the same place annie was staying.me true. i was really a dream come true. >> but the newly weds still had the problem of saving annie's farm. they didn't have the money. and then three months after they married, kelly and 19 of his co-workers from a kwaeker oats cereal plant hate the power ball. >> the day we won the lottery, that was like oh, my god. all these things start going in your head. what can we do with that money? well, du, we got to save the farm. >> not only could they save the farm, they now had the money to rebuild it. the couple is tearing down the old barn to build their dream home. >> what's happening today is so unbelievable, building a new house and starting a new life and everything. so it feels great. well, then there's this other little thing i got today. >> well, what? >> and on the anniversary of annie's first husband's death came a letter. >> the mortgage has been satisfied. >> the couple was able to fully pay off the mortgage. and annie says it all started when she bought that ring. >> i hav

good morning will. >> if i tell you anny .is will be the best weather all day. 62 degrees and oakland hills and not a reason site. this is so refreshing. unfortunately the sun will, and we will all start sweating. we need rain but will not feel the next week or so. you can see the effects, how drive the landscape is. it is still a little shade of green. you had better believe by the end of the week it will turn bright yellow. that is why cal fire is scared and not just in the oakland hills with fog disaster a couple of decades ago the whole place was on fire. all the bay area which is why they had issued a burn bandit in 4 bay area counties starting this morning. in san mateo, santa clara, contra costa county and alameda counties. as far as what we can expect in terms of the fire season, here is got fire talking about that. >> about the last two weeks we have seen an increase activity of agitation fires. because we are three weeks we could potentially have a lot of season a large a damaging fires that occurred in california wh

if they are breathing and you shake annie and she says "go away, i'm sleeping here" you don't have to move her. how much blood do you have? about 6-liters and how much of the red fluid would it take to soak the front of my shirt? not much and one of the little lobes in the bottom here, half an ounce would coat my shirt an if i were to take this and pore it out on the wooden flee floor make a mess and all over the place and difficult to gi gauge blood loss by what you are looking at and there is an emotional component to it and this is a lot of blood and ble bleeding control and pressure and elevation and pressure poi point. to stop bleeding you put direct pressure on the wound. then you do direct pressure and elevation and then you do direc pressure and elevation and a pressure point. direct pressure on the wound an dressing goes on it and a bandage holding it in place. oh my gosh the dress acknowledges soaked through and what do i do? take it off and throw it away? no. put another one on top and hold tighter and get a good grip on it and if you elevate the affe affected part it will

classic "annie" again.n tony awards. and now young kids and adults alike are falling in love with the curly-headed kid and her search for family. [music playing stph-fpl [-- music playing >> the little orphan that told you the sun would come out tomorrow and reminded you you're never fully dressed without a smile is back on broadway. we're taking you behind the scenes of "annie" for the 35th annual production. ♪ >> annie is an orphan and the dog she befriends on the street a stray. like the show, the dog playing annie was taken from the shelter. >> i always wondered what a dressing room would be like. >> this 12-year-old is playing annie. >> how's your day? [woof] >> i have so many favorite parts in the show, this is one of my favorites to work with the dog. >> you're going to say here, boy, here sandy. then you're going to say here, boy, here, sandy and slap your thighs and she is going to jump on you. >> come here, sandy. come here, boy. that was so good! >> look, it is the dress, daddy warbucks overcoat.

annie? >> right. there's no chance this budget will get enacted. the real questions, are they going to cut some smaller deal on entitlement reform and are they going to do anything about the sequester and will they start a tax reform policy that will take years once they start it. a process. i there think will probably be movements to replace the sequester cuts. some are bad. some prevents medicare patients with cancer from getting treatment. i think there might be movement there, but i don't think you'll see a bigger repeal there, because it's really hard to find that much money. >> gloria, you know -- go ahead. >> all of this has to be seen in the context of everything else that's going on that we spoke about earlier. so you have immigration reform. if some kind of deal can be cut with some -- you know, a group of republicans, a group of democrats, that may set the tone for something else on deficit reduction. if the same thing happens in the smaller version on guns, for example. so these are shifting coalitions. right now everybody's looking tow

. >> reporter: both brought their concerns to annie hankstrum to a nonprofit helping seniors. annie and her husband, a doctor, came up with the solution in a flash, a flash drive that contains critical medical information but nothing else. >> we don't want to give anything away that would have their address or their social security number. it's really, who is your emergency contact in case of an emergency? any medication you're taking, any medical conditions you may have. >> reporter: palo alto police and fire departments, along with several local hospitals, support the concept of the er info flash drive and have even trained first responders to look for the device. as for joan and jan, now every time they lace up for a walk, they carry their flash drives with them. >> it gives me peace of mind. >> reporter: seniors can also include on the flash drive information about an advance directive so paramedics know whether or not they want to be resuscitated. reporting live in palo alto, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> just ahead, the best airline in america. find out who's nu

annie chow. are you here? . [calling speaker names] >> hi supervisors. i am annie chow. i am a district represent for lee land yee and do constituent services for district 7 and eight. you both supported the resolution and thank you gies so much for the double fine zone and i have seen a huge out cry from the community for more need for pedestrian safety in d7 from various neighborhood groups, from residents, from the police departments because there are so many thoroughfares going throughout the district so thank you guys so much for holding the hearing and i appreciate all the work you have been doing. >> yeah. that was one person that supporting this, the extension. next up. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is bill casina and asked to come this afternoon by supervisor yee's office to give you a brief overview of our involvement with pedestrian safety years for 20 years with sloat boulevard. i want to thank the supervisors for their focus on pedestrian safety for all of district 7 but specifically for sloat boulevard. our organization is comprised of 1100 homes.

please tell me. >> we need to start. >> annie, you seem to have a response. >> yeah, i think we need to start in elementary school. there's safe touch programs. we need to start talking about gender in our relationship. if we're scared to talk about sex in our primary and secondary education system, by the time you get to college and there's sexual assault rampant, which also happens in the earlier education years, people are scared to talk about it even more. it's silencing. i absolute agree. >> it feels like an important point that -- and dave brings this up. i have an edadolescent daughter. you don't want to make all boys the terrifying predtorial enemy. >> i think that part is key. i worry there will be all sorts of assumptions that are placed on boys and young men that really have no place. ands so this why i think schools can play an important role here, too. not only around sex ed, but in talking about how do you act in online and in-person space? how do you engage your students? what sort of positive interactions should you be having? >> and that's wh

anny hong is tracking the forecast.e a major traffic tieups on the san mateo bridge. we're waiting to the last line to be cleared on a high-rise in the east bound direction. that is on this side of the span. three lanes affected by an accident. a major injury accident that occurred almost two hours ago. it has tied up the traffic in the opposite direction even though no lanes have been reported blocked in the west bound side. this is just a gaper's block. there is at least two of the third three eastbound lane still open. >> backed up be on 101, and the east bound direction. it is the west bound side for most people are stopped and affected. you want to use the dumbarton bridge at your alternate or you may want to head north on the nimitz freeway which is still fairly slow. once you get to the bay bridge you will find an light and easy ride especially from the it freeway approach where there is no back up all. >> at least for the next half-hour avoided the san mateo bridge in either direction. >> anny . we do have coast

. (♪ music playing ) >> we're still here on mission street at the corner of annie alley.hey're named, somebody told me they're named for san francisco's early famous ladies. (chuckling). >> i want to point out the building here at 660 mission street, which i believe is an unreinforced masonry building retrofitted, seismically upgraded. once it is seismically upgraded, it is safe, right? >> when you seismically upgrade it, it is to a standard it doesn't collapse, but it may not be reusable or repairable. >> it was an economic decision of how much money the city could afford versus the benefits to retrofit the buildings. >> we have done about 90% of the upgrade. the standard is low enough that in a major upgrade most will have to be replaced and we lose these beautiful buildings. many of the details are not what they appear to be. these are sheet metal details and trims. sheet metal cornices. san francisco was famous for the sheet metal work. when you go into the sheet metal shop, the whole front of the building is made of sheet metal. that is pacific? no, powell. >> i tric

annie sims, elliott cats, and ian hadel. >> i'm elliott cats. i don't know what happened to the other person. 35 years ago, i founded an organization here in san francisco that currently produces the ethnic dance festival with the hotel tax fund. in those days, i was fighting for the cultures of the minorities. there was a very strong effort to keep the ethnic minorities down by hotel tax fund giving all their money to the, in quotes, white cultures. that has been balanced out. now i see a similar kind of situation happening with the way the banks are treating the minorities, taking advantage of them and so forth. last week, i sat here and i saw people literally crying with tears in their eyes, people with hiv, people with the catholic charities of america, pleading, don't cut back their budgets, their lives depending on it. i'm here to basically say that you have an obligation for -- not to turn your backs on people in need. and if there is an opportunity here to have additional funds, you should not just simply say oh, we don't want to be both

anny . >> thank you george another beautiful day and store. a live look from the bay bridge.n see all the blue sky and loss of sunshine. it will be breezy at times this morning but if and a pleasant day a little milder. we will continue the warming trend into the weekend. the dry pattern sets in. the warmest could be sunday into monday. '80s maybe a couple of 100. >> temperatures and fifties in downtown san francisco. 59 oakland. mid-50s for most of locations. we will talk about the 7 day forecast. it looks to be a hot one more detailed a bit later when i come back. first year is mark. >> thank you anny . >> five boys have been arrested age 16 and younger in connection with the killing of the paramedic and oakland hills. >> we know the prosecutors plan to file charges this morning. still waiting to find out whether the charges will be as juveniles or as adults. the just opened. will try to find out in the meantime we do know about the suspects. take a look at your screen. here is the person we're talking about his name is quinn boyer work in santa clara county as a paramedic.

annie accepted five, 69 san francisco, 73 redwood city. 80s on tap for tomorrow. 7 day around the bayorecast shows tomorrow is the warmest day of the week. gradually cooler as the air mass slides into our area. coastal fog tomorrow morning and it looks like we will continue with dry weather lasting into the weekend. >> a fairly consistent backed up at the bay bridge but no hot spots are being tried currently. was the ride is backing up a bit on a 880 drive the drive times are still 16 to 18 minutes. 20 to 24 minutes of your coming out of the macarthur maze or from the east shore freeway. slower traffic 4680 south, also westbound interstate 80. drive time is 24 minutes. south bay freeways, a potential hot spot with an accident at 280 and wolf and the northbound direction. we'll be watching that. the marin ride continues to roll pretty well, 32 minute drive time from about to the golden gate bridge. >> we beat eight big great basketball team. probably because i had the 13 toughest guys i have ever coached. >> it is a onetime thing and we'll probably never give this opportunity again so

. >> i'm annie, founder of equip for play. more than 5.1 million women golfers in the u.s. just like me who are tired of having to choose between comfort and style when it comes to their golf shoes. and women who don't golf are suffering bunions, blister, and pain all in the name of style. why? i'm a product designer with over 20 years of manufacturing experience, and i've made a shoe that's so comfortable you'll forget you have it on. the fitted heel and generous instep make this a great golf shoe, a great everything shoe. and our unique comfort traction sole makes this two beautiful shoes in one, perfect for course, perfect for street, and we're the only ones who have a glove to match. we've sold over 2,000 pairs of shoes and gloves at equipforplay.com. and because we design for golf and fashion, we have multiple distribution channels open to us to scale this business. we're asking for $1.5 million in funding with a five year roi of 2 1/2 to 3 times. we'll spend the money on inventory, expanding distribution, and continuing

c-span: in the front, "for len, sara, paul and annie." who are they? >> guest: they're the garment children. after the garment husband come the garment children. two of them are grown and living in new york. sara is a student and paul garment is a musician like his father. annie garment is age 9 and has her father's temperament and just wrote an autobiography in which she said she wanted to be the first female chief justice of the supreme court, but if she could really be anything she wanted, she'd be her dog lola. so annie's got her priorities straight. c-span: is this your first book? >> guest: no, it's not. it's the first trade book that i've done alone. i wrote one very academic book about anti-trust policy, and then i wrote a book with pat moynihan, after we had gotten out of the u.n., about those seven months. c-span: when you go to putting a dedication down, was this an easy thing to do or did you have to agonize over it? >> guest: i suppose that when people have written more books they have a harder time because they've already taken care of th

no accidents for interstate 280 or the bayshore freeway. >> anny .ive the residents of the rock ridge neighborhood are on edge after a shooting in the normally quiet neighborhood over the weekend. never tell the house hold a meeting about crime last night to discuss the incident. on saturday night, a man walking with his wife was shot in the shoulder. the gunman ran out before taking anything from a couple. although there our neighborhood watch groups all throughout the area, councilman dan kalb says residents are uneasy and want more police presence. there are concerns as to how much money will be used in the next budget to reduce crime. >> you can eliminate crime. what people want is more of a police presence. >> police are still looking for the gunman in that weekend shooting. >> california highway patrol has agreed to extend and expand its patrols in oakland. the agency's contract was scheduled to expire on friday, but mayor jean quan said, the chp has agreed to continue patrolling while the city works to finalize the terms of a new contract. the

i am anny hong . >> and i am james fletcher. >> erica has a look at our weather. >> temperatures are not to bad we're waking up to '40's and 50's. we did see light showers overnight. showers over downtown san francisco. could see drizzle this morning. the wind is a bigger story. it is windy. the wind will pick up heading into the afternoon. by 11:00 a.m. a high wind advisory goes into effect for the north bay coastline. the east bay shore line, and for those of you located along the peninsula. the wind will continue into the evening hours and chilly overnight. tomorrow we could wake up to areas of frost in temperatures in the '30's. >> something we have not seen for quite some time will have to bundle up. >> sustained winds are 18 mi. an hour for half moon bay. in for oakland. the wind is strong along the coastline and for the higher elevations. >> by 9:00 a.m., not too much. by the afternoon 12, light blue shading on the screen indicates wind gusts as high as 20 mi. per hour. as we continue to advance the clock by 6:00 p.m. tonight sustained winds in the twenties from oakland up tow

. >> good morning anny. we are gearing up for a war we around the bay area. if you like yesterday's you will enjoy today. we are off to a mild start with 50s and 60s. this afternoon some of the inland spots could see nineties. mostly conditions. light when by tonight. everyone is talking temperatures. mid-70s for downtown san francisco. 82 and vallejo. low 90s for fairfield and antioch. >> we will talk about the warmest day of the week coming up in a couple of minutes. good morning george. >> good morning erica. things are starting to back up at the bay bridge toll plaza for the west bound ride. if the meter lights not active. these are all cash paying people heading to the bridge. >> interstate 580 in high way for westbound a good ride for south bay peninsula, and north bay freeways. >> thank you george. we're following the weather this morning. we are expecting testers to be above average. talking warm to hot around the bay area. kron fours will trans is live in oakland. >> good morning well. >> good morning anny. it is comparable. comparable is the word be

thank you anny finishing off with the commute fairly nicely. no hot spots.laza and the west bound commutes working down to the macarthur maize it will not take long. about 14 minutes. we're still slow from just past the 580 over crossing. the eight men approach to the best bet to the bridge. the golden gate bridge and been pretty quiet-st 880 bridge is the best approach. >> looking at the traffic maps the strong free ride has calmed down. west 24 los sluggish of orinda and rock ridge on the ride out the maize. the ride slow on 101 of the 87 split. as is the slow traffic north from cupertino on a five. the marin right completely cleared for 101 southbound. the drive times a back route with five minutes from the bottle to the golden gate bridge. >>--navato to the golden gate bridge. bie >> drivers will thwill get a slight break at the pump this summer. the latest forecast from the energy informations administration estimates the average price for galleria our guests will be $3.63. this out last year's average of $3.69 a gallon. more fuel-efficient cars are exp

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the dumbarton bridge is problem free. >> annie. >> thank you erica. the tie this 417 . investigators and texas had not determined a cause of the explosion that killed 14 people including 10 of first responders. but, authorities have released 911 tapes that captured the initial panic after the fire and mass blast at a fertilizer plant in west texas. andrew spencer at the report. >> all the windows are completely blown out. >> calmed down and take a deep breath. we are aware of the situation and getting there as fast as we can. >> i have got a total explosion. i need as many east texas truck as a consent this way. ( exlposion). >> dramatic images of a massive explosion a town struggling to bounce back from a hard fight in deadly blast. >> ♪ sunday was the first day for the faithful to gather since wednesday's explosion. among the 14 people killed wore tan first responders. one man in the congregation left in controllable by his grief. a city scattered by a blast that could be heard 50 mi. away. investigators say pine blast originated. the blast destroyed dozens of homes a

anny. >> thank you erica. the time is a 4:26 . we're talking about some of the wind gusting up to to 50 mi. an hour. there it it looks like we're having issues here. >> we're talking about the box office. evil dead coming in that no one. with a $26 million debut. tying for second the croods and the action flick gi joe retaliation, both with an estimated 21.1 million. final numbers expected later today will sort out which movie comes out ahead. steven spielberg's a three-d debut of this dinosaur blockbuster drastijurassic park came in fourth 18.2 million. >> their prodare power outages this morning. we will let you in on the numbers and let you know where we see [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. at&t u-verse high speed internet offers more speed options, reliability and wi-fi hotspots than ever. go to our website below to get u-verse high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. it's all

el primer encuentro público de yo anny sánchez no pudo tener un escenario más emblemático la torre deableció que su visita era establecer puentes entre los exiliados de cuba. >>> no permitamos que nos sigan separando . >>> yoani sánchez respondió preguntas sobre el espinozo tema hay muchas personas en miami que consideran que debe quedarse en pie para de alguna manera presionar al gobierno de la habana, ella piensa diferente. >>> reconoció que no es lo mismo hablar sobre el embargo en otros lugares donde hoy incluso hubschmhubo manifestaciones criticando su postura sobre el tema pero mantuvo su posición. >>> he nacido un lugar donde se trata de justificar con el embargo de la falta de libertad en la calle, la ausencia de papas en nuestros platos, la carencia de tomates en el mercado. entonces, bueno, soy critica precisamente porque desde pequeña me han querido hacer creer que todo es culpa del embargo ¿no?. >>> público fue diverso de conocidas figuras del exilio histórico y jóvenes universitarios todos parecieron vez deudos por sus palabras. >>> no tienen compromiso, de viejas generac

. >>> hello, my name is annie elizabeth cromwell, i live in district 6 where we have undergrounded utilities. i'm here in support of that. i believe for our safety and for our tourism industry that it would best serve our community to have the entire city underground utilities. thank you. >> next speaker. >>> mr. president, members of the board, as i sat there a few moments ago, i listened attentively to representative for district 9 and the nice words that she spoke about that lady who, in my humble estimation, [speaker not understood] to help [speaker not understood] people arrive at their destination in life. what came to me was a poem, part of it say that life's great men all remind us we must make our lives sublime and leave it -- and part and leave behind us such faith in [speaker not understood]. that lady that was spoken of, she surely did leave a great legacy that although she is not with us today, she can be highly be spoken of and i compliment you, supervisor, for district 9. thank you very much. >> thanks. next speaker. >>> tom gilberti, [speaker not understood] apartments. last

. >> let me bring in economic policy wroert for "the new york times," annie lowry. we've been talking on this program, stocks on a tear, housing coming back, partly because of investors buying up property, but job recovery has been slow, stubbornly slow. this is why only 44% of americans approve of president obama's handling. what does the president need to do to convince americans he can get the economy going for those that are not feeling richer, despite one record stock market, one after another? >> it's an interesting thing. we had retail sales numbers coming in very weak. it seems like that had to do with the payroll tax cut expiring in january. despite all the good things going on in the economy, housing turning around, for instance, the jobless rate is going down, it's all going really, really slowly. i think americans feel this. and i think the numbers are still really bad. that's reflected in the relatively low approval of the president from now and again. there isn't a ton the white house can do to shift that. these are really big economic trends. this bud

anny associations the suspect meant that we would do what ever it takes to keep america safe. >> tonightstonian responded with resolve and determination they did their part assistance and partners in this investigation. to all police across nasa to messages reverie over five long days. obviously tonight there are still many unanswered questions among them why did the young man who grew up and study here as a part of our communities and our country resort to such? how did they plan and have they received any help? what everett they thought they could ultimately achieve they failed they failed because boston refused to be intimidated. americans refuse to be intimidated or terrorist. nor will we break the bonds that hold us together as americans. president obama >> >> reporter: he concluded by saying what makes americans the greatest of all over the world-not stop because of this attack. >> pam: the 11 year-old boy that was injured in the boston on monday the boston attack on monday has received e-mail updates from earhart's family. first lady michelle obama even stop by to visit and. >> pa

she was not out there like anny tan was when she wrote the joy luck club. so much of it is timing. it meant all the history and the voices before then had been silent. my generation of writers came in and we heard stories of women and men and the family of a different generation. a lot of us had been writing about that because they were silenced for so long. i am involved with the book prize. it's a pacific rim book prize in which books come from asia and all over the pacific rim. in the last 11 years it's been a prize we read so many books that have come from voices of new writers. i'm always amazed and they are writing different storers i wrote when i started. all the people have come through now. if you look at the list of indian and japanese authors and chinese authors it's now we are very much diverse. i think for a long time we weren't. i thank you for that question. if i keep going i will never get another question. [laughter]. >> thank you for samurai's garden. i read it had it first came out and it's wonderful to be rereminded. >> thank you. and thank you for coming. you k

assigned a number of deals with the likes of exxon morville and annie and said it's looking at projects together with the fee which is its twenty percent shareholder of oil companies meanwhile like keen to get their hands on the arctic as it's believed to be storing the world's largest on taps energy reserves and experts say that cooperation between russia and the company in the arctic is keen as russia on its own will not be able to cope with such complicated projects it needs its foreign partners experience and technologies to do that. and time now to take a look at the equity markets on wall street where trade is pretty active this hour it's a very upbeat picture pretty much across the board investors are waiting for the earnings season to swing the sentiment one way or the other analysts are actually expecting a decline in profits for the s. and p. five hundred companies the first year on year decline since two thousand and nine and that's according to bloomberg now let's take a look at europe and as you can see it was also pretty upbeat almost half a percent for the footsie germany

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. >> anny hong with a look at the weather. >> still chilly in some locations. east of town toward the delta at cartines strait. >> it will be a nicer day with clear light winds. ground heart of the they looks good. navto at 10. fairfield seen in windy conditions sustained winds at 18 mi. an hour. gusts up to 30. more details on the warm-up coming this way. the weekend looking good. details on that a bit later. >> darya. >> thank you anny 906 we will be back with more in a couple of minutes as we ball the next story \ / \ / \ / \ the big story. >> the blast at the marathon in boston. >> >> new for you this morning. to overnight fire is in san jose to tell you about. both of them fatal. >> i have them here on this google earth map. the first fire happened on north fifth and empire streets. it broke out around 1130 lassiter claimed the life of a seven year old girl. to other people suffered smoke inhalation that fire is out but crews are still on the scene investigating the cause. >> the second happened last night as reported around 830 on daniel way, near highway

annie sims, elliott cats, and ian hadel. >> i'm elliott cats. i don't know what happened to the other person. 35 years ago, i founded an organization here in san francisco that currently produces the ethnic dance festival with the hotel tax fund. in those days, i was fighting for the cultures of the minorities. there was a very strong effort to keep the ethnic minorities down by hotel tax fund giving all their money to the, in quotes, white cultures