atkins said ferguson was acting strangely.rying to feed the infant cappuccino and couldn't answer simple questions about the girl's name. that's when she dialed 911. >> i just, my gut is wrong. i don't know. no one is missing a baby, right? >> not that i'm aware of. >> reporter: but somebody was missing a baby. 300 miles away. in huntington beach, california. an amber alert issued earlier that day for 6-month-old lelani moseley, last seen with her grandmother, karen ferguson who is bipolar and off her medication. atkins was able to keep ferguson distracted until police arrived. >> it's a mom thing. if it wasn't her baby, it would kill me if i let her walk out that door and know later on that it wasn't hers and i could have done something at that moment. >> reporter: this morning, police are thanking atkins for her quick thinking. and for trusting her intuition. >> had it not been for her and how observant she was, we probably wouldn't be standing here with a successful story right now. >> reporter: ferguson, the baby's grandmo

assembly speaker tony atkins was acting governor today. it was only until governor brown returns tonight from his trade mission to mexico. atkins says in an e-mail that she wishes her parents could see this. and if governor brown wants a few more days away, i'm here for him. >>> many times the best way to get ahead is to get exposed. silicon valley companies are often criticized for not doing enough to help the community. >> but that may be changing. facebook is thinking globally but acting locally. here is nbc bay area's cheryl hurd. >> crisscross. >> these kids are dancing and playing. behind the smiles and the sweat, they're also learning. >> ideally, today will plant some seeds for these young children will now start asking about college, about technology. >> reporter: and that may lead them to the largest social networking company in the world. facebook. there are 100 facebook interns participating in today's event. mentoring 300 first to fifth grade students from the entire community. >> a lot of these children aren't exposed to the

so this morning, assembly speaker tony atkins became the acting governor.ou know we love acting governors, arnold schwarzenegger became governor? i was wondering what a person would do if they were governor for one day, so skyping with us from san diego, say hello, the assembly speaker tony adkins. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: are you technically governor right now? >> technically, yes. >> jimmy: wow, what are you most proud of accomplishing in your ten hours as governor? >> well, i have to say it has been an uneventful day that is good. i hope nothing in this interview breaks that streak. >> jimmy: are you letting the power go to your head in any way? >> i hope not. my nephew would probably say yes. >> jimmy: you know as a joke you should change all the governors' passwords while you're there. >> well, that is a good idea but his chief of staff is still in the office. and sutterñr is there -- >> jimmy: fire the whole bunch of them, even the dog. you know, darrell steinberg was governor yesterday for three hours and we almost drowned ucla. he was the w

i mean, they get -- >> i don't know, i think that's the atkins diet. >> not a lot of carbs. >> they areeautiful. >> beautiful, but they belong in the wild because they are wildcats. they were not friendly until they got food, and you can't feed them 24/7. >>> then there's this beautiful little woodchuck. somebody set up a camera, threw out pop corp. and let the woodchucks do their thing. only one right now, but what i love is the second woodchuck makes an appearance, not so much into the popcorn, but into the smell of the woodchuck eating the popcorn. >> change that whole thing, like, how much popcorn could a woodchuck eat if i woodchuck could eat popcorn? >> yeah. >> looks like a completely martian land scape, but this is utah. caneville, utah to be exact, and the guys who ride this landscape are aliens themselves. ronny lenner and mason on their dirt bikes, free styling. it looks like sand and stuff, it's not. that's really hard ground, but these guys, i love watching what they do with the dirt bikes, true athletes in my opinion, not only doing simple jumps, but just flying 210 feet i

signburg will be-- steinburg will become active governor till when he leaves and that is when tony atkins takes over till governor jerry brown returns later that day. >> that has to be a record. >> each would love to do something big -- >> in that one day. [ talking at the same time ] >>> california's fire season is in full force, the two battles firefighters are waging right now and the update on the progress. >> what drivers and pedestrians say about the new safety measures. >> after the break tracking that chance of sprinkles, maybe even a thundershower. i will have all the specifics. i will see you back here. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. changes tonight for a san francisco intersection where several people have been hurt, even killed trying to cross the street. mayor ed lee turned on a new stop light at the site for a man was killed by a car earlier this year. sunset boulevard a block down from vote boulevard. ktvu's david stevenson is live with the effort to end injuries. >> reporter: 34 pedestrians were killed last year in san francisco. this stop light is part of a larger strategy -- large

that's why it's exciting to stand with you after years of the planning after atkins the commencement of the yerba buena westbound ramp. there's a partnership with caltrain and others we're making the vision a reality. the 180 intarnl is the construction of the westbound ramp to be safer for all resident including the thousand dollars to low new york neighborhoods. as chair avalos minsdz it will be home to over 20 thousand new receipt over the decades with affordable housing. the next step is providing the low class transportation options they're helping us to carry out as the designated transportation agency. i want to thank project manager michael who is one of the people we worked alcohols with in 2011 and, of course, tilly chang and her incredible staffs that partnered with cooperating with this. it was a complicated project. i know it was difficult for community members to come out but there are good times here and our office regularly conveniences from public safety including open the island so their input and feedback was integral so thank you all for being here today and thank

secondly i would like to introduce donna atkins, who is sitting right to my left. her job title is programmatic access specialist and started work in our office just last monday and already hit the ground running, which isn't surprising given her background. she has worked previously at the pacific ada center, which is kind of boot camp for ada coordinators in the bay area. she also worked at the children's council, and she is a board of supervisors' appointment to the golden gate regional center area board 5. you are going to be seeing a lot of donna in the coming months and years, we hope. so i wanted to welcome anna and donna, because it's wonderful to have you both on board. and i also wanted to announce that starting on this coming monday, june 23rd, we'll have our last new member start work. his my name is tom and he is a senior building inspector from the department of building inspection. he will be working in our architectural access program doing our quality control plan review and field inspections on our publicly-funded projects. and once he is on-board

asch >> reporter: this is how brooklyn eighth graders malcolm brickhouse, jarad dawkins and alec atkinsperforming at the rock music tour warped and opening for guns the trio make up the group unlocking the truth, the new baby face of metal, and now the band has just beend to sony recordrth possible $1.7 million. >> the record deal is awesome, you know. >> it's a dream come true. >> yeah, this is something we always wanted. >> reporter: lifelong frs malcolm and jarad later recruited buddy alec teaching him tbass cf1rath i got a lot more to go though, right. they perfected each other's pitch in each other's basements and then broughcf1 ee. on the ok. even as little kids, th >> we have our fake tour at home. madison square garden, the inking plaza. we never imagined performing at those places and performing in our basement. ♪ >> reporter: this year they didn't have to imagine any more becoming the youngest band ever to play at coachella. >> this is what i love. >> i will want to be doing this and headlining shows of our own, doing world tours and making music. >> reporter: three young stud

and you are here with nicole atkins and the black sea! studio sessions and its performers are brought to you in part by the american society of composers authorize and artists. home of america's songwriters. >> elvis presley still making music history more than 50 years after he began. elvis prle

kimberly atkins is the washington bureau chief for the dolan company's publications, a nationwide group of specialized legal and business journals including the new york daily record, the wisconsin law journal, and about a dozen others. kimberly has covered the court and capitol hill since 2007. previously, she worked at some daily newspapers including the boston globe. before her journalism career, she was a litigator. she is a graduate of wayne state university, boston university school of law, and the columbia journalism school. kim is also a fashion designer and the owner of kim eileen designs, creating custom special occasion and bridal wear. if you need legal advice or a gown, see kimberly. [laughter] last but not least, adam who covers the court for the new york times. he took over that beat six years ago. he has a long history at the times which he joined as a copy boy in 1984 after graduating from yale. in 1992, he joined the times' corporate legal department, advising the paper and representing it in litigation. a decade later, he became a reporter, covering legal issues inclu

. ♪ >> reporter: this is how brooklyn eighth graders malcolm brickhouse, jared dawkins and alec atkinspending their summer break. performing at the rock music tour warped and opening for guns and roses in las vegas. the trio make up the group, "unlocking the truth." the new baby face of metal. and now the band has just been signed to sony records, a deal worth a possible $1.7 million. >> record deal is awesome. >> it's a dream come true. >> yeah. something we always wanted. >> reporter: lifelong friends malcolm and jared founded the group in 2007 and later recruited buddy alec teaching him to play base guitar from scratch. i got a long way to go, right? they perfected their pitch in each other's basement and then brought metal to concrete. making up to $1,600 a day playing on the streets of new york. even as little kids, they had big dreams. >> we have our fake tours at home. madison square garden. irving plaza. we imagine performing at those places, while actually performing in our basement. ♪ >> reporter: this year, they didn't have to imagine any more. becoming the youngest band eve

and dozens of people turned out they met atkins did i high school and were getting environmental inputorters say they will generate hundreds of jobs and critics worry it will increase air pollution. >> i think this will increase pollution and it will -- it is all having a good job and that meeting lasted well into the night and they are planning on another meeting now the million holler crude will process it and that concerns many people after the explosion at the chevron refinery which was caused by a league was temperature considered to process higher forms of crude oil. >>> and christopher hub -- hubert's release caused a big scene. >> we don't want him here. >> we don't want you here. >> i got it all on tape. >> angry neighbors yelled at him as a drivers took him to his new home. they are vowing to make sure he is not wanted from 19 1 and 1982 including 15 here in the bay area. he had been in a minute tall hospital since his release. >>> and some marijuana dispen risker a small group of people who will benefit. oop. >> this set . >> and and you will see a delay of about 20 members

here to tell us why we are so mentally exhausted and what we can do about it are psychologist dale atkinsf "will power rediscovering the greatest human strength" and "new york times" columnist john tierney. welcome. >> hi, guys, how are you? >> great, thank you. >> decision fatigue, this is a real thing, isn't it? >> john you wrote a lot about this. >> it's been discovered in the lab and shopping mall. the first experiment involved these hungry students that were -- they were left alone with these delicious chocolate chip cookies and they had to resist them, they're not supposed to eat them. when they did eat -- they managed to resist them but afterwards they had less self-control for anything else. they depleted their will power, their mental energy. >> you have just a certain amount of will power in you? >> you have a certain amount and you have to guard it and protect it. what happens is you end up making poor decisions if you make any decision at all. >> tell me, aren't every video is different, though? some people have more will power than others and more energy in general? >> we all

diets like atkins and the idea that protein is good for losing weight has given the food trend a bigng boost. >> protein promotes lean muscle mass and high protein foods might make sense if you have dietary challenges, i have a picky eater who won't eat meat, so sneaking pancakes -- protein into pancakes i like that. >> too much protein could lead to kidney stones and too much protein could lead to ketosis which alerts the body it's in starvation mode. >> there was a birthday in upper darby. nettie looks pretty in pink for her big day, friends and family threw her a 100th birthday bash. everyone sang along to a few of her favorite hymns. it took three indication to feed all the guests who came out, that's good, 100. the cadillac summer collection is here. ♪ ♪ during the cadillac summer's best event, lease this 2014 srx for around $329 a month or purchase with 0% apr and make this the summer of style. >> a man is accused of driving while intoxicated with his two kids in the car. officers arrested paul descimo of mays landing. he is is a facing charges of child endangerment and heroin

. >>> tony atcons is the first -- atkins is the first openly gay governor in california.e plans to work with the obama administration to try to find long term solutions to the problem. >>> residents of the oakland zoo are eating well thanks to a donation of fruit that tumbledden to the street in a big rig crash. -- tumbled on to the street in a big rig crash monday morning. it caused a chain reaction crash. nobody was hurt. and today 10,000 pounds of that fruit were donated to the zoo. one of the elephants included the fruit. it was donated with help from the fair foundation. >>> let's go now a our chief meteorologist bill martin. talking about weather and things continue to change a little bit. >> a little bit. especially north of here. a red flag warning through this afternoon into tonight for northern california as lightning strikes from this air mass has been triggering thunderstorms in the lake tahoe area and mount shasta. see the moisture? it is moving to the northeast. prior it has been doing this, right? now it flow is like this. that will clear the moisture out.

the group's members at mall come brickhouse, they are both 13 and alec atkins, he is 12, and they got their big break two years ago during a competition at the famous apollo theater. it paid for tutors. this is the mama. we want to know what is going on so they can keep studying while they are on the road. they will hit the road next month and they are opening for the heavy metal band, metalica. amazing. >> they are rocking. they say at first it was hard for them to be taken seriously because they are black and they play heavy metal. but once fans see them, they are the real deal. >> they are like, how do you like me now? we have a million dollar contract. >> coming up after the break. what your facial expression or lack thereof says about your overall health. >>> plus, a new use for stem cells. find out how doctors a using a new practice for an >>> in our health alert, new stem cell therapies are on the rise. without the need for surgery. >> and andrea roane explains the therapy is being used to repair a common shoulder injury. >> today on the doctors, a new technology was treated to

. >> cheryl atkin con, terrific reporting. thank you for coming on.e appreciate it. >> we like to believe justice is blind and courts will find the truth. sometimes justice is blinded to the facts, and innocent people suffer. na is what happened to michael who came home to find that his wife had been brutally murdered in their bedroom to learn that he was the prime suspect. because of a system that preferred victory over the truth he was sentenced to life in prison while his wife's killer was free to kill again. we are joined by michael, the victim of the wrongful conviction in texas. he spent 25 years in prison before being exxon rated with the help. innocent project. he is the author of a book "getting life - 25 years from prison to peace." and joins us via skype. what a story. thank you for joining us. after your wife's murder, why did police and prosecutors focus on you, ignoring all sorts of evidence, ind clue the the -- including the testimony of the son. >> thank you for having me. to answer your question, i don't think we'll know. the main pla

until he leaves for chicago on wednesday and then assembly speaker tony atkins will take the role forntil governor brown returns. >>> new this morning, president said a loophole that lets companies dodge u.s. tax by moving headquarters overseas is unstateotic. he denounced tax inversions. he said companies of renouncing their citizenship to avoid paying their fair share. the president said the best way to address the problem is through tax reform that lowers the corporate tax rate. >> i want to be clear. there's only a few big corporations so far. the vast majority of american businesses pay their tacks right here in the united states. but when some customers cherry pick their taxes, it adds to the deficit and makes it harder to invest in the things that will keep america strong. >> the president says companies should not be allowed to pick and choose which rules to follow. >>> if you are one of those drivers who sometimes resorts to using the marked transit-only lanes in downtown san francisco, listen up. you don't want to do that jeanmar. especially not on market street. vic lee exp

novelist ace atkins. poet derek harell is originally from milwaukee.ut many delicious things. the man known as big bad chef, aka johnny snack, is sending some of those goodies upstairs as there's nothing professional writers like more than free food. usually, you put five writers in a room, it's an ugly, hell broth of envy, hatred -- >> we all hate tommy. >> yeah, that goes without saying. >> even me. i hate me worst of all. >> around here anyway the writers are really supportive of each other. for writers to argue would be like arguing over a piece of dirt. i mean, what are we fighting about? >> the stakes are too low. >> the stakes are so low. why would you be a jerk about it? >> if mississippi were a country and there were a national hero, dead or alive, by consensus, statewide, who would the statue be of? >> elvis. >> really? it wouldn't be b.b. king? >> it should be b.b. king. >> yeah. >> but it would be elvis. >> but it would be elvis. >> mississippi is -- you know, the joke is it's not a state, it's a club, that it's so small that everybody know

senate pro tem darrell stenberg will take over when he goes to chicago and final assembly speaker toni atkins will be in charge for nine hours until mr. brown returns later that day . >>> coming up at eight, about the livermore soccer coach that used of reducing child and the populace for security, the dramatic video. what prompted the police to board a plane. >>> a raging wildfire that destroyed by phones and challenge firefighters are facing the control of claim. >>> temperatures much cooler than what we had yesterday and hide in london tonight i clouds coming back in the bay area and the changes on sunday coming up next. >>> don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. ahhh! what is it? there are no marshmallows in this box of lucky charms! huh... weird... seriously? what? they're magically delicious it's being called the second fire. it has charged 1300 acres of bush more than a thousand people out of their homes. another 260 structures are threatened and residents say they are pretty white and. >> sheriff came to the door and said you have to ev

governor jerry brown, gavin newsom and steinberg are all out of state leaving assembly speaker tony atkins is in charge. tony is the first elected gay speaker. he is left in charge until he returns. he tweeted this photo, one of my first responsibilities today as acting governors was to make sure the dogs got their morning walk. he is on jimmy kimmel live and that airs tonight. >>> people keihn ind of on edgey after a fast-moving fire burned about a dozen acres yesterday. they're now putting restrictions on park goers. here's the story in san jose. >> reporter: mother nature is showing all the obvious signs fire danger is high. but if that's not clear enough, there are also manmade signs all throughout the park. today an additional warning from rangers. >> thank you for calling. fires of any kind are not allowed in the park on wednesday, july 30. >> reporter: the danger became very real yesterday when a three-alarm grass fire started near the park on sierra road. this wasn't a careless hiker but a car accident that sparked the flames. people who live in the area are very a ware of the dry

following him, assembly speaker tony atkins who will become acting governor for a grand total of nineours until brown returns to active duty on wednesday. folks, that's what we call a line of success in action. great little political nugget. >> alex, feel better my friend, the ed show is up next, don't miss it. >>> good evening, american, live from detroit lakes, minnesota. i'm ready to go! let's get to work. >> will you consider impeaching the president? >> this might be first white house in history that's trying to start the narrative of impeaching their own president. >> but impeachment is off the table? >> give me a second. >> there are some republicans hoping to get into office so they can impeach the president. >> we can have an impeachment hearing in the house -- >> and tipping point in this drive towards impeachment -- >> others can make a determination about whether it's impeachable or not. >> i'm getting sued right now by mr. boehner. >> the white house will do anything they can to change the topic. >> good to have you with us tonight, thanks for

because the baby, whose name is anglo is not, anglo atkins is not a public figure. >> so what did theto settle this case because the paparazzi took pictures of this child during private sent mental moments. >> and put them in the paper, right? >> she has been very adamant that this child should not be photographed. was not held out to be a public figure. she goes i'm a public figure. take my photo. >> they put the pictures of the baby, which they do you will at time in the united states, and they put the pictures in the paper. >> all right. nothing bad happened to the baby though. it was just purely invasion of privacy. >> there is no specific right to privacy in the u.k. they do not have a defined. >> why did the baby win. >> many of these cases have a history of settling out of court where these agencies go ahead and do it. >> is that what happened? >> that's what happened. >> they won under reasonable expectation of privacy. >> >> got no privacy here. >> all right. real quick. in california, there is this ad thing where if you want to stay in somebody's house, they will link you up

will become acting governor until he leaves for chicago on wednesday and then assembly speaker tony atkinse role, only for nine hours until governor brown returns. >>> president obama says a loophole that lets companies dodge u.s. taxes by moving their headquarters overseas is unpatriotic. in his weekly address, the president denounces tax inversions, he says companies are essentially renouncing their citizenship to avoid paying what he calls their fair share. the president says the best way to address the problem is through tax reform that lowers the corporate tax rate. >> i want to be clear. there's only a few big corporations so far. the vast majority of american businesses pay their taxes right here in the united states. but when some companies cherry-pick their taxes, it damages the country's finances. it adds to the deficit. it makes it harder to invest in the things that will keep america strong. >> the president says companies should not be allowed to pick and choose which rules to follow. >>> if you're one of those drivers who sometimes resorts to using the marketed transit only l

until he leaves for chicago on wednesday and then assembly speaker tony atkins will take the role forbout 9 hours until governor brown returns. >>> new this morning, president said a loophole that lets companies dodge u.s. taxes by moving their headquarters overseas is unpatriotic. in his weekly address the president denounces tax inversions. he said companies of renouncing their citizenship to avoid paying their fair share. the president said the best way to address the problem is through tax reform that lowers the corporate tax rate. >> i want to be clear. there's only a few big corporations so far. the vast majority of american businesses pay their taxes right here in the united states. but when some customers cherry picks their taxes, it adds to the deficit and makes it harder to invest in the things that will keep america strong. >> the president says companies should not be allowed to pick and choose which rules to follow. >>> if you are one of those drivers who sometimes resorts to using the marked transit-only lanes in downtown san francisco, listen up. you don't want to do th

supreme court to expand or to make more clear the atkins decision about not killing people who are used to call it retarded people with retardation now goes to a broader subset of people who people who are substantially or considerably mentally damaged that's going to open the door to finding that a third if not half of the people on death row or more are themselves people with mental damage. so we are we are just slowly opening the ugly box that has been closed up for so long. to examine that it is. the facets of the death system that have gone on examined for so many years and finding us wanting finding us. killing people without thought killing people with this slim justification killing people in a horrifying manners and having their heads explode into flame having them writhing in pain scream in pain. and considering ourselves a civilized society it seems to me we're doing ourselves great damage. louis paul i in my last book i wrote a chapter about this paul and i spent a fair amount of time digging through his background biography and i. i might be wrong in my recollection but it

you can't stop raving about 13-year-old bassist alec atkins, 12-year-old drummer jared dawkins, and 13r-old guitarist malcolm brickhouse. they've already played coachella, and their star is still rising. while they love to rock it out, school always comes first. you can join the conversation with fellow reiders on twitter, facebook, and msnbc.com. now this news. the justice department settles a massive civil case against citigroup. here's more on the terms of the agreement. look younger in 8 weeks? i prefer today. clairol age defy color collection. with our best breakthrough gray coverage. lustruous, radiant color that looks 10 years younger. today. age defy color from clairol. sfx: car unlock beep. vo: david's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >>> right now one solitary federal judge in north carolina may be all that stands between a fair election in that state and one that not only could dim

that was before the atkins diet.his is just an asset disposal plan. >> trying to really get away from some of the food rands and focus in on beauty and the soaps they do so well in, tresemme shampoo. they recently sold ragu and bertolli in may for $2.15 billion to a japanese company. they recently sold skippy peanut butter and wish bone. massive in was also the 1980's. >> this is a trip down memory lane. companyhe inherited the , food was 35% of sales and it is now 27%. focus more on health and beauty. there is more margin and profitability in the get rid of the less important food brands. slim fast is one of them. toooving from slim fast much more exotic areas. the say bringing a slice of big apple to london is the ultimate culinary challenge. the mastermind behind the chain is attempting to do just that. on the me on a tour floor 32 in europe's tallest building. ♪ >> coming through the open kitchen is very important. if something goes wrong, it easier to direct. >> they say this is a new york-inspired restaurant. >

assembly speaker toni atkins will be in charge for about nine hours until brown returns thursday. >> pam: all four men are democrats. >> jacqueline: live look outside on satellite radar the tropical moisture is back to the bay area. will we see thunderstorms? this tillamookmook old fashd vanilla ice cream is absolutely amazing. creammmmmy. it makes my tongue dance. me too. hey you two, stop that tillamook tongue dancing and get back to work! tillamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better. >> pam: local officials have reported road closures and flooding dangers. the tornado was on the ground for about 2 mi. and no major injuries have been reported. caught on camera a small turtle has been seen in connecticut. still, the tornado damaged several trees and trailer and a couple of homes. it also knocked out power and no injuries reported there. >> jacqueline: it was 97 degrees and antioch, 95 and concord and 93 in pleasanton. 86 and san rafael and 83 in nassau. as look at life live and acting because we have high cloud coverage. starting to string end. starting to strain end.

. >> we are also talking about the atkins. the five to is the one that has taken the u.k. by storm.don't want these replacement drinks or the snack bars that slim fast makes. this is all just trying to get rid of the less profitable brands. we don't quite know how much they got for this but we understand that annual sales at the moment were about $300 million for slim fast. probably not as much as they wanted. even more importantly, unilever has to keep a minority stake in this as well. >> think about all the money that is going into juicing. that is where the money is. >> low sugars? , cold juicing, coldpressed. you don't want to -- jumbo juice,e was now there are things like the jews press. that is where the money -- jamabba juice, now there is things like the juice press. the money is in the $10 smoothies. caroline, thank you. >> it is a business story. .here is so much money involved just not in slim fast right now. we are going to stay with the food theme. we are bringing a slice of the big apple to london. it is a big: very challenged to do that and make it work. the mastermin

. >> reporter: they're not just playing anymore, malcolm and jarad along with alec atkins make up thenia. >> if the crowd is motivated. i'm excited that the crowd hears our music and they have the music they love. >> reporter: the band's first break came in march of 2012 when they took the stage of harlem's famed apollo theatre for amateur night. ♪ >> reporter: but it was their street performances in new york city's times square and washington square park that launched their career. >> these were three kids busting in times square and they got their start. it's a nice acknowledgement of the traditional way people used to get discover >> reporter: their unique imagination caught the attention of fans and executives. this spring, they became the youngest group ever to perform at the coachella music festival. they've landed endorsement deals from the likes coal hawn and beats dr. g ourselves throughout and with the exposure came the sony records deal. >> reporter: according to reports unlocking the truth signed a five-record deal worth $1.8 million. royalties not included. these next fiv

kimberly atkins on my immediate right is washington bureau chief for the dolan company's publications, specialized legal and business journals including the new york daily record, the massachusetts lawyers weekly, the wisconsin law journal, the federal news service and about a dozen others. kimberly has covered the court and capitol hill since 2007. previously, worked at some daily newspapers including the boston globe. before launching her journalism career, he was a litigator in boston so she's a reformed litigator. a graduate of wayne state university, boston university school of law and the columbia journalism school. i learned from the internet that kim is also a fashion designer and the owner of kim eileen design creating custom women's special occasion and bridal wear so if you need legal advice or a gown, see kimberly. last but not least, adam liptak on my immediate left covering the court for "the new york times." he took over that beat six years ago but he has a long history at the times which he first joined as a copy boy in 1984 after graduating from yale to which he retur

. >> atkins and protein is good for losing weight has given the food trend a good marketing boost.and build muscle mass. the more muscle we have, the more calories we burn. high protein foods might make sense if you have dietary challenges. like i have a picky eater who won't eat eggs or meat, so sneaking a little extra protein into his pancakes, i like that. but there is a downside to excessive pre teotein intake. too much protein could lead to kidney stones. too much pre teen oteins can le ketosis, it alerts the body it is in starvation mode. >> you know, i keep telling myself all that extra protein is good for me. steak, munching on earlier. but excessive protein in the stomach actually turns into sugar. >> yes, i didn't know that until today. they say you can aindividual that by eating more healthier fats, with your, with your protein. >> i can do that. >> avocado. >> healthier fats. >> stick to egg whites in the morning. >> the run-up to team usa's big match this afternoon against belgium. i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out m

steinberg will take over until wednesday when he heads out of town for personal business and then tony atkins in for nine hours until governor brown returns later that day. the rules of succession are all outlined in the state's constitution. >>> 8:10. shut down on short notice. coming up in 20 minutes, the way one local college has left its students with more questions than answers. plus how the state is stepping in. >>> i seen the head start to come out and i -- >> driving one minute, deliverying the next. two men deliver babies on the same freeway. >>> we still have traffic recovering after earlier problems. 280 -- 280 at 880 is jammed. >>> a mix of fog and sun. another muggy, humid day. we'll have more details on your monday forecast. ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans! >>> 8:14. happening right now, i want to bring you live pictures. president obama there along with secretary of state, john kerry, are participating in the young african leaders summit. the t

kimberly atkins on my immediate right is washington bureau chief for the dolan company's publications, specialized legal and business journals including the new york daily record, the massachusetts lawyers weekly, the wisconsin law journal, the federal news service and about a dozen others. kimberly has covered the court and capitol hill since 2007. previously, worked at some daily newspapers including the boston globe. before launching her journalism career, he was a litigator in boston so she's a reformed litigator. a graduate of wayne state university, boston university school of law and the columbia journalism school. i learned from the internet that kim is also a fashion designer and the owner of kim eileen design creating custom women's special occasion and bridal wear so if you need legal advice or a gown, see kimberly. last but not least, adam liptak on my immediate left covering the court for "the new york times." he took over that beat six years ago but he has a long history at the times which he first joined as a copy boy in 1984 after graduating from yale to which he retur

but then on wednesday he goes to chicago, so that means that speaker tony atkins will be in charge nine hours wednesday until governor brown is scheduled to return. >>> while many people may be thinking of hillary clinton for the democratic presidential ticket, maryland governor martin o'malley will be in iowa this weekend. some say he may be setting the groundwork for a presidential campaign. it is still unclear if he will actually challenge the former secretary of state should she choose to run. >>> new charges in the federal corruption case against leland yee. the san francisco lawmaker is now facing racketeering charges. a federal grand jury added an indictment friday accusing senator yee of taking bribes for votes, including one on medical marijuana. state senator yee was one of 29 people indicted in a sweeping fbi investigate. >>> still ahead for you on kron 4 news weekend, how much progress has been made on that fire burning near sacramento? we'll have an update for you when we come back. in the meantime, we'll take this live view outside. this is a view from our roof cam. you ca