we welcome the reverend glenda hope. [applause] >> i invite you now to close your eyes and if you pray, call upon the holy by whatever one you call. hold these thoughts in your heart. eternal god we gather in your presence in grief and in mourning. so many we love have died of this dreadful disease, and we pray for your comfort and for your healing. we gather in your presence knowing that so many more even now suffer from this, and many more will in days to come. we pray for their strength and their healing, and we pray for your love as we stand with them. we gather in your presence in honest rage. too many people with power and influence turn our riches to greed and destruction rather than to life and to healing. forgive our silence, our discouragement, our divisions, our inaction in the face of injustice. renew our vision. renew our wills. we new our strength, to do the work of justice in healing and compassion in san francisco, in our nation and throughout the world. to that day, we believe will come an end to such un

bob and glenda anderson sent this in. we appreciate it. it was a beautiful snow.verything stuck to the trees and gave it that postcard look. so thank you, appreciate it. here's a live look at our live weather cam with the capitol in the background brought to you by michael and son. down to 46 at national but deceiving because most of the burbs are in the 30s. the pressure continues to rise at 30.30 inches of mercury. we have 42 rockville, 40 bethesda, but plenty of 30s, 36 laytonsville, gaithersburg, 37 reston, college park 37 now and also in beltsville. here's the deal. returning milder, winds diminish tonight. you'll need your sunglasses tomorrow. even milder wednesday and almost warm on thursday. we had the pitchers and catchers check in for spring training today, going to feel like baseball season by thursday. clear and partly cloudy tonight, cold, one to two blanket night, 26 to 36 and winds will become light. still one of those nights where i think if you're right around inside the beltway and even inside town only 35 for a low, maybe 34 in arlington, but 29

the entertainment commissioner, glenda -- [reads names] supervisor mar: supervisor ma next speaker. >> i wanted to speak from the perspective of the local artistic community. one of the things that the bay area festivals in particular have been incredibly great at is creating a sustainable environment, a sustainable festival, not just economically, as we have heard people say. also, artistically, no one has mentioned that yet. at a time when the bay area work force and artistic community has been struggling, we have seen a mass exodus of artists leaving town in leaving the area. particularly outside lands has provided a world stage for local artists of the past year, including 25% of its lineup being reserved for local artists. i have played every festival in america, and i do not think i have seen that yet. it is very important to note. i am a proud, lifelong citizen of the bay area. i just want to say that being able to play power to the peaceful, being able to play outside plans for the other festivals in golden gate park has given us a unique perspective and a global platform, tra

so glenda the good has written a song to the music of -- guess what. >> reporter: "i left my heart inrts at noon. it's free to the public. they do have some general seating but the overflow, basically, any space people can find in the halls of the rotunda. if you can come in you can hear this concert for free. back to you. >> thank you. we've been asking you what is the best valentine's day surprise you've ever had? well, mary wrote, my husband got up early, did the dishes, made me a latte and waffles and wrote me a love poem. 27 years strong. and christie wrote, my husband flew a flag in honor of our children and myself on a combat mission in over afghanistan. i think that's the most amazing gift a military wife can ask for. >>> well, tell us what you think. follow us on facebook. send us your message. >>> it's ticket tuesday. the tickets are to the travel and adventure show. you can take part in rock climbing and check out dozens of cultural performances and try out the international fiery foods challenge. i'm gonna have to pass on that. for your chance to win, go to ktvu.com before

i will never, ever not be glenda. and maybe 10, 20 years. >> i believe the various governments involved that most, if not all can be attributed to that. >> i guess no state know hows to run an election. >> i agree. >> so i hate government at every single level. >> i just want to clear that up. >> needing id to vote, which i agree with, most of the places that are proposing voter id laws are putting provisions in for people who can't afford to get their own valid state id. >> don't stop believing that one. >> well, it is true. they are putting the provisions in. >> so there won't be any problems for anybody to vote? >> you may disagree, but i am saying that's the work around there. >> i don't think you can pass the voter id law because it is a defacto poll tax. >> it is a super convincing argument. if you need an id to drive a car you need one to vote. i get it. that's not america. that's not the constitution. >> you are the constitution. >> i am wearing a sweater over a collar. i am done. >> coming up, and andy will s

. >> glenda the good witch. >> wonderful playing the dolly parton role in "9 to 5."nk you. >> this is like your dream job all wrapped up together. >> it's everything i've ever wanted to do in one job. i get to represent the broadway community on television. so a real honor. >> now, right now you have the marilyn monroe part. but something tells me, because i know the world of broadway, it's a very tenuous grasp you have on that role. >> yes. i can tell you from personal experience doing these workshops and readings, just because you have it in the beginning doesn't mean you'll necessarily have it in the end or next week. >> you can do all the work and it goes straight to broadway with somebody else. >> yes. >> are you learning a lot about tv doing this? such a different animal for you. >> i am. my old job was doing the same thing every night but making it new. now i really try something new every day. it's like a little adventure. >> what a way to grow as a performer. >> absolutely. >> we're so happy for you. >> in real life, no time for a personal life. >> all right

today we asked glenda willis, a mom with kids that logged four tours rs one still at war, we asked her today about a tick r tape parade for the troops. >> why is there not a parade coming home from iraq sf. >> i don't think we support the veterans. we need to shore more appreciation and compassion for them for the job that they do. >> a little more appreciation, a little more compassion. i know this issue of parades to mark the end of the iraq war is one on which reasonable people can disagree. i also know this issue is not going away. joining us now exclusively for the enter sprue tonight is new york council speaker christine quinn who supports a citywide welcome home for the troops. could you picture a celebrate for the war? >> i was sitting on the stage out in front of city hall today, and you give each giant a key to city hall. i was thinking how will we do this when we do it for the vet rance of the iraqi war? >> right, right. >> i was thinking we could do one for each member of the service. i thought we should have a family who lost a son or a daughter also from each member of th

we asked glenda willis, whose kids logged four tours of duty, we asked her about a ticker tape parade for the troops. >> why do you think there hasn't been a parade for veterans coming home from iraq? >> i think we don't support the veterans as they should be supported. we need to show a little more apr rea apr -- appreciation and compassion for the job they do. >> little more appreciation and compassion. i know this issue of parades to mark the end of the iraq war is one on which reasonable people can disagree, i also know this issue is not going away. joining us now exclusively is new york city council speaker christine quinn who supports a city wide welcome home for the troops coming home from iraq. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> while watching the parade, could you picture a celebration for the war? >> absolutely. i was sitting on the stage in front of city hall you give each one of the giants a key to city hall. how will we do it for the veterans. >> a million veterans. >> i was thinking we could do one for each member of the service, then a family who l

bob and glenda anderson, i appreciate that. a live look outside with our weather cam brought to you by michael and son, pure sunshine now, temps okay, 49 downtown, pretty good, do dew point 20. the air mass is pretty dry. that tells us a couple things. when the wind dies down and the sun goes down with clear skies, temps will qualm quickly, pressure rising 30.20 -- will fall quickly, pressure rising 30.27 inches of mercury. if you're going out, grab a coat. we're okay with this on, but we came back in. 45 in gaithersburg and reston, fort belvoir checking in at 48 along with college park. here's the deal, returning milder, winds diminishing tonight, sunglasses tomorrow, milder on wednesday and just quite frankly warm on thursday. it's warm as it's been for a while of tonight clear to partly cloudy, cold, one to two blanket night, 26 to 36 and light winds. another night in town probably remaining above freezing. in the burbs 20s, gaithersburg and rockville upper 20s, 30 in college park, 29 in bowie, herndon and sterling, 27 leesb

today we asked glenda willis, a mom with kids that logged four tours rs one still at war, we asked her today about a tick r -- ticker tape parade for the troops. >> why is there not a parade for veterans coming home from iraq? >> >> i don't think we support the veterans. we need to shore more appreciation and compassion for them for the job that they do. >> a little more appreciation, a little more compassion. i know this issue of parades to mark the end of the iraq war is one on which reasonable people can disagree. i also know this issue is not going away. joining us now exclusively for the interview tonight is new york city council speaker kristin quinn who supports the city wide welcome home for the troops from iraq. could you picture a celebrate for the war? >> absolutely. i was sitting on the stage out in front of city hall today and you give each one of the giants a key to city hall. i was thinking how will we do it when we think of the veterans? i was thinking we could do one for each member of the service and then i thought we should have a family who lost a son or a daughter