>> so bonnie is also a bare foot wine founder. in because every once in a while we get these tie breakers. spicy pumpkin won. for the overall tamale when we added up everybody's, the pineapple coconut. so i must say that the spicy pumpkin tamale lover, lore ena had a pineapple raisin tamale. that was the overall local winner. >> thank you so much. we do want to thank those who made this show possible at san pedro square market, the folks here at the market who made this possible, the job corps culinary school for being here. parsley, sage, rosemary and wine. over here by the folks up here. and who else? who are we forgetting here? the staff at the nbc bay area. quite a few interns here. and all the production staff that came out here for our seventh annual best darn tamale competition. >> we had laurie and lupe to help us add up the results in a hurry. >> thank you all for being here in our seventh annual best darn today maly contest on comunidad del valle show. see where else they might be shipping them from. where can they go fo

about to check in with weather and bonnie schneider, let me bring you in here, bonnie. this is pretty rare. we got a treat last night. >> we real de, especially people on the west coast. t.j., you got the chance to see the bright red hue over the moon. beautiful colors. a lot of pictures coming from san francisco and the pacific northwest where we saw terrific colors. the problem for the east coasters is the sun came up, and we missed it. we have to wait again to a partial eclipse that will occur in june. then the next total lunar eclipse will be april 15. a day we all know, the deadline, right? >> tax day -- >> not until 2014. that's funny. we'll never forget the date. so we missed it, but it's definitely going to be back again. >> amazing how the guys can plan it out. they know exactly when the next will happen. >> it is. >> back to weather -- >> back to earth. >> i'm still dealing with this comment you made earlier, that people in the northeast want it to be colder. >> some people do. >> some. you said all -- >> did i say all? >> no, you didn't. >> i didn't mean to.

and bonnie hornick's parents wanted it pursued. one of the ft.th crime scene investigators on the scene that night also believes the case should not have been prosecuted. >> there's no question in my mind, bonnie took her own life that night. >> reporter: and then there is this man who is the technical administrative director of the county medical examiner's office. based on the evidence that was heard in this trial, are you comfortable saying that mr. hornick is quiguilty of murder? >> i'm not, no. >> reporter: criticism is aimed at this man, the star witness in the trial, tom bevel, an expert in blad spattood spatter eviden. >> i offered my opinion truthfully and honestly. >> reporter: he was paid by attorneys appointed by a judge to prosecute the case. he analyzed the bloody t-shirt worn by warren that night and in a report declared the blood spatter to the left side of the t-shirt is from back spatter caused by the discharge of the weapon. during an appellate hearing after the trial, the foreman of the jury said bevel's testimony is what conv

bonnie and i were at the stephen spielberg. >> it's a movie about the duchess of windsor. different things. i heard it's fabulous, then i heard it's terrible. the movie is going to open two days before the super bowl. that will be great publicity. >> she is nothing if not quite good at marketing things. >> and you know it's going to be wild. >> good news for tiger woods this weekend. he finally won. >> i'm glad. he's been beaten up a lot. >> third time is a charm. he was on or close to winning twice this year but didn't hit the mark. it's a personal victory. >> he needs to get back that mojo. >> exactly. it's been two years 26 days since he won a tournament. i imagine that this will give him the confidence. it's such a mental game of golf. >> mindy mccready, i hadn't heard of her until this controversy came up. >> about the fact she had an affair with roger clemens. >> when she was 15. >> there was that detail. >> so what happened with the baby. >> her first multiplatinum was 10,000 angels. she will need that on her side right now. she had such a history of drug abuse. she

bonnie schneider, thank you. >>> 22 minutes past the hour now.lot of people are going to be spending holidays with your family. it can be stressful sometimes. especially with the in-laws. we have some tips on how to deal with the possible dlash clash o cultures, maybe even a clash of religion. that's on "faces of faith." >>> we have the right to speak our mind in this country. that's a tough lesson for an american living in thailand serving a 2 1/2-year sentence for criticizing the country's royal family. that's in our morning passport with nadia bilchik. that's on the way. stay here. >>> good morning to nadia bilchik. >> good morning. >> with our "morning passport." i'm smiling but the story will put a frown on some people's faces. 500 lashes and jail. what did this guy do? >> yes. he went to saudi arabia, he actually went to medina on a pilgrimage. there he was accused of blast blasphemy. he was sentenced to first two years, reduced to one and 500 lashes for blasphemy. according to authorities, apparently he said something bad about the proeft

first of all these stars, jeremy jordan and laura osnis play bonnie and clyde respectively. if you want to see the future of broadway, see these two young people. they are 27 and 26. they are brilliantly talented. the critics were not that nice, unfortunately, to the show. i didn't think they deserved some of the knocks they got. my friend john mcdaniel did amazing orchestration. here is the thing about it. i want to say nice things about it because it's harder and harder to bring a new story and a new show to broadway. if we don't start supporting them, you're going to have revital after revival after revival. they are great. i know how tough it is to bring a new show to broadway. i want to support my friend. it's hard work, blood, sweat, tears and dreams. go see "bonnie and clyde." it's really, really worthy. >> we have, you guys, a special guest here. he smells like heaven and his name is isaiah mustafa. >> the old spice guy. >> thank you, ladies. good to see you. >> you want to smell hugh jackman? >> no, no, i have enough going on here. i'm good. >> are you secure in you

. >> reporter: bonnie ornitz has been out of work for six months. she spent 30 years in the information technology field and was laid off by i.b.m. in june. >> i was somewhere where i had never been before. >> reporter: how much tougher is it than you thought it would be. >> exponentially more difficult. >> reporter: and you strike me as someone who is proud of the fact you've worked your whole life. >> absolutely. not working is not an option. i come from a family that people worked until they either retire or dead. >> reporter: she applied for 30 jobs near los angeles and has had just two interviews. she's collected 24 unemployment checks, $450 each week. basically your unemployment is covering half your monthly expenses. >> it's still a god send. it's a lifeline for me and to take that away is going to be devastating. >> reporter: if congress does not extend the unemployment benefit program ornitz's checks stop coming january 7. does it frustrate you to see what goes on in washington? >> it does because they don't face the same things we face. i

on the scene believes the case should not have been prosecuted. >> there's no question in my mine, bonnie life that night. >> reporter: and then this man, the technical administrative dig or of the county medical's examiner's office. based on the evidence heard in the trial are you comfortable saying that mr. hornanek is guilty of murder? >> i'm not, no. >> reporter: the star witness in the trial, tom bevill, an exbert in blood spatter evidence. >> ultimately i offered my opinion, truthfully and honestly. >> reporter: paid to testify by the priority attorneys appointed by the judge to prosecute the case. he analyzes the bloody t-shirt and in a report declares the blood spatter to the left side is from back spatter caused by discharge of the weapon. after the trial the foreman said bevel's tim is what convinces jury he was in the room at the time of the shooting. >> blood on his t shirts, blood on his knees where he's been kneeling in blood. >> that same pattern of blood on the t-shirt was caused by mr. horinek administering cpr to his dying wife. >> having listened to the 911 tape, everyt

bonnie's parents wanted it pursued.h worth crime scene investigators on the scene that night also believes the case should not have been prosecuted. >> there's no question that she took her own life that night. >> reporter: there is this man who is the technical administrative director of the county medical examiner's office. >>. >> reporter: based on the evidence that was heard in this trial are you comfortable saying that mr. hornick is guilty of murder? >> i'm not. >> ultimately i offered my opinion truthfully and honestly. >> reporter: befl was paid to testify by the private attorneys who were appointed by a judge. he analyzed the bloody t-shirt worn by warren that night. the blood spatter to the left side of the t-shirt is from back spatter caused by the discharge of the weapon. during an appellate hearing after the trial the foreman of the jury said bevel's testimony is what convinced the jury hornick was in the room at the time of the shooting which he denied. >> he has blood on his knees where he was kneeling. >

time for bonnie snyder and a check of the weather.u donna on my facebook page in colorado said i'm going to see it. >> california, anywhere in the pacific northwest, that's where you will see the lunar eclipse. on the east coast, not so much. let's take a look and i'll explain why. it has to do with timing. timing is everything really. as you can see, the lunar eclipse is likely to pass between the sun and the moon for about 51 minutes. that will occur the best time would be 6:06 to 6:57 pacific standard time. areas west will have the best chance for seeing it. in the northeast it's a cold morning but not as cold as it typically is this time of year. the temperatures are in the 40s at this hour. in new york city, 41, philadelphia, 41. not bad. brisk and colder in the south. 30 in birmingham, alabama. the temperature in nashville is at 28 degrees at this hour. 47 in new orleans and 35 in sh reef port. as you head further off to the north and west you'll find we're looking at a light glaze of ice. that's freezing fog out there. those of

quien vivia en un apartamento en el mismo edificio de la oficina, y una pareja de pacientes: paul y bonniephillips quienes tambien enfrentan cargos de fraude en prescripciones y posesion ilegal de farmacos... con la asistencia del gobernador de virginia, y otras personalidades hoy fueron llevados a su ultima morada los restos del oficial de la policia de la universidad tecnologica de virginia quien murio la semana pasada a manos de un joven que luego se quito la vida... el oficial deriek crouse fue asesinado el jueves despues de que el joven identificado como ross ashley de 22 aÑos se aproximara al vehiculo del oficial y le disparara..el joven se suicido despues de cambiarse de ropa...el oficial deja en la orfandad a sus esposa y sus cinco hijos. el presidente barack obama y primer ministro de iraq nuri al-maliki rindieron hoy homenaje a los hombres y mujeres que ofrendaron sus vidas en la guerra de iraq..los dos mandatarios se trasladaron hasta el cementerio nacional de arlington para depositar una ofrenda floral ante la tumba del soldado desconocido..obama y al-maliki celebraron tambien

i'm bonnie and this is my cvs. 12 hour hold challenge.guaranteed, or your money back. ♪ 8% every 10 years.age 40, we can start losing muscle -- wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the amino acid metabolite, hmb to help rebuild muscle and strength naturally lost over time. [ female announcer ] ensure muscle health has revigor and protein to help protect, preserve, and promote muscle health. keeps you from getting soft. [ major nutrition ] ensure. nutrition in charge! ♪ >> upon listening to music can low are blood pressure and stress levelings but if you are performing, it's another story. so we sent dr. sears to the recording studio, to show us the tricks some of your famous singers use. >> according to research, singing can manage pain and relieve stress. but in this case ... it's gonna be adding to that stress, because i am about to sing on camera. >> put these head phones on. >> okay. >> belt it out. >> all right. >> doctor, doctor, give me the news

. >> reporter: bonnie ornitz has been out of work for six months. she spent 30 years in the information technology field and was laid off by i.b.m. in june. >> i was somewhere where i had never been before. >> reporter: how much tougher is it than you thought it would be. >> exponentially more difficult. >> reporter: and you strike me as someone who is proud of the fact you've worked your whole life. >> absolutely. not working is not an option. i come from a family that people worked until they either retire or dead. >> reporter: she applied for 30 jobs near los angeles and has had just two interviews. she's collected 24 unemployment checks, $450 each week. basically your unemployment is covering half your monthly expenses. >> it's still a god send. it's a lifeline for me and to take that away is going to be devastating. >> reporter: if congress does not extend the unemployment benefit program ornitz's checks stop coming january 7. does it frustrate you to see what goes on in washington? >> it does because they don't face the same things we face. i

we did hear from michael bonnie the defense attorney for victim number one he came out and said victim number one was very very nervous about having to testify but ready to testify, they had gotten an indication last night, that this preliminary hearing was going to be waived so he was never brought to the courthouse. now just a few minutes after sandusky indicated to the judge he wanted to waive the hearing he left through the back of the courthouse let's play that right now. >> stay the course, we will waive the opportunity to present our side. >> why not. >> tell me why you didn't do a preliminary hearing. >>>i will come back and answer your questions. >> mr. sandusky, are you looking forward to facing your accusers. >> the answer is yes [ yelling in the background ] >> this preliminary hearing was going the take all day today here in bellefonte we were expecting as many as 11 witnesses to testify including possibly mike mcqueary, he was the penn state graduate student who said he saw, jerry sandusky engaged in sexual behaviour with a very young boy in a locker room on the penn stat

bonnie schneider is with us now as we talk weather.ed it because the sun was up too soon for us. >> yeah. but really beautiful pictures coming from the west coast with that red/orange. april 14th, we all know that date. that is that will be the next time we see a tune lunar eclipse once more. the sun is shining in chicago, but it's a cold one. you can see the numbers take us to about 18 degrees at this hour. it's starreding off cold. notice the temperatures at this hour, 35 in nashville, tennessee. in the midwest, a little bit of rain down in south florida for today. watch out for freezing fog in parts of texas, oklahoma and new mexico. other side, we're looking at clear skies. high pressure dominating across much of the country. so, really, the weather is pretty kap calm in this weekend. overall, it's looking nice. we have warm conditions across much of the country. taking what look at highs, you'll see a high of 67 in los angeles. we're expecting showers today and tomorrow for florida. unsettled through the southeast. the sun continu

it started just before 9 last night along route 1 and bonnie view lane. you can see the damage to the window. no one was hurt... but it took more than 60 firfighters to put the fire out. it's been a fixture in lexingtonmarket since 1968.but polock johnny's...willsoon be shutting down. john rydelll tells us... whythis famous eatery... is moving out...john. jennifer... the owner... tells me...the business... at her stall...in lexington market... has been declining... for nearly three years.and she says... that's left her...no choice...but to shut down. there were sttll... plenty of customers today...at lunchtime. many...were ordering...the "original polish".../// sausage...///cheese....and secret sauce.but they're upset... withnews...of the impending shutdown.the ooner... blames...the poor economy... and moree competition...from.. sandwich shops... like subway. and she'' not looking... forward... to saturday... her last day...here atthe market. (wilkins) "i'll miss everything about it. i love being here and i wish i could long time, have a lot of for a hist

they're like bonnie and clyde.ed one guy's vertebrae so bad, it looked like a derailed train. extreme brutality to this degree is what's known as an obliteration attack. the unsub wants to completely erase these victims from existence. both of the vics were shot at point blank range. what made those? that was a crowbar. [grunts] uhh! [grunting] [laughs] whew! baby! ray, i'm hungry. the unsubs are becoming more and more confident, which means their weapons are becoming more and more personal. the excitement of the brutality allows them to overcome their human inhibitions. why is this one covered? it's the store clerk. guy got it pretty bad. in medieval times, it would just be another monday. he was sodomized with a tire iron. that kind of overkill suggests he was the root of their aggression. maybe they're zeroing in on what's really pissing them off. they took the store owner in the back. aah! they got the schoolteacher over here. the kid over here thought he was safe. why chain them in? they thrive on sadistic pow

. >> people like bonnie that will bend over backwards and do things for them. >> i now look at death differently as being a part of the whole life process. and i don't think i understood that until i started doing hospice work. >> yes. wonderful relationship. >> life is a journey and death is the end of that journey. >> what we're doing is trying to, as we say in hospice gentle the journey. >> when the holidays are upon us many people swear by the quality of wine to warm the body as well as the heart. but one winery in northern california has a unique claim on that front. it's helping fund heart research, saving lives one glass at a time and how that came to be is quite a story from photojournalist jeff king. >> california is a special state because of the land first and foremost. this is in the heart of napa valley. in some of the best primo aaa cabernet land anywhere. john le duc was an impressive businessman. his father and grandfather both died in their 50s from heart disease. and he had a little problem with his own ticker. and had, what was at the time very cutting-edge heart b

♪ [ applause ] ♪ ♪ closed captioning provided by: i'm bonnie, and this is my cvs.my to-do list. vitamin d -- done. hand sanitizer -- done. hey, eric, i'm here for my flu shot. sorry, didn't make an appointment. well, you don't need one. flu shots. every store. every day. insurance accepted. get a $5 cvs gift card if you're not covered. i'm bonnie and this is my cvs. 8% every 10 years.age 40, we can start losing muscle -- wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the amino acid metabolite, hmb to help rebuild muscle and strength naturally lost over time. [ female announcer ] ensure muscle health has revigor and protein to help protect, preserve, and promote muscle health. keeps you from getting soft. [ major nutrition ] ensure. nutrition in charge! if you are heading to hollywood, california, and would like to be in our studio audience, log on at www.thedoctorstv.com or call 323-the-docs to get your show tickets! ♪ >> come on down! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] [ applause ] ♪ [ appla

. >> reporter: bonnie plays once in a while and is not sure about using the interneat think it's too risky. i think people will overspend. people will tap into things online or your computer. i don't think that's a great idea. >> reporter: others don't think it's a bad idea. >> it's convenient. so everyone is buying lottery tickets. you might as well do it online. >> i'm not sure it's a matter of great con sperchlt i don't see much difference in buying it online or anyone where else. >> reporter: speaker mike bush will use that study when this proposition is addressed in the 2012 legislative session. bush said there are a lot of things the state needs to consider. >> what other states are doing as far as benefits and shortfalls as far as online gambling is concerned. >> reporter: the lottery says you have to play to win to have this their way, you just won't have to leave home to do it. in annapolis, i'm don harrison. >>> well, people in one colorado town had to share the road with this plane last night. the pilot had to make an emergency landing on the highway after the plane develo

one week after her wallet was stolen bank materials say this woman used bonnie's i.d.o banks and used fake i.d.s to take money out of accounts. how is that possible? >> you basically try to find a teller who looks young, you know? just starting or whatever. >> reporter: cheryl says the secret is distracting those materials with friendly conversation, something she says every i.d. thief knows. >> like oh, yeah, i'm going to go purchase this car or go put a down payment on this. >> another common trick? >> if you go more towards the end of the day you know they are not really paying much attention. they are just doing their transaction to get it gone and hurry up. >> reporter: she says something identity thieves count on and likely this woman say when bank materials said she tried to steal money out of bonnie's third account. >> the teller called me were you in here? i said absolutely not you need to get her. she said we just closed and we same in two minutes of closing and tried to ask another question and she got scared and went out. >> reporter: they say thieves know

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. >>> a bonnie and clyde type duo might be targeting the stanford campus. police are looking for a man and woman responsible for a home invasion. take a look. police say the man and woman forced their way into a grad student housing complex on tuesday night. they tied up the man inside and stole a number of items, including cash and a laptop computer. the robbers were gone by the time police arrived. >> the 3012 america's yaugt race. today we learn how it will affect the city and the bay. the planning commission still needs to certify the report before any development projects can swail stort. community members will have the opportunity to appeal to the board of supervisors if the report is certified. >>> sfo's new terminal two gets a gold star for going green. it's the first in the country to earn a lead gold certification. it certifies energy-efficient buildings that conserve resources. terminal two reopened after extensive rin novations to the building, which was originally built in 1954. san francisco city leaders from the epa and u.s. green building co

it said they were the new bonnie and clyde. minutes later, injury was made by the home invasion team. after minimal discussion, dennis dickson later murdered on the floor. a woman inside undetected by the murderous team of home invasion robbers slipped into a closet and called 911 while the crime was still in progress. the officers responded to the woman's 911 call of the shooting that just occurred not knowing the robbers might still be in the house. two officers were first to arrive ma-- made contact with the frightened neighbors. they said they sought a suspect we eastbound -- flee eastbound from the home. they said there were still subject in the house with guns. a shot had been fired immediately after hearing the murdered man say, "are you really doing this?" they also pointed out a bullet had come through their wall from next door. the next-door neighbor showed the officers a hockey mask that was discarded. the officers could have waited. believing the violent crime was still in progress and without regard for their own p

and for bonnie stewart the workouts are helping.h has improved."my cholesterol level was over 270 and last time i went it was now under 200."we all know exercise is good or us. find your rear in gear. for et today's heelth minute, i'm susan hendricks. this as pretty memorablle.. but megan runninn down the hall with a parachute on.. still waan't the funnnest thing we did this year.our nuuber one fox45 favorite momenn of 2011... coming up. up.and next... out with the old.. in with the new.the surprising things you might be throwing out after getting a you're watching fox 45 pood day baltimore. ((break 7)) ú one person's trash is another person's trasure.if youugot a lot of new things for christmas, think twice before you trash he old stuff.it could be recycled into something great!jackie king, pxecutive director of recycled texttles is here to explain. --the epa estimatee the average person throws away 70 pounds of clothing/textiles pnnually, but many can be recycled and reused--"before" recyclable items include not &ponly cllthing w

powerplay and minute and a half into the second period and the red mission took the lead yacob to bonnie schneider looks on the wrist shot from the blueline but alex was alone in front of the empty net on the rebound to one to the delights of foot back to fourteen thousand capacity in mega sports arena but the czech republic made it all square in nine minutes s.k. trails are one guard forward scored his second of the night converting however the russians restored their one goal lead as alex spun around and the back up to his backhand ricocheted buss the goaltender into the third period where the czechs levelled matters once again nick was the quickest on the rebound as russia deflected the shot in front of him three all in the game went into overtime which ended goalless in the shootout turned out to be a between being the goal and where the czech forward netted all three exams while twenty five year old only managed twice and the czech republic climbing from behind to quality in their old four three victory in the shoot out in funny looking at the team in the next year to grow. skills i

in 2001 in his life was changed following the murder of his wife bonnie lee bakley. he was later acquitted. in 2005, and he was found liable of a wrongful death suit which resulted in a multimillion- dollar penalty. less than a year later he was a bankrupt. tonight he speaks about his murder trial and the civil judgment led left him bankrupt. he started by talking about his personal history with our historical and studio. >> you have no idea how weird this is. i will give it to you briefly. i started working here back in 1938. in the 1950's, i must have made 15 or 20 pictures here. rumble on the docks, the turbo gained, the caribbean story -- korean story. i just found out they are going to close this joint. i do feel like the ghost from lot 3. it is really weird. i got into a fist fight right there with timothy and he started crying because i broke his mickey mouse watch. over there i was back there with a girl doing what i was not supposed to be doing what they were looking for me. this whole studio is strange like that, the ghosts come pouring in. that is what hap

. >> it's people like bonnie that will bend over backwards to do things for me. >> right now, look at death differently as being a part of the whole life process. and i don't think i understood that until i started doing hospice work. >> it's been a wonderful relationship. >> life is a journey, and death is the end of that journey. >> what we're doing is trying to as we say in hospice, gentle the journey. >> when the holidays are upon us, many people swear by the quality of wine to warm the body as well as the heart. but one winery in northern california has a unique claim on that front. it is helping fund heart research, saving lives one glass at a time. and how that came to be is quite a story from photojournalist jeff king. >> the state is a special place because of the land first and foremost. this is right in the heart of napa valley just north of saint helene that. some of the very, very best primo, aaa quality cabernet land anywhere. the land here has been in grapes for 125 years. jean la duke was a pretty amazing businessman. build huge businesses in france, came to america, d