she told me to keep being sexy. >> cortez, who is in jail on a probation violation told us about his struggles in choosing to live as a woman. >> anyway, we were -- i can't say i feel like a woman. it's hard to explain. i feel like i'm a homosexual, i'm a man, but i prefer living as a woman. i'm mostly attracted to men. i don't want to live my life as a man. i want to live my life as a woman. it's hard. it's really hard. first i had to make it through my family and then society, you know. it's very hard, you know, because of the criticism and everything, but once i put it in my mind i'm going to live myself for who i am, my family, and who accepts me, criticism is always going to be out there and sometimes i feel like i'm the brave one because i have the guts to be who i am. i live my life and i live how i am but it's really, really hard. >> do you want me to make a -- i need a reason to be. >> she's a big girl. >> girl. size 20, honey. >> mod q was also known for its hospitality. charles barber, who was in on multiple charges of fraud and grand theft to what he had pled not guilty o

cortez, and i said we will talk about that later. >> and then you cuffed him. >> yes. and which of these game show host s hosts served as a deejay for the armed forces radio network? >> i am going with bravo, pat say sajak. >> yes, he is first bravo like my dad and to today, we will be at fort hamilton giving a private salute to our veterans, and my dad is going to be there and both of my dad and i took our oath of enlistment at the >> and yes, pat sajak, i would not mess with him. >> and i love in couple from houston. which actress starred in the hit comedy movie "private benjamin"? >> a. >> yes. it is a sweep. >> that is terrific. goal di goldie hawn was so great in that movie. >> everybdih goldie hawn private benjamin moment. you will fold down and rip you apart and then you come out ap apart, and then you are a better human coming out of this monster called boot camp. >> thank you, j.w. with jill martin for all of the dove invited women to a makeover... with a difference. hi ma'am. hi. would you like to have a free makeover? perfect! who doesn't love a good makeove

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speaking of cortez, here we go again. they cannot stop talking.m to follow through on what they say they're going to do. >> right. it is indeed monetary groundout day. we may be in a low interest rate environment. that is like saying that tom brady may be a good quarterback. by the way, i suspect that in december what the fed will do is pull that charlie brown trick. it will get pulled away yet again. global weakness. u.s. companies. overseeing. u.s. steel. u.s. steel today is that a new one decade low. that is not the backdrop to which the fed can start to normalize. trish: these guys are always a day late. they had an opportunity. moving on rates. now, they have themselves in a quarter. china is struggling. the world is struggling. all of that affects us. >> a certainly put themselves into a corner. they should have raised rates a year and a half ago. let's not forget, november jobs day is on november 4. these guys, it is all going to be done all over again. coming out for november, a little weak. they cannot move. trish: so how are you handicap

juan carlos paz de juan manuel cortez en honduras nos cuenta la dimensiÓn de esta tragedia ecolÓgica. existe. tienden a comerse entre ellos. y eso los ha estado pasando. que ello tienden a comerse almas dÉbil. >>> segÚn 20 trabajadores del kia drer han pasado semanas que no han tenido comida para alimentar a 9.000 cocodrilos. y ellos no habÍan cobrado su salario todo esto, luego que la coco drew ler continental,e vio afectada por la liquidaciÓn del banco del mismo nombre. tras las acusaciones de lavado de dinero ligado al narcotrÁfico radicadas en estados unidos contra el presidente de esta corporaciÓn. el tambiÉn polÍtico jaime rossental, su hijo hanny y su sobrino yan aquel. > del primerÍa de lo ocurrido con la familia rossental, nosotrohemos prevalecido en el trabajo, pero no podÍamos alimentar, no tenÍamos alimento para los cocodrilos ante el escenario el gobierno intervino y consiguiÓ algunas donaciones de alimento. >>> hemos tenido rpuesta favorable, ya con proveedores, existentes. >>> sin embargo, la magnitudel problema limita las respuesta que pueden ofrecer el gobierno como l

we talked with supervisor dave cortez who says he will hold the leaders of this agency accountable. they're scheduled to appear november 12th at a public meeting to discuss what they have done since the auditple we will be there. meanwhile, you can watch our full two-part investigation on nbcbayarea.com and just click on the investigation's tab. >> vicki, thank you very much. >>> we'll be right back. >>> at 4:45 here on your monday morning. weather and traffic. a quick look. >> oh xwraurnsh. >> might be a long morning for people. >> let's call it exciting. >> got this radar. >> we've got a lot of puddles on the roads this morning especially with our first major rain of the season. especially with the widespread downpours as we take a live look at oakland at oracle arena. you can see the raindrops on the camera lens there. very wet as you head out and even though in some spots we're not seeing the heavier downpours like we had just an hour or two ago, it is still very wet with downpours at times bringing rainfall rates at about 0.75 of rain per, just a couple of hours. so, now as we

people from the bay area are getting their ski plans started early, including the cortez family who i just met from el dorado hills. >> it's beginning to look like ski season. >> mother nature delivered this fall. >> three feet of fresh powder, not to mention all of the snow. the good news, translates to an early opening by a week. >> it's nice. it's better than last year. last year there wasn't snow. >> local businesses are ready for tourists. >> we're going to have more people coming in to see the village and shop in the stores. >> the forecast is looking great. >> we love all of the talk about el nino. and we have an awesome snow-making system. >> those who enjoy heavenly are feeling the anticipation the night before opening day. >> for myself, personally i'm looking to go snow boarding. >> and a lot of people really excited. i have to show you this 8-year-old. check out her boots. what do they do? >> light up. >> i only wish mine did that. there is a lot of high fashion. >> thanks. yes. >> all right. time to find out the latest on the weather. >> yes. some changes are coming. clea

people from the bay area are getting their ski plans started early, including the cortez family who imet from el dorado hills. >> it's beginning to look like ski season. >> mother nature delivered this fall. >> three feet of fresh powder, not to mention all of the snow. the good news, translates to an early opening by a week. >> it's nice. it's better than last year. last year there wasn't snow. >> local businesses are ready for tourists. >> we're going to have more people coming in to see the village and shop in the stores. >> the forecast is looking great. >> we love all of the talk about el nino. and we have an awesome snow-making system. >> those who enjoy heavenly are feeling the anticipation the night before opening day. >> for myself, personally i'm looking to go snow boarding. >> and a lot of people really excited. i have to show you this 8-year-old. check out her boots. what do they do? >> light up. >> i only wish mine did that. there is a lot of high fashion. >> thanks. yes. >> all right. time to find out the latest on the weather. >> yes. some changes are coming. clear skie

john dickerson and 90 -- nancy cortez will moderate along with kevin kinney. if you have quest-- kevin c ooney. e-mail questions to us that the big questions at kcci.com. eric: booster seats are getting savor, the insurance institute for highway safety says 20 of 23 seats are best bets. the remaining three are good. one caution is they found old seats that were not recommended in previous years are still on store shelves. hawkeye fans are awaiting the new college football poll rankings. last week i what was ninth but beating indiana saturday could move is up. elizabeth: we've been talking about risk of severe weather across the midwest. it was 10 years ago this week a tornado hit doing a lot of damage. it seems late but it happens. metinka: we have to stay whether aware and hopefully nothing like that happens but stay whether aware on your wednesday. we are waking up to sunshine and 39 crisp degrees. clouds on the increase today, drizzle and fog overnight followed by around the thunderstorms. the best chances for weather are 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. on wednesday

david corteze is the president of the santa clara board of supervisors.ill you be tough on the leaders of these agencies if they are found not to have done their job? >> absolutely. one thing that's important for elect officials to do is make sure we hold peoples feet to the fire. >> reporter: as of april 15, according to a grand jury report, 11% of calls remain unanswered. santa clara county does not make more than one attempt to respond to voicemails and has no policy to respond to abandoned calls. >> to us, it's like a fire or police station. you answer those calls. >> reporter: this woman runs the bill wilson center. they receive 38,000 hotline calls a year. that's 12,000 more than santa clara county. after the audit came out, she says her staff of four employees answers every call. >> the call is not answered, will that neighbor report again? probably not. >> just wanted to update you -- >> reporter: dfs hired more workers to staff the hotline, but at a meeting earlier this month it was said there are currently 50 social worker vacancies. he admit th

we talked with dave cortez who said he will hold the leaders of this agency accountable and they're scheduled to appear november 12th at a public meating to discuss what they have done since the audit. we will be there. meanwhile, watch our full two-part investigation on nbcbayarea.com and click on the investigations tab. guys? >> if you have a story for the investigative unit give us a call or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> pushing for changes in our criminal justice system. that's what president obama is going to be doing today in newark, new jersey. he'll join local leaders to discuss ways to help formal prisoners rejoin society. president obama last visited the state back in may to approve their relationship with poor communities struggling with violence. >>> coming up, rain battering the bay yare. the first major storm of the season causing a headache for the morning commute. what you need to know before you step out the door. >>> let's get a peek outside right now and see how things are going so far this morning. a live look from the embarcadero. san francisco, the bay

with me is steve cortez and mike murphy. rest your top stories at 7:00 a.m.n the campaign trail. last our quinnipiac polls releasing their latest national survey of the 2016 presidential race, ben carson has been surging in a virtual tie with donald trump. carson opening up a 10 point lead on hillary clinton in a head the head matchup. donald trump sharpening his attack on carson. >> dr. carson is lower energies and joy. . i like him a lot but he is not dealings, not for making deals. maria: it was election day across the country, major ballot initiatives, governor's race decided in the vote, a higher rejected a measure to legalize recreational marijuana. rejected an initiative to extend equal rights protection to members of the lgbt community and that ballot measure to restrict air bnd rentals. kate simon was murdered by an illegal immigrant who had been deported five times previously. in kentucky and tea party favorite named matt bevin taking the governor's mention. >> this is our opportunity. we will seek a future together but do it as one kentucky, republ

i want to bring in steve moore from the heritage foundation and steve cortez.today's report? >> if you really want to understand what why so many americans hate wall street. here we get the great report on jobs, not great, but very good. we've got a lot of jobs, 300,000 almost when you include the revisions upwards and a bump up in wages, and wall street looks like they're catching pneumonia. let me make it clear, it's tim simple as an economist. if people have more jobs and earning more money, guess what? they can go into stores and buy more things and the value of stocks goes up. the idea that creating more jobs is good for the economy, because that's going to raise interest rates. >> that's ridiculous. that's lunatic and that's why people hate wal-mart. main street wants jobs. >> i don't want to talk about that, want your analysis on the jobs mark. put your reaction aside. should we believe the numbers? >> yeah, i had to get that off my chest. look, i'm surprised by this, maria, because so many of the other indicators in the industry we've seen for the last

also, stay represented a form orlando bob cortez.olumnist for "ebony magazine" and chair of the republican diversity coalition. [applause] >> last but not least, rnc deputy press secretary for the southeastern united states and former rnc hispanic press secretary. welcome all of you. have a seat, please. >> good afternoon, the hispanic vote is very important as everyone knows for this 2016 election. george w bush was the last republican president to receive the highest member of latino votes, 46%. since then, the republican party hasn't bounced back in either 2008 or 2012. but in 2014 in the midterm election, the republican party regained the latino vote. how did you achieve that and is that a preview of what we're oing to see now in 2016? >> obviously as one of those that actually was the recipient of the hispanic vote, yes, we proved that we can reach out to hispanics of all parties, republicans, independents, and democrats, to win elections. and what president bush did in 2000 with the 44%, we duplicated in 2014 and it can be dupl