come on out heidi. [ cheers and applause ] welcome. >> hi, heidi. >> thank you. >> i am so happy to seeyou. and you're a beautiful lady. >> yes, you are. >> and i hope you feel good about yourself because you just exude, right now, sitting here that a lot of good stuff is gonna happen in your life. >> i'm willing to bet that working with the derm exclusive system is probably the first nice thing you've done for yourself in a long time. as a mom with three kids -- you've got two little girls -- there's not a lot of "me" time left, right? >> no. [ laughter ] >> so how has it been to just treat yourself every day? >> through the divorce, i lost a lot of my self-esteem, so this was the first thing that came along that helped me feel better about myself when i looked in the mirror. >> aww. >> that's good. >> that's so great. yay! [ applause ] >> now, we've done this to everybody else, heidi. we've got your before-and-after pictures. have you seen them yet? >> no. >> okay, are you ready? >> no one is immune from the old before-and-after. [ laughter ] >> so, heidi, i think that the stressful s

heidi zhou-castro will be with us from texas in studio. we get reaction from a mother who faces deportation, and later funding for the department of homeland security. libby casey joins us about the feud between the white house and the hill and whether the public's hands are strengthened. it's "inside story". >>> coming out of the holiday £ millions of people potentially covered by the president's executive access on immigration got a nasty surprise. federal judge ruled in texas, that it was not in the president's power to make millions of people living and worked in country a lower priority for deportation. in a 126 page ruling. the states are concern the about security and their own resources drained by the territories. and it has and will lead to domestic security issues affecting citizenry. the influx is causing the states to experience law enforce. problems. the result is that many bear the brunt of illegal immigration, this examines the issue relating to immigration, which necessarily involves questions of federalism, separation of p

more of my conversation with juror stacey matthews and heidi carilla. she described what she saw the last time she saw chris kyle alive. >> he said he was inviting chad to come along. >> you said chad had come to the house? >> chad had come to the house. had an extra set of eyes. and then he maybe make sure this guy knows that chad can be trusted 100% so that he's comfortable saying whatever he wants. he said, oh, yeah. no. i definitely will. and then that we loved each other and gave each other a kiss and hug like we always did. >> you know, heidi, trials are such personal things. particularly for jury members. what went through your mind when you heard taya saying that? >> sorrow. sorrow for her. and her family. how you can't sit there and not feel sorrow for her, and empathy, but that is not what made our decision. >> there's a lot of sad things that happen in the world and you can't base it just on the emotional fact. we were given the facts. we were given evidence. our charge was that you have to consider the facts and the evidence only and no emot

their country. >> heidi m may miss heidi she is so brave.rong. fch we learn from her. >>reporter: cheryl jennings, >>reporter: cheryl jennings abc 7 news. >> new tomorrow night. cheryl will show you how the roots of peace partnership with u.s. aid works with formers and traders. it's complicated because they learned about a world fall firm in kabul and why it's game changeger for the economy of afghanistan. >> statement he paid about his own military service he's apologizinged. if robert mcdonald told homeless veteran he serve entered special forces quantity. several media out l let lacked into his record and found it to be untrue. mcdonald completed army ranger training but never assigned to a unit and admits his error. >> i apologizing to those who may have been 0fpded by my misstatement. what i said was not on my mind tell. i was trying to connect with them and we had people with us that could help get them in a home if they were homeless veteran. >>reporter: the white house accepted mcdonald apology issue ago statement we take him at his

>> well, one of them, heidi mentioned that sometimes it is difficult, or you said that it is difficultor people to talk about it, and that is completely changing over time. it is to get over the stigma to seem unmanly to come back to say that you have ptsd, and we have looked at it differently, and all of us don't call it ptsd, and take off the "d" to not call it a disorder. and it is not the pts, that you are fighting here after a war, but it is something that you have changed over time, and in different ways we are seeing in the beginning, we we were caring about those in the icu and those just injure and then to help them when they go back to their communities, because many know veterans in the the neighborhoods, because we have 1% of the americans serving in the war compared to the previous wars that we had, and now we are looking as you said veterans helping the veterans which is what you are doing, because those are incredibly efficient and effective to do this, and you know, service dogs. you get them to come back to train the service dogs to help others, and a good friend of ou

until then they want to keep working with roots of peace. >> heidi mama is the -- she's so brave.ng. that is why we learn from her. >> i'm going to show you how this partnership works for farmers and traders and why they're being considered game changers in afghanistan. >> roots of peace is making a difference. >> in washington president obama vetoed a bill that would force construction of the key stone pipeline. it's becoming a flash point in the debate over climate change and the environment. they're four votes short of a 2-thirds majority in the senate. >> head of the va apologized today for a statement he made about his own military service. last month, in los angeles he told a homeless veteran he served in special forces unit. several media outlets looked and found this untrue. he did complete army ranger training but never assigned to a unit and now admits the error. >> i apologize to those who may have been offended by my misstatement. what i said was not on my mind at the time ways trying to connect with them we had people that could help get them into the home. >> the whi

. >> heidi jo castro is live in brownsville, texas tonight. and heidi, for the undocumented immigrants where you are, what was their reaction to this court decision today? >> hey david, obviously it was not the news they were hoping for, but for the state leaders here in texas they're the ones celebrating. texas was the leader of this group of 26, mostly republican states that filed this lawsuit against the federal government, in it claiming that the obama administration overstepped it's authority, and that the states would bear the burden of its executive action. of course that brawnsville judge agreed and he issued this temporarily injunction for the immigrant community here, and that was devastating news. >> 36-year-old doris clutches an american flag in front of the courthouse where hours earlier, a federal judge ruled now is not the time for her to step out of the shadows. >> i was waiting for my kids to finish breakfast and i read it and started crying. >> this is your life. >> it is. and it's been this way for many years, and i thought

until then they want to keep working with roots of peace. >> heidi mama is the -- she's so brave. so strong. that is why we learn from her. >> i'm going to show you how this partnership works for farmers and traders and why they're being considered game changers in afghanistan. >> roots of peace is making a difference. >> in washington president obama vetoed a bill that would force construction of the key stone pipeline. it's becoming a flash point in the debate over climate change and the environment. they're four votes short of a 2-thirds majority in the senate. >> head of the va apologized today for a statement he made about his own military service. last month, in los angeles he told a homeless veteran he served in special forces unit. several media outlets looked and found this untrue. he did complete army ranger training but never assigned to a unit and now admits the error. >> i apologize to those who may have been offended by my misstatement. what i said was not on my mind at the time ways trying to connect with them we had people that could help get them into the home. >>

heidi craft is a former navy clinical psychologist, and author of "rule number two: lessons i learnedspital." and a former navy s.e.a.l. who helped train chris kyle. and bob woodruff is co-founder of the bob rowoodruff foundatio. great to have all of you here for this discussion. i want to start with you, brandon. you were the head instructor in the navy s.e.a.l. sniper program that trained chris kyle. i'm wondering, is there a particular personality type that lends itself to becoming a sniper? >> i think the guys that really excel as a sniper have an ability to really manage stress, and make complex decisions under pressure. and we look for those candidates. like you and i were talking earlier before the segment, we put them in situations artificially induced high levels of stress to see who has it and who doesn't. >> do you think that that somehow is a buffer against pts, when they come home? >> i think the special operations community as a whole has a much lower rate or frequency of guys that don't deal with pts effectively. they show up to training and make it through because they

back to heidi, what did routh's family expect.t on a forensic psychiatrist who described how he was a troubled veteran and medicated for psychosis. >> that's right. i spoke to eddie ray routh's aunt. and she and other family members, getting into this didn't expect for it to turn out well for eddie ray routh. they saw it more as a procedural thing, this trial, and knew that in the end, in their view he was going to be found guilty and sentenced to life without parole, or found not guilty and expected that he would have been put in a mental institution for the rest of his life. this family was obviously - they are not happy with this verdict, i imagine. but they kind of knew getting into it what it might be. >> again, quick verdict in the trial of the killer of the american sniper chris kyle and friend chad littlefield. the jury found his guilt why and the judge sentenced him to life without parole. thank you both for being with us "real money" is up next. see you again at 11. >>> the legend of ronald reagan looms large. they have

>> i think heidi mentioned, sometimes it's difficult for people to talk about it in the beginning.tely changed over time. getting over the stigma. it was considered to be unmanly to come back and say you've got ptsd. i think over time we look at it differently. a lot of us don't call it ptsd anymore. we take off the d, get rid of the disorder. >> we don't want it to be a disorder. >> it doesn't matter the kind of pts you have. and it doesn't matter what kind of pts you have, whether it's fighting in another country or you witnessed one of your friend's child die here in new york, it's the same kind of pts. and that's one of the things that's changed over time. and different ways. i think we've seen in the beginning we were really caring about those in icu, those that were just injured and then we help them when they go back to their communities, because nobody really knows many veterans in their neighborhood. about 1% of americans are serving in this war compared to previous wars that we've had. and now you're looking at veterans helping veterans. which is exactly what you're doing

roger with the medical society followed by heidi with the california produce stewardship council and then followed by bruce wolf with the alcohol justice and then i'll start calling additional names. speaker: thank you, madam president and supervisors. i just want to -- i'm dr. roger and i'm friends the medical study and chief radiology -- i want to stand up here on behalf of the medical students who support the concept of a take back drug program that's financed by the pharmaceutical company. i won't be labor the points that have been stated previously. we do concur this is a public health epidemic that as we increase different effective drugs to treat patients that correspondingly they'll be increased waste that goes with that. they're lacking programs currently as to how to dispose of them that does eventually reach our land field, reach the water system and then goes back and becomes a public health program. one suggestion that has come up regarding the issue of effectively, if you do you have a program and you expand the pilot program, we would love to help out with is perhaps e

. >> reporter: rosa's mother heidi owns the dance studio in the building. she says shots rang out next door to the studio where kids were playing. >> we just want to keep to keep them in prayer. the students that were there when it happened. i know they're probably in shock frightened. >> reporter: besides the dance studio the community center houses a teen youth center and senior center. investigators say the gunman walked in, shot a male victim and ran off before the first officers arrived on scene. >> officers are actively investigateing this incident. we're looking at all leads. >> reporter: police put the building on lock down for about three hours. makes say this building has been in the community for decades. one neighbor who lives across the street says rose hill is known as a safe place. >> for this to even happen, you know it's sad. >> reporter: jacqueline tells "eyewitness news" she's now scared of a place she once called second home. >> somebody will probably please you know report this to anybody you know and turn themselves in. >> reporter: po

heidi and gary kuhn were home in the bay area and monitored by skype they had to move to secret locationsabul. it changed the level of personal security in kabul for the kuhn s. now, they have body armor on. >> she cannot ride in the same vehicle has her husband because of continuity. you have a family? >> four children and a grandson. and not only for one of us to be here for a terrorist attack but protect our business, if one went down as ceo and president, the other has to carry on. >> the staff had a stunning moment searching through the rubble from the suicide bombing. almost everything was destroyed except for a hand made heart of roses on the wall. a gift from the staff in kabul. the staff had that heart delivered to the kuhns and now, it serves as a reminder they will not surrender to terrorism. >> most of the walls and bathrooms were destroyed but that is how it survived. >> he says the staff is not intimidated by the attacks. >> if we look at that from another perspective, that means like, their hearts are still alive. we can continue whether or not it happened. >> that attack i

heidi and gary kuhn were home in the bay area and monitored by skype they had to move to secret locationsabul. it changed the level of personal security in kabul for the kuhn s. now, they have body armor on. >> she cannot ride in the same vehicle has her husband because of continuity. you have a family? >> four children and a grandson. and not only for one of us to be here for a terrorist attack but protect our business, if one went down as ceo and president, the other has to carry on. >> the staff had a stunning moment searching through the rubble from the suicide bombing. almost everything was destroyed except for a hand made heart of roses on the wall. a gift from the staff in kabul. the staff had that heart delivered to the kuhns and now, it serves as a reminder they will not surrender to terrorism. >> most of the walls and bathrooms were destroyed but that is how it survived. >> he says the staff is not intimidated by the attacks. >> if we look at that from another perspective, that means like, their hearts are still alive. we can continue whether or not it happened. >> that attack i

everyone should have one. >> you know, heidi, we keep talking about how the nuwave oven makes food... >> mm-hmm, mm-hmm. >> ...great and fast, but also healthy. >> that's right. now, with the triple combo cooking power, the nuwave seals in the natural juices, but it also allows the fats and oils to drip away from your food, which reduces the amount of fat you eat. eating healthier better-tasting food in less time -- you can't ask for anything more. take a look at this test we did. we made three different meats side by side, each in a regular oven and in the nuwave oven. >> first we made a beef roast. we measured the fat drippings left from both the nuwave oven and the conventional oven. when we poured the grease, there were 2.2 ounces of fat drippings from the nuwave oven and only one ounce of fat drippings from the conventional oven -- that's a difference of 120% of unhealthy fat drippings. >> we did a similar test for country-style ribs. when we compared the fat drippings, the nuwave oven produced 250% more fat drippings than the conventional oven. >> then we cooked about three poun

. >> reporter: jennifer and heidi won the lottery, not money but an opportunity to stay in the city. >> leaving the city would be leaving my job and friends and family. >> reporter: major ed lee brought a basket of fruit for a house warming gift. more than 2,000 people enter add lottery for 69 below market rate apartments. there has to be a percentage of affordable units. many opt to build more as long as they are off side but this developer chose to include the low income housing in the same complex. >> i think the people that want to live in san francisco embrace the diversity. having the low market rate housing markets on the building doesn't detract it it enhances the overall experience for the residents. >> jennifer and heidi will pay $1139 for a two bedroom the market rate is more than $4,000. to qualify, they had to meet the city's definition of low to moderate income. together, making under 4 3,000 a year. activists say more must be done. >> i'm not knocking this at all but i'm saying that this is a drop in the bucket. we need to be thinking more about the people who make eve

i think with continued support from the coalition continue support with people like gary and heidi thatthe future for afghanistan is bright. >> cheryl jennings reporting. u.s. aid and new president began i also promises to work closely with roots of peace to promote afghanistan agriculture promote afghanistan agriculture. you see cheryl exclusivinterview with him in the next few days. >> convicted of leaking national security secret has been approved for hormone therapy to unable the transition to become a woman. the first for the army. chelsea is still a soldier serving 35 year sentence at the fort leavenworth problem. soldier convicted of sending classified documents to wikileke. erica nelson the come man didn't at fort leavenworth called it medically appropriate and necessary. >> tonight the incredible image of a snowmobile rider swept away in avalanche in an instant n.seconds friends jump in the rest cue as wall of snow heading rate for them. all caught on camera. tvl clayton with really remarkable pictures with really remarkable pictures. >> it happens in seconds. as snowmobileer n

whatever his decision in this case, david, this case will be appealed to the supreme court. >> heidihanks for that. >>> massachusetts and parts of rhode island are still digging out from heavy snowfall. those areas have hit record snow totals for the season. meanwhile a new storm system tonight is bringing dangerous icy conditions to parts of america's south. >> yes, we have ice coming down david, and it's coming down thick, accumulating anywhere from an inch to an inch and a half of ice. the ice storm warning currently focused in central tennessee. we'll see the highest amounts of accumulations in these spotings. knoxville will be a little bit to the north, but still some risks of icing. and then freezing rain for south carolina. so our greats threat of ice coming from this storm is going to focus across parts of virginia, and we're really watching north carolina. you can see the storm already pushing snow in washington, d.c. where our higher snow accumulations are going to happen. across baltimore, you'll see the snow developing in parts of new york city, but we'll have lessen amou

join host joe fowler and and tv cooking expert heidi bohay as they show you how you can make every meal of the day, and find out how you can take advantage of a limited time never-seen-before "buy one get one free" offer on the nuwave oven pro. >> i'm so happy to be back here with you! >> this is a phenomenon! it's the number-one infrared cooking device in the world! we personally know about the nuwave oven, okay, and how incredible it is, but for those of you out there that don't know about the nuwave oven yet, you are in for such a surprise! >> oh, you sure are. >> this is a great appliance! what do you have for us? >> well, i have something i know you're gonna love. this is one of the easiest meals, healthiest and most delicious -- one of my favorites to make in the nuwave. >> well, it's a nuwave oven meal -- we know it's gonna be good. >> that's right. okay, a bag of frozen chicken breasts. >> frozen? >> that's all you need. frozen. >> frozen? >> don't believe me? >> well, i do, but let's prove it to everyone else. >> i'm gonna show you how frozen they are. [ both laugh ] okay? >> t

. >> heidi jo castro is live with us from brownsville texas and you spoke with people on both sides of the issue. what's their reaction? >> reporter: that's right tony, texas was the leader of the 26 mostly conservative states that filed the lawsuit against the obama administration, and they claim that the president overstepped his constitutional authority with an executive action with a cost to border states. last night a judge here in brownsville sided with those arguments and put a temporary injunction, which was applauded by leaders here, but devastating to the immigrant community. >> 36-year-old doris clutches an american flag in front of the courthouse where hours earlier, a federal judge ruled now is not the time for her to step out of the shadows. >> i was waiting for my kids to finish breakfast and i read it and started crying. >> this is your life. >> it is. and it's been this way for many years, and i thought i was going to do something and i read this, and it's heartbreaking. >> llama said her mother sent for her to come to the u.s. from mexico when she was nine. she crosse

hit "american sniper," and it looks to be this trial that will be the movies' real-life ending. >> heidi zhou castro for us in texas. >> tonight on "real money" ali velshi is asking an uncomfortable question. what is the value of a life? that sounds pretty provocative right? but when tragedy hits there are people whose job it is to put a monetary value on every life lost. ali is here now with more. >> tony, it is an uncomfortable question. i'm talking with kevin feinberg, he answers these questions all the time. general motors has retained him to compensate families of car crashes. massachusetts brought him in to help with victims of the boston marathon bombing. he was the master of the 9/11 compensation fund. in the case of 9/11, the families of victims received an average of $721 million. but that is an average. families of victims with low salaries got as little as $250,000. while families of highly-paid victims got $1.7 million. in the case of marathon bombing people who lost two limbs got $2.2 million. those who lost one limb, got $1 million less. we'll look at how these calculation

heidi joe castro is there. >> reporter: this case has tremendous publicity.american sniper is playing two miles away. and in texas they celebrated chris tile day but it took just three days to seat this jury of 3 women and ten men. >> 9-1-1. >> listen, my brother just came by here, and he's now -- he told me that he committed a murder. >> reporter: on february 7th 2013, three military veterans came to this texas gun range to shoot targets, and two would die her. chris kyle, described as the most lethal sniper in america history. and chad littlefield a friend. charged with their murders eddie ray routh, he had pickup trucks pickupptsd.>> who did he say he killed? >> he's all psychotic. >> routh served two years in iraq and he also deplayed in haiti in 2010 to help that country recover from an earthquake and he killed more than 300,000. routh lived with an aunt before going into the military. and she said that he returned from haiti a changed man. >> his job was bulldozing bodies and putting them in mass graves. >> routh game incoherent and skittish. his mother

>> i think heidi mentioned, sometimes it's difficult for people to talk about it in the beginning.anged over time. getting over the stigma. it was considered to be unmanly to come back and say you've got ptsd. am i thi. i think over time we look at it differently. a lot of us don't call it ptsd any more. >> we don't want it to be a disorder. >> it doesn't matter the kind of pts you have. you witnessed one of your friend's child die here in new york, it's the same kind of pts, and that's one of the things that's changed over time. and different ways. i think we've seen in the beginning we were really caring about those in icu, those that were just injured and then we help them when they go back to their communities, because nobody really knows many veterans in their neighborhood. about 1% of americans are serving in this war compared to previous wars that we've had. and now you're looking at veterans helping veterans. those have been incredibly efficient and effective. service dogs, you get some of these guys that come back and train service dogs to help others. a good friend of our

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heidi zhou-castro was in the courtroom. >> eddy ray ralph was in the court. with a shaved head and heavier is pleading not guilty by reason of ipp sanity. >> he took their lives. . >> the crime happened at a texas gun range. kyle and little field invited ralph to shoot targets. it was the first time they met rous. chris was in the driver's seat and he text chad littlefield. he had been released from a hospital, was treated for six rounds. his mother begged and pleaded for him to be talked to. per cent per cent the state said the mourning of the killing routh used marijuana. she scott kyle and littlefield using two guns, kyle's weapon was found next to his body spent. >> he shot all the bullets out of his gun at the time that he was shot. the state says routh took kyle's truck and gun. ate at a taco bell drove to his sister's home, and he confessed. kyle and chad littlefiedl leave behind grieving families. jurors heard testimony of littlefield's mother and kyle's widow, two widows who say justice must come in the form of a guilty verdict. >> young athletes lea

darled and heidi arnold are visiting from ohio. >> came to see the sea lions. >> reporter: the rain just a small dent in the drought but the bay area needs every drop. >> take a look at this. a tree toppled falling on to a car this morning in the berkeley hills. the tree fell when saturated soil gave way. a second car was also damaged. you can see the tree blocked the entire street. >>> in santa clara county part of highway 9 was closed this afternoon when a large tree branch fell across the roadway near red wood road. the tree knocked down power lines and trapping at least one car between the tree and power lines. the wires were not on the car and no one was hurt. >>> fire crews have made progress containing a large wildfire that has destroyed 40 homes and forced two towns to evacuate. the fire is burning near the nevada state line. it has destroyed about 7,000 acres. officials say the fire is 65% contained. dozens of power poles have come down creating hazards for 250 residents who have been evacuated. meanwhile, firefighters are relieved that strong winds which have been fuelling the

heidi zhou-castro is in texas. >> good evening. brownsville is on the border. this is the border and behind it is mexico. texas is leading a group of 26 states that you mentioned. in a claim that obama exceeded constitutional authority, and that border states will suffer increased price of illegal crossings due to president's actions. bill scans the horizon. here 50 miles north. >> the last three months i had 15 of them within a mile of the house. i had five of them trying to break the front door down. calvin showed them his kun and called border patrol. he saw more migrants since president obama announced 4.9 million undocumented immigrants could qualify for relief and work permits. calvin calls it amnesty. this is the land of milk and honey. they come over. the minute they across the boarder, they are on easy street. >> rhyl lives in a mobile home and works six days a week waiting tables and playing music at a nightclub. he crosses the border and lives with his family near dallas. two of his children are citizens. the longer we stay we have a place to live. >

heidi zhou-castro is along the border and spoke with disappointed people. >> that's right. this was not the news. that undocumented immigrants hoped to here. state leaders in texas are rejoicing. texas let of 26 states claiming that the president overstepped the boundaries and the states would suffer of the consequences. a federal judge inside the courtroom agreed issuing a temporary injugez. -- injunction, this was devastating news. 36-year-old doris clutches an american flag in front of a courthouse where a federal junk ruled now is not the time for her to step out of the shadows. >> i waited for the kids to finish breakfast. i read it and started crying. >> this is your life. >> it is. i thought it was - i was going to do something. and i read this and it was heart-breaking. >> she said her mother sent for her to come from the u.s. in mexico. she crossed the rio grande following strangers, holding her 4-year-old sister. >> did you have any idea doing so that said you would be breaking the law. >> no you do what your parents tell you. >> reporter: now she is married reque

heidi richardson is blackrock's global investment strategist and said old tech is the way to play the market. thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> 75 points away from 5,000. make you nervouses the closer we get or not? >> it doesn't. it's interesting when we look at the valuations in the u.s. marketplace it's arguably rich but when we look at the opportunities on a sector standpoint we like these u.s. mature technology companies. valuations on these companies are trading at very attractive valuations compared to the broad market. >> how do you -- i know you like your own etf. the iyw. it's your product so i know you like it. the point is, you think those particular stocks are still cheap and there are guys, any number of ways, to play those names? >> yeah. i think i mean if you look at it on a relative basis with the market getting rich in the u.s. marketplace with technology particularly these mature technology companies, the valuations haven't been stretched from just expansion of the valuations. it's been the earnings. keeping up with the price to earnings ratio. they'

darled and heidi arnold are visiting from ohio. >> came to see the sea lions. >> reporter: the rain just a small dent in the drought but the bay area needs every drop. >> take a look at this. a tree toppled falling on to a car this morning in the berkeley hills. the tree fell when saturated soil gave way. a second car was also damaged. you can see the tree blocked the entire street. >>> in santa clara county part of highway 9 was closed this afternoon when a large tree branch fell across the roadway near red wood road. the tree knocked down power lines and trapping at least one car between the tree and power lines. the wires were not on the car and no one was hurt. >>> fire crews have made progress containing a large wildfire that has destroyed 40 homes and forced two towns to evacuate. the fire is burning near the nevada state line. it has destroyed about 7,000 acres. officials say the fire is 65% contained. dozens of power poles have come down creating hazards for 250 residents who have been evacuated. meanwhile, firefighters are relieved that strong winds which have been fuelling the

jennifer and heidi score their place by entering a lottery run by the mayor's office of housing.r works as a sales manager and a part- time students says she's tried look at a lottery several times. but most of the 2100 people who applied for this same lottery were left disappointed. mayor ed lee says he knows more needs to be done to ease the city's housing and affordability crisis. more lotteries are planned for additional additions and six other units that are expected to be available for rent or sell at below market prices in the next 12 to 18 months. >> reporter: cocker were at 65 degrees right now concord. the fog is prevalent along the coast. so it should burn off more quickly oregon have sunshine moving toward the weekend. was beans are blustering about 10 mi. an hour. for the most part clear skies morning lows will be in the 40's. afternoon highs will be in the '60s upper 60s and just getting over 70 in some places. east bay will be pleasant conditions tomorrow. caster bell is looking at 65 pedal much as 66 and 64% francisco. 64 degrees in san francisco in 63 degrees and

jennifer and heidi will pay just over $1100 for their two bedroom, while some neighbors will be paying $4,000. eric tao developed the complex. . >> i think that people want to live in san francisco embrace diversity. having the units doesn't detract but enhances the experience. >> to qualify tenants have to meet income requirements but in a city with where affordable housing rallies are frequent activists say levels should be lower. >> we need to think about the people making less than the people who qualify for these units. and need to be protecting the people in our rent control stock right now. >> easing the crisis is the mayor's top priority. his goal is 30,000 new units within five years. >> some are saying that that is not enough but we're going to meet our goal. 30% is going to be affordable. >> this developer says he would be willing to build more if allowed more height, but like many things that is up for debate. >> san francisco has won a long running battle with air b and b david campos has been pressuring them to pay the tax other businesses pay, air b and b has been collec

jennifer and heidi will pay just over $1100 for their two bedroom, while some neighbors will be paying eric tao developed the complex. . >> i think that people want to live in san francisco embrace diversity. having the units doesn't detract but enhances the experience. >> to qualify tenants have to meet income requirements but in a city with where affordable housing rallies are frequent activists say levels should be lower. >> we need to think about the people making less than the people who qualify for these units. and need to be protecting the people in our rent control stock right now. >> easing the crisis is the mayor's top priority. his goal is 30,000 new units within five years. >> some are saying that that is not enough but we're going to meet our goal. 30% is going to be affordable. >> this developer says he would be willing to build more if allowed more height, but like many things that is up for debate. >> san francisco has won a long running battle with air b and b david campos has been pressuring them to pay the tax other businesses pay, air b and b has been collecting and

heidi make a move to full-blown insanity? >> i will respectfully disagree. it is the insanity at the time he shot them because it is very possible that his logic came to fruition after the fact but that is not what is relevant to the jury will look at through the testimony was going through his mind at the time he shot chris trial but the jury will argue it is no significance it was at the time of the killing not of the confession. >> even if he were mentally ill under texas law he is not insane insanity is not a moral concepts or clinical diagnosis but a legal concept and in texas is exceedingly narrow. if you do right from wrong and then the insanity defense cannot apply. the last piece of evidence was his confession that he said he knew plenty did was wrong and with all due respect how does the defense get around that question in detail dimension by then the deed was done you have to go back to play the movie it is at the point he took chad and chris. kennedy: when you deal with reasonable people they have a pretty good get a feeling what means to be insa

with continued support from coalition and people like gary and heidi. >> he told me he never dreamedld be doing the kind of work he's been doing now. the new president promises to work with roots of peace. you're going to see my interview with the president in the next few days. >> just amazing. >> nice to see. >> with good works it must be dangerous. >> it is. and every day, they say goodbye to families don't know if if they're going to come home. >> looking forward to hearing your report. thank you. >> well, general campbell has a new boss at the pentagon. ashton carter will be the president's fourth defense secretary in four years. >> two more women are accusing bill cosby of sexual assault tonight. three dozen women have come forward to claim the comedian assaulted them. so far statutes of limitations kept allegations out of court. in los angeles today, two women said they were drugged by cosby decades ago. . >> i was shocked and had no clue how i got there or why mr. cosby was beside me under covers i can't move or speak. >> bill ]/hby appears to think rape is a joke let me tell

with continued support from coalition and people like gary and heidi. >> he told me he never dreamed doing the kind of work he's been doing now. the new president promises to work with roots of peace. you're going to see my interview with the president in the next few days. >> just amazing. >> nice to see. >> with good works it must be dangerous. >> it is. and every day, they say goodbye to families don't know if if they're going to come home. >> looking forward to hearing your report. thank you. >> well, general campbell has a new boss at the pentagon. ashton carter will be the president's fourth defense secretary in four years. >> two more women are accusing bill cosby of sexual assault tonight. three dozen women have come forward to claim the comedian assaulted them. so far statutes of limitations kept allegations out of court. in los angeles today, two women said they were drugged by cosby decades ago. . >> i was shocked and had no clue how i got there or why mr. cosby was beside me under covers i can't move or speak. >> bill ]/hby appears to think rape is a joke let me tell you

and heidi ewing >> cutera ovi republican congress and follow the -- keep track over the republican-led congress. >> omx, british prime minister david cameron takes question. later, in conversation with the mayor of london and another chance to see "q&a" with filmmaker thomas allen harris. >> british prime minister david cameron answered questions from members of the house of commons concerning allegations that the swiss help avoid paying taxes. the prime minister also discussed the ukraine. mrs. 35 minutes. -- this is 35 minutes. questions to the prime minister. >> number one. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, and in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> does my right honorable friend recall the general election of 1983 a conservative landslide win which i and 100 others were elected for the first time. is he aware since that time unemployment was 3 million. today it is 2 million. the workforce with 24 million today it is 30 million. women in the workforce were 9 million today

heidi ewing talked about detroit. a andaron woolf on corn production in the u.s.. >> this president's day on the c-span networks, on c-span at 10:00 a.m. eastern -- >> to prove that leadership is our challenge in 1992, and that is why i announce my candidacy for president of the united states of america. [applause] >> a special presentation on campaign announcements from ronald reagan in 1979 to barack obama in 2007. we will reenter the announcements later in the evening at 9:00 p.m. on book tv. finalist for the book circle critics award starting at medical eastern. david brion davis on his third and final volume on the history of slavery, focusing on emancipation. at 1130, elizabeth kolbert argues we are undergoing a sixth as extension. and that senator elizabeth moran talked wealth and economic inequality on american history tv at 8:00 eastern. cartoonist patrick oliphant draws residential candidates. at 7:00 eastern, a 1960 nbc interview with herbert hoover discussing his life be on the presidency. at 9:30, our con

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bill, your wife heidi, what does she like. >> she likes chocolate. i walked right down the street to shane's and got her mostly everything she wanted. with a short walk down market street i can go back in time. this confectionary is the oldest operating continuous confectionary in the united states. since 1863 there have been capped did i makers making candy at this facility. right now i'm doing the shells. valentine's day we make a lot of these. valentine's day can be one of the bussest times here at shane's, a time like a man for myself to pony up the big bucks for chock lates. this is the vanilla, butter cream coated in dark chocolate. this time of year katie will make thousands of these. people come and order just boxes of them. using vintage tools like they did over 150 years old. i like to think of myself as a confectionary image yea. eric about yourly and his brother took over and remodeled shawn yancy back in 2011. nothing goes great with wine or after a great meal like chocolate. it's kind of magical. it really is. christine salvador has bee

heidi klum. a victoria's secret runway model.t angels are sort of a dime a dozen. >> not necessarily a dime a dozen. a way that a model becomes a supermodel. they are getting more. they are becoming a brand. a time constraint. about faith two days a year. they could be working for maybelline or any other brand. melissa: the two that we mentioned before are household names in modeling terms. >> alexandria ambrosio. they may lose her. they still have other angels around. what would we do? melissa: thank you so much. check out shares of apple. continuing to move around here. pack a lawsuit. i tuned software in french on three patents held by smart / llc. one of america's most loved dog food brands is endangering man's best friend. very serious health concerns for your pooch. coming up next. ♪ opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world adva

. >> jennifer and heidi will pay $1,139 for a two bedroom. the market rate is more than $4,000. to qualify, they have to meet the city's definition of low to moderate income. together making under $43,000 a year. but in a city where eviction protests and affordable housing rallies are frequent, more has to be done. >> i'm not knocking this. this is a drop in the bucket. we need to think about the people who make less than the people who qualified for these. >> easing the affordable housing crisis is the mayor's top priority. his goal the 30,000 new units within a year. >> we're making great progress in it. we already know the projects that we'll fill about 20,000 of them. we're working on them. >> and he believes developers would be willing to build more affordable housing if the city gives them more flexibility on height and density. carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> finally little friends join the week long celebration. penguins in northeast china were dressed in red vests. there they are to greet the lieu nor new year. the color red is associated with good luck. they look odd the

. >> thank you heidi. >>> what americans are hearing about the shooting of muslim students and the messages from either side. the young voices reshaping race relations across the u.s. the u.s. >> hi, everyone, this is al jazeera america i'm john siegenthaler. the victims shot to death in north carolina. >> we're still in a state of shock and can't make sense of this tragedy. >> why some call it a hate crime. race in america why some say leaders from the civil rights era are out of touch. >>> an ancient culture threatened by war. the unlikelylikely warriors fighting to save it. and african gorillas, poachers and the fight to save an endangered species. >> were they killed because of a parking space or because of prejudice? three muslim college students shot dead in chapel hill, north carolina last night. a 46-year-old suspect craig steven hicks has been charged with three counts of murder. saying it results from a dispute or a parking space. not bias. those victims are being remembered on the campus of university of north carolina. we know how they dyed decide. erica pitzi has a story on how

we have a painting of heidi here.rful that these people have given their time and -- >> fabulous. >> okay. >> and stephanie and nicole have put in a lot of effort. >> we want to say it's home is where the heart is. the portraits are on display for the month at the oakland animal shelters and at farley's east coffee house on grand avenue. if you adopt a pet, you get that fabulous piece of artwork as well. >> thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> i love the fact that the cat and atlas did not get along too well. >> had to separate them a little bit. >> 8:56. we want to check one more time with sal. still some problems on the roads. we have a lot of slow traffic, tori, dave. on 80 westbound, we'll start at the traffic report this time there. 80 westbound from the carquinez bridge to the maze. more than an hour. this is the lake crowd getting in. started off poorly were an accident we had in emeryville. it's been gone for at least an hour and a half. but the traffic, the slow traffic remains. also lookin