as candice mentioned before we do that i want to can i talk to this one. >> can he switch mike's or need to use this one. >> okay are you able to view the slides? their coming up >> oh, there you go. >> give us a little bit of background this study was a telephone interview conducted in february of 2014 we conducted 6 hundred and 20 telephone interviews among current adult residents in san francisco that used muni in the last 6 months okay. so this is the way the study is done it's a trend that's been done conducted among the riders the study used cell phone numbers as well as listed numbers to make our calls margin of error on the study plus or minus 3.9 percent and the irons are rounded to the nearest phone number some of the primary objectives of the study was to track customer satisfaction over time on muni okay. so that's the core of what the study do to look it over the years and additionally wanted to get a better understanding of the attribute where they drive satisfaction additionally on this particular study we wanted to identify specific questions or ask specific quizzing

candice jolly is a handful of women who compete in the male-dominated world of monster truck racing.thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> we were talking during the break. what drew you to monster truck racing? you started with smaller vehicles. >> i did. i started when i was 8. i ran formula v, go-karts. >> we saw some footage there. does your truck have a name? >> my is monster dalmatian. it has ears that fly through the air. it's the cutest truck we have. >> there is nothing cute about the trucks you are doing. >> absolutely not. we're flying through the air at 30 feet. we are spinning doughnuts, sky wheelies. it's exciting. >> you are not the first person in your family to race. >> no, no, no. my mom raced swamp buggies. my grandmother raced. my husband races as well. >> it's in your blood? >> absolutely. >> you talked about your son. you are a busy mom. >> i am. like every other mother in the world, we put a different hat on and go about our day. my son is at home right now at an animal auction having a blast. we have a charity at home as well. >> i bet you win ever

i watch all the time, candice.on told me just tonight about what he thinks happened to this dad. >> reporter: so authorities are saying that they don't think foul play is evident here or involved, but they're not ruling it out. they say because there's so many cameras and and there was so many people that someone would have seen something, if it looked the out the ordinary. so what do you think happened? >> i get that. i get that side of it, and, you know, the question, then, to get that footage, when we first talked to them wasn't about looking for foul play on the cameras. it was about finding why, where he went after that. you know? maybe you don't see what happens outside the stadium, but you know where he left, and if something bad did happen, out there related, you can find out where it was at. you know, the direction. >>> all right. i want -- candice and everyone to stand by, because we are hearing now that kitterman has just down found. that is what denver police are tweeting out now. paul kitterman, who di

. >> reporter: candice ash wants it revealed where all new jersey confirmed cases exist and not just by county. for dad mike who wasn't planning on going to the meeting, he says now he might. >> even on the most minute possibility, i think everybody should be informed. >> and rosemary, because there are nine other confirmed cases of enterovirus d-68 in eight counties in new jersey, we did ask the state health department if they'd be in attendance at tonight's meeting. they also say because of privacy laws they are not prepared to release the specific schools or towns where those children reside. tonight's meeting begins at 7:00. live in hamilton township, cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> and we will be at that meeting. >>> stable and feeling better. that's the word an the doctor who recovered from the ebola virus but was back in the hospital this weekend. dr. richard sacra of massachusetts was admitted to medical center in worcester for an apparent respiratory hin fection. they do not believe it's related to ebola but tests are under way to confirm that. >>> in dallas, thomas duncan is

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. >> i'm candice hawthorne. i'm an attorney. i came to represent rod. there were two witnesses who overheard heather wendorf opining to rod ferrell that she wanted her parents dead. >> heather told me that her father was hurting her, that her parents would never let her go, the suffering and torment that she portrayed would never stop. so she wanted her parents to die. woman: what do you mean, homeowners insurance doesn't cover floods? [ heart rate increases ] man: a few inches of water caused all this? [ heart rate increases ] woman #2: but i don't even live near the water. what you don't know about flood insurance may shock you -- including the fact that a preferred risk policy starts as low as $129 a year. for an agent, call the number that appears on your screen. >>> heather wendorf, now married and a mother, declined an invitation to appear in this program, although msnbc spoke with her for an earlier film on the case. >> he just, you know, all of a sudden asks me, do you want me to kill your parents and i said, no, i don't. >> at the trial, jennif

but it doesn't always work out that way, so that's good news for you, candice. here we go into the jeopardy! round. and here come the categories -- alex: shane, you start. i'll take today's checklist for $200, please. shane. what is a credit score? that's it. today's for $400, please.

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>> soft water generates a precise s tone that candice tract the brain.t the university of iowa found a majority of patients were able to find relief with half of the volume. >> to the patient that means the sounds can be at a much softer volume. >> he suffered the debilitating affects himself. >> patients who describe being debilitated and not being able to sleep and being depressed and not being able to, would. the results can be quite dramatic. >> we we leave -- relief as some people call them the sound of silence. as patients were more adapted to the s tones they were able to more easily perform distraction. >>> dozens of people gathered in walnut creek for the walk to defeat als. alan wang emceed the event and gave walkers lots of high five's. >>> well done, alan and everyone out there. it was a sunny day for most of the bay area. >> it was a great day and a great weekend. warm temperatures. tomorrow a different story. we will have clouds and showers and cooler temperatures on the way. live doppler 7hd will show you a dry picture, but we will put 4 4

. >> this being san francisco, even artists like candice roberts have gotten into the act. ♪ >> it'sy response to what's going on in san francisco right now. ♪ she is not my city any more >> it's about the working in the middle class being shut out economically from the city they call home. >> a lot of my audience, they are sympathetic. a lot of them are artists. we are all struggling to be here. >> many of the displaced know exactly where to lay the blame, on silicone valley. they say the tech workers are bidding up the housing market and changing the face of san francisco. >> san francisco is sold to them as a perk an added benefit. you can come to this college like campus and get to live in this cool hip city in this cultural neighborhood. >> she is founder of the anti evictions mapping project. >> it is their replacement of multiple classes with a more dominant ruling class that happens to be in this city, the tech industry. >> perhaps the greatest symbol of the intrusion of silicon valley, the shuttles, commonly known as google buses. they pick up employees from firms like twitt

and so after brian and i close in four weeks, candice bergen and alan alda are going to do it. >> jimmy please don't. please don't. [ laughter ] i'd be so nervous. >> jimmy: i'll just be waving the whole time. >> yeah. [ laughter ] yeah, and i'll go, "hi, jimmy." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. that's all i wanted. that's all i wanted was a a little ear tug! more with carol burnett when we get back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ we've heard that over 4 hundred million vacation days go unused every year. that's the stupidest thing i've ever heard. they're paid vacation days. if you guys agreed to travel more we'll all do better in school. we'll have a better understanding of other cultures. i will learn to parler français. oui oui. we're not asking for much we just want one more day. "one more day" for help planning your one more day, contact mastercard concierge services or download our new app. because one more day is priceless. when laquinta.com sends him a ready for you alert the second his room is ready, ya know what salesman alan ames becomes? i think the numbers speak for them

. >> a city trash candice appears sounds bizarre but there's lot more to story and it's costing you.eighbors just trying to keep the area clean want answers. what is going on? fox 29's jeff cole is live in the newsroom with a look ahead at his story coming up tonight at 10. >> reporter: lucy, i like that word bizarre. we dug into lots of stories at fox 29 investigates but the case of the disappearing trash can is certainly a first we had to see it to believe it and here it is. tonight at 10:00 fox 29 investigates gets on the trail of the missing trash can and asks, who is the man pushing it down the street? and what's his beef with the trash can? we'll hear from a frustrated block captain. >> we like to keep our block clean. >> you wanted the trash can here. >>> yes. >> and it disappear. >>> it disappeared. >> who took it? i if you out who took it. >> tonight at 10 hear why the city streets department is also frustrated as well around this issue. it's what we're calling the great trash can caper. we'll report it tonight at 10:00 o'clock. >> the great trash can caper of 2014. all righ

supervisor candice andersen was the lone no vote. four fire stations due to budget cuts. firefighters are also negotiating a new contract right now. they say they will ask for the same percentage raise as the supervisors. >>> 8:10. here's something for you. it's the first in the nation, a bay area hardware store will test robots to help customers. >> hello. i'm oshbot, the row pot helper. what are you looking for today? >> i'm looking for hammers. >> i'll try it. the sohbot speaks in english or spanish. customers can come in and will be able to tell or show what they need. the robot will lead them to the aisle where they can find the item. four robots will be tested at the orchard's on royal avenue in san jose. they are gonna start working in the store in late november or early december. the oshbot was created by lowe's which recently took over orchard supply with the help of fellow robots. it's a tech company based in mountain view. >>> the search engine google is now searching for a cure to cancer. the life sciences division of the

chef and author, candice.i mix in a little yogurt. >> looks beautiful. >> the quinoa recipe, a quarter cup of quinoa, half a cup of rice milk, cook it, dump in berries, cinnamon and put it in something like this, eat it going out the door. but on day three, i'm ready for something new. what do you have for us? >> so what i really love is grab a piece of foil. get your pancake from over the weekend. make a little pancake taco. this is a rip off a recipe my mom taught me. just take it, put your bacon, eggs, sausage or kale. >> if you're calorie counting, what do you do? i love that you have a hot dog. >> got to have hot dogs. get the metabolism up in the morning. you can do egg whites, mushrooms. aspa asparagus. >> they like bacon, eggs, pancakes. they want something that starts your morning off that feels comforting. >> why your right. you want complex carbs and protein to really get you going. >> what else do you have for us? >> little fritattasfrittatas to >> if you have cholesterol issues, you can go egg whi