ellen, as you know ellen ratner, she doesn't let you get by with anything. she'll tell you right now in an unfiltered tone so ellen has been a wonderful friend. >> where do you live allow? >> ohio, newark, ohio, near columbus, ohio. >> married twice divorced twice. current relationships? >> no, not really. >> kids? >> two children, yeah. nothing serious, though, but two children and a grandchild. i have to mention my grandchild. >> go back to the prison. the fraud of public officials being in prison and the experience is rarely written about. you've put it all on paper. what was it like first couple of days and what kind of a cell were you in? you mention there was a toilet in the cell with you. and did that serve the people? >> that's if you -- the toilet is if you are put into solitary confinement because i mentioned the shu solitary confinement unit and i mention that because that's where you're placed with another person so it's not a very good place to be. >> did you get this trouble? >> i did get in trouble once because i went to do laundry and the one

you don't agree with ellen. ellen says they're going to wait and be forced by the market vigilantes. state the case why she is wrong. >> i think -- i think those who are arguing the fed is going to go later need to tell me why inflation all of the sudden matters now. the fed hasn't been hitting their inflation boat, god, for two years running or longer since they formally introduced their inflation target of 2%. we assume substantial improvement in the employment situation in the united states. every model that anyone looks at, whether you put it into the taylor rule, is as the fed should be going sometime soon. i think it is ultimately the labor market that is going to dictate the outcome for fed policy. the link between inflation and economic slack has broken down. inflation is a much slower moving process than it used to be. >> this is the distinction between dutta, jobs zzentner. >> you have taken what is going on and coin into phrase dish inflation or he -- this inflationary growth. >> it is not my term, it

ellen may have believed her husband's claim, i have fought the battle splendidly. one of these days history will i trust do me justice. yet, lincoln replaced mcclellan with burnside. mcclellan's version of the facts notwithstanding, he deflected blame and vaingloriously accepted the nomination of the democratic party and held onto his military commission until election day november 8th. following his decisive defeat, mcclellan wrote to lincoln as he sailed off to europe, it would have been gratifying to me to have retired from the service with the knowledge that i still retained the approbation of your excellency. mcclellan failed to carry even a majority of the soldiers' vote and forfeited the confidence and kind feeling of his former commander in chief. even if lincoln had hoped to maintain charity toward all, the parlor politics of washington would not allow mcclellan's rehabilitation. ellen marcie mcclellan did not exactly retreat from the field. she never even took up arms. she was outperformed, outplayed by old hands at the washington party politics game. mar

hill and ellen marcie broke up is because a.p. hill had gonorrhea which he had contracted at west point during a weekend in new york with mcclellan. so mcclellan knew he had gonorrhea, and he informed the family, the marcie family of ample p. hill's condition. >> thank you for that. you see, i just don't do military history but i'm very pleased to be filled in this way. thank you so much. this gentleman and then -- >> yes. good morning. i'm david carroll from chicago. >> hi, david. >> hi. in the last year published in the journal of the abraham lincoln association there has been great speculation on mary lincoln purchasing penny royal at dill lard's drugstore in springfield when she was pregnant with tad who was born with a cleft palate. penny royal is used to rid dogs of fleas or induce abortion. do you have insight on this recent scholarship? >> i'm sorry. i can't comment on that. my recent move and dislocation of many of my books and pieces meant that i don't have the 41 -- of oh mary lincoln but moving from ireland was difficu

so i am thrilled to have ellen on this podium. linda gordon is a famed professor of history and the university professor of humanities at nyu. her first book, "woman's body woman's right," a history of birth control in america, was published in 1976 and later revised and re-published as "the moral property of women," in 2007. it remains the definitive history of birth-control politics in the united states. her more recent books are "the great arizona orphan abduction" and "dorothea lange: a life beyond limits," both of which have won bancroft prizes. katha pollitt is the author of the newly published "pro: reclaiming abortion rights" as well as "virginity or death!" and "learning to drive." she is a poet, essayist, and columnist for "the nation." she has won many prizes and awards. including the national book critics circle award and two national magazine awards. loretta ross is a nationally renowned expert on women's issues, hate groups, racism and intolerance, human rights, and violence against women. she has served as the natio

tonight's speakers, ellen kessler is right here to my left ellen is a senior fellow at the rooseveltnstitute, the partner to the roosevelt library in hyde park, new york. she is the author of the critically celebrated "woman of valor, margaret sanger and the birth-control movement in america," published in 1992 and we released in 2000 seven as a paperback. she was co-editor of "where human rights begin, health sexuality and women in the new millennium." she is currently at work on a new book about the history of women's writes as fundamental human rights. alan and i -- ellen and i were classmates together at a woman's college, no longer a woman's college, vassar college. i am thrilled to have ellen on this podium. linda gordon, a famed professor of history and the university professor of humanities at nyu her wrist book, "woman's body women's rights, co a history of birth control in america, was published in 1970 six and later revised and republished as "the moral property of women, co in 2007. it is a history of birth-control politics in the united states. her more recent books are

4 we've toddler i called this item into the record so we'll have ellen just - >> is this microphone on? >> it is great. >> okay good evening, commissioners i'm ellen love with the office of standards and impoverishment thank you for inviting us to talk about the health care security ordinance i don't know if regina if you have copies of the power point presentation so you can pull it up that should be enough. >> so just briefly the administration i think you have the full that administration active guidance i tried to highlight some of the points that will be respect to you as a commission and the business community just a little bit of background on the health care security ordinance tests been in effect abstinence e since 2007 and there's two components the first i'll speak to say that it establishes the city's access plan the san francisco plan and the city's medical reimbursement program and the second components of the law is the employers spending requirements to refresh your recollection it covers 20 employees worldwide and their covered by the security ordinance no, it cover

the first update is on the drought ellen. >> go ahead. >> okay thank you okay ellen deputy manager forhe water enterprise and skip is at a meeting so i'll provide the information for the first slide the last time i presented you to lo last month a article in the l.a. times showing you the top surveys for the most of october in the bay area this is the top 10 you'll notice the first 7 are all customers that we serve so we're doing quite well here it gives us our reservoir storage one of the things the total storage is 73.8 percent of where it is normally normally around 87 percent in totaled capacity now we're at 5 of that's larger due to our dependence on the water bank the storms last week and the red line pumped us up we're above the 7 line and gloss dots medium line i've added a couple of new slides to show you the distribution of precipitation we get over the 12-month period starting in october and it shows you historic nichlz how many inches we get during the most as you can see from the country system that represents the hetch hetchy system that october we were close to mean but

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talk show host ellen degenerous loves to play jokes on people right this time the object of her prank was her wife porsche. >> ellen could not resist tweeting a video of porsche sweating to a jane fonda video. >> she has to pick up the pennsylvania pace there. >> yes. >> maybe she had a hard night the the night before. >> in the object tout done porsche decides to turn the camera on ellen and get a little reavenge. >> that is from bruno mars new song. >> no, i love bruno mars. >> bruno mars is the best nfl super bowl show ever. >> incredible. >> don't believe. >> ellen knows not to mess with porsche anymore with that camera. >> all right. with dog photos from around the world so why are thousands of people posting to this facebook page. we will introduce you to the team and parents who all inspired them. >>> chris wanted the song to be bruno mars and you also like this one for now. >> we're not having some kind of trying to make a segway, of course we're watching the snow. >>> pet pictures are going viral for a teen fighting cancer in phoenix, arizona. >>> sixteen year-old anthony was

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peta is outraged just like it was when ellen degeneres did the ♪ ah, push it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ push it. ♪ ♪ p. good! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ow! ♪ ♪ oooh baby baby...baby baby. ♪ if you're salt-n-pepa, you tell people to push it. ♪ push it real good. ♪ it's what you do. ♪ ah. push it. ♪ if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. ♪ ah. push it. ♪ i'm pushing. i'm pushing it real good! >>> the white house hitting back at the gop number three man gave a speech to a white sue supremist group. several members of the party says they're standing by him. the white house says it's up to republicans whether he remains his leadership role. who is in the republican leadership says a lot about their values and what the priorities of the party should be. >>> well, a new twist in the epic fight between sarah palin and the group peta, people for the ethical treatment of animals, after the former governor posted these photos of her 6-year-old son standing on the family dog. peta was outraged, it was in incensed just like that time ellen degeneres did the same thing -- o

. >> do we want to then we can move and switch item three and four if ellen is here with the off office of. >> we'll extend item 3 and move open to item 4. >> thank you. >> item 4 a presentation been the health care security succeed administration guidance on the health care on ordinance issued october 2, 3, 424 and elie less than here from the office of workforce and development to provide a presentation to you. >> you want to then we can go with victor first. >> let's switch back to 3 to keep it in order. >> thank you ellen for grayish stepping in we'll go back to item 3 and victor call you up to have the presentation this has been called introduced into the record. >> sorry for being late i'm viking for olympic aid to supervisor mar the inhabitant and others have been working on the current codes had is amending the code by adding proximity and statute of limitations on the business and tax regulation code by increasing the annual license and application fees for permits and making environmental finding so be a little bit about the history this came to us about 2 years ago if the you

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. >> like many women ellen white worries about her skin as she gets older and discovered asian made product that come bats her biggest concern. >> this one particular brandi started using to reduce redness on my face particularly around my nose and cheek area and it's really mad a difference in my opinion. >> sales of skin care products increase each year with sales anticipated 12% growth 2015 and whopping 26% in anti-aging catagories. americans both women and men are willing to invest more to look good. dermatologist debra gelman says west is looking east for solutions. >> many people find asians have beautiful skin and now americans are wanting to emulate asians and use all the skin care that comes from asia. >> what makes these products so unique and desirable their natural exotic ingredients. >> some ingredients they use in asia are very unusual. small mucous is very important ingredient in asia something never in the u.s. market. but yet small mucous contains peptides and u.s. market has peptides they synthesis in lab. >> bamboo sap per meanted yeast, green tea and saki. there's a lot

have you ever been on the ellen show. >> no, i haven't. >> do you want to be on the ellen show. >> noht we were talking about a different video. i have all these notes for a different video. >> did you want to talk about your video? >> there was this trend in videos. there was a cat call video where the woman walked down the street, all reversed engineered to portray men as pigs. you find out later most of this was kind of contrived. then there was a woman who pretend tended to be dunk. she tried to hook up with guys drunk girls. actors didn't know what they were doing. sickening parents who allowed their children to become obscenity trolls all in the name of sexism. we did this as a monologue. those parents shoulden put away. i saw these as a disturbing trend. as a cynical dishonest people using imagery to convey ideology that they could not defend with facts so that they make crap up. >> like "rolling stone." >> hopefully that changes in 2015. >> what's wrong, bob? any substance. >> my segment is down to 8 seconds. >> last year on the five we made our predictions for 2014. my crysta

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. >>> ellen degeneres responded to the fact she's using her show to push gay agenda. >> i don't know celebrate my lesbianism. i guess i do. it's like that. larry, the only way i'm trying to influence people is to be more kind and compassionate to each other. that is the message i'm sending out. i don't have an agenda. i'm not here to brainwash anyone but i want you to live your lives being exactly who you are. >> if someone doesn't have a bad bone in her body it's ellen. i can't picture her saying bad about anyone not positive. >> that show is pure happiness. we're going to bring in the viral kids the apparently kid. >> you watch it. you're a fan. >> sophia and grace. it's happy. an hour of happy right there. now for a look ahead, oscar nominations come out this morning. announcement by chris pine j.j. abrams and alfo. >>> happy birthday to pit bull celebrating his birthday. drew brees. keep it here for news weather and sports. i'm frances rivera. thanks for watching. >>> shoppers run for their lives as a car plows into macy's. the trouble that may have started even before the moment

jon: judy, ellen, thank you both. >> thank you. jenna: politics now. the number of republicans considering a presidential run seems to keep growing bit day but a much different story on potential democrats. hillary clinton's bid make it appear more likely she will end up running virtually unopposed. john roberts live in atlanta with more. >> reporter: things could change jenna but at the moment this is the landscape for 2016. the picture on monitor tells it all. on the republican side, anywhere from 12 to 20 tree potential candidates but on the democrat side at the moment only serious contender is hillary clinton. if she were to run unopposed in 2016s first time since 1960 richard nixon that the candidate hatfield virtually open to themselves all year. there are advantages. she could spend primary season taking potshots at republicans. she could avoid answering difficult questions about issues like benghazi. could stay vague on a policy positions that shifted since the 2008 campaign. the downside though, a coronation may leave voters, including many sk

. >> principal sister marry ellen said they clean every day but took extra precautions after so many students exhibited the same symptoms. >> fever, headache sneezing coughing. >> reporter: none of that surprised doctor gerald, chairman of emergency medicine at nearby aria health. >> we have seen a lot of people coming in either with upper respiratory symptoms viral, gastrointestinal illness and large number of people with influenza. >> reporter: more than last year in fact. the his happies at capacity with symptoms like those rampant at the school, he says is there only one thing to do. >> the best place to be is at home and best thing to do is to protect everyone around you. >> reporter: plus wash your hands. or use disinfecttent something sister marry ellen says will be reenforced when students return to class on thursday. >> we are just trying to keep everyone healthy, happy and able to study. >> reporter: matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> if you are concerned about the the flu, we have information for you on cbs philly.com. the just go to the health section and you'll fi

>> my name is ellen dinsmore, and i love america. your words tonight have been really encouraging to me. however, of late i've been to consider some darker possibilities. what if america doesn't pull out of the swamp that we're seeing currently? my initial question would have been that of dr. watson's, how can we pull out? but if we can't, what do you see coming next? [laughter] >> well, the question is what would america look like if the current trend continues? what would the world look like, ellen, if the current trend continues? this is the world that i envisage with a fallen america: terror, tyranny and torture would reign. individual liberty would be gradually extinguished iran could launch a nuclear war against israel, north korea would invade south korea, indonesia may possibly make a move on australia tyrants in africa would be emboldened even more than what they already are. terrorists would have nobody capable of subduing them. in short, complete and total darkness. it's a world that we don't want to contemplate even for a

that's a very good point, ellen. look, they had a cone that was built with certain metal that you can only use for a nuclear bomb. they won't even let the u.n. inspectors visit parkhon and of course they have got their missile -- ballistic missile development and brad, they have violated six security council resolutions so far. i think the president is worried that if there's another sting they'll just drop everything and race for a bomb. >> that's exactly what they're doing now. they have used obama as a pawn. appeasement doesn't work to our enemies. we should have learned that in world war ii. >> what do we do? >> we use all -- >> wait, ellen. >> we use all the tools in the tool box. we cripple them with sanctions. what we do is try and use military action if necessary. not going in on the ground, but take out their facilities as israel has done before. they have to get the message. they are not going to get a bomb today, tomorrow or ever. and unless they get that message and unless it's clear and convincing, they'

joining us is ellen zentner from morgan stanley. also with us is david wessel of the brookings institute and our own steve liesman. ellen, you got a lot of people's attention with that forecast. give us your reasoning on that. >> thanks. i'm glad to be able to take this opportunity so you can hear it from the horse's mouth so to speak. >> indeed. >> essentially since our last forecast update that we had produced in december we've now had sharply lower oil prices and a sharply higher u.s. dollar and here is how that plays into our forecast change. growth for the year has been taken up because on net lower energy is a positive for the u.s. economy. that also means though that for headline inflation, we're going to spend the first three quarters of this year in deflation with year-over-year declines and headline inflation. for the fed, they look through that and they look at core inflation. so what is corep ce prices doing? in november they were 1.4% year-over-year. the fed only needs to see that move toward their 2% goal to be comfort

we want to go back to mary ellen o'toole. the fact that authorities are saying these two incidents could be related as we watch this drama play out what does that tell you a and how concerned should web at the this point in time that we are looking at something much, much larger? >> the second incident really is a concern. it's a concern because it suggests that there's communication between the two groups. this communication in terms of if we do this, then you do that, that could have taken place before any of these events occurred or they could be in touch with each other right now. law enforcement needs to get that resolved as quickly as possible. it also does raise the concern for the general public that this whole event has a much broader basis to it, and that's going to scare people. they are already afraid and this is going to increase that fear. it also suggests that it's being done to divert resources and attention away from the two killers up in the warehouse. it needs to get resolved quickly in terms of the relatio

yesterday "the ellen show" featured this owner, jason ortman, who says you pay for a slice of pizza and pay for a slice forward with a colorful post-it marking your purchase. >> if someone comes in to say they don't have the a dollar and are hungry we give them a slice of pizza. >> you may not see the individual's face but you get a sense of humanity that people care. >> he believes his humanitarian business model can spread throughout philadelphia and across the country. >>> and it was great to see that place on "ellen." that was fun. >> good morning, jillian. >> a live look at the blue route near mcdade boulevard. it's quiet in both directions. nothing out of the ordinary happening the entire length of 476, but in upper dublin we have a water main break with an accident at this location. this is the result of the icy conditions there. this is welsh roaded a your alternate. and camden route 168 between ferry avenue and fairview street, part of that is blocked off. stick to white horse pike as your alternate. waking up in south jersey a lot of the roads will be slippery out there, espec

ellen bravo is the executive director of family values at work.tay at home dad and blogger for the brown website, christopher panthersly and madeline who is a family child care small business specialist from the committee for hispanic children and families. ellen, why exactly is child care a no-win situation in our country? >> think of it like this parents can't afford to pay what they're paying including middle class families certainly not low income families, and child care providers often live in poverty, and there's a high turnover which is bad for everybody. >> there's no way that they can pay more or they can earn less. sop we can't fix it unless we add a third leg to the stool. and that's public subsidies. think about public education, it wasn't always public it wasn't always free and it wasn't always available to everyone. >> and it may becoming none of those things again. >> but it changed over time and the length of time changed, and we need to change it now again. we need to lower it start at age three, then we need a system, guess what

he thought he disappointed ellen.nk this little post to facebook is sincere. >> i feel like he is trying to change his life around whether or not it is to sell record or, whatever bye don't see him hanging out with his old friend anymore that he was getting in trouble with. he hasn't done anything too crazy recently. i think he is trying to change his life around and he is apologize to go everyone and admitting he was doing dumb stuff the last year and a half. >> can we thank selena gomez. >> they are not together right now. >> yeah. >> i think she's the dj right now. he has been spending time with kendell jener and haley seinfeld and they go to church a lot together. i don't know. it just seems like he is changing his life around. i didn't think he bombed on the ellen show even though he thought he did. >> i watched it. >> it wasn't that bad. >> good to see him trying to change some things around. >> dax, try to turn your life around the next time we see you, all right. >> i will try. >> thank you you. >> he is a gre

. >> the kid got to go on "the ellen show."er "the ellen show". >> no, i haven't. >> do you want to be? >> no, i don't. i thought we were talk about a different video. i have all these notes for a different video. >> i have it right here. did you want to talk about your video you want to talk about? >> i wanted to talk about there was this trending video. there was a cat call video, remember? >> yes. >> where the woman walked down the street? this was all reverse engineered to portray men as pig. >> yep. >> you found out later that most of this was kind of contrived. then there was the woman who pretended to be drunk. and then she walked down the street and guys were -- she tried to hook up with guys so the guys would take advantage of drunk girls. turns out they were hired actors and didn't know what they were doing. another hoax. then there were those sickening parents who allowed their children to become obscenity trolls. >> right. >> all in the name of sexism. we did this i think as a monologue. those parents should be put

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ellen, i have to ask you real quick before i let you go.t the administration any further? >> well, it doesn't help. it doesn't help. cheryl: all right. well, thank you very much. pleasure to see you both. thank you for being here tonight. that is it for us tonight. lou dobbs will be back tomorrow. he's ordered me to say go ducks. lou is at the game. he's routing for the ducks. go ducks. cavuto is coming up next. thank you for spending the hour with me. neil: a look at times square where police officers are on high alert because after the attack on france, isis is promising an attack here in the united states. welcome, everybody, i'm tom sullivan in for neil cavuto. nypd responding to a chilling isis -- shoulders, civilians hereby in the united states. the former new york city police commissioner bernard to the financial capital of the world. what do you make of this bernie? >> tom, this is -- these threats are no different than the threats we've seen since 9/11. they're increasing they're not diminishing in any way. i think paris was pretty

and yeah, there were outcries of oohs and ahs and how beautiful ellen, that was.ayor de blasio who my goodness, he killed a groundhog, didn't he? >> seems as though peta decides to only protect those that don't happen to be mammals that are republicans or special needs. >> selected media outrage? >> yeah, i think it might be. >> that groundhog didn't see his shadow. he just got a chalk outline thanks to the mayor. fell and he was dead a little while later. he got a total pass on it. >> he played it off. >> like we have plenty of groundhog, we don't. >> seems to be a double standard. but we told but that in the past. >>> 25 minutes before the top of the hour. heather nauert has the headlines. >> good morning to you. the obama administration wants to shame hard work. listen to this one. starting next year the feds will start to require companies to reveal how much more a ceo makes compared to a regular employee. the goal is to shame companies into lowering ceo pay and the new rule does not come cheap. it will cost companies about $73 million each year and countless

. >> easy, ellen. >> i don't get it. >> ellen. about the crowd. >> say what you were talking to someone from el salvador and portugal and say same dif. >> that would be inappropriate and insulting. you don't want to insult people. >> you're the one with billy and the smashing pumpkins. he had t-shirts made up. >> nothing against him, i wish him the best. >> that's what you say to someone you really loathe. so of all people, billy from smashing pumpkins -- gwyneth paltrow, martha stewart. >> it's done. it's done. no. >> he's had t-shirts made up. >> i wish the best. it's a new album out. everyone said it's great. wish you nothing but the best and success. >> i wish i was posing on the magazine and came down on him like a malt, lilet, like a hamm >> anyway, it's a good organization in chicago. >> look at you. >> i understand why he's annoyed at me. and i -- >> and then there's a picture of you from a magazine. >> right, i fade fun of myself in the thing. >> no, i don't mean that magazine. i mean, then you're modelling in your italia

we did that interview just a little while ago with mary ellen monk and police.ince that time, we found out that now betty jean queen has been found. we'll update you later, but now live in gaithersburg, debra alfarone, wusa9. >> that is the power of sharing these stories in whatever way you can. boy, do we need you this time, too because we're trying to help bring home another missing person. >>> this missing person is a virginia teenager. the stafford county sheriff's office says 17-year-old james daniel marston left his home yesterday evening considered missing and in danger. he was last seen in the white oak area of stafford county. he is about 6' 1, 155 pounds with brown layer and blue eyes. if you have seen him, james daniel marston, call the stafford county sheriff's office at 540-658-4400. >>> there are 84 reported cases of measles in the u.s., most of them linked to disneyland in california. the spread of the contagious disease has some parents calling for schools to keep unvaccinated children out of the classroom. >> reporter: as the measles spreads, so

if he did that on ellen, people would have had more sympathy for him.nd go in the closet after smoke three or four blunt, nah, i don't believe you, you look ridiculous. kennedy: i don't understand what happens to people like this, i understand growing up famous and trying to find yourself, it's difficult, you have choices whether or not you break laws and destroy relationships, he's made nothing but bad choices, it and if that's an act, bradley cooper shouldn't get oscar? >> i won't blame it on -- he's young, a multimillionaire, you're going to go through things in the public eye. we should allow justin bieber a chance to grow. he has to be sincere and authentic, he can't be the pop star protected by people. kennedy: he has to grow as an artist. there are parallels between miley cyrus and justin bieber, she writes interesting songs and has a good voice even though she is a nut case, he's left the artistry behind him. >> he has to show more of his personality now. if you look at everything up to this point is calculated. we live in the age of transparenc

. >> imagine how many more celebrities that ellen could include with a selfie stick. >> nbc news. >>>ell the duchess of cambridge today making appearances at charity events around england. she started the day going on a coffee run to groups that provide mentoring in four ears. she formally opened a new cool for shirn between the ages of 8 and 18. the duchess expecting her second child in april. >>> today lindsey vonn in the record books after the skier broke a 35-year-old record. her 63rd world cup victory. it broke the record of 62 cup wins this is video of her tying yesterday. von edged out for the win. in italy she also got a surprise at the finish line today. a visit from her boyfriend, tiger woods. >> it was incredible. it was such an amazing weekend to get 62 and today 63. you know my family was here my mom, my dad, my stepmom, stepdad and tiger showed up today. it was a huge surprise. so it was an incredible day. >> good for her. vonn now appears to be in top form after coming back from two knee surgeries that kept her out of last year's sochi olympics. >> announcer: now your n

ellen is all new today at 3:00 today.n actor who is a rising star benedict cumberbatch from the imitation game. then nbc 10 news at 4:00. the new accusations of a professional race car driver facing controversy in our area makes allegations about his ex-girlfriend. today, why he says his former gal pal is a trained assassin. this afternoon, on nbc 10 news at 4:00. >>> let's get a look at the weather. i know. got to watch that at 4:00 today. >> i saw that cumberbatch movie. >> the imitation game. >> absolutely fantastic. the weather -- >> movie reviews. >> it is cold out there. it is going to stay cold all day. we have a little bit of light precipitation far to the south. that's going to be ending. then dry and cold weather for a few days. one day warms up and that's when we get rain showers on sunday and nen it gets cold again next week. >> thank you glenn. thank you for watching nbc 10 news at 11:00 a.m. i'm renee chenault-fattah. for all of us here at nbc 10 have a great day. we'll see you back here at 4:00. >> rafe: we

happy birthday, ellen.really nervous i think i was nervous because i was afraid of what people are thinking about me right now. it's been a while since i've had a public appearance, and i didn't want to come off arrogant or conceited or basically how i've been acting the past year, year and a half. and i was -- i'm not who i was pretending to be. when i say pretending, often we pretend to be something we're not as a cover-up of what we're truly feeling inside. there was a lot of feelings going on in there. just being young and growing up in this business is hard. growing up in general is hard but yeah, i just felt awkward up there. i felt like people were judging me, and i really want people to know how much i care, how much i care about people and how i'm not that person to say i don't give a [ bleep ]. i'm not that kid. i'm a person who genuinely cares and although what's happened in the past has happened i just want to make the best impression on people and be kind and loving and gentle and soft. althoug

. >> today, they're talking with ellen degeneres about the historic trek.ys, but kevin jorgeson and tommy caldwell made it up the dawn wall foot journey is consider considered the harded the hardest free climb ever attempted. >> i just thought, why? >> i think i got to quote johnny cash. if you're going to be dumb you better be tough. >> well better than because it's there. >> right. >> you can catch the entire interview on the ellen show this afternoon at 4:00 right here on nbc bay area. >> it's nice to hear him speaking for himself. on the day after they summited he lost his voice. >> good for them. >> thanks so much for joining us. our next newscast is tonight at 5:00 and 6:00 and in between, you have nightly news with brian williams. he's in havana with a delegation of u.s. lawmakers who are in diplomatic talks. >> important stuff. tune in. we'll see you tomorrow. release a devastating avalanche of taste on your tongue. bury yourself in the flavor full of sweet icing and filling. call off the hounds! rescue is unnecessary. pillsbury toaster strudel, the

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. >> i'm ellen. >> hi ellen. >> charlotte gross. >> hi charlotte. >> i'm alana. >> that is beautiful.i'm marry margaret. >> were you last one you take the mike and tell us what it means to be a girl scout. >> it means the world, for me of course, i'm 18, in my last year and use my cookie sales to take myself to savanna. we are doing a huge trip with my troop and we're excited. >> what about you, kate. >> well, girl scouts is very important to my life because it has taught me to be a leader and made me how confident i am today. >> fantastic. all you ladies we're running out of the time wave to the camera. kim, tell me how much everything cost. >> $4 for a box, $5 for gluten free. >> i see a number of girls in the grocery stores and out and about. >> that is right looking for cook is in your community go to our web site at gsep.org and go to the location and find the booth closest to you. >> ladies, good luck. thanks. >> do you have in docy dos. 6:55. traffic and weather together. >> hey ukee, good morning. we can expect to see quiet weather from now in the upcoming weekend. it doesn't

like many women ellen white worries about her skin and recently discovered an asian made product thathe says combats her biggest concern. >> this one particular brand that i started using to reduce redness on my face ticket around my nose and cheek area and it's really made a difference in my opinion. >> sales of skin care products are increasing each year with sales anticipated at a 12 percent growth in 2014 and a whopping 26 percent in the antiaging category. americans both women and men are willing to invest more to look good. dermatologist debra gelman says the west is looking east. >> many fiendish asians have the best looking skin. >> what makes these products so unique and desirable their natural exotic ingredients. >> some of the ingredients they use in issue is a shah are very unusual. for example. snail mucus contains peptides and the u.s. market has peptide that is they synthesize in a lab. >> other ingredients contain bamboo sap green tea and sakÉ. companies like target nordstrom sephora and so glam are moving in on the action. >> american brands are taking note. now we se

want to do an ellen selfie?is. >> we begin with the new year's eve celebration in new york. about a million people crammed into times square amid some of the tightest security in years. but despite fears of anti-police demonstrations or terror attacks, it was one big party with performers like taylor swift, lots of kissing and even an on-air proposal. and an incredible show at the seattle space needle the tower was covered in light. nearly half a million people braved the freezing temperatures. and another half million watched the eight-minute show on tv. >>> and now to the airasia crash. the body of a flight attend dant has been identified. the plane and black boxes haven't been found. and muhammad lila joins us with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. this is a race against time and the weather. today the heavy rains let up, creating a precious window for recovery teams to continue the search. overnight, a somber moment more bodies that had been found in the water brought back to land to surabaya indonesia,

. >> ryan seacrest bought one of ellen's houses. >> isn't that typical? makes so much sense. >> why? >> i'm going to say they have in common, oprah. ryan seacrest, oprah and ellen. >> what kind of spells are they doing? spell against you? >> i'm glad you confirmed it. >> i didn't even think that. >> i gnome lindsay tuchman is going to back me up. >> in past years you said oprah is trying to kill you. which is ridiculous. >> it's true. >> i don't even think she gives you a thought. >> she can barely sleep -- she calls gail and they try and they say where's stepman. >> i love gail. it's her birthday this year. well, obviously. but she it was her birthday -- >> you are so smooth tonight. you're like mr. smooth. you're like satin. you lose it. ellen, oprah, neil patrick harris. >> i'm friends with neil patrick harris. >> those two are signing books. >> clearly i'm not getting the vote invite. >> i was at a big party with sidney portier. a big mafia party. you're not invited on the boat. and that's a metaphor, too. that's the tony romo. >> sidney portier. >> h

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he taped it moments after appearing on ellen. here's joe friar.y a new look and new attitude. >> we're watched you grow up. >> i haven't been on tv for a while so i'm a little nervous. >> bieber opened up in a dimly hit confessional style video posted to his facebook page. >> i was afraid of what people were thinking about me and didn't want to come off arrogant or conceited, but i have been acting the past year or year and a half. >> she repeating and everyone is excited. >> ellen had a mopey haired bieber with his first tv interview. >> what did usher say as far as advice? >> say humble. if i stay humble and stay on the right path anything is possible. >> bieber strayed from that path and he has been accused of assault and egging a neighbor's house. it was dropped with no jail time. he was also criticized for his attitude this this video deposition. a constant target of ridicule, bieber was mock for his new calvin klein ads and now for his 21st birthday he will be roasted. >> why are you doing this? >> it's cool to be able to laugh at yourself.