i happen to know is by l'wren scott worn by amy adams. a simple sheepish sort of dress. >> i thought it was beautiful. i didn't love it with the emerald -- obviously gorgeous but the cartier jewelry. over $1.5 million as she made her way down the red carpet. she's a

amanda came and said, threatening the employee with a handgun officers say that man robert barone had an extensive history with police. >> it involves behavior such that that there was a notice on record of a threat for officers' safety. >> reporter: his mother said that he was mentally ill. speak-e schizophrenic, he has to take the medication. hostile the us to pay but he never pays for it. they send the police there. >> reporter: 1 police tracked him back to assess the city brought in a hostage negotiator trying to talk him down. >> if he was pointing the gun and screaming. where officers were preparing to attend the negotiations with his arm the individual when he saw a shot at the officers starting our use of deadly force. >> that was ever a gunshot. >> reporter: the upshot was followed by a second. moments later, one officer fired back. you can faintly hear another round from crones pistol. and then, the fatal shot, it was their only option to keep him alive. because of medical privacy concerns the king gives details on the confrontation that started here at the pharmacy. so far

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>> amanda. >> we like to have everyone nice and comfy out here today. hey, buddy.s out there. i know much cooler but at least it's sunny. warm florida to texas. west coast heavy rain from san fran >>> good morning, i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, we're watching another system as we head through this weekend, as we produce one to twool inches rain through sunday, which may even produce some isolated flooding. we're going to be watching that also with a chance here of some isolated thunderstorms throughout your saturday and sunday and winds that could gust 20 to 40 miles an hour on your sunday as well. more coming up. and increasing rain. mountains of california three feet of snow. >>> that's a look at your weekend forecast. lester. >>> this morning on countdown to the royal wedding, just 41 days away. this morning we have news on the home front and abroad with kate middleton in the uk and prince william in australia. kyra simmons is live with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. you can already feel the excitement building here. all the same prince william h

about midnight they're trying to negotiate with amanda was holed up inside the house they started house they enter the home finding the man dead from a self-inflicted gun shot. kron 4 is will tran in pleasanton. >> will: the cereus they hope they think this man may be scouting a neighbor and thinking of circularizing appeared a person comes home spots occur in the driveway. a man comes from the backyard wearing a pg&e sure. the person confronted the man he leaves. i'm still waiting back to hear back from lack pg&e spokesperson. a meter reader must always wear his or her badge at all times. the other is that happened a mile from here near pleasant hill middle school. the man says his mom came home saw her dog barking at a man in the backyard. she confronted the man who said he is the pg&e meter reader. however what she calls the company they tell her nobody was scheduled to be at her home. he has darks again wearing or insured at the time, he left in that black sedan. along with waiting to hear back from pg&e we hope to hear from the plows and helpless department. will tran kron 4 news.

and i actually think it's a tough issue especially because, amanda, one thing that -- i think one thing a lot of people find a little bit troubling at times is how much it seems like independent speakers are kind of having more of an impact on campaign's offices and the candidates themselves and so the debate over party coordination rules is going to -- is playing out, i think, on a particular complicated terrain. i guess one issue that allison didn't mention that i would just flag as contribute bans and the supreme court decision in citizens united did not address the division between contributions and expenditures that has been part of constitutional law ever since buckley. and certainly, you know, part of a lot of lawsuits that have already been filed is challenged as saying corporate contribution bans cannot be sustained of citizens united and it's something the supreme court will have to decide but it will have to be bubbling up through all of your states and all through the federal courts as well. i think the political committee cases that we've certainly seen so far. and i guess

>> amanda. >> good morning to you. we had heavy rains over the course of the morning so far.u are joining us, be aware of foot conditions on the local roadways amount of big time system by about 9:00 a.m. an hour and 20 machine away from heavy rain. the rain spreads south and heavy rain today. more rain for tomorrow and sunday another strong storm pounds the bay area. have a great safe weekend. >>> don't forget. you can check your weather any time of the day or night. go to the weather channel on cable or weather.com online. matt? >> dozens of high profile celebrities may be in a compromising position. someone is attacking their phones and computers stealing photos, videos and personal information. now the fbi is investigating. here's nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: they are some of hollywood's hottest names. vanessa hudgens, scarlett johansson, jessica alba. these beauties are among the suspected victims of internet hackers. federal officials confirm to nbc news a-list celebrities like miley cyrus, christina aguilera and selena gomez may have had their personal accounts

now, to amanda drury. man da, nice to see you. >> stocks may bring some relief but opec is discussing raising output to cool soaring prices. also, we might see some cheers from investors for the shares of boeing after the plane maker won 43 orders for wide-body planes from chinese carriers. investors may not be happy about urban outfitters after reported fourth quarter sales and profits below market expectations. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> finally, now, in venezuela, a bull decided to ditch the matadors and mingle with the spectators instead. the animal is caught on tape jumping a fence and entering the stands of the arena. you can see the commotion it caused. he's running around in there. the good news is, no one was hurt. he got back inside the ring. there you go. i think eventu bull was hurt. but anyway, it is now 7:18. let's go back to matt and meredith now. >> those days don't usually end well for the bull, unfortunately. anyway, mr. roker is here. >>> hey, nice to see you. >> the good n

caught on tape, a husband and wife dare devil team's stunt plane began spewing flames as his wife, amanda, was performing a wing walk in texas. both survived and are recovering from the fire and emergency landing. the pilot, the husband, is being credited for saving his life because he was able to keep the plane level so she was able to get back into the plane. pretty amazing. >> as if wing walking isn't scary enough. that happened. >> flames bursting. >> thank you very much. appreciate that. mr. roker with a first look at the forecast. >> that's right. we have stuff going on on both coasts. we have rain, some fairy heavy. bringing wit potential for increased flooding as we look at rainfall amounts a quarter to half inch of rain generally. ac t pheific northwest another big storm making its way across the country. we are looking for a half inch of rain along the coast with 6 to 12 inches of snow in the sierra and other mountains to the knot. north. >>> that's your latest weather. >> good morning to you. we're starting to see a lot of clearing now but we had steady rain overnight and you'l