ellen was moved by the craft family of pleasanton struggling. today ellen called them out from the audience and surprised them with a new nursery for the baby and a gift of $25,000. now, annalise originally wrote to ellen to submit a funny photo of her toddler. she never expected a life changing gift. >> i didn't think -- i know it happens, but not to us. not to us. >> what a great story. the couple is expecting a daughter on new year's day. >> i saw that just before our newscast. >>> our forecast is changing a bit. let's check in with jeff ranieri. >> it is moving off to the south and east. the halloween storm we have been tracking. so that rain again has moved on out. that's the good news, the slow moving system did do quite a bit here in terms of the rainfall totals. one and three tenths in san francisco. that was near a record setting rainfall. also, sonoma at 3600. now san francisco is up above 100% of average for the rainfall season. awesome news here across the bay area. also, very cold here now that the cold front has pushed off to the e

. >> lou ellen burley was a secretarial student when robert kibby tricked her into meeting him for a job interview. >> if i understand correctly, miss burleigh was your first homicide in 19 77. >> '77 first one. >> start at the beginning of what was going on in your life that week and that day and how this came about. >> curiosity got me. i told the college and told the director i was moving company and made up all that crap. we got a warehouse over here and i would like to find somebody who can be office manager, and she wanted to know how many i wanted to look at. i said one, right now. i parked behind the theater at that time. she showed up and got out of her car and got in the van and we talked for a while. i told her i forgot my paper work and all that stuff. can i see you tomorrow? that's when i should have stopped. right there. i kept going. >> for park deets this is a key moment to understand. why did kibby keep going? what was his thinking that allowed him to follow through? to get answers dr. deets must ask the right questions in the right order. >> now when you met her the

so, anyway, you can see ellen on weekdays. the ellen show at 3:00 here on n nbc 4.keep scaring people. i think the costumes, that is funny and it's funny to have it done to you. >>> starting monday on news 4 right here at 5:00, we're giving away tickets to hot 95 jingle ball concert featuring justin bieber, flo rider and watch news 4 all week at 5:00 to for the secret star of the day and enter the name to win each day we're giving a pair of tickets for vip floor seats and one winner will get a chance to meet and greet with one of the jingle ball artists. >> oh, my. >>> hey, the highly anticipated james bond movie is in theaters. "skyfall" the 23rd film. the hunky spy for the third time. "skyfall" on track to be the most profitable film and it has brought in almost $300 million worldwide. >>> another bush is running for office, george p. bush. he filed paperwork to run for office in 2014. he's the nephew of the former president, george w. bush. and he's the son of ex-florida governor, jeb bush. he is 36 years old and doesn't say what he plans to be running for. >>> t

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we're tired, too. >>> ellen and sofia vergara share those ads for cover girl.hat ellen dressed as the "modern family" star, in that dress, with a padded back end, i'd say. >> it was a dead-on impersonation, down to the wardrobe malfunction from emmy nights. and the two cover girls went dancing away. look at that. >> i have no problem with that whatsoever. costume to get your hands around. >>> and here on abc, jimmy kimmel brought a little more late-night comic relief to some new yorkers. we needed it. >> the brooklyn native is back in his hometown to do his show this week. and it's about to let hurricane sandy bounce with laughs. >> i want you to be honest with me. how many of you are here for the electricity? some of the damage that i've been seeing on local news is unbelievable. especially in new jersey. some parts of new jersey have been so completely rearranged that apple maps is now actually right. [ laughter ] >> that's so true. good to have you home, jimmy. have fun in your hometown. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. >> for everyone else, we'

starting with ellen degeneres.really great -- she came as sophia vergara's exposed butt cheeks. that is what she dressed as on the left. that's what she dressed as on the left. >> she had the wardrobe malfunction. >> sophia did. ellen decided to have a little fun. the real sophia on the right. they're dancing on the show. ellen is out there making fun of the wardrobe malfunction. letting it hang out. ellen loves to dance any way. >> yes. >> sophia is famous for her curves to say the least. that is a costume i can really get my hands around. >> she does a good sophia, doesn't she? >> award winning, modern family, i get so much work with this fake accent. people think it's real. i don't know why, people think it's real. but i -- [ laughter ] >> they had a lot of fun. i like it. well done, ellen. well done. >> well done. >> well, i love this one. because i am a huge fan of superheroes and all that. >> you love it. >> i mean, i have got my wonder woman blanket. he keeps it very cold here. >> i do like it cold. >> i saw

that was until jonah and ellen zimely came to the rescue.knew nothing about the book business. >> when jonah came, he didn't have a bookstore background. he was depending on us to be able to help him out with that. >> with the change in ownership came a change in management style. the former bookstore owner was hands on doing most of the work of her store herself. a recent graduate of business school, jonah was interested in the idea of job crafting to better utilize the talent of his staff. >> it's -- that can't always work 100%. sometimes you have to buckle down and do something we're not good at or don't like. as much as possible, it's in everyone's interest if they do what they are good at and what they like to do. >> he worked with each of them to determine their likes and dislikes and did his best to play to their strengths. >> she does the ordering. it's her specialty. i do the scheduling, the tech stuff, things like that. i have more responsibilities now than i did before. >> with the day-to-day operations being run by the staff, the

. >> hoy se conoció que no solo kelly recibió mails amenazantes, sino que también john ellen, el comandante >> testificara a puerestas cerrasdas pero no de su infidelidad sino del atentado en bengasi. >> todo el mundo estará atento de ese evento >> yo te dije anoche que hay nuevos desarrolos, hay que ver como sigue eso >> la pregunta sobre si la seguridad de los correos electronicos cobra vigencia, el corresponsal nos explica que los emails no son tan seguros como creemos. >> no importa cuan creativo sea el nombre que use, ni que tan hermetica sea su contraseña, si el espia número 1 del mundo no lo pudo hacer, las oportunidades que usted lo haga es 0. >> el caso del general no deja dudas del complejo acceso del gobierno a nuestro acceso, el fbi pudo leer mensajes anonimos que la amante le envió a una mujer en la florida, el fbi descubrió que el general allen también recibió, para el gobierno es muy fácil conseguir una orden del gobierno para poder leer emails, y dicen que este . >> ¿cuan privados son los mensajes? el empleador tiene completo acceso, si la cuenta es privada, no piense que na

>> david and ellen, great to have you. thanks so mump to boch to both .benefit telethon tomorrow to help victims of hurricane sandy hosted by matt lauer with performances including bruce springsteen and jon bon jovi tomorrow night 8:00 eastern right here on msnbc.rn tr ent as prilosec otc. now with a fancy coating that gives you a burst of wildberry flavor. now why make a flavored heartburn pill? because this is america. and we don't just make things you want, we make things you didn't even know you wanted. like a spoon fork. spray cheese. and jeans made out of sweatpants. so grab yourself some new prilosec otc wildberry. [ male announcer ] one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. satisfaction guaranteed or your money back. with scottrader streaming quotes, any way you want. fully customize it for your trading process -- from thought to trade, on every screen. and all in real time. which makes it just like having your own trading floor, right at your fingertips. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. try our easy-to-use s

ellen! only kidding. we love ellen.oking at our pick city montgomery, alabama, wsfa, sunny, mild, 72 degrees. we've got still some wet weather in the pacific northwest as a system coming onshore. that's going to affect parts of the northern plains and upstate new york by the weekend and on into the early part of next week. we also have remnants of sandy up along the new york canadian border bringing some wet weather through western new york and pennsylvania. beautiful weather from the southwest into texas. gorgeous day down through the southeast. a little cooler than usual. >> good morning, chilly weather following the aftermath of hurricane sandy, 54 degrees will be a high temperature today and it is still busy -- breezy >> okay. we've got -- >> not on my shoe. >> we've got dinner tonight. >> nice. >>> when we come back, how the storm has brought out the best in some people. not him, apparently. and also, why meredith vieira's husband richard is not a fan of their dog jasper. we'll get to that after these messages. tak

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jon: ellen i'l erichold him accountable. jon: i'll have to give you the last word next time, ellen. learning new details about iran. -- we've got to get back to this. we are learning new details about iran's attempt to shoot down a u.s. drone last week. iran's defense minister is claiming that the unarmed, unmanned aircraft had violated iranian air space before the warplanes opened fire. they missed the target and the drone returned to the base unharmed. the pentagon was insisting that the drone was over international waters at the time and says the incident will not change america's mission in that region. >> the united states has communicated to the iranians that we will continue to conduct surveillance flights over international waters over the arabian gulf consistent with long-standing practice and our commitment to the security of the region. jamie: retired army lieutenant colonel, he's a senior fellow for advanced studies. how are you today good to have you on. >> good to be on. jamie: if any foreign aircraft attempts to enter our air space our armed forces will deal with them

ellen braitman for abc 7 news. >> it is 4:37 right now and we are looking at 40 degrees. >> still to come the redskins didn't have much to celebrate during their homecoming game. hear the bold statement mike >> good morning. it was so nice to see the sunshine yesterday. today unfortunately we have a little bit of cloud cover to start out. however, we should get some sun by this afternoon. 43 is the temperature. clouds keeping us a little warmer in the district. in the northwest a cool breeze 10 miles an hour. other temperatures across the area look how chilly it is in call peeper with 37. 39 in manassas. we have freeze warnings in the west and north of the metro area to expire at 8:00. if you have a chance to grab some flowers bring them inside. cooler than average. 47 to 52 and voting weather tomorrow looking good albeit chilly and we are tracking a coastal storm that will bring some rain and wind wednesday into thursday potentially a little wintry mix thursday morning but nothing to be too concerned about. jamie is thinking traffic bad. how is it right now? >> jackie you are funny

after a shortstop ellen the day watching returns in boston at mitt romney headquarters. >>> and there are other important races on the ballot in states across the country and later we will talk about initiatives to legalize same sex marriage and the battle for control of congress. >>> and thousands of people from all over the bay area have already cast their ballots. jeanine is where a high turnout is, jeanine, what does it look like out there so far? >> reporter: people are coming here from the registrar's office and it is all set up so cars can drive through and drop off their ballots. those election workers are handing out the i voted stickers. car after caroled through at the registrar's office each person personning their vote by male. >> i am dropping off my wife's ballot and i think it is an exercise of freedom here. >> reporter: election workers were on hand to assist when the poles were on hand at 6:00 a.m. 46 of the ballots have been returned so far. inside the registrar's office, ballots are being separated working them out and smoothing them before they go in the tally mac

i was there at a san jose screening and they loved the show until we killed the two stars ellen and rickfore howard ashman, who is brilliant-- and i knew we had to do it-- we had to have a happy ending. >> stephen: let's look at the original ending. we'll show it right here. (screaming) (laughing) ♪ >> stephen: that was a little table top -- >> it was a little taste of --. >> stephen: that was table top -- >> that's all real. about a million dollars. that was about a year's work. >> stephen: that's the end of the world! >> yes, yes. >> stephen: and in the first version you had a happy ending. do you prefer that or this? >> howard and i both preferred that. >> stephen: why didn't you just stick to your guns? >> because i know when i'm in an audience and i can feel them totally against me --. >> stephen: right now, like right now. >> like now. (laughter) it's a very well-known feeling i have. then i don't need cards. and we did a second preview in los angeles and i ask david geffen if we could do it again, same thing happened. >> stephen: so why change it? i paid good money to see the happ

strangers are helping with sunday's new york marathon cancelled a group of runners showed up at mary ellen's home. >> wonderful people. digging us out. it's just overwhelming. >> reporter: donation centers are popping up on sidewalks and parking lots throughout staten island to help those who have been left with nothing. volunteers are giving everything away from clothes to stuffed animals. gas shortages are hampering recovery efforts. stations with gas have lines stretching for blocks. one station is using old-fashioned hand pumps to get gas out of the underground tanks. >> i can feed my family. have hot water. >> reporter: new jersey officials expect the gas shortages to ease this week. and back here on staten island, it's about 40 degrees and terrell for so many people without power it makes for a bitter kind of cold in more ways than one. >> as we just reported, forecasters predict another powerful storm is headed for the northeast later this week. >> reporter: unfortunately all the computer models are coming together in agreement there will be a powerful nor'easter across the northeast

and talk radio bureau chief ellen ratner. i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. >> . >> heather: we've been extremely clear about the concern for israel's security, about the fact that israel has a right to self-defense, but i'm not going further than that. >> why can't you say that you don't agree with the turks? >> because i'm not going to get in a public spinning match with allies on either side, not going to do that. >> and what is worse, public spinning match is worse than hundreds of people dying every day. >> i don't understand the question here, there's not a question here, you're just looking for a fight, let's go-- >> no, the fight is already on. >> yes, absolutely. >> what's going on over there. >> absolutely. >> and you guys by refuse to go say anything about what you're trying to do or refusing to say whether you agree or disagree with the comments that are being made by your allies or others-- >> we. >> that makes things worse not better. >> we of course agree that rhetorical attacks against israel are

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glen ellen as well. check out bodega bay. 78 stinson beach offshore flow resulting in 76 degrees but away from the ocean we'll see stagnant air quality a bit of a haze. you'll be able to see that tomorrow. anywhere from the north to the east into the santa clara valley. five-day forecast we're calling for a little bit of a cool down on tuesday possible record highs there as well. wednesday we do offer that transition day about 11 to 12 degrees cooler. we introduce the possibility of rain showers in the forecast on thursday actually all the way through saturday and notice most of us will be well into the 50s over that three day period jumping into the mid-60s by sunday. right now we are calling for clearer skies on veteran's day. veteran's day on monday. little bit more seasonal conditions. >> that is your pinpoint forecast. >> thanks roberta. well, people in the bay area are pitching in to help those affected by superstorm sandy. how bay area red cross volunteers are helping those who need it most. >> re

he appeared on the ellen show after conspiraciy thiso rifts believed his rendition of the plight of the bumblebee. he can really play the piano. a@ . >>> holidays are drawing near. there the is a lot going on behind the scenes of the holiday show. one former dancer is opening up about her battle with bulima. >> reporter: when gretta became a radio city rockette in 2000, she thought she would finally get her life in order. >> purging up to 30 times a day and spending $100 a day on food. i became depressed. >> reporter: the lifelong dancer dreamed of becoming a rockette since she was a little girl in kansas city. when she made it to new york city, she was in the throes of an eating disorder show struggled with since she was 16 years ole. >> and the foods would be buy the hershey's kisses, french onion dip, pizza, cookies, you know, anything salty, creamy. >> reporter: binge and purge through performances and throughout the day until midnight and then her routine would start all over again. >> i would wake up and every day i would say, okay, today's the day i'm not going to do it. >> repor

gathered today to remember a woman they call a remarkable leader who died earlier this month. 83-year-old ellen area bicycle and environmental advocate. she died of lung cancer and was not a smoker. she lived in london and new york before settling in palo alto. >> my mom was really an amazing woman. she is before her time in terms of getting bicycle lanes and parking and all kinds of amenities for bicycles. >> fletcher rode her bike frequently. she served on the city council from 1977 to 1989. the proposed warrior's arena is expected to get another round of support tomorrow. last week, the board of supervisors gave an initial thumbs up for the $1 billion project saying it appears physically feasible. tomorrow, the restaurant and hotel workers union are expected to urge the board to give the stadium the green light, as well. we're told the project would create over 4,000 jobs, about half of them permanent. under the proposal, 25% of the work force hired would be san francisco residents. >>> a wave of violence in the middle east. people in los angeles took action today. plus, a special south airl

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. >> reporter: we first talked to ryan and his family last month, we gained national attention on ellen degeneres,. >> he's worthy of our community's recognition and support. >> reporter: this afternoon, the mayor of maraga signed a proclamation for his anti- bullying work. >> he deserves it, he's worked so hard. and i just think it's kind of the icing on the top of the cake for him. >> reporter: the boy scouts of america responded this evening saying that regardless of the state and local law makers' efforts there's no intent to change their policy. they said quote, "he does not meet the discounting -- he is no longer eligible for membership in caughting. >> reporter: and back here live, you can see him getting up right now to receive his proclamation from the mayor of maraga. and we have learned that they planned to recognize ryan to draw more attention to ryan's cause. reporting live in maraga tonight, jamie katayama, ktvu news. >> and questionable expenses about port officials in oakland now just seems like the tip of the iceberg. two port officials 20 more than $45 of public money

ellen, thanks for coming here. gentleman with my hair color that i like a lot, actually, he's very distinguished looking, much better than mine. that's all your own; right? just checking. tom cullesson, navy admiral, medical retired, and he was the deputy sg, surgeon general, back in the day 6789 -- day. he's also much younger than i, december -- despite the hair. assistance, a nice operation started by one of my predecessors, a really great idea, andçsw he contributed toe body of work that we hope to leverage into something that's more useful than in the sum of its individual parts. so i'll go take a seat and invite someone else to run off here a little bit. the rules are i will pose a couple questions to the panelists just to get you warm up. you can take notes and so forth, and we'll turn it up, get into the audience, see what's in your mind, and feel free to hopefully make a question rather than a policy statement, but at any rate, but ideas out there, and, again, the objective is to make this a better documen

. >> the actress who played his wife sue ellen in the series released a statement. she says larry hagman was my best friend for 35 years. he was the pied piper of life and brought joy to everyone he knew. he was an original and lived life to the fullest. >>> an early morning family shopping trip to buy gifts for an upcoming wedding ended with an suv crashing, killing the bride to be. >> we just got a text from one of the folks inside the hospital who said it seems like everyone is doing okay for now. they're hoping and praying at this point. >>> reporter: her name was necha tandell and in an instant her family went from planning her wedding to planning her funeral. >> it's a tragedy that this morning i had to hear about this news. it was so unexpected. >> reporter: just before 7:00 this morning, the family's suv veered off the road and slammed in to a chp patrol car. the force of the impact ejected nesha who was killed instantly. she was 24. her sister was also ejected and is in critical condition. it's not clear if either were wearing seatbelts. their mother, fathe

he made national headlines after an appearance of the "ellen" show. now a state senator sent a letter to the boy scouts of america urging the group to allow him to become an eagle scout. he says he's also encouraged by the actions of u.p.s. which says it will no longer donate to the boy scouts. >> twinkies and hohos on the way out. some 70 workers at the plant are among 18,000 nationwide who are expected to lose their jobs. in the meantime, twinkies and hostess cupcakes were flying solve store shelves today. many junk food fans hope the company finds a buyer to keep the brands going. >>> they are praying for no more mud. tonight's rain sun welcome news for that daly city neighborhood. so many people are still cleaning up after a water main break causeded that massive mud slide earlier this week. marianne favro joins us from daly city. crossing their fingers, right? >> reporter: all eyes are on the hillside behind me. i want to show you something. over here we have four to five feet of mud that is sitting on top of the park, which is why city crews put

ellen laipson is a very good friend.he is the president and ceo of the stimson center, and she is also a member of the president's intelligence advisory group. robert malley, program director of the middle east and north africa at the international crisis group in washington, d.c., and the former special assistant to president clinton for arab-israeli affairs. as i said earlier, aaron will moderate this meeting. can i ask you please to close your cell phones and your blackberries, because it interferes with the live broadcasts we have. thank you very much. aaron? >> thank you very much. woody allen was wrong when he said 90% of life was showing up. i would argue that the timing for this panel is really quite fortuitous. if the middle east needed another headache, another problem, another crisis, in addition to the ones that are currently playing out, including syria, a very complex arab spring, and the problem of iran's desire to acquire a nuclear weapons capacity, all these are pleading out on the watch of a second term

when jonah and ellen bought this struggling bookstore a few years ago, they changed the mission, making it a haven for young people with autism. now a few years later the store is thriving not only as a bookstore, but as a place that teaches these kids the skills they need to transitions from being students to part of the workforce. in the quiet new york city suburb of maplewood, new jersey, another bookstore almost disappeared until jonah and emily came to the rescue. even though they knew nothing about the book business. >> when jonah came he didn't have a bookstore background, so he was depending on us to be able to help him out. >> with the change in ownership became a change in management style. she was hand on on, doing most of the work herself. a recent graduate of business school, jonah was very idea in job crafting to better utilize the talents of his staff. >> it's changing the jobs to fit the people rather than the people to fit the jobs. now that can't always work 100%. sometimes we have to buckle down and do something we're not good at or don't like, but as much as possible

my my name is ellen swain and i live at 124 fillmore and i'm speaking in favor of the extending the variance. i am an attorney, not licensed currently in the state of california. i'm licensed on east coast in new hampshire and vermont, but i can come to fillmore house to study for the california bar examination. i have not gotten my results back. so i will tell you if it's good luck or not. what i have found since i have been there, it's a loverly place to live and it's a place i would like to continue to live n part because there are other professionals who live there. when i hear the comments about it being a hotel, i understand there has been some historic situations where that might have been the case, but that is certainly not the environment in the house. it does have professionals such as myself that do have work in the city. we have to go back and forth from marin and from the east bay. that i know in my situation, i also have a car, which is a point i want to address to you in a moment. to the extent the assumption it's transitory housing, that is slipper not my experience. i think

ryan anderson was invited to ellen degeneres' afternoon talk show after he was denied the rank of eagle because he is guy. his mother launched an online petition, which was signed by more than 400,000 supporters. tonight the moraga city council will honor anderson with a proclamation for his final eagle scout project, a tolerance wall he installed at his school. it features tiles with anti-bullying messages. >> we're back in a moment. stay with us. >>> let take a look at what is coming up next on nbc bay area. >> jessica aguirre is in the newsroom with the rundown. jessica? >> good afternoon. there are details about at least one e-mail tonight sent by the mistress of david petraeus. andrea mitchell has that breaking story next on "nightly." >>> new at 6:00, startling staffing at san jose pd. the new numbers that show how few police officers are on the streets. we'll hear those stories and also hear from sierra lamar's father after the investigative unit broke more news on more charges being filed against her alleged killer. all that and more coming up at 6:00 when i join raj, which will

about russia russia is a top gas producer sounds like bad news definitely for gas problem obviously ellen g. deliveries to the u.s. are off the table or how is it going to be affecting russia's economy this decision while on the surface it certainly does a look like gallows brahms' future is a less certain today than it was say a decade ago but according to the enter national energy agency despite the global economic slowdown gas demand is actually set to rise in fact it says that it will increase by about a third by twenty thirty five with countries like china india and the middle east accounting for about sixty percent of that growth and russia namely gazprom are certainly set to benefit from that increase if they shift their priorities and time oh right that passion show nancy thank you very much for that we're over to another topic now it's in the seeking trial for current and former employees of two top ratings agencies paving the way for a first european court case over a sovereign rating cuts now prosecutors have probe five analysts from sun and tours and two from fitch for alleged

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