here's andrea canning with the latest. >> reporter: police under court orders arrived at sheen's home last night to supervise the removal of the twins from his custody to hand over to their mother. surrounded by friends, sheen remained calm while authorities removed the boys from his home, as seen in this radar online video. we met the twins this past weekend when we spent the day with sheen and the children at his home in l.a. sheen introduced me to the women he says are like second mothers to his children. two women he calls his goddesses. in a sworn declaration, brooke mueller claims sheen took the children from her residence without her permission and alleges sheen threatened her, saying,ly cut your head off, put it in a box and send it to your mom. he seemed to be cooperating fully with the authorities as one of his wife's lawyers looked on. but he vowed to fight for their children. >> good-bye. >> see you soon, buddy. we'll see you soon, absolutely. we'll see you soon. you have my word. pop don't lie. >> reporter: and early this morning -- >> i was told a restraining order was b

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sheen, then invited andrea canning and our cameras to witness his condition firsthand. >> charlie sheen is going off the deep end. >> i am on a drug. it's called charlie sheen. i'm tired of pretending i'm not a bitchin' rock star. >> reporter: it's been fodder for years. >> charlie plans to sue cbs. >> at this point because of psychological distress. oh, my god. take it or leave it. >> reporter: infamous for his taste in drugs and alcohol. what are we talking about how much? >> man, i was banging seven-gram rocks and finishing them because that's how i roll. i have one speed, go. >> reporter: sites like tmz chronicled his legendary partying. a drug-filled rampage landed him in the hospital. you don't worry you're going to die when you take that many drugs. >> die something for fools. >> tell me about the last time you took drugs. >> i probably took more than anybody could survive, you know.

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i'm andrea canning, in new york. >> andrea will have more on "good morning america." then, tonight on a special "20/20," meet the two women sheen calls his goddesses. one is a former porn star. that's tonight at 10:00 eastern, 9:00 central. >> unbelievable stuff. >>> in other news now, the california couple charged with holding jaycee dugard captive for 18 years has now given a full confession. phillip and nancy garrido are acknowledging they snatched dugard from a sacramento street in 1991. dugard had two daughters, both fathered by garrido. discussions for a plea deal are still ongoing. prosecutors are seeking hundreds of years in prison. >>> well, the first prominent figure is expected to announce a republican bid for the white house this week. former house speaker, newt gingrich, will announce the formation of an exploratory committee. gingrich made his name back in 1994 as the first republican speaker in four years. >>> one of the famous pinup girls of world war ii has died. actress jane russell became a star after her sensational debut in the movie "the outlaw."

charlie sheen has given an interview to abc news, and tonight andrea canning tells us what he said anded reaction this evening. >> reporter: charlie sheen is out of a job, and now he's fighting back. are you going to sue? >> well, i mean, wouldn't you? i don't have a job. i got a whole family to support i love. >> reporter: what are you going to sue for? >> tons. i'm actually going to put it on a scale, i mean like a little more, little more, add some gold, all your toupees. bingo. i'm a high priest vatican assassin warlock. come on, man. >> reporter: and what does that mean? >> i don't know. >> reporter: where do these words come from, charlie? >> the words that sound cool together. it comes from my grand wizard master. i don't know, man. i just -- stuff just comes out and it's entertaining and it's fun. >> reporter: sheen's words and his sometimes inexplicable speech have some wondering about his health. many of his complaints from sleeplessness to a highly evolved brain that can't be unplugged are textbook symptoms of bipolar disorder. addiction expert dr. drew pinsky told tmz, it's

andrea canning is here with this. and the publicist wasn't aware of your sit-down with charlie. >> reporter: no. he purposely kept him out of the loop. he said he would cover for him after his drug-fueled nights with a variety of excuses. now, it appears, enough is enough. >> charlie sheen breaks his silence. >> sheen talked to andrea canning. >> reporter: are there drugs in this house? everyone is buzzing about charlie sheen's headline-making interview. >> announcing on "good morning america" -- >> i'm on a drug. it's called charlie sheen. >> reporter: sheen's long-time publicist, dan rosenfield, finally called it quits. saying, i have worked with charlie for a long time. and i care about him very much. however, at this time, i am unable to work effectively as his publicist. and have respectfully resigned. sheen admitted that rosenfield's job wasn't easy. we get the statements from your publicist. allergic reaction, stomach pains. >> he's a beautiful man. i want to hug him and rub his head. but you know, he can't alw

and once again, here's andrea canning. >> reporter: it's the disturbing video captured by radar onlinen's twin boys being removed from his l.a. home at the demand of his ex-wife. >> i was told that a restraining order was being delivered, and i thought, okay, i can deal with that. and then it was revealed that it was something much more serious. it's your dada, i love you. >> reporter: his relationship with his own father has also been complicated. this touching moment in "wall street," all too real. >> i guess i never told you that i love you, dad. >> reporter: but today, there are few tender moments. martin sheen recently compared charlie's addiction to cancer. >> he has no right to do that, and that's judgment and i have no interest in that. i don't care if he's my dad or someone that fell out of the sky. back off with your judgment. >> reporter: is he trying to help you? >> it's judgment and it's executed. >> reporter: martin sheen, an alcoholic himself, has tried for years to try to help his son get clean. >> my son was admitted here yesterday as a result of a drug overdose. at a

but first, andrea canning, with more on jayna's family. >> reporter: it's a mystery that struck fear ashington, d.c. suburb. one of the wealthiest in the nation. >> how can this be? >> reporter: a killer was on the loose. >> i had been told that my sister had been murdered. it was devastating. it broke me. >> reporter: hugh murray, an army attorney, was in iraq, when he heard his sister was attacked in this upscale yoga store. police say her co-worker told them they had both been raped and robbed by two masked men, dressed in black. >> responding units that morning found a bloody crime scene and located two women. one deceased. the other bound and injured. >> reporter: did the version of events, when they told you, did they make sense to you? >> i believed that's what they knew. >> reporter: but after a week-long manhunt, what they knew wasn't adding up. >> we've arrested brittany norwood, age 27, for the murder of jayna murder. >> reporter: police said there was no evidence of assault. and the only footprints came from norwood and another pair of shoes that were for sale in the store

his first tv interview, sitting down with andrea canning to talk about his unpredictable behavior andof his hit tv show. >> yeah, i am on a drug. it's called charlie sheen. >> reporter: that's one drug charlie sheen has no plans to quit. >> it's not available. because if you try once, you'll die. your face will melt off and your children will weep over your exploded body. >> reporter: the actor's erratic behavior has cost him a long-time ally, stan rosenfield. he said in a statement, quote, i have worked with charlie sheen for a long time and i care about him very much. however, at this time, i am unable to work effectively as his publicist and have respectfully resigned. his publicist may have stopped talk by sheen hasn't. sheen called into radio shows and sitting down for interviews. on "good morning america" he was surprisingly candid about his heavy drug use. >> last time i took drugs, i probably took more than anybody could survive. you know. >> reporter: what are we talking about? h mu ban gra >> reporter: he's channeling that same passion toward cbs. he plans to sue the r sing

his father, martin sheen, has tried, but as andrea canning reports, his help is not wanted. >> reporter radaronline. >> showing you -- >> reporter: charlie sheen's twin boys being removed from his l.a. home at the demand of his ex-wife. >> i was told a restraining order was being delivered. i thought, i can deal with that. it was revealed it was something much more serious. >> reporter: the relationship with his own father has also been complicated. this touching moment in "wall street" all too real. >> i guess i never told you, but i love you, dad. >> reporter: but today there are few tender moments. martin sheen recently compared charlie's addiction to cancer. >> he has no right to do that. that's judgment. i have no interest in that. i don't care if he's my dad or someone down the street or someone that fell out of the sky. back off with your judgment. >> reporter: is he trying to help you? >> it's judgment and it's executed. >> reporter: martin sheen, an alcoholic himself, has tried for years to help his son get clean. >> my son was admitted here yesterday as a result of a drug over

the fallout from the interview andrea canning had, aired tuesday night. she went to his home.ee the actor's vigorous early morning workout. met the women he calls his goddesses. they were helping raise his children. but we see that may be changing. >> reporter: good morning, charge. it's such a sad story. charlie presented himself to us as a loving father. we met his twins. but we've learned his children were taken from the home by police at the request of their mother, brooke mueller. sheen is just the most talked about celebrity right now. he joined twitter last night. and one a span of, what, 12 hours, he's now approaching 1 million followers. everybody watching his moves. >> charlie sheen. >> charlie sheen. >> charlie sheen. >> charlie sheen, the latest news. >> reporter: as charlie sheen continues dominating the air waves, day and night. >> i turn on the tv, nothing but csi. not the crime show. but charlie sheen's insanity. >> reporter: charlie sheen's personal life seems to have taken a turn. police have removed his 2-year-old twin boys from his home. after his soon to b

in his interview last night, andrea canning looked terrified. worried he would trap her in a sex dungeon or something. she soldiered on, asking question after question on a number of uncomfortable topics. >> it's no secret you have an affinity for porn stars. why? >> look at what they do. look at what i do. duh. >> what is it? >> it's exciting. it's fun. and you already know what you're getting before you meet them. >> because you've watched them? >> no, because i'm guessing. of course what's not to watch? they're the best at what they do and i'm the best at what i do, and together, it's on. >> jimmy: well, he's right. he's definitely on something. the situation is getting pretty out of hand. last night, police removed hiss young twin boys from the home. one of the children is apparently alleging that charlie bit his finger. and it hurt. really hurt. you know things are bad when you say to someone, what these kids need now is the parental guidance of a michael or dina lohan. charlie didn't seem too phased by the cops taking his kids. he let a ca

andrea canning has become the queen of our internet sensations. first, charlie sheen.ke to you exclusive. andrea? >> reporter: good morning, george. is something wrong with me? i think it's catchy. went up 2 million downloads last night alone. the song is called "friday." it's about an eighth grader getting ready for the weekend. getting ready to party. it's obviously made rebecca black an instant hit. she is now totally famous. but it's also made her a target for extreme hatred and bullying. ♪ 7:00 waking up be fresh in the morning ♪ ♪ going downstairs ♪ got to have my bowl got to have cereal ♪ >> reporter: she's the latest between queen to hijack the internet and our attention. ♪ got to catch my bus i see my friends ♪ >> reporter: rebecca black's song, "friday," is a hit all around the world. ♪ it's friday, friday got to get down on friday ♪ >> reporter: you must feel like you're in a dream right now. >> i really do. i can't tell if i'm awake or not. it's crazy. >> reporter: when did you realize that things were really getting out of control? >> after seeing it go fr

andrea canning has the latest and joins us from the oak island police department in north carolina.a? >> reporter: good morning, robin. and britney truett, the alleged victim, was afraid to go public. but when she found that the videotape had been sold and part of a possible cover-up, she decided to come forward. it's the brutal brawl that's gone viral for all the wrong reasons. mtv "teen mom" star janelle evans, can be seen attacking her former friend, brittny truitt. truitt, said the fight was over a boy. >> she found out about it and called me a liar. >> reporter: what was it like being involved in such a vicious fight? >> i was upset, scared. shocked. the few people that came with her brought the cameras to videotape it. >> reporter: truet, a teenage mother herself, was left with bruises. >> she's going to pay for this for what she did. >> reporter: truet was charged with causing a disturbance along with a third girl, brittany maggard, who can be seen prompting the fight. she said she wanted to see a brawl. there are some indicators that janelle was set up, from the beginning. a

here's andrea canning with more. >> reporter: it's the controversial video that shows a 6-year-old girlg a doll to her chest to imitate breastfeeding, brought to you by the maker of the new breast milk baby. the doll has already been on the market for a couple of years in europe, but this spring it's hitting store shelves here in the u.s. the doll even sucks and cries and is burped by this mommy in training. anyone here going to buy the doll now? >> no, i don't think so. >> reporter: these parents of these little girls were divided as to whether they thought the concept was good. concept was a good idea for children so young. do you think little girls should be breastfeeding dolls? >> not really. i probably would look at other dolls, though, before i would like at this one for her. >> reporter: your take on it? >> we've got another baby due in june. and i think it's going to be a really neat way for my daughter grace to identify and connect with mom. it's an interesting concept. >> reporter: as for our young panelists, they said they like the doll. what's your favorite part of the dolly

and our andrea canning is back with much more on that. andrea? >> reporter: good morning, robin. brown says he's sorry if he scared anyone here in our studios. but says he didn't hurt anyone and was just blowing off steam. he said he was angry when caught offguard about a question about his past in the interview. but it's a question he knew was going to be discussed. in an interview on b.e.t., chris brown apologized. >> i wanted to apologize to anyone who was startled in the office. or anyone who was offended in my actions. i was disappointed in the way i acted. a lot of people don't know what went down. ♪ if you want to party >> reporter: after chris brown's "gma" appearance tuesday, the singer stormed backstage in a rage. a cooler was thrown. and this window was broken. wednesday, on b.e.t.'s "106th & park" video countdown, brown expressed frustration about being asked a question about his past in the interview. >> recently, a restraining order that rihanna had issued has been relaxed. have you all seen each other? been around each other? >> not really. it's not a big deal abou

andrea canning is here with the doll. >> reporter: this is the baby that's stirring up the controversyhe thing that the child would wear. as you can see, would breast-feed. this is a product that was created in spain and has been a hit there. and was just now launched here in the u.s., online and will hit stores soon. we tried to buy one, they were all sold out. but just what are you getting for the retail price of $89? we decided to find out. it's the controversial video that shows a 6-year-old girl attaching a doll to her chest to imitate breast-feeding, brought to you by the makers of the new breast milk baby. this spring, it's hitting store shelves here in the u.s. the doll even sucks and cries. and is burped by in mommy in training. anyone here going to buy the doll now? >> no. i don't think so. >> reporter: the parents of these little girls we brought together to check out the doll were divided, as to whether they thought the concept was a good idea for children so young. do you think little girls should be breast-feeding dolls? >> i probably would look at other dolls, though, be

andrea canning is here with that. is just an estimate. >> reporter: that's how many were living here. we don't have numbers were you. but the state department says they don't know how many americans are missing. we talked to many families here at home, still receiving word, even just last nights, that their loved ones are okay. but for others, the wait is painful. >> we lost our contact with bethany on wednesday the 9th. she was commenting on her facebook that they had just had a 7.2 earthquake. and she was -- she was noticing that there were a lot of earthquakes. >> reporter: julie davies is literally sitting by the phone, with a sick feeling her 26-year-old daughter, bethany, may never call. but she refuses to lose hope. >> it's very heart wrenching because you see the bad pictures. it's hopeful because you see the new pictures. >> reporter: just one month ago, bethany moved from washington state to teach kindergarten, in a village that was submerged, ten miles north of sendai. >> it's been amazing how many have con

andrea canning has the latest., this news does seem to subdued sheen just a bit. >> reporter: he seemed a little calmer than he has in the past interviews. and he also denied that he threatened to kill brooke mueller, as well. as robin said, he's picked up all these twitter followers in just 24 hours. last night, he tweeted, pardon my absence. my first concern is my kids. see you soon. cameras were rolling as sheen surrendered his twin boys to authorities. >> don't say good-bye. say see you later. >> reporter: after after soon-to-be ex-wife, brooke mueller, filed a restraining order against them. mueller says she thinks sheen might be, quote, insane. and listed a litany of episodes. she says just last monday, she says sheen threatened her, saying, i will cut your head off, put it in a box and send it to your mom. last week, sheen and the women he calls the goddesses went on a trip to the bahamas. she says he was yelling, i'm untouchable. i'm more famous than obama. then, touched mueller and said, you are the most u

you haven't seen this, go to youtube. 3 million hilts so far, a matchup of charlie sheen and andrea canningt it. and that is an amazing mashup. we'll show a little more of it in a minute. but this is getting serious for charlie sheen. he continues to spin out of control. a real question about whether he's going to be able to work again. >> exactly. get a job. and will anybody ever hire him? how is this story going to end? obviously, either he's going to get help, or -- >> even he sounded worried in his latest interviews. >> i think so. the tenor and tone seems to be changing. we'll check in on that story and get more on that. >>> it's d-day for lindsay lohan. she's in court this morning for the next round of her case about the expensive stolen necklace she's accused of stealing. will she take a plea? and head to jail? latest reports that she might stand her ground and insist on a trial. >> that's right. dan abrams will be here to talk about that. >>> and a big summit on bullying at the white house today. we'll tell you the story about one mother who faces down the mean girls. and this is a

andrea canning is here with much more on this. >> good morning, robin. from drug possession to breaking and entering. but it's a very public fight, once again bringing in the true intentions of the "teen mom" show and just how far people will go for reality fame. >> reporter: in this shocking video "teen mom" jenelle evans can be seen kicking brittany truet, a girl in her hometown. earlier, truet reportedly invited evans over to talk about a guy they were fighting over, but things turned vicious on this video licensed by abc news. it's just the latest controversy for jenelle evans, just last week she faced charges of drug possession and breaking and entering. her attorney addressed the fight. >> i have spoken to janelle about her video. she did not have a comment. >> reporter: it's just another black eye. for mtv's hit show. anna can also be seen repeatedly punching her on again, off again fiance in front of her daughter leah. >> people on reality tv shows are giving themselves permission to turn up the volume when there's a camera. but that's not an acc

and our andrea canning tells us what happened next and the reaction. >> reporter: there's been a lot chris brown did become very angry backstage here in our studios. talking about his past clearly touched a nerve. and his behavior, now has everyone talking. >> a shattered window, which chris allegedly destroyed after he stormed off the "gma" stage. >> there he is shirtless, storming out of the studio. >> brown reportedly used a chair to smash a window in his dressing room. >> i guess he's not a morning person. >> reporter: it's the interview that set off a firestorm. >> recently, the restraining order that rihanna had against you has been relaxed. have you seen each other? been around each other? >> i mean, not really. it's not really a big deal to me now, as far as that situation. the album is what i wanted to talk about. not the stuff that happened two years ago. >> reporter: chris brown had agreed to talk about his past on "gma." ♪ ♪ move your body on the floor ♪ >> reporter: after this performance, he grew angry and stormed backstage with his team. at one point, a cooler was thro

so he can come forward. >> andrea baker is here from the mayor's office. she was planning on speaking before the public comment. supervisor mar: ok, ms. baker. >> thank you, committee members. in the project manager for the fillmore economic action plan in the office of economic and workforce development. the fillmore economic action plan is a result of an mou between the rich development agency and the office of economic and workforce development. to complete the economic development work begun by the development agency with a focus on increasing foot traffic and business attraction and retention, san francisco redevelopment agency transferred $800,000 to the office of economic and workforce development to support this work. we executed a very robust and community-driven planning process to identify how best to spend these funds. that process included two community forums, two expert walks -- one by day and one in the evening. property owners, focus groups, merchants surveys, and stakeholder interviews. during that process, we heard from merchants anxious

andrea canning joins us from michigan. good morning, andrea. >> reporter: good morning, george. here, they say trading is a big part of the reason why they've never had a serious accident at this plant. look at this amazing room we're in. this is a replica of the nerve center of this plant. they spend weeks here training every year. training for tornadoes and terrorist attacks. it was just after midnight when we gained access to the cooke nuclear power plant. after getting past multiple layers of security, we got a rare look at the facility that provides power to 1.5 million homes. but with japan's nuclear disaster on everyone's mind, we wanted to know how they keep the community safe here. >> there's a couple things we do to protect the health and safety of the public. one is the robust design. for instance, the japanese plants are struggling with electrical hour power. we have three, different sources of emergency power we can use. >> reporter: and one major defense line in this room, the pumping station. the water source that would cool down the reactors in an emergency. how

i think of the stuff that can get caught in the vagina. that's not nice. andrea.f this child is jewish. he needs to be sircumicized. you don't want your boy to feel strange. that's true. i think my anxiety is fear of having a boy. i am terrified of boys. they are wild and smelly. i said, there is no way to know that. well i know for a fact you don't need it. like i wanted to talk to my dad about his penis. week 34, i don't have the double wide vagina i was hoping for. with just six weeks to go. instructions for peroneal massage. lock hands. apply lubricant. extra virgin olive oil. hold the thumb in place for two minutes or until it becomes numb. slowly massage over the vagina. it's best done with a partner. instead, i take a back door approach and use my finger. i have a lot of stretching to do. week 41, 3:45 p.m. it feels like i have to pee and poo. she says long contractions indicate early labor. she says call in a few hours. >> dana comes over. she feeds her tea while i'm having contractions. i am in active labor. i am surprised you're so calm. i say, i'm surpr

can happen anywhere. >> but, don't expect the san andreas fault system to trigger anything bigger than a magnitude 9. >>the community would say an 8.0 is the largest earthquake we would get on the san a andreas. they are coupled from each other and not producing great earthquakes. >> a big earthquake here would be a magnitude á6 and just the aftershocks of the great japanese earthquake have been rolling in at the rate of one magnitude 6 every hour. in san francisco, i'm science editor, brian, eyewitness news. >>> a couple teenagers have been arrested in connection with with the beating of a cal train passenger. the man was beaten last friday at the redwood city station by a group of people. 18 to 19-year-olds are both charged with robbery and assault. the victim, a had 7-year-old man is still in critical condition. police collected evidence and leads that will lead to the arrest of the other suspects. >>> in the corruption investigation inside the san francisco police department will be turned over to the feds. da, george gascone who was police chief during the alleged misconduct admits there's a confli

hello, andrea. can you hear us? all rights, we are going to move on. jackson, mississippi. >> hello. how are you? i am calling. i heard the last panel talking about the issues that are against women everything that seems to be talked about is against women or against quality of life. i would really like to see big republicans address what is facing our country, which is terrible -- i would like to see the republicans address what is facing our country which is terrible unemployment. i am not interested in hearing what they are going to do to stop abortion. it is the law of the land. it is not something in the top priority. 77% of americans believe women have the right to choose. why are we wasting our time, money, and talent on this? why don't we get to be real issues that will help a lot of americans. >> is there someone you would like to see on the presidential ballots? >> i guess if i were to choose one, it would be mitt romney. he is sophisticated enough to be president. he is intelligent enough. he has the business background. out of the group tha

we've got to ask where can we do good against what cost? >> andreas versus interests. >> the problem that the president has in projecting american values is that he first of all believes in a multi lat ras policy. on that score, he has really accomplished that. this was pretty remarkable bringing this whole coalition together and getting the arab league. but the problem of american interest is not resolved. our interest, as has been said, lies in bahrain and saudi arabia and there is the conflict that i think we're about to face. bahrain, it's already in the streets. saudi arabia repressed, and paid off by economic interest dmes dickally. but that's the crisis. you'll have leadership changes there with the aging leadership of sooner rather than later, and concern that what's happening in libya could also destabilize egypt and tunisia and what gains are being made. >> where is president obama this weekend? he's in south america. we have pictures of him arriving in brazil. a lot of questions, jim mi miklaszews miklaszewski, about the president's leader

joining me with more on what you can do is our technology contributor andrea smith. take over the planet, great advice for folks stuck with the original, wondering, what can i do? >> there are a lot of things you can do. i went on ebay, thousands of listings for ipad on ebay. >> amazing. >> if you don't want to do the auction route, there are many places you can go. there are re-commerce sites, one is gazelle. >> alternatives to selling it on ebay. >> exactly. >> what they do is they buy it back from you. so, this is gazelle.com. they will buy your ipad from you and give you money. >> very nice. >> very nice. >> what's cool here, they give you all the material you need to mail it. they'll send this to you and you mail it back to them. >> i was selling my son's cell phone. i got money for this. they sent me this envelope. they sent me a box. and they even send a mailing label, prepaid mailing label. you don't mess with anything. you send it all in. >> it's all done for you. >> what you do on these sites is go through a series of question. what's the condition? does it

many of us, take a look at this videotape where you can see the four faults that seismologists know of here in the bay area. they are the san andreas, hayward, rogers creek fault. they're located in urban areas. experts believe the rogers creek fault located in the santa rose area will be the next one to cause a major earthquake because a lot of tension is built up underground. there's a major difference between the japan earthquake and the loma prieta, the one we experienced back in 1989. >> in the loma prieta, we were very close santa cruz, san jose and we then saw lots of shaking in the san francisco peninsula. the devastation in san francisco was very localized due to particular types of ground motion that caused strong shaking. >> reporter: the map you see here shows where the quake struck in japan and how far it struck below sea level. everything is computerized, but take a look at what the japanese quake looks like on paper. it looks pretty devastating and another thing that is pretty frightening, seismologists tell me that we know of the four earthquakes i told you about. there are many more that we just don't know about. w

joining me to show us how easy it can be is our technology contributor andrea smith. ave you here. time to get the bodies back in business, get fit. these apps can help us do it. >> they can. because the one thing you have with you all the time is your phone. so, you may as well make good use of it. so, i brought a couple apps today. this one here is for the iphone and the ipad. what i'm going to say for iphone is ios, that's going to mean the ipod family. >> okay. >> this is called lose it. it's a free app. it's all about calories in, exercise out. this is just a digital diary. it helps you to plan your meals. you enter into it what you're eating. it gives you a budget. for instance, i told it kind of what i ate today and it tells me how many calories i have left based on what i told it about my height and weight. it's a really good basic app to have. >> if you know you can only have 2,200 calories a day to lose weight, that will monitor it for you. >> right. the next is called cardio trainer. this is just on the android platform. no ios here. that's really great beca

san andreas and a startling number of lesser-known faults, the san francisco region is ripe for quakes. >> we're surrounded by faults anywhere you go in the bay area. we jokingly like to say you can> reporter: the san andreas fault brought on the great san francisco earthquake of 1906. it's been estimated that 3,000 people died. that's the kind of quake, much bigger, much more destructive than the one in 1989, that seismologist figure could be on its way. >> we've estimated in the next 30 years a 63% chance, two out of three, that we'll have one or more magnitude 6, 7 or larger earthquakes. >> reporter: while earthquake scientists can make estimates, what they can't do is make predictions. >> optimistic that we come up with some system to predict the earthquakes. the more we study the problem, the more we realize that it's a false hope. >> reporter: but once the earth has started moving, scientists may be able to send an alert that shock waves are on the way. >> we call it earthquake early warning. it's based on the fact that earthquakes take a certain time to occur. they propagate along a fault. here in california, we could get up to one minute of warning of a major earthquake o

andrea is not here. she was working on those specific things you just mentioned, but that is my understanding. supervisor mar: great. thank you so much. are there any other questions? canhis forward without objection? without objection. thank you. would you please call item two? >> item two, or in its amended the planning code establishing other requirements and procedures across the district. supervisor mar: thank you. >> if i could just give a brief introduction to it. andrea baker will not be speaking on this, just to clarify, but i know there are a number of people from the public who would like to. the ordinance before the committee creates a comprehensive set of street frontage controls for the city's residential district. currently, street frontage controls in the planning code vary greatly from one residential district to the other. rto controls are currently the most complete, but partial controls exist in controlsrh and rm districts. -- exist in certain rh and rm districts. this limits parking two 1/3 or less of street frontage, and individual go raj -- individual garage entrance is to 1 foot or less. -- entrances to one for less. supervisor mar: thank you. m

can see the san francisco skyline reflected in a puddle. the city is soaked tonight, and the morning commute is going to be an absolute washout. >> hail hammered the peninsula this afternoon. andrea h up loaded this video to you report powered by youtube. and with all of these storms the potential for mudslide in the bay area is at its highest level of the season. >> the usgs says the ground especially in areas like the oaknd la -- oakland hills is 90% saturated meaning trees and hills could give way at anytime. >> let's go to sandhya patel. >> it is going to be a rough ride for the morning commute. let's show you live doppler 7hd, and right now we are seeing some rain. it is heavy in spots. let me take you in here to the santa cruz mountains where they are getting some very heavy rainfall. this cell here, i'm tracking it now, and it is headed heading into freedom by 11:25, and it will get nasty out there as we head toward the morning commute. you can see around a mount hamill top, they are getting some snow indicated in pink. and as we pan around we have moderate to heavy rain. it is just near the golden gate bridge. this is near sausalito around 11:15. the heavier rain is comin

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andreas fault. the region that ruptured in that earthquake and of course it was only magnitude 7.8 so for an earthquake of this size magnitude 8.9 japan what we can hundred miles alcc1: of the seduction zone off of the east coast of japan has ruptured in this snooerk i want to remind people as we're watching a lot of the footage of the wave going in over what seems to be some think you tory but icc1: saw some pictures a moment ago, this wave has hit some urban areas and there was i know one picture where we saw dozens of cars which were under water as a result of the tsunami which has come in so certainly a lot of people a lot of people in the way of this water as it came in. >> bill is it unusual that they e got a 7.4 and thencc1: got a greater earthquake of 8.9 just a few days later? >> caller: it is not unprecedented but there was nothing that was clear that would connect it, this 7.2 earthquake would had been followed by such a great earthquake just a few days later. certainly seismologists will be studying this very intense activity that connects the two in great detail to better understand the process. >> and is there even a remote possibil

>> when people see andrea, i it was fear come into the eyes of a political figure of some kind or the subject of one of her cross-examination. >> no matter what someone has done -- canou explain that for us? what is the reason someone would be sentenced to stoning. >> i would not want to look up at the television and see andrea no way that i had to compete against her whether she was playing for another team. >> if you think the issue of this child will become a permanent obstacle between the countries? >> she is tenacious. that there is a battle, i will side with andrea mitchell because she is going to win. house democrats say you sold them out. >> if you sat down with mitch mcconnell. you cut a deal with the republicans. >> she will be tough, but she will be fair. the people who she covers completely understand that. >> do you think that you and george bush have left america not only stronger militarily, but with a better reputation abroad? >> mr. president, you seem to be having some difficulty with the pentagon. >> we all knew that andrea craved air time. she loved it. she liked to be on as much as anybody. on this particular day, she was complaining that she ha

andrea mitchell the u.s. government is following the developments minute by minute. >> we're doing everything we can to assist american citizens because their health and safety is obviously our highest concern. >> reporter: on wednesday concern over the troubled nuclear plant led the u.s. government to issue its own recommendations for u.s. citizens in japan. nuclear regulatory commission chairman broke with his japanese counterpart on how safe the area near the fukushima plant is. the japanese have so far said that people only need to evacuate if they're 12 miles from the plant. those 19 miles away have been told to stay inside. but on wednesday they said americans should stay 50 miles away from the endangered nuclear plant. four times farther than the japanese evacuation order. >> we determined that in the united states, we would issue an evacuation of people out to about 50 miles. >> reporter: in an interview with nbc news, the nrc chairman said he made his decision after talking to the nrc's own group of technical experts in tech owe. >> they provided us with information that indicated that there was a si

can do lace like madonna. >> she went to the oscars channelling her inner '80s with the lace dress. >> absolutely right. let's see what 2011 looks like with andreacan apparel. >> there are fun accessories, too. the wayfarer sunglasses, huge. madonna in "desperately seeking susan" and the jelly bracelets have been modernized. make it elegant. >> don't go overboard. or you could be a fashion disaster. thank you so much. guys, coming up, who do we have? >> tedd >>> good morning to you. 9:56 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. testimony continues today in the deanzea rape civil trial. the victim told the jury yesterday the alleged gang rape ruined every aspect of her life. she remembers the party that took place at a home in san jose but nothing else afterwards except waking up in a hospital. lawyers for the two men on trial will cross examine her today. in 2007 criminal charges were dropped by the santa clara district attorney citing nearly everyone involved had been drinking. >>> today is the deadline for teachers and administrators around the state to receive pink slips. many districts have already cut music, librarians, and counselors. some mig