. >>> back to walnut creek now where jean elle is live. jean? >> reporter: this scene is still very active. more than 35 firefighters are here. the fire is out, but it's the gray house behind me and you can see the charred -- the damage on the second floor of the gray house there. firefighters say that's where it started. when they got here, there was heavy smoke and flames pouring out. we have video from earlier. firefighters got here and stau the active fire and called the second alarm so that more firefighters got here. firefighters put water on the fire. once they were able to get inside, they did find a man inside. and he did not survive the fire. they say it looks like the man was trying to get out, but this fire was intention. the second floor was involved and it appeared it had been burning for a long time. the floors had burned. there were holes in the floor because the fire had burned so long. here in walnut creek tonight, we have one man who did not survive. firefighters say he was trying to get out. but it looks like he died upstairs

it's pretty sexist on ell ere p.re are men on tv. >> elle is a french pronoun for a woman. >> i don't care, elle. >> anti-male. is it really a big deal? i have a recent vogue magazine, dana, and it's jennifer lawrence, who is beautiful and has a hot body, and they crop her. it's just a head shot. much to do about nothing? >> yes, very much to do about nothing. much, much, much squared. because elle magazine knows how to sell magazines. the cover is the most important thing, right? is that right? >> i guess so. i lost interest. >> plus, i think, if she's happy with it, great. >> what do you think, eric? fashion industry doesn't like big girls? >> they did it four different occasions. they all look fabulous, they all look terrific. no one is offended. the only people who are offended are some people who make a living out of being offended about stuff. >> they had melissa mccarthy on the cover, and there was a big to-do about the fact they hid her in a big jacket rather than celebrate her curves. bob is drooling over he

but this week, it's "elle" magazine that has the whole world talking. magazine along with three other tv starlets. but mindy's picture is a close-up of her face, hiding her curvy figure. her fans were in an uproar, taking to social media, accusing "elle" of being racist. or, well, fatist. >> i thought that the photo was so beautiful. >> reporter: this debate raged for days. but for all of us today, mindy has a message. >> they decided to use my face to sell the magazine, which to me, was a really confident statement of the way i looked. >> reporter: she talks openly about her looks and her weight. she says the only time she was every skinny, the day she was born. >> as a point of pride, i was an underweight baby. i think there was little worry for me for a short period. that promptly disappeared. >> reporter: she learned how to laugh from her parents, they even appeared in an episode of "the office." >> they loved comedy, we would spend long car drives listening to jerry seinfeld live concert tour performances. so it's so sacred to me. >> reporter: in h

ells berg, thank you so much for being here. why has the organization decided to add snowden to the board of directors even though he's not actually a journalist? >> well, i'm not a journalist either. in fact, i'm a source. the same sort that he had ward snowden has been. and he represents the values, i think, of the freedom of the press foundation, freedomfoundation.org. it's essential to the first amendment, freedom of the press, and of speech. you can't have investigative journalism in the foreign policy or so-called defense area

i thought melissa mccarthy looked stunning on that cover of "elle."ach out and ask about this. here is what they told us. they said, mindy looks sexy, beautiful and chic. we think it is a striking and sophisticated cover and are thrilled to celebrate her in our women in tv issue. i think the question should be, a question for the other three ladies, did they get a chance to pick their pictures? did they want to pick full body shots or were there photos of them taken of just their face and elle decided not to use them or they decided not to use them. it is a good question. a good talking point. everybody has a different opinion. >> i just want my face shown. >> listen, lady, you are fine. don't take that the wrong way. you are gorgeous. >> i love you, nischelle turner. >>> one of the higher institutions of learning, they say, so many student athletes can't even read. dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can multiply. polident kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and helps di

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. the night's most emotional moment came when the president singled out cory remsburg. he's an army ranger and there as a guest of the first lady. >> sergeant first class cory remsburg never gives up and he does not quit. [ applause ] >> that ovation lasted nearly two minutes. he was nearly killed in afghanistan. president obama told his story and recognized his courage. >> day by day, he's learned to speak again and stand again and walk again. he's working toward the day when he can serve his country again. >> remsburg was injured by a roadside bomb during his 10th deployment. he was in a coma for three months and is partially paralyzed, and blind in one eye. >>> hundreds of people turned out to a funeral home for a viewing of b.a.r.t. police sergeant thomas smith, killed by a fellow officer last week. tomorrow, several hundred members of law enforcement from around the country are expected at the funeral, including the officer who killed smith. terry mcsweeney joins us from the east b

. >> elle magazine putting funny girl on the front of the issue. some say this is an insult when compared to other comedic parts. >> some suffer out of this world waves and i am not sure if that's -- there it is. that's a wave. so they can avoid a wipeout. can they? we will find out. @w@wowowpg÷÷g >> a train derailed in canada near the border. 16 cars in new brunswick 14 miles from the border in mairn. four cars carrying propane and four others are carrying crude oil. no your injuries being reported. a phoenix man is under arrest accused of trying to smuggle a woman across the border in a suitcase. officers found the 48-year-old thai woman hidden under a pile of clothes in the suitcase during a routine stop at the u.s. mexico border. the man is facing charges of human smuggling. this woman facing charges of her own because she had already been deported. >> reality star honey beoo-boo and her family recovering after a bad crash. the family suv was making a left at a light when a truck coming in the opposite direction with no lights on slammed into

. >>> "elle" magazine is facing controversy for its latest covers. the only woman of color on the cover, her photo was in black and white and more conservative than others. she responded though to the backlash with this tweet saying i love my "elle" magazine cover. it made me feel glamorous and cool and if anyone wants to see more of my body go on 13 dates with me. that's your secret number. >>> rapper jay-z was performing in north carolina when a young fan held a sign that said can i rap for you? and jay-z made his dream come true. e ♪ >> he was into it. we want to say congratulations to lilly tomlin who married her partner of 42 years, jane wagner. they tied the knot on new year's eve. >>> incoming "tonight show" host j jimmy fallon graces the cover of "vanity fair" and he talks, bill, about his time on "saturday night live" saying "snl" creator helped him with just about every decision in his life from renting a car to who he dated while on "snl." i have to ask, is that just a really good friend or is that micro-management, right? >> i'll go with

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> in the south bay, a 14-year-old girl was killed after being hit by a vta light rail train. deputies say danica garcia was hit while riding her bicycle around 7:30 this morning. that's just east of bascom avenue. deputies are reaching out to potential witnesses who may have more information on this crash. >>> a confession and more charges. tonight, we're getting new critical details about the san jose arsonist. patrick brennan faced the judge for the first time in section with the 13 fires he's accused of starting. >> reporter: today in court, patrick brennan visibly shook. he's charged with arson. he gave police a tour explaining how he did it. he put a bag of debris in a paper bag, threw it underneath this warehouse and set it on fire with a lighter. that fire alone caused $5 million damage. >> the total amount of damage that we estimate so far from these fires that were caused is in excess of $6 million. six of the structures were occupied by individuals, by people, by residents of our county at the time these fires we

jean elle joins us from stanford this evening. strange to say, but a lot of people at stanford rooting for arizona tonight. >> reporter: stanford lost here at home tonight, but it was hard to tell, because there were so many people here cheering on arizona and san jose native aaron gordon. arizona puts points on the board and the crowd at stanford goes wild. number 11, san jose native aaron gordon, helped pack the pavilion with fans. >> we've known aaron since he was in fourth grade or something like that. to see him out here is a great thing. >> my daughter went to school with him and i've been following him. >> reporter: the 18-year-old is a fan favorite and has the attention of coaches in the nba. his parents are on the sidelines cheering on his every move, trying to focus on his freshman year, with the number one college tome in the country. but they admit it's a special time. >> i do stop and think about it for a moment with teams, you know, story book. >> he does want to be a college coach some day, so we'll have to have a c

jean elle is live with more on what led up to that killing. jean? >> reporter: jessica, it was an argument between two teenage siblings. it happened inside this building. that fight escalated into a shooting and now a 17-year-old girl is dead and her younger brother is on the run. an emotional mario tolliver is comforted by family outside the apartment building where police say his 14-year-old son, mario, shot and killed his 17-year-old daughter, justice tolliver. a young mother who is survived by her 2-year-old daughter. >> she's a good mother, a good person. >> justice was a beautiful young lady. she was -- she's a young mother. she's a caring -- she just wanted to be there for her daughter. >> reporter: the brother and sister argued inside their apartment before the shooting. stuart isn't sure where the 14-year-old suspect got a gun, but he's not surprised the teen had one. >> even if he wasn't my family member, i wouldn't be surprise if these young kids don't carry guns. that's the nature of what they do and what is at stake in this day and age

reporting live, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> still ahead, e-mails, a bridge closure and accusation lgs of dirty politics. chris christie, who might be prepping for a presidential run, is in a jam over traffic. >>> plus, it's being called a daring move. the cell phone war is heating up. >>> what's the big buzz at ces? wearable technology for the youngest generation. the latest baby fashion they give parents peace of mind. >>> the coolest high tech gadgets in the world on display this weekend in las vegas. among the hottest gadgets, a onesy for baby. scott budman has more. >> reporter: good evening from las vegas at the consumer electronics show, and the best consumer technology is the kind of technology that makes life a little better, and a little more convenient. here are two examples of just that. ♪ the market for wearable technology just got younger. a lot younger. this is memo, a onesy with an intel chip inside to monitor your child. >> we talked to a lot of parents who wake up wondering if their baby is okay. >> reporter: soon they'll be able to tell, because it will tell them

she's skydiving with josh ells of "rolling stone" magazine. this is the new miley cyrus. >> what a landing! >> we were both kind of terrified, i think. it was a situation where neither of us really wanted to back down. i think she just likes doing -- she's kind of like pushing the envelope right now. >> it's a very difficult thing to do. few can pull it off. when you make that break it has to be a break. you can't leave one foot in the preteen, tween world. >> miley moved out of her parents' house and in with her boyfriend, liam hemsworth to focus on a pop album and started distancing herself from the her wholesome, "hannah montana" image. >> she got a new label and new management. she felt like she needed a change because not that they were going to hold her back but just that they might be sort of scared of the way she was going to go. >> and miley was going to go for big risks. with her first single "we can't stop" she released a video full of sex, drugs, and in her words -- ♪ shaking it like we at a strip club ♪ >> it was the first glimpse

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, jean. for more on the impact of the weather, let's go to meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> the real big catalyst for this early allergy season is high pressure. when you look at things overall, this has not moved the past three to four months. high pressure san diego ohere, temperatures as we heard, helping the plants to bloom a lot sooner. for thursday, pollen in the moderate category. tree and mold right now in the low category, but when you calculate things over the next four days, we'll stay in the moderate range through sunday when it comes to the pollen in the atmosphere. the other thing for tomorrow making it worse, wind 5 to 10 miles per hour. that's going to stir things up. we'll have details coming up in the forecast. >> thank you, jeff. >>> speaking of this drought, house speaker john boehner was in the central valley today. this is a critical region for the nation's ag business. he and three other republican congressman are proposing emergency legislation they say will bring more w

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. still ahead, in a split second, these two men saved a puppy's life. tonight, the honor they received and the precious reunion with the little guy. >>> it's small but mighty. how this lightweightle contact lens will change the lives of diabetics. >> >> and the trick researchers say diet soda plays on your mind. >> we know the big films nominated. but there's a short documentary on that list made right here in the east bay. i'm cheryl hurd. i'll tell you who is behind that film coming up. >>> and the oscar goes to. words every film maker dreams of hearing and it could prove reality for two movie makers from the bay area. cheryl hurd spoke with them and joins us live in berkeley. [ train horn ] >> reporter: if you can hear me over this train, sometimes you just have to put it out there, and that's exactly what two bay area filmmakers did today. they put together a short film, a dock men try on a bay area teenager, and today, they ounld out they were nominated for an oscar. >> the words i

reporting live, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. as jean mentioned, the b.a.r.t. police department enacted reforms in the wake of the controversial shooting of oscar grant. grant, who was unarmed as you may remember, was shot and killed by former b.a.r.t. police officer mehserle in 2009. mehserle was convicted of involuntary manslaughter. we have learned that officer smith played a role in the investigation into grant's shooting. >>> more details now. it's been more than a decade since an officer in alameda county has been killed at the hands of another officer. in 2001, two police officers shot officer william wilkins. he was working as an undercover detective at that time. the two officers did not realize he was one of their own. charges were never filed against the two officers. his widow sued and received a $3 million settlement. coverage continues tomorrow morning on "today in the bay" beginning at 4:30 a.m. you can find the latest updates on our website at nbcbayarea.com. >>> we're following breaking news in oakland. this is the scene at 54th and wentworth.

ell him to keep the faith. david: spieth has 249 yards. 228 to carry to the front edge.nick: i'm sure he's just thinking lay-up, isn't he, david? david: yeah, from that lie. stewart cink is going to go ahead. it's not a lay-up club, i don't think. nick: no, it's a long -- must be a 3 or 2-iron. david: yeah. he has 22 to the front. -- 227 to the front. nick: he needs it 235 through he air then. david: he struck it beautifully but it started left and it's headed farther left. nick: did it kick forward? david: i believe i saw it roll onto the roof to the right. may well have gotten a very good break there. that was left going left. jim: this will give us a better idea right here. nick: well, they need to spring that roof a little tighter. that could have gone onto the green. jim: the trampoline effect with golf balls. i didn't see it there. jordan, second shot. david: he'll be laying up but colsaerts i'm not so sure about. oh, what is that? all right, that was a little closer than i thought it was going to be. we'll call it a lay-up. colsaerts has a very clean lie. just 222

. >> jean elle is at the hospital. this is the same hospital that lost another patient a few months ago. >> reporter: that's right. police officers are now involved for a search for another missing patient. i'm told the patient walked away at 1:00 this afternoon, leaving the hospital on her open. police say 34-year-old valerie gates had surgery and left the hospital. they're not telling us what kind of surgery she had but say she had bandages on her neck. she's 5'3", about 120 pounds. hospital staff members are anxious to find her because she needs vital post on medications. she was last seen wearing a green jacket andburgendy pants. police say she is homeless and frequents the tender loin. staff here and deputies did a search for her on site. when they could not find her, they called police to file a missing person's report. police released the information around 9:00 tonight and say officers all over san francisco are looking for gates. the search comes on the heels of some changes made at san francisco general after

. >> "rolling stone" editor josh elles had a access to her. >> in one version she told a class what frenchsing was and she was asked to leave but another version is that her teacher was a older woman who was in a motorized scooter, and at one point, miley went around the classroom on her teach thor's scooter, and in any case, it was not the perfect fit. >> and what was the perfect fit for miley? music. >> miley was a good student. she worked hard and she didn't fight your advice. >> renee grant williams was miley's voice teacher when she was 12. >> she had an ingenuous way of getting what she wanted by being charming and lovely and enthusiastic and willing to take the burden of work on as well. >> and by 2001, what miley wanted became crystal clear when the family left tennessee for toronto. where billy ray was filming the tv show "doc." >> miley kept saying, daddy, can they write something in for me. and so they wrote her in for one episode and from that time, they said, can they write me in next week and the next week and a few weeks after that, she and i went to see mamma mia in toronto

nbc bay area's jean elle joins us in petaluma with the story, new at 11:00. >> reporter: in alyssa burns' parents have it their way, the students here will know her story for years to come. they want teenagers everywhere to know how she died so it won't happen to them. >> we learned the hard way. you need to know what your kid is into. you need to know what is out there. and talk to your kids. >> reporter: kevin byrne, and his wife, kim, talked to their daughter about drugs. the 19-year-old died in january of last year in south lake tahoe. she walked away from the snow globe concert and was found dead in a snowbank with drugs in her system. her death sparked a year of activism for the byrnes. starting with the buddy campaign. >> it's crucial if you're going to a new place or going to a party. just going out with a group of friends that you go out as a group and you come back as a group. >> reporter: at last weekend's snow globe event, concertgoers took the pledge. volunteers set up a warming station and drove the streets, picking up young people who walked away from the party, just like

jean elle. >> ferry says when the time is right there will be a ceremony for sapp at the shop. the cause of the fire, the investigation continues but ferry says an extension cord likely sparked the flames. >> family and friends continue to mourn for a mother hit and killed by a truck while carrying her baby. dozens showed up for a vigil for ashley capuchin as she was carrying her baby and walking with her sister when all three were hit by a pickup truck on new year's eve night. investigators say the impact caused the baby to fly out of her arms. >> her son was everything to her. he changed her completely. everything she ever posted on social media was about him. every picture is him. so it's very unfortunate that she's not here to protect him. but i know she'll be watching over him. >> the baby is in critical condition. capuchin's sister has minor injuries. the sisters got into an argument with family members in a car and got out to walk, that's when they were hit. officials do not believe the driver had been drinking and he is cooperating with detectives. he told them he did n

jean elle is live on the scene and has the latest for us. >> reporter: people out here are rattled. they heard an explosion tonight, just before 9:00. this happened on 46th avenue in a house. you can see firefighters are standing outside of that house. this explosion did start a small fire that is now out. police tell me the explosion was caused by the san francisco police department's bomb squad. they were called out here to check out a suspicious device, and they detonated that device inside the house. we have pictures of the store on the corner, the corner store next to the home where the windows were blown out. and some plaster was damaged as a result of that explosion. police tell me no one was hurt. san francisco police say this all started yesterday. relatives of a man who recently passed away were going through his house and found a trunk. inside they say they found something that looked like a fire extinguisher. but today they thought more about it and weren't sure what it was, so they called police. when officers came out, they called the bomb squad. the bomb squad came ou

solo un 25 % en recargo y no un 300 % como se hace hoy en hospitales, en mexico me cuesta 30 dólares ell00 dólares, les recomendamos que hagan denuncia para determinar quién tuvo la culpa de no verificar que el servicio estaba cubierto, el guardia de seguridad dijo que no estaban disponibles las autoridades medicas >> papa pintado de superheroe es polemica, jóvenes se pintan de rubio para salvarse de la deportación, momento en que un congresista amenaza a otro, ahora 56 grados en san jose, ya volvemos con más. >> un congresista amenazon con tirar a un reportero de la grada, y partirlo por la mitad, el reportero le pregunto sobre los fondos de campaña en el 2010, no quiere disculparse el congresista. >> ahora vamos a otro tema: dicen que son rubios aunque sean indocumentados no pueden deportarlos, nuestra colega nos informa sobre esta campaña, parece que están jugando, cambiando su apariencia, la sonrisa que esto produce es contagiosa, el verdaero proposito de ser como anglosajon es: no somos rubios, pero pedimos respeto, luis moreno es uno de los creadores del movimiento, usando un hasta

. >>> elle magazine once again having controversy. >> so everybody will talk about it and they'll selle copies. >> that could be it. >> this month they have the women in television. they do four separate covers. sometimes you see that. one is amy poehler. one is zoe descemel. >> amy is the second one? >> she's the blond. >> wow. >> all the four photos, three show just about full body shot, at least to the knees and in color. and mindy's is from the chest up and black and white. now i thought she looked great. >> i think she looks sensational. i think that's like -- that would be the one if i were to choose among the four i would like to have that. >> she's a size eight. which is by far -- >> a lot smaller than the average woman in america which is i think 14. >> people thought they singled her out because she was bigger than the other girls. that's why they didn't do a full body. and hers is black and white and not color. i always think black and white is more flattering. >> what are they saying, about her weight or race? >> i think they said -- her size eight figure. >> some people ar

you can also find the pallets from sephora to the drugstores, this is elle for $6. has taken it to a whole other level that is really cool. go to my website and i have a tutorial, cool and warm. so they really help match the colors on your eyes. >> i love bobbie's eyes. >> she's been wearing this classic look forever. once in a while the experts get it right. why are you wearing polish on one hand and not the other? >> i wanted to be the model today. if you look, this is clinique. they have shades of beige. they have put out the cool collection for you to match your skin tone, to complement it. it makes your fingers look longer, just like a nude shoe makes your leg look longer. there is formula dumped in on this with their nude wear this is no makeup makeup. it enhances the look of your skin tone, powder, blush and bronzer. last but not least, this may be the most anticipated thing. >> what is it? >> beauty cream for your body by jergens. the bb cream that enhances your complexion. >> bb. i don't know what's going on. i love it. >> it's light. it is basically -- it

departamento de policía del bart dijo qse tienen que cumplir 24 horas de cpacitación cada 2 años, y que ellse entrenamiento dentro de las viviendas cada año. >>> muchas gracias, flavio, por su parte el gobernador de california, jerry brown envió un comunicado donde dijo que le daba mucha tristeza el saber la muerte del agente smith, la familia, amigos ycolegas del agente smith están en nuestro pensamiento . >>> la fiscal general también exptresó sus condolencias, la muerte del detective y sargento smith nos recuerdan los peligros que enfrentan nuestros oficiales para tener las comunidades seguras. >>> las autoridades buscan a los ocupantes dela vehículo que ve en pantalla paseo después de darse a la fuga, uno de los pasajeros se bajó del carro e intento huir pero terminó muerto. >>> el incidente fue a eso de las 6 de la mañana cuando la policía encontró a un hombre herido de bala, comenzaron la búsqueda de la sospechosa. >>> arrestaron a un hombre por presunta posesión de pornografía infantil, al hombre se le encontró múltiples fotos de material sexual, en su residencia además hay varias mem

i love my elle magazine cover.t made me feel glamorous. >>> a young fan held a sign that said can i rap for you? jay-z made his dreams come true. that's nice. maybe he got a recording career. >>> congrats to lilly tomlin that married her partner of 4 years, jane wagner. the two tied the knot on new year's eve. >>> on the cover of vanity fair, jimmy fallon talks about time with his career. he said he helped him with everything from who he dated. could hue jackman bring the mull let back to the main stream? the actor is looking sharp with that cool air style for his movie shoot next week. >>> apparently man eaters want to get up close and personal with the leonardo dicaprio. he told about an encounter with a great white shark. >> i got stuck in a cage with a great white which was awesome. i don't want to do that but i don't want to discount their work. it was absolutely terrifying. >> i would imagine. >> tina faye and amy have great suggestions on how to spend your time watching the golden globes. they said every tim

joe is the fashion director of elle magazine.had a moment with julia roberts. >> i did. >> it's a pant suit. >> and it looks great. >> so all of the elements are there and you're feeling it on the day and you're feeling those going well and you're hoping that's all going to come together, and then you finish the film, it goes away, it comes back eight months later, a year later, or whatever, you watch it and most of the time you're just hoping that it matches some of your expectation of where it could have got to. but in this case, with steve mcqueen, he completely surpassed any expectation i had. >> you know, you really are a part of the cnn family. and i don't know if you saw any of her reaction on -- >> i did, of course. >> she couldn't even contain herself. >> it was very, very sweet. she's wonderful. she's wonderful. >> but she also said you weren't a normal kid. >> she did say that. >> i was a little perturbed by that going out there. giving away all of the history. >> who does that as a child, walk around quoting othelo, y

two elle kaehlerdy residents were asleep. a father and son broca window and helped the couple to safety. a security camera on the home offender rick cup per, who lives across the street shows a man walking by the camera. >> knowing that he's picking at random homes and burning them, mine could have easily been the one that burnt down. >> reporter: the video is used to complete a sketch and profile, white or hispanic, 160- 180 pounds, slender, 6'2". >> we want to make sure the police get him sooner rather than later. >> the fire department is offering a $10,000 reward in connection with the arrest and conviction. >>> palo alto fire fidgeters will have to wait till tomorrow to determine the reason for a fire that killed two people on friday. it's unstable and full of unsafe gases. they found two bodies inside the house on friday. the identities have not yet been released. >>> the new findings about caffeine that could help your memory. >> now if we can find something to help it rain. more record highs in sight and so is the for

nbc jean elle is more on this case against uber, jean? >> reporter: janelle, this lawsuit argues that uber's driver is responsible for the death of a 6-year-old girl and injuries to her family and argue d s the uber smart phone app is illeg illegal. police say uber driver hit and killed the 6-year-old on new years eve as she crossed polk at ellis street in san francisco. she and her family were in the crosswalk. uber maintains it's not responsible for the collision because he did not have a passenger in the car, so he wasn't working at the time. but attorney chris says he was working, disstraighted because he was looking at the uber app on his phone searching for a passenger to connect with. he says him and other uber drivers are breaking the law. >> there is california law that states that it is unlawful to have an instant messaging service or to use instant messaging on your phone while driving. that's what uber is. >> he also claims uber set up a shell company called raiser llc. he believes uber plans to hide behind the company when it

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jean elle is live with highlights of the night. >> reporter: all we can do, ladies, is wait and make some noise. we have a lot of company down here. take a look. you can see there are thousands lined up waiting for some 5,000 explosive devices to be launched into the sky from a barge that's parked out there on the bay. they are all waiting to say goodbye to 2013 and hello to 2014. >> happy new year! >> reporter: people are pouring into the plaza in san francisco, ready to ring in the new year. for some, it's all business. >> for all the children and the big kids. >> reporter: armando is peddling for tips. >> things are slowing but it will progress. >> reporter: he's banking on high heel fatigue. >> it's one of the busiest nights. we have a wonderful view out here looking over the bay. so it's wonderful. >> reporter: for most, it's all about the final moments of 20 13. >> we're going to have a couple of drinks and watch the fireworks. >> we're staying at a beautiful hotel and overlooking the bay bridge. so i'm enjoying it. >> reporter: as the clock counts down, some are ready for a ye

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> in castro valley, a car rolls down a hill out of control with children inside. that accident happened around 7:45 tonight near independence park north of highway 580. officers say the mom was picking up her two kids. she forgot to set the parking brake, sending the car rolling down a hit. it hit a fence, but no one was hurt. firefighters had a chance to snap this photo of one of the kids while basing for the tow truck. >>> san francisco general will implement several safety changes after the death of a patient. lynn spalding's body was found three weeks later in a rarely used stairwell. security changes include, converting do you remember alarms. two deputy also be stationed every day of the week. there's also a new tracking system. changes begin next month. >>> the flu death toll is rising. a total of 31 reported deaths now in the bay area. today, health officials reported two more in santa clara county and one in alameda county. in california, nearly 100 people have died from the flu this season. that could climb because dozens of cases are still under

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. >> elle, we want to change your name. can we change to it sara? how about mary? how about butkus? oh, oh, oh. no butkus? >> wow. >> i think this english bulldog has refined tastes and wants a proper name for a dog. >> or he's just a big, like, packers fan. dick butkus. >> i thought of that, too. but how fascinating the owner elizabeth hazen tries out several other names and butkus every time gets the same reaction. >> how about butkus? oh, you like butkus? no, no butkus. okay. >> then this next video a dog that doesn't get offended by much at all including his little cat buddy. >> let him love you. let him love you. >> ooh. >> a little cat/dog love between, you're going to love this, harold and kumar. >> kumar is the cat? >> harold is the cat. kumar is the dog. oh. >> that is so cute. >> wagging his tail the whole time. >> i want to hug you, bro. i love you, man. i love you, bro. >> this is a good model for cats and dogs around the world. watch this, learn. you can hug each other. don't have to chase each other around. >>> infamous lines from viral videos. ain't nobody got no time

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it's reallyw ell structured with the last months of his life. it's a great movie.look forward to seeing that one. as far as sundance success, what would be the top? >>we saw alst year we had don jon, the way, way back was the big seller. fox searchlight bought that movie for $10 million. it only did around $21 million over the summer. it could have gotten an oscar nomination for sam rockwell and it didn't. you look at the other films down on this list like fruitvale station was sort of the big success last year but also didn't develop the steam for oscar season. >>i saw 2 movies on your list. i saw jobs and before midnight. >>well you saw one good movie. before midnightone of the best movies of last year. >>you loved it. >>yes. it got an oscar nomination for adapted screenplay. >>i thought jobs wasn't bad but i have to clarify that i saw it on an airplane. >>that's where you should see it. >>i was a captive audience and it gave me something to do for 2 hours so i enjoyed it very much. >>okay. >>coming out this weekend at the box office is a film that you have been

jean elle's in san francisco where she spoke to the survivor who is still in the hospital tonight. jean? >> reporter: patrick ferry is here at st. francis memorial hospital, recovering from serious burns to his hands. his partner of 29 years did not survive his injuries. but instead of focusing on his loss, is focusing on the magical life they built together. >> we helped each other forever. and we built this store that celebrated its 20th year. >> patrick ferry talks about building life with his partner of nearly 30 years. ferry is recovering from severe burns to his hands after their san francisco home caught fire christmas night. >> i raced upstairs. and the flames were coming out of the room. i tried to go in. it was way too hot. and then, he lurched out. >> reporter: sapp did not survive his injuries. friends are shocked. >> had a lot of friends. he's one of my best. >> watched sapp and ferry build a maj cal business. with no website, the store and sapp were known around the world. >> he was fielding a call from france. randy was a master of incense and oils. very much beloved

jean elle is live with more on what's to come. >> reporter: san francisco police say poke street here is a pedestrian hot spot because people get hit here frequently. take a look, that memorial over there is for a 6-year-old that was hit in the cross walk. her death has prompted city leaders to promote a safety campaign. but critics say the plan doesn't do enough. whether you're visiting or living in san francisco, chances are you've had a close call or worse while walking. >> two deaths right outside the office building. >> i have been hit. i was hit at maybe 8 miles per hour, but it still caused damage to my left ankle. >> reporter: in 2013, 21 pedestrians and four cyclists were killed in san francisco. a memorial now stands on poke street where 6-year-old sophia lou was hit and kill on new year's eve. >> more enforcement is definitely a key. >> reporter: the mayor's office announced a pedestrian safety campaign, that includes more motorcycle units patrolling, and a public outreach campaign, with the goal of reducing pedestrian deaths by 50% in seven years. >> it's actually not a ve

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continue tomorrow and we'll of course be bring you full coverage of that for now it is people of elle's crosstalk i'll be back with more news for in just a hoffa now from now. or perhaps. i. after two years of. over one hundred. million common sense come together with one. war there's no. chance. alone welcome to crossfire all things considered i'm people of the interim agreement with iran is now in effect what are its prospects for all sides honestly committed to resolving the whole spectrum of issues that have separated washington around for decades can't israel and its congressional allies specifically the senate kill the deal and if for some miraculous reason all sides agree to keep to the agreement what can we expect next. to the interim agreement with iran i'm joined by my guest richard white's in washington he is a senior fellow and director of the center for political military analysis at the hudson institute and in new york we cross to urban abrahamian he is an author and a distinguished professor of history at the city university of new york all right gentlemen cross talk rule

we have seen an extension of .elling today 16 s&p down 600 points -- points.estyear reaching its level in months. you would think that would be good for stocks, but not today. we have a report tomorrow on retail sales growth and inflation. in commodities, natural gas prices are surging on speculation u.s. stockpiles for heating fuel will see a record decline after that recent polar vortex. we have been seeing those prices go higher today. natural gas now at around $4.25. more on the markets in 20 minutes. 30 minutes. ♪ >> this is "money moves," where we focus on innovative alternatives to money investment. gettingality may be better in west virginia. the state is lifting a ban against using water after testing showed reduced levels of a chemical that leaked into supplies five days ago. 300,000 people were unable to drink the water from the tap after a freedom industries plant leaked chemicals into the elk river and. japanese son cory holdings agrees to buy beam. it will create a third-largest liquor company. they will gain brands such as beam and maker's mark.

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