but it did kind of run annett out of room there. just one of the race things that happen in these packs. >> brad keselowski driving his car back to the pit lane and now back on to the racetrack and trying to catch up to the tail end of the field. elliott sadler, championship leader. did a lot of time at the front of the pack. you see the damage to the front of the nose. he's trying to struggle to the finish of this race and try to keep giving up a chunk of points to ricky stenhouse jr. in the championship. >> one of the big advantages of having a track this side, you have a lot of time to work on the car while the field is under caution. the pace car is just in the middle of three and four so they still have quite a bit of time to make some repairs here. >> we're good. plenty of time. maybe another 45 >> they may need a couple of days on that one. >> but they can help it a lot. they can get this thing where it will make a couple laps pretty good. >> they've actually done a lot from what we saw earlier whenever the splitter was way,

but it did kind of run annett out of room there. just one of the race things that happen in these packs. >> brad keselowski driving his car back to the pit lane and now back on to the racetrack and trying to catch up to the tail end of the field. elliott sadler, championship leader. did a lot of time at the front of the pack. you see the damage to the front of the nose. he's trying to struggle to the finish of this race and try to keep giving up a chunk of points to ricky stenhouse jr. in the championship. >> one of the big advantages of having a track this side, you have a lot of time to work on the car while the field is under caution. the pace car is just in the middle of three and four so they still have quite a bit of time to make some repairs here. >> we're good. plenty of time. maybe another 45 seconds. >> they may need a couple of days on that one. >> but they can help it a lot. they can get this thing where it will make a couple laps pretty good. >> they've actually done a lot from what we saw earlier whenever the splitter

annette shelton. i'm with the aids group and third vice president of the san francisco branch naacp and producer of "buzzing around with dr. shelton" on channel 29 sunday nights. i'm here with many other members from across districts 10 and 11 asking that next year's budget focus on neighborhood equality. this includes ideas to revitalize commercial corridors. this includes funds and ideas that will help us create enthusiastnew jobs and fund education and build vitality in our country. i own a beauty salon on broad street 40 years. my grandson donald just opened a store the dream team right in the same -- yeah. right in that same block. he is 101-a and i'm in 103-a. i have seen my neighborhood go up and down over the decades and i want to see it flourish again. we want incentives and bank investments for new small businesses to move in and hire locally. we need investments that make our community look beautiful with new and you -- awnings and paint jobs. we would like to put a mural [inaudibl [inaudib

. >> welcome annette. hey, annette. >> huh oh. >> yes, maybe y'all can help me count. you keep talking about the koch brothers, but if each brother gave obama $5 million that's $10 million that's a hell of a lot different than people giving obama $10. and the [ inaudible ] i'll let you guys listen for a few seconds. >> oh, she is d.j.ing for us. all right. annette. >> oh, man. >> yeah, what is up man. >> you hear the latest rumor? >> no, what are they talking about now? >> [ inaudible ]. >> okay. all right. annette. >> i don't know what i'm going to do, man. >> okay. all right. i don't really know what that was about -- [ applause ] >> we were at a hard break there. thanks annette. i don't really understand what that was. but she put some time and thought into the pop for the big show today. let's go to sue in rockville, maryland. >> good morning. i don't have any music. >> then what is the point of you! >> seriously. with amendment one in north carolina we all have to get very active and say if they pass this homophobe thing, we should not be having a convention in ch

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of the danger >>> the flames were verified and the smoke was thick my dad said you have to go to annette pick her up and carried out >>> small fires that ignited on the herald's owner of firefighters ripped out shingles to extinguish the flames. >>> this is a tough access area and we've had multiple fires reported that is why the spot fires and potential for the fires to spread on a hot day like today >>> the cause of the fire has not been determined they're looking at the possibility of hot coals dumped into a plastic container. the fire could of been worse things to the concerted effort of firefighters and concerned neighbors. in alamo don knapp for cbs 5 >>> a fire ripped through a four story apartment building in san francisco and residents armed homeless. anne mackovic was there >>> burning for a long time it kept igniting through different windows in the building >>> the fire started before 10:00 a.m. and is for story apartment building on valencia and quickly was out of control. >>> if we don't get fired will lose more buildings >>> the fire spread to the attic of the building nex

. >>> the flames were very high and my dad said you have to go annette pick her up and character out. >>> small fires at ignited on the herald's own rough and chief richard price says it accounts heart on hellfires this time of year >>> this is a tough access area we had multiple fires reported the potential for to spread >>> the cause of the fire is undetermined the chief price as the possibility that hot coals were dumped into a plastic container. >>> it could have been worse but was not thanks to firefighters and concern neighbors. in alamo, don knapp cbs 5. >>> a four story building in san francisco went up in finds this morning leaving more than a dozen people with no place to live. anne mackovic was there. >>> burning for a long time and tons of smoke it kept igniting through different windows >>> the fire started before 10:00 a.m. in this four story apartment building on valencia and quickly was out of control. >>> if we don't get the fire will lose more buildings. >>> the fire spread to the attic of the building next door. >>> i saw people in pajamas and the fire truck. >>> fi

and actress annette bening turns 54. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc and watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." finally here's a look at what's coming up on later this morning on the "today" show. don't miss the "today" exclusive interview, telling the story behind the incredible video of a skydiving trip gone wrong. that we showed you earlier. oscar-winning actress charlize therrien live talking about playing the evil queen in "snow white and the huntsmen." keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. have a good one.

yes, annette? >> we have an example here but - >> oh good lets go to the roll in. >> a few years back, i don't even remember, a man who was a geologist predicted an earthquake in the mid west region and it was like phenomenal what happened. everybody got earthquake insurance, where you would never have such a thing in this area. and it just speaks for the power of one person who was an expert and of course the day came and the day went and there was no earthquake - millennium. >> i remember it well, in fact i got - it reminds me of an anecdote here. i was doing a tele-class live at this point, one of the dumbest things i ever did that would be like this only it went live out on the local tv stations in marcum, it's called women and religion. and on the day the earthquake was supposed to happen, i will never forget it, it was december 3, 1990. i came on the set with a hard hat and a shovel and said we are going to dig our way out. but you're right it did happen. janet? >> excuse me, but i think some

funding from these foundations and individuals: and by: and the annual financial support of: hello, i'm annettensdorf. i'm chair of the film division at columbia university's school of the arts and i'll be moderating a discussion on hollywood style and the contemporary american cinema. our panel has four outstanding writer-directors. to my immediate right is paul schrader. his credits as writer-director include american gigolo, cat people, mishima. as a screenwriter for other directors he's responsible for the script of obsession for brian depalma mosquito coast for peter weir and for martin scorsese, taxi driver, raging bull and the last temptation of christ. to his right is joan micklin silver whose credits include hester street between the lines chilly scenes of winter and crossing delancey. to my immediate left is james toback. his credits include the gambler and bugsy, for which he received an academy award nomination for screenplay. and in terms of directing his credits include love and money, exposed and the pick-up artist. to his left is whit stillman whose first feature, metropolitan e

. >> i think this may be the hall of fame qee annette asked via facebook how can i get election agencieso stop calling me? that has to be a 7 on your side hall of famer. >> yes. first they're only allowed to call between 8:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. and only if you allow them. if you ask them to stop, they have to. now, how to you prove you've asked them to stop you? send them a certified letter and get a receipt. we've found that they will. and this one is a question probably anyone shopping for a bed has for you. coming from judy e mailed i want to know how to compare mattresses, names are different. i want to know if the one i like is somewhere else, lease judy has caught these guys at what they're up to. they make the same mattress, and they cover it in different materials and they name it something different. and then, each gets their own name so that you have a difficult time comparing them but you can. for inner spring mattresses look at coil count and wire gauge from the same company. if you put those two together on the same size bed, you're probably talking about the same mattress o

>>pam: and a steady atherton a annette's like during earthquakes here in the bay area? now, you can. the california academy of sciences has a new exhibit that opens tomorrow. it is called earthquake. laura minetta this is an earthquake simulator that allows you to experience earthquakes from the past. >>gabe: this is one of the most fascinating things i have experience in the science museum. they have built a real earthquake simulator for. is a replica small on victorian house. >> first, the taking to the 1989 earthquake and then, in 1906 to. kron sphere easily this is his knowledge is a live tree this zazzle with the shaking was like during these two fellows afflicts this >> there are gimbels the move. there are air bags in four different quarters that are all computer-driven >> the earth quake exhibit is a huge intakes of the entire west hall of the museum. they even had a real live be be hostages. there are surprising connections to an earthquake and ostriches. there's also an earthquake planetarium show. we have the best computer simulations. >> the stormy weather c

ascap total correspondent annette reports, lobbyist could set a new record for influence peddling. >> it's easy to tell when important votes are coming up in the state capitol. the the hallways are packed with lobbyist. new common cause report found lobbyist spent 67 million dollars just in the first quarter of 2012 alone and if that rate holds up influence spending in sacramento could set a record for 2 year session. >> lobbying employers see this as good investment for the business plan their they wouldn't be spending the money. >>reporter: labor union and corporation are the biggest spenders trying to sway decision makers. big money is one thing that could be stalling a popular package of bills called the homeowner bill of rights. aimed to protect those facing foreclosure. >> wake up. he. >>reporter: these californians for community empowerment says financial institutions are wielding money to block those proposal with campaign contributions. common cause estimates bank and credit union spent more than 400,000 dollars in the first quarter. >> we are struggling. saying enough is eno

of capitol correspondent annette is in sacramento tonight with the story. >> car passing from behind and that is actually the scariest part. >> 16-year-old high school student nate knows it's hairy to share the road with cars. he got hit from behind going to class recently and ended up with bruises. >> my bike started sliding like this and i pushed myself up off the car and i fell to the side on to the curb. thankfully i wasn't hurt. >>reporter: the california state senate approved a bill requiring drivers to give cyclist a 3 feet safety zone where no bicycle lane or shoulder when passing from behind. the buffer could reduce fatal collision and dangerous fall. the idea is to give californians more confidence to ride the bike since about half of the trip are typically 3 miles or less. >> but they are afriday to because they know the that if they get hit from behind the chances of them surviving are not very good. >> 40 percent of bicyclist who die in vehicle collision are hit from behind. you tube video shows recent crash in berkeley prius hits the 2 men but they survived. but some cy

violations of the american with disability act and then they file suit. 7 news capitol correspondent annette has the story tonight from sacramento. >> alfredo garcia is disabled and illegal im front filed more than 600 lawsuits against southern california businesses for violating the americans with disability act. seen here hiking james cohen is clearly not disabled. he too has filed numerous ada lawsuits. then there's this woman from san diego whose previous lawyer filed 243 ada lawsuits without her knowing. after her own case was settled. in each instant there was a lot of money to be made. >> it's not a way to make a living. by going after the business owners. >>reporter: state leaders are finally listening. they have approved a bipartisan bill that would stem the tide of ada lawsuit abuse. california has 40 percent of the nation ada lawsuits but only 12 percent of the country disabled populatio population. among other thing things, the proposal would put a stop to those threatening demand letters businesses get. >> it would ban demand for money let that's say pay me now or pay me more la

abc 7 news capitol correspondent annette has the story now from sacramento. >> when californians like this woman pay extra to get a special interest license plate they expect the money to go to that particular cause. >> would i expect that money to go and fund whatever programs it is stated for it to go to. >>reporter: there's the cost to save california coast line. or yosemite national park. then there's the specialty memorial plate for 9/11 with the words we will never forget. for 50 dollars the first year and 40 dollar annual renewal, part of the money is supposed to go towards scholarship for the spouses and children of the 3 dozen california residents killed during the terrorist attacks. most of it was to the also help fund anti-terrorism effort. but an associated press investigation found former governor schwarzenegger raided two million dollars from the fund in 2008 and governor brown borrowed another million dollars last year. to balance the state budget. none of it has been repaid although the intention to put the money back eventually. >> many people don't think that's right

capitol correspondent annette is in sacramento to explain how he intends to do that. >> i'm laying out some pretty tough cuts. >>reporter: governor brown broke the bad news californian californians. the state financial picture has worsened since the original budget proposal in january. >> we have to cut deeper. but cutting alone doesn't really do it. that's why i'm linking these serious budget reductions real increased austerity with a plea to the voters please increase taxes temporarily. >>reporter: thanks mostly to overly optimistic tax projection and the federal government rejecting some of last year budget cuts, the deficit jumped to almost 16 billion dollars forcing the governor to propose deeper cuts which now include cutting state worker pay by 5 percent. shutting down most state operations for one day a week and reducing the number of hours seniors and the disabled get at home by 7%. disabled advocate say cutting the home care even further makes it harder to avoid nursing homes. >> my cooking cleaning and bathing would be affected. i would get less services which those services

annette reports tonight that the chef may have run out of time.>reporter: many of california top restaurants serve this because they say the customers demand it. but starting july 1st, they are forbidden to serve the enlarged liver if it's the result of force feeding the bird to grow the organ about 10 times beyond the normal size. >> it's a question of fighting freedom of choice. >>reporter: chef tl of san francisco l is furious. french native says the government shouldn't be telling people what they can't eat and that the process to make foi grau is not cruel to animal. >> it is force feed but the duck doesn't have any gag reflection. so when you put the tube into the throat it's like when they swallow a fish in the ocean. >>reporter: more than 100 of california well known chef like tyler florence and french laundry joined a petition to keep foi grau on california menu proposing new and humane rule surrounding the treatment of the bird. they delivered it to assembly speaker hoping would he help rae peel the law. former state senate president joh

annette has a sneak peek at what is available. >> state of california is doing some spring cleaning.ting rid of surplus property. from office furniture to power tool tools. even walkers from state hospitals. the item of the bunch is the trunk lid to honored a.and no one can explain why it's even here. but bargain hunters can explain why they came by on preview date. glenna is looking to remodel her business. >> desk. file cabinet. things we can get rid of our cubicle and redo. >> opportunity for the satellite clean out the clothe clothes. we need to do it once in a while and get rid of items not using any more. >>reporter: boxes and boxes of cell phone turned in by state workers when governor brown ordered state agency to be reduce who had had one. of course that means the bargains aren't really bargains if looking to buy just one. >> as you can see you have to buy in bulk here. okay. so that's the catch. >> you don't need 100 phone. >> i can't use 100 phones. >> but if you are a reseller lake brenda potter an auction is an opportunity to make mone money. she's eyeing jewelry. some o

capitol correspondent annette has the warning coming from sacramento. >> nothing i can do about it. >> kenneth hamilton looks at what was once her home for 14 years. someone else owner it now. an has it up for rent. after a major illness the professional photographer tried to save his condo with a loan modification. instead he lost it to foreclosure. after giving a a broker nearly 2000 dollar. >> reduced my mortgage from 780 or 7 85 to 3 86. and all of this i should have known if it sounds that good, it can't be true. but i fell for it. >>reporter: stories like hamilton that is behind new public which aareness campaign from the california association of realtors and the california district attorneys association. mortgage scam are up nearly 60 percent nationwide this year. with the golden state a prime target. >> california is a lucrative target for scammers. with 7 california metro area posted in the top 10 for foreclosure rates. >>reporter: the state expects more fraud as rip off artist will probably use the recent national mortgage settlement as a which to lure more vulnerable victi

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>> i'm junior's sister, annette. >> ladies and gentlemen, my name a frank mccoy, i'm the police chief in the city of ocean side. this morning at approximately 9:35 hours our police department received a call from a young lady who indicated she was junior seau's girlfriend. she indicated she returned to the residence to find mr. seau unconscious, suffering from a gunshot wound to the chest. ocean side police department and fire department responded to this residence where we located mr. seau in one of the bedrooms. lifesaving efforts were performed on mr. seau, however they were not successful. mr. seau has deceased. this case at this point is being investigated as a suicide. a handgun was found near the body. as you can see, this is still a very fluid situation and our investigators are continuing their investigation in this matter. our hearts and prayers as a city go out to the seau family. i will not be answering any questions at this point. however, lieutenant moto will be back in 15 minutes to answer any questions you may have. thank you very much. >> the san diego police departme

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. >> i'm junior's sister, annette. >> that was hard to watch. >> yeah. >> junior's mom there obviouslyistraug distraught. let's go to the police. >> i'm the police chief here in the city of oceanside. this morning at approximately 9:35 hours, our police department received a call from a young lady who indicated that she was junior seau's girl friend. she indicated that she returned to the residence to find mr. seau unconscious, suffering from a gunshot wound to the chest. oceanside police department, fire department, responded to this residence where we located mr. seau in one of the bedrooms. life saving efforts were performed on mr. seau, however, they were not successful. mr. seau has deceased. this case at this point is being investigated as a suicide, a handgun was found near the body. as you can see, this is still a very fluid situation and our investigators are continuing their investigation in this matter. our hearts and prayers as a city go out to the seau family. i will not be answering any questions at this point, however, lieutenant motta will be back in about 15 minutes to