. >> i'm annette, i'm from studio city, california. i'm a mother of three, i weight 155-1/2 pounds. this is the heaviest i've ever been. i'm a size 10. ...and this is me now! i lost 25 pounds and went from that size 10 to this size 2 in just 12 weeks. how did i do it? i became a food lover. >> i'm a food lover and i lost 36 pounds. >> i'm a food lover and i've lost 50 pounds. >> i'm a food lover and i lost 60 pounds. >> i'm a food lover and i lost 82 pouin

his widow annette kincaid wanted proceedings held behind closed door autos she just wants to enforce what is in the estate plan. >> we believe thomas kincaid had a clear vision on an interactive museum for the display of his public art. >> i died of an accident overdose in april. >> state lawmakers are considering a bill allowing a child to legally have more than two parents. the measure not meant to expand definition of who can qualify, only to eliminate the limit of two per child. this is under the bill if three or more could not agree on visitation and child support a judge could split things up among them. and saying surrogate births are creating new possibilities for non-traditional households. critics say it muddies up water asks could result in a child being bounced around among multiple adults. the bill is now weight for a vote. >> if you take muni in san francisco, you saw big changes today. muni now the first transit agency in the nation, believe it or not, to begin all door boarding that has been the policy for years on the light rail lines. and there is now buses and stre

i think it should be on the tour of san francisco to give us a little bit about annett side to people who are visiting of the history of the jazz district, the true history. and also, here we have mr. marion sullivan of the very prominent soltan family. he was a little shy about speaking but supervisor -- what we do not know about mr. sullivan is he has contributed to this community in so many ways to people who could not help themselves. he has helped people who could not help themselves. he and his brother, the fillmore auditorium was famous for many years as an entertainment center. those people that bobby played with, african american community and then bill graham came in and took it over. it was created by the sullivan family. he just got over a heart attack and stroke and the strength in this man, he is right here today. would you say something? >> i am unable to talk right now because the stroke impaired my speech very much. thank you for the acknowledgement. [applause] >> thank you. >> congratulations. president chiu: our next accommodation of the day is by supervisor farrell

. >> the first question comes from annette. >> a dynamite branding story but the company does not havegh distribution, do you resist the temptation to go out with your story of a first and only? >> when you start a company, you're excited to get it out there, if people can't buy your product or service, do you wait until you have distribution? branding, also important, time to focus on the branding strategy. i would focus first on distribution and then hone in on branding. >> let's move on to the next question. social media and marketing. >> if you think there's such thing as too much involvement in social media without annoying your customers. >> is there a point where -- >> there is. you have to be really careful because there are so many networks out there and, today, i think the problem is a lot of peop people o people -- >> how do youç gauge if you're doing too little or too much? >> i would add you can't sell on twitter. people go to twitter to consume content to learn. it shouldn't be a, hey, we're in the press today, here's what we're doing. here's discounts. it really needs t

with a list of annett needs and many of them had to be dropped off the list.ious we do have after many years of painful budget cuts and shortfalls, many things we need to restore. one example of that is the nonprofit cost of doing business increase and we're extremely thankful to the mayor and this committee for putting forward a 1% budget increase from each of you. i remind this committee the cpi is to% so although this committee did incur will work, we still have a situation in our sector where nonprofits took a 1% budget cut across the board and there's no c.p.i., no increase in the second year of the budget. that is one example of how our services are still gradually eroding and it highlights the need for a proposal that maximizes revenue. this is a great opportunity to restore funding will last 10 years ago in the business lawsuit. we see it as revenue neutral to 10 years ago and we hope this committee will take full of vintage of that and thank you for your work on it. supervisor chu: thank you next speaker -- thank you, next speaker. >> i amsàu -- we're

the first question comes from annette. >> if you have a dynamite branding story, but the company does not have strong enough distribution, do you resist the temptation to go out with your story a about a first and only? >> this is tricky. when you start a company, you're excited to get it out there. if people can't wait to buy your product or service, do you wait? >> a lot of people have branding up front and have nobody to sell that brand to. a lot of wasted money. also, if you spend a little bit on branding, it will help you get more distribution because you won't hear about it and you will say, i want part of that. it's the balance of throwing it all not in too quickly. it's the thing about disappointing people and everybody orders it and they get the thing, okay, we don't have enough and they'll never order it, again. >> you can always he a website that people can go to. >> that's right. i would take it differently and say if you have a fantastic branding strategy and your distribution is not ready to go. you're not leaving the office. so important that your customer have a fantas

. >> the first question comes from annette. >> if you have a dynamite branding story but the companyt have strong enough distribution, do you resist the temptation to go out with your story about it first and only? >> this is tricky. when you start a company you're excited to get it out there, but if people can't buy your product or service, do you wait until you have distribution? >> i think it's a combination. i think a lot of people spend too much money on branding up front and have nobody to sell that brand to. so it's a lot of wasted money, but i think also if you spend a little bit on branding it's going to help you get more distribution because more people are going to hear about you and go, oh, i want part of that. so it's the balance of not throwing it all in too quickly. because it's the thing about disappointing people with mail order, everybody orders it and they get the thing, they don't have enough and will never order it again. >> the thing about distribution is you can always have a website that people can go to. >> i would take it a little differently and say you hav

and his widow annette kincaid wanted proceedings confidential. she disputes the authenticity of the will. >> that is is that he was in a state where he couldn't understand what he was doing. >> we're pleased the judge is going keep this in probate court. we think it's the right place for it. >> he had been separated from his wife when he died from an accidental overdose in april. >> and state fish and game department is hunting tonight for a mountain lion attacking a mountain in marin county hiker over the weekend. the lion mauled a 63-year-old in a sleeping bag. the man suffered strachs but was able to drive himself to the hospital. and investigators found mountain lion tracks and a dead house cat near the area. >> there is a deadly accident taking the live of a north bay teenager. the truck he was in was hit head on on sonoma county lakeville highway. one man is under arrest after turning himself in 10 hours later. abc 7 us? live from the detention center tonight. that suspect is being held. >> the suspect is from vallejo this, is where officia

annette kincaid has called amy and bill walsh a gold digger and she has asked that the court proceedings be held behind closed doors. we will find out if that is going to happen. in the pinta walsh says that she and thomas kincaid were in love and were planning their wedding. we're live in san jose. >> san jose arson investigators say someone intentionally set a fire on the city's east side. firefighters were called to independence high school just before 7:00. a sprinkler prevented the fire from spreading any further. investigators say there is no major damage to the interior of the building >> one man is dead, the victim of a shooting in the oakland hills. police say he was shot near mission boulevard and cooley drive. police found him dead on sun kiss drive. so far, no word on any suspects or motive >> and man convicted of a triple murder in san francisco had reportedly killed before. a gang leader who became an fbi informant reported six years ago that edwin ramos had killed a rival gang member in 2006. nobody has ever been arrested for that. more than one dozen deaths are being blam

morning a black car crashed into the room inches away from the bed and this bas net where a -- bas annette where a -- and this bed where a baby was sleeping. >> my brother had to break down our door to let us out because we smelt gas. >> reporter: police say the car was traveling around 55 miles per hour in the neighborhood when it rammed into the room. before coming to a rest here it clipped the house next door. she didn't see the people in the car but neighbors did. >> two guys and a girl in the car and they ran. they did not stop to see if anybody was okay and they must have heard me. >> reporter: she is the coz on the -- cousin of palo alto's mayor. the children was ininjured. when -- uninjured. when police arrived everyone in the car fled. >> the occupies, few of them were -- left the area on foot running. we immediately started checking the area. we couldn't find anyone. >> reporter: she is grateful they are alive. the family knows this was a close call. they are hopeful police find whoever is responsible. reporting live, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> republican preside

money that was kept secret for more than a decade. 7 news capitol correspondent annette is in sacramento. >>reporter: california state park system is still reeling from friday scandal when administrators revealed 54 million dollars had been found sitting in an account undetected for the last 12 years. supporters just spent the last year raising money to save 70 park from closing due to budget cuts. the surplus now is touching off a money grab because parks doesn't necessarily get to keep the money. >> no department gets to keep technically gets to keep any of this money. this is taxpayer funds. and ultimately it is the decision of the legislature how the money is to be, how the money is to be spent. >>reporter: about 33 and half million dollars is in the off highway trust fund which is not supposed to be spent on anything else but the legislature is known to the raid all accounts no matter what it is for. the other 20 plus million could be reallocated for any purpose. supporters say park should get to keep the stash because some locations only have enough could nations to stay open for a

. >> and annett benning is in the movie. going to be in the movie. >> jimmy: they read it, and they go, this is great. i'd love to take a shot. >> our directors are the directors of "little miss sunshine." they're awesome people. [ applause ] i can't take credit for any of the amazing stuff that's happened. including the people coming on to movie. in the movie, it's all because of jonathan and valerie who directed it. they're like the captains of our ship. >> jimmy: don't you feel that the director gets too much credit. the writer is doing most of the work and the director gets most of it? >> not in this case. not in this case. they're a couple, and they work together in this crazy symbiotic way. they can share sentences, you know. >> jimmy: but they're your sentences that they're sharing. >> it's all me, totally right. >> jimmy: congratulations. great to meet you. i hope it went as you hoped it would do. >> it ranked somewhere wean my first and second wedding. >> jimmy: wonderful. "ruby sparks" opens in select cities july 2

annette is in sacramento with that part of the story.orter: pwraevd campaign to prevent gun violence rank california as having the strongest gun control law ins the country. while the state has had the assault weapon ban in place for nearly 2 decades brady campaign says the aurora shooting highlights the need for tighter restriction. >> we do have an assault weapon ban but how you define what an assault weapon is, is a little tricky and manufacturers have figured out how to get around that. >>reporter: even before the theater massacre state lawmakers had been working on several gun patrol proposal including one that require the reporting of lost or stolen firearms. open care of unloaded long gun and unloaded care of unloaded handgun already prohibited and make it harder to reload the bullets. >> we have a bullet button. >>reporter: store owner showed us a weapon like the one used in colorado. if the suspect had bought the rifle in california it would have come with a bullet button that slows down the time to reload. 10 bullets is the lim

capitol correspondent annette reports. >> this is the time and place when california has to decide. >>reporter: it's a make or break moment for california controversial high speed rail project. nearly 5 billion dollars in voter approved bonds to get the first cement started in the valley and modernize existing rail city. 3 billion dollars will come from the federal government but only if the votes are there. >> secretary transportation has made it very clear that they need to look at withdrawing the money from california putting it someplace else. without that federal match we are not going to be able to go forward. >>reporter: hold up is in the sen wlat democrat who support the project will vote no. chairman of the transportation committee for instance has a hard time with borrowing so much money for the 68 billion dollar project while social services suffer. >> whole issue of the debt service while cutting other programs i could not vote for it. i think the plan as currently presented is, has potential for failure. >>reporter: now californians themselves may getting cold feet. a n

abolishing a liquor store downtown, running it with my brother, opening a screen shot and having my sister annette. there was a realistic he might buy in wisconsin, in that apartment on the magnificent mile around the block. most of the projects mentioned no more than once or twice. you're bringing them up again with my dad he would choose to a quizzical laugh like a drum with a hangover to be reminded of the trouble he caused the night before. you remember the bonus march? i can remember my dad dictating to my mother authors letters from the book review asking if any surviving witnesses to the bonus march could tell the book he wanted to write. during the conversation like that would return to the topic may i tell learn about the bonus march? what ever i had trouble coming up with a high school record he would say have you thought about researching the bonus march? i often got excited when he was discussing the book and the fact that my dad seems some small strategy and scientist's life was in complete. maybe if he had other interests. maybe he would continue to pursue his art and if he had writt

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response by many countries to have resources coming in and to our colleagues who are looking at many annette needs, -- unmet needs, they turn their resources to something else. we have seen this as counterproductive. they need to not only sustain their resources but also as they are a will increase it their resources so they are investing in their population. i have found dialogue the most convincing discussions. art -- it is when i remind our partner countries that i am in a discussion with our appropriators every time we try to move resources to your country to diminish my ability to ask my appropriate is for money if you are not willing to invest in your own population. they are very aware of that. i have found being honest with them about what my challenges are in trying to sustain more funding, that is the best way to make it happen. thank you for the opportunity to have this dialogue with you. i look forward to all of you contributing to moving this agenda forward. i think for president clinton, they feel strongly we are at this moment in time where if we can converge our resources in

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host: annette is on the democratic line. caller: i would like to give two examples to rise at the re- arrive at a conclusion. in the 1980's, we had the savings and loan fiasco. in the 1990's, there was the british bank in singapore where an employee lost $10 billion. later on, there was a french bank that lost a few billion. we remember the 2008 bank fiasco in the u.s. since then, since the fiasco, we have other problems. the robo-signing, the j.p. morgan, barclays, and now we hear about libor. host: what you think the solution is? caller: let me finish my comment here, please. bankers say, we simply made a mistake. this is really not a mistake. these are not mistakes. this is a culture of greed among bankers. or a solution, i am not expert in solutions for bankers. it is hard to control them. more control may or may not work, because they would outfox the controllers. host: the real question is, what do we do about this? guest: money attracts bees like money -- let -- thieves like garbage attracts flies. they need the resou

. >> code-share of the congressional and annette caucus and va republican bob black on prospects of anti virus in legislation in the next congress and other telecommunications issues -- virginia republican bob goodlatte. "washington journal" continues. host: lost in the reaction to health care and immigration law was another print -- supreme court decision that has implications on campaign finance. "los angeles times" and "chicago tribune" money and politics reporter joins us to discuss the case. explain what this case was about and how it is connected to the controversial citizens united case. guest: in terms of the facts of this particular case, montana had a bill on the books since 1912 that said we don't want any corporate money in our state elections. the history is there were these copper mining interests in the state of montana using their enormous wealth and influence to really influence state elections and in one case a man who essentially bought his own senate seat. in 1912, the citizens of montana passed a referendum who said we did not want this type of spending in our state

city of annette -- indianapolis. in this case, the petitioner was seeking to obtain a refund of taxes paid for real estate assessments involving sewer hookups. what happened is that taxpayers had an option of paying the entire assessment up front, $9,000, or pain just $30 a month for 30 years if you prefer to do that. what indianapolis decided to do, one year after the land owners pay the full amount, it did away with this particular tax. the folks who pay the full thing said that we are entitled under the equal protection clause to get a refund of the amount we pay because we pay the full amount. we will pay $3,000 of the $9,000. but the court said -- the court held, in that case, by 6-3, equal protection clause did not give the people who pay the full amount of the tax the right to get a refund because the city had given reasons why it was rational not to give them a refund. that was a case where justice thomas and justice kennedy joined with the others -- three others. justice roberts wrote a strong dissenting opi