>> annette funicello. >> jimmy: that's pretty good. annette funicello.g here. you're awesome. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: fantastic. our first guest is an oscar nominated actress, grammy award-winning performer, and best selling author. her new film -- look how pretty she is. [ cheers and applause ] oh, come on. her new film "joyful noise" is in theaters today. ladies and gentlemen, queen latifah! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ a natural beauty don't need no makeup to be a cutie she's a queen ♪ ♪ she's a queen she's a natural beauty don't need no makeup to be a cutie ♪ ♪ she's a queen [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we love you so much. >> nobody told me that annette funicello was going to be here tonight. [ laughter ] oh my god. >> jimmy: there she is, yeah. >> really dig that the cello with no strings. >> jimmy: how are you, my friend? >> i'm good. happy new year to you. >> jimmy: thanks for coming back. happy new year to you. >> i haven't seen you this year. >> jimmy: i know. >> what's up roots crew? >> jimmy: oh, we love having you

capitol correspondent annette has that story. >> u.s.supreme court is a heavily divided high court. with key case come down to a 5-4 vote. justice kennedy a native california an and reagan appointee often is that swing vote and some say he could be the key in deciding same sex marriage. >> justice kennedy specifically has offered the 2 most important gay lesbian right cases. >>reporter: the school of law professor teaches sexual orientation law and knows justice kennedy who has taught at this campus for years and comes back once in a while to visitor lecture. his portrait hangs in the new library. it wasn't same sex marriage but initiative denying gay and lesbian protection from things like jobs and housing discrimination. justice kennedy was clear in saying that was wrong in his 1996 decision. >> justice kennedy very powerfully said that you can not under the equal protection clause single out a group and say we are going take away rights. we are going to treat you differently because we don't like you. >> we think there's really in com

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annette and paul daniels ran the associated community action program in the east bay. it was supposed to help with job training, education, and housing. the couple is accused of spending federal grant money on personal luxuries like spa services and using 8 cap to work at their home. >> sad for the people that actually lost the services that a cap was providing. any time you have an economy like we're having and there's a safety net out there that essentially develops a big hole, it's devastating to people who need access to services. >> dillard and daniels who lived in this home were ousted a year ago amid allegations that they built the antipoverty program. >>> many moms drive their kids to and from the mall to practice and to their friends houses, but police tell kit doe tonight one mom drove her young son on a gang hit. >> margaret, 41 years old, has taken parental involvement to a whole new level. >> when you hear the story, you just shake your head, literally. >> san jose police say last thursday, she drove her 15-year- old son to gwen in east san jose, specifica

my name is and that,sa and i -- is annette. in nine months pregnant. i have been waiting on the housing list for three years. i finally get my -- what did you call that? appointment. they say that i will get a unit in six weeks to eight weeks. then they give you the run around with paperwork. then they say that i am ineligible because of a misdemeanor charge. now, i go to legal aid and they changed their tune. they did not -- now they say that they did not say that i wasn't eligible. it has been six months, waiting for unit. i have been in a shelter. in this shelter, there are more and more families and no beds. it is sad. they do not have enough for the families who are homeless. a lot more pregnant women have become homeless. and i think it is because of the same problem that i thought would happen. i hear stories about this city worker giving them problems getting their housing units. [tone] i think it would be good that maybe by the next holiday, a lot of us have houses. thank you. supervisor avalos: thank you. next speaker, please. [applause] i ap

left on harbor crying in his crib, the boy's biological father laverne ward his friend jacqueline annette williams infidel kathy were found guilty of murder. eli evans is now 16 and he knows how remarkable it is that he survived. he learned the truth 10 years ago. >> thank you god for sparing him. when sam evans oldest daughter and granddaughter were murdered sam took delight in jordan to live with him in southeastern illinois. the boys were raised in the town of 1900 200 mi. from chicago jordan now a senior in high school recently moved to relatives in kentucky is hoping college recruiters and noticed his football talent. he has had victories to. the last number 43 on the red elgin your senior high school varsity team, he is only a sophomore he is a running back and a linebacker and sunday plays for the chicago bears, his life in the small town has been a good solid and nurturing. eli has a dry sense of humor in his very playful, he seems happy. sam says eli and debbie has similar personalities stubbornness and natural leadership. he has a face like her mother and inherited her beautiful

i'm glad that you asked me to fly without annette. it wasn't so bad after all. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you. how did i know he could do this without notes? he didn't plan it that way, but that's the way it goes. well, it's dessert time. after dessert, we'll have coffee here. people can hang around, symbolically any way. the dessert is scrumptious, indeed. because no program would be complete without a dramatic reading by one of the greats of all time, henry miller, who is not only past president of the westchester bar and of the new york state bar, and a past regent of the american college of trial lawyers, and one of the most prominent lawyers in this entire region if not america. he's appeared on television and radio. he's written a book called "the art of advocacy." another called "new york practice," and most recently, "on trial, letters from a lifetime in the courtroom," which is a standing room only presentation. but for those of you who have seen henry at his finest, in addition to being in the courtroom, of course, it was a one-person play right

he is proud of the strong support he continues to receive a special from the young people ron paul annette rod marinelli canada's on the ballot in virginia one of 10 states hold presidential contests on super tuesday newt gingrich's penning his presidential hopes on winning the primary in his home state of georgia and showing strength in tennessee oklahoma and other super tuesday states he will hold meetings today with his key supporters giving the governor of georgia peosta plans to speak to the georgia house of representatives and of state house news conferences with his supporters coming up next in the noon hour the charges facing the teenager who a bonfire on students at an ohio high school and following the disaster aboard the i'm carol, and this is my cvs pharmacist. i had to switch my insurance plan. but then my prescriptions got more expensive. i felt helpless... frustrated. it was very frustrating. then john... maurice... jill stepped in... made some calls... and saved me hundreds of dollars. that's a lot. it meant a lot to me. taking the time to help you with insurance questions.

more tonight from 7 capitol correspondent annette in sacramento. >> the rescue mountain lion living out their day at the zoo sanctuary. since 1990 it has been illegal to hunt them under voter approved proposition 117. but it is this photo from western out door news web site that is getting animal rights activist angry and creating a buzz on social media. the president of the state fish and game commission dan richards holding a mountain looip he recently hunted. not legal to bring it back to california. san bernardino county help can was appointed by then governor arnold schwarzenegger in 2008 but only recent will i became president on questionable vote noychlt big surprise they would be revolted at the image of our top fish and game commissioner trophy hunting and taking a mountain lyon with big smile on his face. sort of equivalent to drug czar appointed drug czar heading you have off to foreign country with its illegal and then posting a picture. >>reporter: nobody commented. the foundation says it has been fielding numerous e-mails and calls. the non-profit helps get proposition 117

annette has the story. 3 31 murderer released in a year. >>reporter: crime victim action alliance calls on the governor to release tailed information on the convicted killers who release he declined to stop last year. state parole board approved 400 release 10% of the cases and the governor reversed only 71 decisions. that gives governor brown a higher release rate than his 2 predecessor. brown release rate stands at 80 percent. governor schwarzenegger was less generous denying freedom nearly a quarter of the time. and gray davis was stingiest with most lifeers behind bars with two percent out. >> flood gates are open and let them go free. that concerns us terribly. >> rate may different but the result has been the same. >>reporter: brown administration points out this governor is only following the law. this other grovrs not. under the swarzenegger administering the court steps in an let almost all paroled killers go despite whether the governor wanted. >> other governors have routinely ignored the law and what the law says if an individua

capitol correspondent annette is in sacramento. >> you don't hear about them much but special agent within california department of justice take on gang and drug cartel daily. seizing heroin, marijuana and other illegal drugs on the street. >> there's about a kilo of heroin there. and over 50,000 dollars whole sale. >>reporter: this friday the entire division to be laid off after losing a round in court to prevent the budget cut. at the height they had more than 300 agents. at week end there will be only a few left. that leaves local law enforcement to fend for themselves with maybe some help from the feds. >> absolutely we worry about it. these agents were very specialize in what they do. they have been around for a long period of time. they have provided service to the state citizens in the state of california that has been unparalleled. >> this is the relevant section impact on public safety. >>reporter: brown administration says the cut back were avoidable. it your your honored republicans to good along with extending the temporary tax hike last year to save vital programs. but the vot

as annette reports, they are now threatening to throw the rest of his budget plan in chaos.reporter: governor brown pension reform package finally in bill form. getting a huge thumb down from public employe employees union. which had hoped to negotiate something less severe. it asked current employee to contribute more and calls for hybrid retirement plan for new hire including a 401(k). >> the things he's proposing are bad for the taxpayers. bad for the government. bad for the employee whose were affected. and it just takes money that is right now securely invested and turns it over to the wall street profiteer. >>reporter: union won't publicly bad mouth a governor they helped get elected but privately several are thinking about not supporting brown tax initiative because of the drastic pension changes. they will be meeting to discuss the possibility over the next few days and weeks. >> that's kind of like i'll take my ball and go home if you don't let me win. >>reporter: former governor schwarzenegger finance director says governor brown package is a good start to fixing t

. >> annette larks soin is her na lives in miami-dade county.ears old when she husband owned a butcher store in the '70s, she became a vegetarian, than raw vegan, she eats nothing but seeds and her husband never changed her way of eating and now he is regretting that. >> that's 70 the new 30. >>> coming up, bizarre new details when we come right back, in the >>> the prosecution has rested in the trial of a georgia man accused of killing a father of two outside a day care center. nbc's thanh truong reports. >> reporter: even though henry newman is on trial, the case centers on the victim's wife, andrea snyderman. before resting its case, the prosecution prevented snyderman's cell phone records. in the seven months leading up to the murder, she exchanged more than 1400 calls and text messages with hemmy newman, the defendant, more than 600 more than to her own husband. a detective testified about the prosecution's claim that the murder was driven by an elicit affair between andrea snyderman and newman, who was also her boss. >> what you do know is

police chief annette spikuza along with two other officers remain on paid administrative leave.ccupy movement is much smaller now but those that were here in november say the message is very much alive. >> even though there are fewer times it's still that symbol of what happened and that it won't be forgotten even though there are fewer tents. >> and the lawsuit is seeking punitive and compensatory damages. >> the students say any money from the suit would be used for damages and a scholarship fund. that's it for news 4 at 5:00 tonight. >> news 4 at 6:00 starts right now. >>> the verdict is in now. there is more fallout after a former university of virginia la crosse player was convicted in the beating death of his ex-girlfriend. >> the debate continues but the fight over same sex marriage in maryland could come to a head tonight. >> it's fueling frustration for drivers tonight. what's driving up gas prices and why things could get even worse in the days ahead. >> good evening. i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler. our top story tonight the race for the white house. mitt romney

faugh cut inhere mark berndt annette this if it corridor of them over all pleasant conditions around the bay area. a lot of sunshine in high clouds. elizabeth of england. the fog will burn off as we temperatures in the '50s. overnight, a slight potential for showers. we were off duty chilly start publications have worked their way into the forties. nobody is coming in at 48. 46 for oakland. mid-40s along the east shores. places like antioch are still holding on to 39 degree weather. into the afternoon, this is what those numbers will look like. mostly sunny conditions in redwood city and hayward. slightly cooler along the coastline. 57 in richmond and downtown san francisco. your 7 day around the bay forecast shows sunny skies. the slight potential for overnight showers, but like i mentioned, if that happens, most of us will be sleeping. it looks like temperatures will be trending in the '60s. overall, mild and pleasant conditions, especially for the start of the holiday weekend. we do have the potential for another round of showers sunday and monday. >>george: those sunday into mond

host: annette is still looking in florida. caller: the unemployment rate in florida is hovering at around 10%. i have been unemployed for 10 months, actively seeking work. i am over 50 years old. this is the first time i have ever been unemployed in my life. it seems as though the employers are discriminating against people who have been unemployed for a long length of time, and i believe there's also discrimination for people over 50. when i am in the process of applying, it seems as though employers are taking two positions and making it one position. they are not fairly compensating people. host: she is talking about some of the frustrations out there. i just wanted to give you a chance to respond. guest: i think there are frustrations out there when demand is below what would be necessary for the economy to get full employment, and that means that firms are not having the demand for their goods and services that they otherwise would want to have. that means they're not employing people. we have an unemployment rate of 8.2%

leap day babies you posted a bunch on our facebook fan page happy birthday to wow a lot of them dj, annettergianna and a woman named elizabeth, who lived in nairobi kenya. her niece wrote in to wish her happy birthday >> love it. >> who knew. >> all right coming up, we will take a look at free food offered to those celebrating a birthday today. >>> and on this last day of february we are taking a tour of anacostia to learn more about the important role dc plays in black history you thing you know everything stay with us, fox 5 morning news will be right back  ok, guys-- what's next ? chocolate lemonade ? susie's lemonade... the movie. or... we make it pink ! with these 4g lte tablets, you can do business at lightning-fast speeds. you got it, kid. we have a winner. we're definitely gonna need another one. small businesses that want to grow use 4g lte technology from verizon. i wonder how she does it. that's why she's the boss. because the small business with the best technology rules. we go through them all the time. doors that mark the day's events. new beginnings. endings. rou

host: annette is still looking in florida. caller: the unemployment rate in florida is hovering at around 10%. i have been unemployed for 10 months, actively seeking work. i am over 50 years old. this is the first time i have never been unemployed in my life. -- this has the first time i have ever been unemployed in my life. it seems as though the employers are discriminating against people who of been unemployed. have been unemployed for a long length of time and i believe there's also a discrimination for people over 50. when i am in the process of applying, it seems as though employers are taking two positions and making it one position. they are not fairly compensating people. host: with the minute we have left, i wanted to give you a chance to respond. guest: i think there is definitely frustration out there when demand is below what would be necessary for the economy to get fuller employment. that essentially means that firms are not having the sales, the demand for their goods and services that they otherwise would want

duplication, and also discussed with you the eminent threat from hezbollah which some see as being annette, and what the dog -- eminent, and what the department will do on that. >> thank you, mr. chairman. good afternoon, madam secretary. it is good to have you back before the committee. it has been a while. welcome. i expect you will answer a wide range of questions today about fiscal year 2013 budget request. i certainly am quite a few questions myself. but before we turn to fy 2013 request, i take it is important to acknowledge your starting point. that measure which many of us oppose in a number of ways. it was predicted that we can demand that dhs carried out a wide range of homeland security and non security missions without providing the resources. from my perspective it was tantamount to congress running up a long path, ordering more robust homeland security efforts, particularly with respect to water security, immigration security, and then stiffing you when the bill right. when this -- with this backdrop and the prospect of an even less favorable budget for 2013, i can understand

later, a discussion with the egyptian and annette activist credited with sparking the uprising in the country -- internet activist credited with sparking uprising in the country. >> honesty, and looking out for our country. >> and how do you think you can know when a president is honest? >> i think that is hard to really judge. you just have to watch and keep watching and keep your mind open and see what i have to say and how they act. >> if their actions are consistent with what they are telling the american public they are going to do, and seeing how close they can be to what our founding fathers had in mind for the country. >> strong leadership principles, i think, a vision for america. what america can be. >> i think being able to have a perspective, along the lines of what jim was saying. what is good for the country. what do i need to do to make it work? you have to have somebody that can work and glover, who knows there are different opinions. that is what our country is based on. all the different opinions. how did you bring all that together and still bring it in a direction