and as we were feeding annis, annis' mother would also feed annis. it was amazing when she would raise her head, and look up and smile eventually, and eventually even almost start trying to walk. i would carry her around on rounds, and to see her thrive and survive when her mother was so sure th she would never do so, was probably one of the more beautiful experiences that i had there. but as well as the program seemed to be progressing, the challenges were just beginning. about x weeks into my stay i was lled to come to the inteive ca feeding cente where we keep our st critical cases... at 4:45 or:0in the morning, very early. and we rushed over there in the dark in our four-wheel-drive car, we found in the tent where we keep our children with tuberculosis, was one of the mothers lying prostrate on the floor in a pool of diarrhea and vomitus. we assessed her quickly and found she had almost no pulse that we could palpate. we could barely detect a blood pressure, and she was almost comatose. she would barely respond to pain. we then immediately starte

annie has done that on so many levels, other artists are doing it. there are a lot of people who learned how to be a musician activist from pete seger. i don't think anything is going to die with him. he planted a lot of those pomegranate seeds. >> it seems that he was ready to do it all the way up to the rest of his life. >> oh my goodness. i helped him mr. his house, i was , andup to the very end he was s available. i want to say this machine avoid hates and brings peace. that's pete seeinger. >> and sandy, annie, john, and joe, thank you all for being with me. tonight is the state of the union speech, as john nichols mentioned. i'm on my way to be part of al jazeera's special coverage. we'll be in the studio joined by libby casey on capitol hill. ali velshi in new york, and al jazeera reporters around the country and around the world as we wait for the president's >> hello, and welcome to aljazeera america. i'm de la fuente de la del walte the stories we're following for you. president obama taking his state of the union address for a spin. and bo

>>anny: time now is 420. a new poll finds of americans are starting the year with little hope that the government will solve the nation's biggest problems. the associated press poll shows half of those surveyed want to see a lot of changes or a complete overhaul. just one in 20 said the government works well in the to the changes. 70 percent lack confidence and lawmakers' ability to make progress and the big issues facing the country. toccata. just one and 20 said the government works well and needs no changes. 70 percent lacked confidence in lawmakers' ability to make progress on some of the big issues facing the country. the percentage of americans saying the nation is heading in the right direction has been topped 50% in about a decade. a new study confirms that we've long and on about taxing and driving pretty raises the risk of a crash or near miss. researchers installed video cameras and other devices and 42 newly licensed drivers in more than 100 adults to end decades behind the wheel. they found among

well, in annie's second year of college she was doing calculus 3, making as, and i'm thinking there'sork there, right? >> reporter: with her nest now empty, pam picks up a hobby and gets hooked on researching the family tree. >> she would be up to 2:00 to 3:00 in the morning doing this. >> reporter: these days anyone can stick a swab inside their cheek, go online, and for a few bucks, discover relatives and health histories they never knew they had. pam branum swabbed the whole family. >> i thought it was really interesting how it tells you about your health. it tells you where you come from. >> reporter: as expected, when the results come back, pam finds that annie shares 50% of her mom's dna. but what about her dad? >> and it said that they shared zero dna. i was in a panic. you know, i was in a complete panic. >> annie walked through the door, didn't say a word, gave me a big hug, started sobbing. >> i think it took a very long time for it to sink in. >> reporter: what was it that sunk in? >> trying to comprehend what it meant that he wasn't my biological father. and then, who is?

>>anny: >>anny: and san jose a second consecutive night has come and gone with no new suspicious fires. this victorian house at the 17th and east st. john st. was heavily damaged and one of at least 13 fires thought to be the work of a serial arsonist. most of the fires have occurred within a two square-mile area between william and santa clara streets just east of downtown san jose. firefighters are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. fire and police are making frequent visits to the area particularly during the early morning hours when most of the fires have been set. hundreds of ducks have been found dead in a pond in redwood city. kron4's charles clifford has details of what could be killing the birds. >>: the problem reached a peak last week. >>: read out over and walked her dog along the water she said she saw dozens of dead ducks and other birds that seem to be struggling. >>: all of them were in different stages. it look like something was wrong with their nerves because they would get paralyzed from the waist down and do this. it was very terrifying

>>anny: here's how they found out about it. of the tissue samples of the bay became concerned the brain tissue samples were stolen and alerted police. >>mark: here's something you don't see every day. a bear club-a bear cub living with chickens. the orphaned cubs was found in a chicken coop and a day-a-midway, bridge columbia. and the chickens were sharing their grains with the beer. the baby black bear was captured and transported to the northern lights wildlife society for it will be cared for. we'll be right comeback timeout is 545. fast falling snow, whipping winds and bitter cold are getting much of the nation this morning. on the left it is what it looked like late yesterday afternoon in western maryland and washington d.c.. on the right, you can see the snow coming down really hard in lakewood ohio. as bad as it may look, the real weather trouble is in parts of new york and massachusetts which this blizzard conditions from a nor-easter. waiting for john f. kennedy airport to reopen in the new york area. a lot lanes are t

>>anny: thank-you erica. new this morning the 3 a. grass fire and--in corte madera is now under control. it was first reported around to 45 last night at a homeless encampment just east of the village shopping mall near 101 and tamalpais drive. the homeless camps are being investigated for possibly starting the fire. the fire chief says propane tanks pose a particular danger to the firefighters this morning. >>: we will be here throughout the day to make sure no hot spots pops up. >>anny: there were no injuries reported as a result of the fire. >>mark: the fbi is now leading the investigation into an arson attack on the chinese consulate in san francisco. wednesday night, someone threw two buckets of gasoline on the front doors of the building on geary and laguna streets. no one was injured but the flames heavily damaged the outside of the consulate and left smoke damage. federal investigators say they're working with local police and fire departments as well as the attack appears to be an isolated incident. the chinese consulate has

>>anny: are other big story. a massive winter storm is slamming the northeast this morning, bringing with it frigid forecasts for gusting and blizzard conditions. the nor'easter comes just as parts of the midwest and east coast restored power to tens of thousands of residents from the last storm. there is new york's mayor and build a blotchy of shoveling snow. --bill deblagio. andrew spencer shows us the effects of the snow wind and bitter cold. >>: heavy snow poor visibility and better called have started dominating the north east. and stormed the national weather service warned would raise havoc. the high side at midnight at midday friday were expected to cause coastal flooding and massachusetts. >>: it's extraordinary how much is being done on the ground to prepare for the storm. officials do what they could to get crews out to spice-to assault the rose. new york's long island, but parts of massachusetts and maine were expected to give blizzard conditions. bad driving conditions were only expected to get worse

let's get a last check of weather now from anny. >>anny: hi george.orning. this is what we have a red flag warning that's now been extended through us thursday morning. a more warm days and store for us. we can see some new records. we're looking at warm conditions in the next few days here and it will be a little cooler into the weekend but i'm looking for rain and i don't see any. temperatures right now are pretty nice critic specially and half moon bay. 66 degrees has been very mild for the coast. nevada at 50. in downtown san francisco at 51. san jose and 48. i think temperatures generally and the north bay are into the forties and fifties right now here's a look at satellite and radar picture. the high is sitting right over us and we have the winds circulating around it. giving us off shore flow kind of that northeasterly bricks has-breeze. highs for where you left 71 for the austin and ballet. also low 70's and palo alto. heading over to the east bay nice day for you. upper 60s and low 70's. '70s and san leandro livermore pushing close to 70 deg

anny? >>anny: thanks ericanew this morning-- drought conditions across california have created an elevated fire risk. in response, cal- fire announced plans tuesday. to beef up staffing levels and resources statewide. kron 4's charles clifford has details. according to the u.s. drought monitor 98% of california is experiencing a monitor to extreme drought conditions. on tuesday cal fire said statewide moisture levels are closer to what they normally see at the peak of a fire season. in response cal fire has extended seasonal firefighting crews and some of our california and hired 125 supplemental firefighters and the northern half of the state. here in the bay area 12 additional firefighters have been assigned to the san mateo santa cruz area. five are being sent to the sonoma likes napa unit and a dozen will go to the santa clara unit. cal fire has also brought an 25 additional fire engines. it would deploy to engines with a third and it going to the shasta trinity area. the department is

herbert wiener, annie bows. those are the last speakers. >> next speaker. >>> thank you for having me today. my name is annie bell and i'm here to talk about the shuttle program which i support. i'd first like to start out saying i'm a san francisco native and a currentes are department and i use shuttles every day. with that said i use muni regularly. i walk, i ride bikes and it's just another option for me to be able to get to work. i love san francisco and i love being from here and i love that right now i have the opportunity to raise my children here. with that said, even being a tech worker and taking the shutter, housing affordability is a big concern for me raising children here and i really want to point out that folks in the tech sector, folks who are from here and people who just moved here are concerned about this also. and i would love to see some support and focus on housing as opposed to transportation issue. at the point i'm in in my career and in my family life where i'm trying to raise three ch

hi anny. >>anny: yes darya 3 vote it's been so dry out there in the humidity is low. will talk more about that and just a second are right now we have north bay temperatures in the 30's but to avoid the coast, it is mild for you. during the '60s at this hour especially in half moon bay. sunny and warm and widespread '70s. i think we will definitely challenge some records in records will be sent. off by 8:00 tonight. thursday morning till morning has been extended. costs low humidity. five to 10%. the on the lookout as the fire danger has been elevated through thursday morning. more details on how long this warm weather last but first here's george with traffic. good morning. >>george: out well anny things are starting to heat up a bit as we see more traffic congestion at the bay bridge toll plaza fourth right at 6:00. but for the meter and light to be activated shortly for the westbound ride. your quick commute check shows with that picked up some slowing on highway 4 and the westbound direction. but we still look good through the south bay through the north bay. fina

the time -7463 here's a look at your forecast with anny. >>anny: thanks erica.you are a skier or border you have to go up to a town hall because take a look at the left in there and sierra tahoe. a storm total of 10 to 16 in. 10 at the base and 60 in. up at the summit. a lot of fresh powder. this is great news as it's been a very tough season so far as we get lots of sunshine. the a very nice weekend to take advantage of the storm we had. sierra tahoe a base of 22 in.. we are working on it. heavenly has 10 in. of new snow in the past 24 hours at kirkwood picking up more than a foot of fresh powder into last 24 hours as well. and in the bay area we're looking at conditions to start off your friday morning. and maybe breezy once again for the afternoon today. it will be cool but plenty of sunshine tonight. it will be dry for saturday expecting tracking and other transfers some showers. right now, for this as a heading of the door for most areas. 45 in san jose and also 45 and oakland. looking at temperatures in the mid- 40s. 15 degrees cooler and half moon bay. 14

>> they did out aggrieve annie defranco.d i do a lot of concerts in places that are owned by people. of course she does. >> here is a good point, will and you can agree with me. there are a lot of people, maybe one, maybe none. maybe i don't remember what i am talking about that didn't do the boy scout jamboree thing. they turned down performing because of their stance on allowing gays as -- >> troop leaders. >> yes. and yet they still performed like in the middle east. where gays can be killed. i think there is a lot of inconsistencies going. >> i will take that and say there is a strain of progressive thought that tom was talking about. it is obsessed with since of the past. it is about grandpa's since or thomas jefer sopa's sins. but when they look in the mirror they no longer exist. the internet is made so much worse and being offended is a sign of virtue. the better the person you are the more outraged and miserable you are all of the time. that's a bizarre way to go through life. >> not if you are con constantly being

herbert wiener, annie bows. those are the last speakers. >> next speaker. >>> thank you for having me today. my name is annie bell and i'm here to talk about the shuttle program which i suppr they should be funding the city budget. they should be funding mta and they have the backs to do it. they are filth i rich. they are getting away with neighbor by invading the neighborhood. i live in the richmond. pretty soon they'll be invading my neighborhood. maybe we should call san francisco google land. you have to do something about bringing these buses to heel. i wonder if anyone from google has testified here. i got here late partly due to a crowded [speaker not understood]. the thing about it, you have to do something to curb this and they should maintain up and above their expenses for maintenance. they ought to be funding the muni budget insteadth of taking it out of the hydes and other passengerses. [speaker not understood]. they have the money to go after it. be brave. >> next speaker. , please. (applause) >>

>> annie, how did your father take it? >> it was definitely hard at first.ure you can imagine. >> where are you now as a family? how have you been able to work through this? >> i think it's definitely brought us closer together. you have very deep conversations that you probably wouldn't have if something like this hadn't happened. so the three of us had to really share deep thoughts and soul soul-searching questions and answers. i have never even heard or thought of anything like this. it would never have crossed my mind this could ever happen anywhere. i'm guessing the same was true for you. >> absolutely. >> so this wall of pictures, how many pictures are up there, and what is your sense of things here? >> there were dozens and they were overlapping. almost like a collage. and initially when he said that, gave me hope that this would be the time that my house and i would be able to -- my husband and i would be able to conceive. there were a lot of pictures up there but it took on a whole new meaning when my eyes were looking at something that my heart ref

chris richardson and annie dunst and used a nice hotel but known to the mall. zoe is a good dose of the penny they say that i took it from them met with the sole our hotel this untill the only him these alice which will blog and it will be coming back this is justice in this country. racegoers will be arrested. and it will be given the subtle but i can t thousand and ten chris and annie had a mandate from the west to do out the coniston hotel and conference center in north kent. they would just eleven days from opening when that i'm manager told them there was a prompt and releasing really too strong too bad aim is to die why someone that they'll sort it. and that is the last week that it is not suffice the us would have no good form continues. meet at the end is that the bank was saying they'd run out of money. despite having one point six million pounds to the agreed adding that the west bentleigh the need to pay tell it to stay for the degree to which no price to the hotel card itself in administration. from what it was snapped up by twenty three to step bac

when annie and i were broke and we wanted to make a record, it i'll bug,eet dreams and we had nothingand we said, localn't we go see the bank manager. things we all the wanted to buy, which came out to 4800 pounds. it was a mixing desk, and a tape,tape, -- an 8 track and we said, if we made this we wouldn't have so much debt, and he agreed. he gave us 6000 pounds. dreams" theet album. story.it is a rare >> it won't be so rare. tavis: it is a great story. what has it told you over the difference for a ?anker to give you those $5,000 >> there is a big disconnect between creativity and commerce. i wrote a book that was on here. it is hard for creative's and artists to concentrate more than 30 seconds in a meeting about finances. they are busy doodling a picture of their grandmother or whatever. onis very hard for people the financial side to understand whether an idea is something that is worth investing in. if an unknown wonders in a bank and says, i have got an idea. an alien with a long finger who wants to go home. life of pi or avatar or these films that went on to make billions. or

reporting live from columbia, anny hong, wusa9. >>> and now this afternoon our partners at the radio interviewed by phone a woman who claims to be the shooter's mother. the woman would not give out her name and wusa9 has not been able to independently confirm her identity, but this is how the interview happened. a reporter was with the other media talking to the family friend in the car and in the shooter's neighborhood. that friend said that she was talking to the shooter's mother on the cell phone and put that woman on speaker. here is what the woman had to say. >> it's so unusual that you can talk to any one of their friends to find out what kind of a genuine person he was. i just don't know. she has never had a gun before, never been interested in guns, never been interested in anything like that. i don't know what happened. i just don't know what happened. i don't know what happened. i'm still feeling for it too. >> again this interview came to us from wnew radio. at this time we have not been able to independently confirm the identity of this person as the shooter's mother. >>>

annie and the people who work with me at annie i don't ever want to know who's in the audience even my own family when they come i say go through my system because i just want to do the work i just want to do the work i don't want to be thinking about who's out in the audience you know is there a celebrity out there that's why i hated knowing patti lu pone me audience during the tonys i really just want to do my work. which leads into a less social media question just a limp on instagram where you want to be remembered for. making people laugh i think that will nothing like that nothing like it nothing like it cures all ills you know that moment that moment night when you're leading up to the lie yeah and you know it's funny if you played into the game shows color if you only knew this i don't know your case based on how you felt about boys who was the first person you kissed the first person i cast. some kid up in a tree a boy up an intruder in the triana awarded probably twelve numbers with a mocking cigarettes to you remember his name no i don't remember his name but you didn't enjo

>>anny: new this morning. a team of former nba players calling it a " great idea for the world. " the trip takes place just weeks after north korea shocked the world by announcing the execution of cans of 03 there are also concerns for the welfare of u.s. a dissent kenneth bay who's been detained for more than a year for on no crimes. the subject came up in a cnn interview listen to how anchor ride back and how does our his answer was >>: i love to speak on this. you got 10 guys here. that have left their families. left their damp families to help their families. help this country. does anyone understand that? >>anny: he never really fully answer the question of what the charges were carried by the way of rodman is there an with nba basketball players who will be taking place in an international basketball game. good. good answer. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educati

i love annie. >> it doesn't change the fact he's her father. love each other. but a very disturbing case. >> why people have to be capable of this kind of thing. >>> a new government report says the cruise ship industry is safer in the two years since the "costa concordia" disaster but finds more steps need to be taken reporting that a sexual and physical assault reporting is now required. and there are still delays in making crime reports public. >> what does that mean for your safety at sea? our travel editor peter greenberg is in los angeles. peter, good morning. >> good morning, charlie. this actually stems from the 2010 cruise vessel security and safety act passioned by congress. of the 15 provisions in that law, the report from the gao now stands that 11 of those provisions have actually been taken care of by the cruise lines. but as you reported there are four areas still left being done. in terms of crime reporting how is that crime being reported how quickly and how is that information disseminated to the public in a way to make an int

today, annie is thrilled to be -- she's very happy. luca is her baby brother.d to train luca to be her ultimate protector. so it all ended okay. that was crazy. >> that's going to live on forever for her. >>> do they keep the pounds off during the holidays? a final check of the ladies who have been trying to -- >> we are back on this thirsty thursday with ambush makeovers and carson daly who is helping me out. >> nothing like a couple ambush makeovers to get me in the spirit. this is my first ambush makeover. certainly nothing like the new year to start a new look. >> you'll love this. "today" contributor and stylist to the stars. your ready? ♪ luis lacari la, la, la, la, la ♪ >> i turn my chair around for all of you. >> and also here with "today's style editor bobbie thomas filling in for jill. >> happy new year. >> happy new year. you were out there hats and scarves and coats were on. how were the pickings? >> it was good. a large crowd. and it's the first ambush of the new year. as you said, what better way to start out the new year. >> good news for our fir

annie says: >> so, jane, the laws are on the books.are out there, it doesn't seem that a lot has changed. you have spent so much time with pimps and the victims of sex trafficking. from your perspective is there a better more logical way to attack this problem? >> i think it's so complexion we need a multi-faceted approach. and i think that's what they are doing in new jersey admirably, especially the education of middle school kids, it's fantastic. i also feel strongly from what i have seen that we need to -- we all need to be more aware of what district attorneys are doing whether they care about this issue you. and the general public needs to be better informed so that they can be good jurors when the criminal justice system brings people to trial. and they are very hard case to his prosecute. and in juries don't understand the complexity of control that traffickers have over their victims it makes it really hard to bring them to justice. i think we all have a pa are the to play in change actually. >> brook, speaking of that control

>>anny: hawaii does sound nice. don't address the more pott is the 15- year old girl from saratoga, who committed suicide after inappropriate pictures of her. were passed around her high school. the lawyer for one of the boys accused an argument between hot and her friends led the girls' to hang yourself not what the boys were accused of doing. fbi special agent jeff johnson referring to 39 year-old yen thank who turned himself and for the arson at the chinese consulate in san francisco and new year's day. the blaze captured by a security camera. according to the fbi tank is a chinese national and permanent u.s. resident living in daly city. on friday afternoon he called 911 and confessed prompted local police to make the arrest. the fbi won't say why he would have set the fire court papers said what he called by 11 he said " i made the fire. " he said he told investigators he had been hearing voices and chinese and the chinese consulate had to have been involved. that is being charged with arson the fireball seen o

the stick a look at weather with anny.ca: getting some really good ski pictures and read north star reported summer league preconditions. a lot of the resort's finally picking up some much needed snow. this week and if you don't have plans. finally some really nice conditions. reference of snow. the morning to san francisco york 47 degrees. san jose 46. temperatures today is little bit on the cool side. by 11:00 were still generally and the forties and also 50s and not a lot of forming up. a lot of us and the upper 50s. maybe a few low 60s for today the with the breezy conditions tomorrow morning if you have early more plants temperatures would be a little bit on the cold side. at third is for the north bay and the livermore valley also for parts of san jose. the parts of the day will probably be in the forties as a spot in the '50s. by 11:00 a lot of us will be in the ford and 50 degree territory. if you low 60s including richmond. >>: school officials in utah for in apology this morning from school officials in utah for

. >> annie bran ham grew up in a loving, supportive, stable home.her mother pam was about to deliver about her father. >> it doesn't match anything. there is no dna that you share with your father. it took me a minute. what are you talking about? >> annie's mother discovered her biological father was a technician at the reinstructive medical technologies where annie's parents received help to get pregnant 21 years ago. >> i thought oh, my god. >> through pam's detective work, the family found out that tom lipper, a tech at the clinic and he's annie's dad. this is a story he did in the late 90s. neighbors accused him of throwing rocks and terrorizing him. >> did you throw the rocks last night. >> absolutely not. >> they switched his sperm with his own. >> it was hard at first to think that who am i? i thought i was this person -- my mom and my dad. now my dad is not my biological father. who am i? who am i? >> a question about her personal core and questions with which annie is trying to come to terms. >> i understand that this happened to me and the

annie: south worth. >> hello, mr. shan. >>> hello, i live on market street. the mayor's plan is to be nice. it's a cute slogan. we need a stronger response to this he can democrat i can. we need to stop catering to cars. instead of metering on sundays, we need that money to buy safer streets and to improve our infrastructure. currently when i walk down harris street in some a i keep getting to these little metal barriers that say, no ped crossing. this is because we prioritize cars making right-hand turns or left hand turns above people walking the street. it forces me to cross the street not one, not two, but three times putting me at risk three tiestionv. suppose the city prioritizes ~ >> please stand by, experiencing technical difficulty >> good afternoon, mr. yamamoto. >>> good afternoon, i'm jerry yamamoto [speaker not understood] as well as having particular interest in public safety. i have been transported by a fire department ambulance after a collision with a car in the bad old days on guerrero and san jose. so, thank you for making those changes. i

annie annie knew still lacking the defense office of the special tribunal for lebanon. she believes this child is nonetheless was holding. this show about him and estimate the cost was cos we went to a statement by the defendants but there will be material prince present it they already have a picture of the communications the telethon that looks at the time. the prosecution has built his case on cars after rubbing your house at the moment would expect nothing of the legal expertise to buy a stake in the video evidence among others will come after me knowing news on the town walls surrounding the carrier is man that has become my sunday by the war in syria sectarian violence spilling across the border. many in lebanon having this trial would trigger more tensions it's very volatile time although there's a need to have overwhelmingly backed the new constitution. initial tallies after two days of voting states passed with ninety percent of the vote the result of the referendum was given despite a boycott call by the opposition muslim brotherhood. all eyes now are on the t

(applause) >> annie goust. she's the last speaker to turn in a speaker card. >> go ahead. >>> thank you for allowing me to be the last speaker. [speaker not understood]. i live on fell street located directly outside a muni stop which is now being co-opted by google again. and i want to say i support any project of this kind under a few conditions and those are these. that the pilot program is treated as that, a pilot program. it is an opportunity and experience for you to realize the impact of a shuttle program like this. i would like to see the following in force. number one, the number of stops strictly limited as limited as possible, enforced and regulation to be as strict as possible and taken as very, very seriously. and ultimately i'd like to see a speed structure imposed that accounts for a couple of things. one, the fact that these companies have been acting flagrantly in violation of muni rules for years with zero consequences. i know a lot of people feel strongly about that. secondly, i'd like to see

annie lowry is the economic reporter for the "new york times." annie, let me start with you.way of sort of sparking a conversation. then the anniversaries go away and the debate about the issue of what to do goes away. is that what -- is that a point that we're at right now when we're talking about these poverty issues? or is the income inequality issue something that might actually have the attention of lawmakers? >> i think that you're right. that these anniversaries sent to come and go and nothing changes. but it's worth noting that 2014 is actually a really big year in terms of government programs, alleviating the effects of poverty because of the medicaid expansion. the medicaid expansion means that millions of childless poor adults are going to have access to health insurance in a way that they didn't before. i do think that both parties are really, really serious about tackling inequality and poverty as an issue. we've seen a lot of new proposals on the republican side. we've seen democrats hitting the republicans for trying to cut some safety net programs. and also fo

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annie was a freshman & dra aa sophomore, the university of north carolina at chapel hill.ach said the university failed to protect them or give them the support they needed afterward. >> the last thing i would want to do is to walk into an office immediately after and say, this happened to me. this happened to me. this happened to me and to be questioned about it for hours upon hours. i know when i did report, because i did, i was blamed for my own experience. >> what does that mean, "blamed"? >> i was told that rape was like a football game and i should look back on my experience if i was playing this game and what would i have done differently do avoid that situation. there is depression, eating disorder, cutting, internal blame and a lot of that burdenep is placed on the victim to change her life style because, it's your fault. you've got to get over it, figure out what i can do to make it better. >> since 1972, the u.s. department of education under title ix of the civil rights act has said institutions receiving federal funds must ensure an education free of sexual di

>>anny: we have a little bit of reso.f an hour for napa. half moon bay one and a half miles otherwise most locations will clear. we have delays averaging almost 40 minutes because of that low visibility so we did see a little bit of a drizzle. very patchy. the fog also patchy as well. we have another system to watch. will talk more about that on your 7 day forecast. >>darya: 9 l2 right now another person killed on the streets in san francisco. in the sixth vehicle - pedestrian incident in the city in one week. and while the northeast and midwest are getting lots of snow and ice. it's a different problem here in the bay area where we are experiencing drought- like conditions. kron4's will tran has an update. >>: this man tried to make his way across van nest almost made it to. a few feet away from safety and that's when the car comes along as lambs right into him. here's video we got right after a hatband. at about 620 last night at the height of the evening commute to 3 van ness was very busy at that time. they don't know

my first love being drawn to the stage and getting i have been on stage now twenty years but doing annie the first time i stepped out there i was like oh i have been in place a lot of come about well that james the pine and the crew called my agent said you know katie finneran who did the role had again got a television series michael j. fox i'm serious at the end so she'd be leaving the show would i be interested in doing it over the summer not. you betcha i've known this musical forever i know every breath of of the score my big fan of dorothy loudon bridget who originated mishan again and. gosh it was just it was a perfect magical coming together of things that you know i said yeah absolutely my friend but you know toes me is so it seems dumba theater when the curtain opens it's just you know we can hope the. director's medium right right goes into right when television tune you sit in your trailer for a long time and you know there's you don't have any skin in the game unless you're you know directing or your producer you kind of i mean i'm sure you know we all work very hard and we

hi anny. >>anny: yes darya 3 vote it's been so dry out there in the humidity is low.temperatures in the 30's but to avoid the coast, it is mild for you. during the '60s at this hour especially in half moon bay. sunny and warm and widespread '70s. i think we will definitely challengme

annie leibovitz took the photos. that's amazing. annie leibovitz is like, a legend. she's the best. her taking a photo of me. [ laughter ] that's how it starts. and it is super fun. and let me see if i can get the article in here somewhere. i know i'm in here somewhere. god, these models. poor models, by the way. allesandra ambrosio and doutzen kroes are the girls. and it was like end of the november at like 7:00 in the morning we're standing in the east river under the brooklyn bridge and they are in bathing suits. and i felt so bad for them. but they are so pretty. [ laughter ] i didn't feel that bad. but here is a picture inside. here's is me and the roots jamming out. [ cheers and applause ] look at this photo. the only one looking at the camera is james. look. [ laughter ] everyone else -- everyone else is looking somewhere else. no one is looking -- the models aren't looking. everyone else knows how to play the game. look at james, looks right down the barrel. >> steve: he plays for the win. [ laughter ] he plays for the win. >> jimmy: unbelievable. unbelievable. david kamp wr

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