he is doing his little robert irvine thing. >> robert irvine is twice his age. >> how about that. >>ow they have him in the wood because he is a beast. >> yeah. >> look at that. >> looking good, ge off, congratulations. >>> another person is kerry matthews, mother and founder of jane's voice. >> we have cropped it there. >> not that much. >> also a nice picture in the paper there. >> it is the same one. >> it shows a little bit more it is not cropped. >> anyway, nice dress. >> so, one more day. >> there is terry. >> something about a lot of them they don't have shirts on. i don't know what that about. >> are you suggest would go men should not have shirts on. >> i'm just saying, they can put on a nice little shirt. >> we're just being objectified as guys,ible east sick of it. >> 9:51. what are we doing, hey robert, do you have another question. >> i do, it is a funny question. it is a question i get asked all the time. carbs or soda which one is worse with you. but obviously soda will be worse for you, when we did a show, fitness show, one guy, 480-pound used to drink 22 arnold palme

we have connected six or seven years ago with the university of california at irvine, with their stemell research center. we have recently connected with duke university in terms of stem cell and alzheimer's, in terms of what they are doing. we are frequent developers, i guess, of hospital and hospital foundations. we have funded an emergency center in laguna beach. one of these days i probably will be a patient. so those types of things. very concerned, too, with the situation in africa, and helping out, you know, the situation there. and lots of other activities. so success these days is, you know, still performance, as i have indicated, i am still obsessed with it. but it is also extending the benefits to other parts of the world. erik: why, though, don't you talk more, or haven't you talked more about your philanthropy? bill: i guess sue and i try to keep it quiet. we're not -- not that there's anything wrong with this, but we are not the type to attend functions and parties and galas. we like to work underneath, so to speak. if only because -- erik: quietly. bill: yeah, if only,

michael irvin was a wide receiver for the dallas cowboys in their heyday. ultimate jock, ultimate, you know, sort of macho dude. and here he is posing on the cover of a gay magazine and talking about his commitment toward gay rights. married man, very christian, deeply religious. what most impressed me about his stance was not that he stood for gay rights but that he was very self-critical of himself and his own behavior and how he'd been through the years and what his relation was to gays and how that had shaped his own behavior. that sort of self-criticism, that sort of introspection i think is underrated. we're very high on having young people go out and analyze the world. but, you know, i believe in a kind of egalitarian selfishness, a self-centeredness that is not so much self-aggrandizing but really seeks to understand your relationship to the broader community. i think any real activism has to be grounded in a sort of selfishness, a broadminded selfishness. >> hinojosa: so you're basically saying now to young people, "look at yourselves..." >> yes. >

>> celebrity chevy call him robert irvine. he is here.r summer grilling questions, this is going to be inter-active. and this viewer wants to know -- >> well, how do you know when your grill is ready and put the burgers on? all right. we'll ask, and have your answer. >> if he can't answer that, he should be fired. i think he's got that one. >> we have to start off easy, mike. >> starting slow. >> ♪ hey, mom and dad! hey, kiddo! (dad) you caught us daydreaming. about a couple of touring bikes? (dad) yeah... mounted on top of a new suv? (mom) uh huh... hooked up to the back of a custom motorhome? (dad) exactly! but how did you- you've got the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. (dad) right! bankroll doubler. (mom, off-screen) with top prizes of $300,000. (male announcer) want to see your dreams come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >> celebrity chef, robert iron vine, welcome back to the program. >> ties to see you. >> nice to see hole. >> i oh, thank yo

robert irvine in town, because he is a beast. >> yes, he is. >> he'll be in our studio during the 9:00 here's what we want you to do. we want you to start tweeting facebook and instagram, some of your questions, when it comes to grilling watch are some grilling tips or secrets that you want to know from chef robert irvine, he'll come in the studio and answer them live on tv. but you have to use the #fox29goodday. >> i'll be happy to do that. >> some people grill way into the fall. >> october? >> sure. >> bonfi g

friends of clemente irvine called 911 when he collapsed at a gym. released recordings of the emergency the operator said the response will take a minute because no medics were available. however, officials say since an ambulance was not available, firefighters across the street from the gym could have helped out. >> the call did not officially go through the gary dispatch. because of that, a unit was not sent. >> fortunately irvin's friends were able to drive him to the hospital. the operator who failed to dispatch the call to the fire department has been disciplined. >>> a battle over embryos. a doctor speaks out exclusively about her fight for frozen embryos. what she says she should be allowed to do. >> a scare on the stage for tailor swift and it was caught on [excited yelling] ah, yes! you can't stop it! aww...your mom liked my post. you're friends with my mother? whoa. another episode? definitely. we all use it differently. so why should we get it all the same way? call time warner cable to get the internet speed you need. are you guys texting

. >> candle light individual vigil scheduled tonight at a high school in irvine. >>> the irs says the breach is much worse than they thought, in may thieves used a tool on the irs website to steal the tax forms of more than 100,000 people, now they've revised that number to 220,000. the irs is sending letters to warn victims and will offer free credit protection to those involved. >>> it's 4:56, coming up on kpix 5, the west coast on fire, and so far burned seven acres, i'm kate and why the military is getting involved. >>> and i'm kiet do, live in san jose where police have shot and killed yet another homicide suspect overnight, the second one this week, a ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix 5 news. >> good morning, everyone, it is tuesday, august 18, i'm [ indiscernible ] dina. >> i'm frank mallicoat for the second night, police have shot ask killed a second suspect, on monday, and kiet do was at the scene of the most recent shooting, joins us with the latest, kiet? >> reporter: good morning, essentially watching a complex homicide investigation before

the first record he made was an irvin baling so g, "i've got my love to keep me warm" he's appeared with jackie gleason and recorded nearly 100 albums. congratulations to him. >> not missing a step. stusill going. >> wants another 100 years. >> he could get them. >>> one of the many summer traditions. u.s. navy tall ships arrived at the well-known nautical mile in freeport this afternoon, one of several ports of call. the cadets' visit is part of their training at the naval academy. they left annapolis monday on their four-day journey to new york. >> welcome. >>> and we've got some really beustiful weather, right, stevie? >> we certainly do. we'll see a lovely stretch of weather over the next couple days. so it's been really comfortable the last few days and will continue right on into the weekend. good for us, david and sibilia. so here's what's happening for tonight. it will be a clear night, a comfortable night. low humidity. but you go well north and west of the city, and it could be on theel cool side with some of you dropping into the 50s. but the weekend is l king spectacular. ple

the owner is a prominent alzheimer's researcher at uc irvine. he inherited the building and n invoked the ellis act to evict tenants. the tenants began fighting evictions but now just two remain. >> it is a very close-knit community that is being destroyed. it's worth fighting for. my home is worth zb >> if both sides don't reach an agreement, a lawsuit is set to go to trial next week. >>> is uber break being the law by allowing its users to rent or lease the cars they use? did the 2013 law that legalized the car booking service require drivers to own their vehicles? the outcome is crucial to uber's new low-cost ride service called uber x. the company announced some of the uber x drivers will be leasing or renting a car because they don't own one. competing companies like lift and side car will be watching closely because they also offer leasing and rental services to their drivers. >>> happening today -- the 49ers are offering you a chance to buy tickets to single games this season. >> they go on sale to the public at 10:00 this morning. you ca

. >> reporter: thomas's mom, susan, found a doctor at irvine medical sent their performed surgery that removed muscles that caused you eye to shake. >> number 27. >> reporter: week after the surgery thomas went to the california angels game and got to meet his hero baseball star, mike trout, hoist also, from millville, new jersey. >> he is telling me he will hit a home run. >> reporter: what was it like meeting him. >> it felt special. not too many people flew out to california to get to meet mike trout. >> reporter: it was trout's parents live in millville and know thomas family who set up the the meeting. >> it was pretty amazing. >> reporter: baseball all-star kick in $2,500 to help cover expenses for the family. susan says when thomas was able to really watch the game, that is when it started. >> overwhelmed me and being so grateful, humble, watching him say mom, look at this ball, it is going, every moment was just what appears to be. >> reporter: thomas's eyes are healing. the doctors say his vision should improve and he has big plans to follow in mike trout's footsteps. >> you w

> once the fda inspector picks samples for inspection they are sent to a fda lab like this one in irvine california. >> are you making a shrimp smoothie? >> i'm making a shrimp powder. >> its like a magic trick! >> yes. >> the shrimp powder is mixed with a chemical solvent, dried and liquefied again to run through an analyzer. kai wang is a fda chemist. >> so kai the results are in from the test, what are they showing us? >> in this case, the compound i am looking for is nitrofurons. >> and how dangerous is that for human beings? >> nitrofurons are dangerous for human beings because it's carcinogenic. the fda action level for nitrofuron is one parts per billion. one parts per billion is the equivalent of looking for one gram of salt in an olympic sized swimming pool. >> wow! so how many parts is this per billion is this result? >> i would say it's about 1 to 2 parts per billion. >> so two grains of salt in an olympic sized swimming pool and you've managed to find it it that vial? >> yeah. >> that's incredible. so that batch of shrimp is not allowed in this country, essentially? >>it's no

want to thank joe in irvine. spanned the coast. we have breaking news. peter barnes has it.ed-head has spoken. what has he said? >> reporter: that's right, liz. the head of the atlanta federal reserve bank, dennis lockhart out with comments, that despite everything going on with china and dollar and everything else he still sees the fed raising interest rates sometime this year. in a speech to pension fund managers in california he says, developments, headwinds he is talking about here, developments such as depreciation of the dollar, devaluation of chinese currency and declining oil practices are difficult factors in predicting growth of economy, but i expect reduction interest rates to proceed sometime this year and proceed gradually. liz: two minutes, folks. dow jones industrials, claw back of epic proportions. traders have not seen anything like it. clawback, selloff, claw back. down 500 points. we were down 1089. as i toss to connell and melissa heard from folks on new york stock exchange. there is chatter that china may cut something, possibly rates tonight. melissa: t

inflammation and biofilm since 2002 with the university of texas medical branch galveston and uc irvine since 2002, as i said. scott: so, it started with dental healthcare. amit: no, we have products in ophthalmology and dermatology that we're going through the fda and various clinical trials. we all had bleeding gums back in 2009 and we said, "knowing what we know of this--" scott: this is the worst startup story ever, by the way. it's not, "you know, we were trying to sell pez dispensers." we all had bleeding gums. it's never going to sell with usa today. amit: well, the funny part of this one-- john: it might, actually, when i think about it, worst experience. amit: when our bleeding stopped, we went to a clinical practice in milpitas and said, "let's do a double blind study." the results were so good that we looked at it and we said, "yeah, this is all legal." scott: and much of this is backed up. i should say when i started this, i said 250% better based on materials that i had read, but also in published scientific papers. amit: yes, so, when we did the milpitas study, we looked a

irvine jeffrey. this is something that i never thought that would be able to do. shoes? macy's. greg: that is a cool one. >> this is sa motorcycle boy. the key is, the key. let's you know, to be free. >> i would like to say, we would like to be an example to guys that made mistakes and, you know, staying straight and keeping your nose to the grindstone you will get a second chance. i'm grateful for the second chance. >> we support the fund. >> there are things that we support and the fund is one. >> guys recently incars nated and putting them to work. >> we have a problem with incarceration in the country. the percentages are high. so, you know, there is a chance, there is a second chance. great thing about america. rosanna: and you are working on a reality show too? >> yeah, it is coming out on m tv, october monday nights. rosanna: what is happening here? >> not much drama. i wanted to paint a different picture of a black family in america. people look at rappers and thinking they are mad men and always they do is this and that and thugs. greg: here you are skiing. i never saw

cute in this game taking a advantage of the opportunity, bottom of the fourth, 22-year-old taking irvin santana ahead of the ball, the first major league home run, bottom of the sixth down 3-2 to the twins, he does it again. his second two run homer of the game got a curtain call it yankee stadium. in taking a 4-3 lead, he was called up from aaa on thursday. he didn't allow a base runner until the sixth inning, gave up three runs but did finish giving up four it 3 seven striking out ten, the eighth save of the season, yankees week the twins with a 4-3 final score. in baltimore the nets wrap up their two game ceres with the orioles, top of the seventh tied at 3, wilmer floor as break the tie with the solo home run. his trump of the mexican 4-3 lead but it is going to last? bottom of the same inning adam jones turns on this pit, solo home run for him. baltimore ties up at 4. still tied at 4 in to the bottom of the ninth inning, carlos torres facing henry, a great time for the mets. this kid to get his first major-league home run, walk off game winner. baltimore quince 5-4. orioles had to

university of california at irvine law professor wrote without the ballot selfie ban we could see theying and selling of votes. this is just not new hampshire. this is playing itself out in maine, oregon, utah where they permit this type of a picture to be taken. i think in indiana has recently passed a new law saying we don't want this to be taking place. >> that's right. there's actually a number of states where the law is simply that you can't share who you voted with with anyone else. no one else can see your ballot. that would work the same way if you took the selfie. >> what's the basis for your opinion? i hear many individual who is say the pure embodiment of our first amendment is when you vote and why not be able to record that process if you choose to. >> absolutely. people should be able to cast a protest vote and tell everyone about it. the problem is if you can prove how you voted with a picture of your ballot it opens up the possibility of the buying and selling of votes and the possibility of coercion from your employer, spouse and union boss. turn out went down because

opinion piece for reuters entitled why the selfie is bad for democracy, the university of california at irvineuote, without the ballot-selfie ban, we could see the re-emergence of the buying and selling of votes. professor hassen is joining me from los angeles. we should point out this is not just new hampshire but a debate playing itself out in maine, oregon, utah, where they permit this type of a picture to be taken. i think that indiana has recently passed a new law saying we don't want this to be taking place. >> that's right. and there are actually a number of states where the law is simply that you can't share who you vote for with anyone else. that would work the same way than if you did this, you're violating that law. >> give me the background for your opinion. what's the basis for it? i hear from many individuals who say the pure embodiment of the first amendment is when you vote. my god, why not be able to record the process if you choose to? >> absolutely. people should be able to cast a protest vote. they should be able to tell everyone about it. the problem is that you can prove

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they say it fits the profile of the kind of senior the new apartment owner studies at uc irvine.ills specialty is the research of the elderly. and diseases that lead to the deaths. lawyer steve collier represents the tenant. >> irony of researcher on aging evicting seniors from long-term homes. >> hill inherited the apartment building 3 years ago. when ailing aunt virginia died in her 90's. tenant say they treated her like family. teresa began caring for her when she broke her arm. >> i cooked for her. especially the first 4 months i brought her breakfast and dinner each day. >> but now hill who lives in southern california wants at the time remaining 210 ants of the sex unit building out. >> excuses for doing this. she wants a blaze people can visit her. >> but the 210 anti-convinced the new land lady will rent the unit or make them air bnb. hill and her lawyer left the courthouse today without commenting. vick lee, abc 7 commenting. vick lee, abc 7 news. >> 7 news was in berkeley today to see the gusher coming down from a severed fire hydrant. delivery truck driver backed over

. >> a candle light vigil scheduled this evening at a high school in irvine. >>> well, it is a bad situation that will likely get worse, a busy fire season in the eastern u.s., so far nearly 7 million acres have burned. >> yeah, so bad the military called in for assistance, cate cauguiran who has been out there before explains what they're going to do. >> well, they've got a lot to do ahead of them, i can tell you, i know we wake up tired for this shift, but they've been out there, nothing compared to what these firefighters are facing, some of them haven't been home in weeks because as soon as one fire is contained, another starts, it's been a bit of a revolving door so they really need that help. >> reporter: for the first time in nearly a decade, soldiers will suit up to fight fires. the situation across several states gotten dire, scores of fires have become deadly, destroying hundreds of homes, and forcing thousands to flee. >> they came quick, it came hot and heavy and then the winds kicked up and just unstoppable. >> reporter: the military also target the flames from the air hoping to

former redskins player ricky irvin talks about the importance of kids getting all the school supplies. >> we need to make sure the foundation is here because we know what it means to have a head start with supplies and what it does for you in the classroom. it helps you, gives you that chance to be successful and it comes from having the book packs and you don't have to ask for a piece of paper. you got your own book bag and pencil. >> organizers say they've collected over 2,500 items in their drive. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> take little bit muggy now, let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, still 88, dew points low 70s, uncomfortable, relative humidity almost 60% which is also a little uncomfortable. now here's our first alert doppler over the last hour. we've seen some showers and storms back to the west. some of these are getting heavier north of warrenton crossing over i-66 and a little lightning now showing up into portions of prince george's county and also anne arundel county. a

a throwback to the years you saw michael irvin out here and deion sanders and those guys.ta vikings facing a fierce backlash after posting a family day photo of star running back adrian peterson and one of his sons. the same adrian peterson who was brought up on child abuse charges for disciplining his 4-year-old son with a switch. arthur, this is tough one, you take it. >> harris started off saying before, football is not exactly badminton. if you're paying a guy 70 million bucks you want the fire in the belly in training camp. >> good point. >> that he will bring it out on the field. hey, i paid for the bull that will come out in the rodeo kicking and screaming. >> especially reminiscent of your most recent successful era. jerry jones is desperate to have a championship team once again. >> that is who he referred to. >> romo, bless his bones, he will not do it. dez bryant is hothead. he is known for getting in conflicts. that is pays off in marketing and opponents are scared, seeing their own player, what he will do to opponents. >> this is interesting the way jerry jone

. >> senator sam irvin of north carolina was chosen today by the democrats in the senate to conduct astigation of the watergate case. >> once that senate committee convenes in february of '73, it's the first time that people were going to have to testify under oath. this was not good for the president. >> i go in on march 21st to see nixon, and i lay out the mess we're in. telling him i thought there was a cancer on his presidency. and my hope is, by laying it out as brutally as i can, that he'll bring his fist down on the table and he'll say, this is unacceptable. we have to end this. to my surprise, i am unable to convince him. >> dean had been caught up in this and had done things that really involved him and the obstruction of justice, and i think they had decided he was going to be the sacrificial lamb. >> john dean was in way over his head. and then when he realized this ship is going down, he jumped. >> this morning, without the president's approval, dean issued a statement in which, among other things, he declared some may hope or think i will become a scapegoat in the waterga

he just had his annual conference not very far from here in irvine. it's a fascinating struggle with so far a very good result. and an amazing thing, it will be interesting to know why he thinks he can do that. let's bring him out. our last panelist is jeffrey selberg this is really import t important. they're great friends of mine, and they have worked for years. we can bring debt, the debt we run up every year consume iing down. after years of beating their heads against a wall, they decided that actually all the real structural problems are in health care, combined with the aging of the population and they decided they would be a part of the delusion instead of sitting on the sideline complaining about it. >> let's bring jeffrey selberg out and thank the peterson foundation for what they're doing. let's just begin with something elemental. why did you decide to do what you're doing in health care? let's ask all of our three reformers in the middle here. what ever possessed you white you were still a teenager to do this? >> i had the opportunity to

. >>> former philadelphia eagle irvin friar has been found guilty of conspiracy and theft by deception. friar's mom, 74 year old a lean magee, was also found guilty in mt. holly. friar and his mother stole more than $1.2 million from several banks, in a mortgage fraud scheme. sentencing is in october. and they could face up to ten years in prison. >> colorado movie theater shooter james holmes will spend life in prison without parole. the nine women and three men on the jury said they could not reach an unanimous decision required to sentence holmes to death. holmes showed no emotion in court as he learned his fate. that same jury convicted holmes last month of murdering 12 people and wounding 70 other, at a movie theater in aurora in july of 2012. >> a neighborhood is on edge this morning, as police continued their search for two gunmen who shot local bakery own nerve front of her own storm. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown has the latest on the investigation. report it was supposed to be a morning like any other for the owner of best cake on haverford avenue. she when she ope

division,has a youth irvine lake has young professionals, but stop waiting -- the urban league has young professionals, but stop waiting. i need you to make this point as well. millennials need to cut out his bs where we do not have leaders -- this bs where we do not have leaders. [applause] roland martin: let me be clear. you cannot change a system by saying that it is a collective thing. next question. of the the president young professional chapter in portland, oregon. my question to you all is what strategies do you recommend on how we can identify corporate structures that do not have our interest and support particular politicians. roland martin: such as? >> such as politicians that may be here tomorrow. roland martin: who wants it? michael? i can answer it, but michael, you go ahead. michael mcmillan: i think when you look at corporate structures and how they interact with the community, there are multiple levels. reverend sharpton was talking about something significant. we support these major institutions and you see in many cases they do not have african-american members of the

americas for "the new york times" philosophy column and the stone into his right is professor nell irvin painter who currently lives and works in newark new jersey and is author and historian. she's the edwards professor of american history at princeton university. she is the author of seven books and polluting the history of white people creating black americans african-american history and its meaning and sojourner truth. she is also a professional painter. she works digitally and manually on the artist's books. most recently on our history by nell painter volume 27. professor painter received her ph.d. in history from harvard and her mfa in painting on the rhode island school of design. please join me in welcoming our panelists. [applause] we are here to talk about race and politics in a time of crisis and i was thinking we could begin by thinking about the current state of affairs and hipaa just think about the last week we have a pretty dramatic way for thinking about this moment. in the past we have encountered the death of two black women in police custody candor chapman was only

division,has a youth irvine lake has young professionals, but stop waiting -- the urban league has youngprofessionals, but stop waiting. i need you to make this point as well. millennials need to cut out his bs where we do not have leaders -- this bs where we do not have leaders. [applause] roland martin: let me be clear. you cannot change a system by saying that it is a collective thing. next question. of the the president young professional chapter in portland, oregon. my question to you all is what strategies do you recommend on how we can identify corporate structures that do not have our interest and support particular politicians. roland martin: such as? >> such as politicians that may be here tomorrow. roland martin: who wants it? michael? i can answer it, but michael, you go ahead. michael mcmillan: i think when you look at corporate structures and how they interact with the community, there are multiple levels. reverend sharpton was talking about something significant. we support these major institutions and you see in many cases they do not have african-american members of the

thought the chief justice the venue was perfectly civil and very -- >> do you think, again at uc irvineas written an editorial and i've been up as we said they think this has a corrosive effect on the profession? do you agree with him? >> i think it encourages people in the trenches who are already not known for being civil to each other for so thinking that this is a good thing to be done. the one thing about justice, is he can write in a way that is enjoyable and you can have a guilty laugh out of. where most people try to emulate him in the discovery dispute is just nasty. and so it may be that people take their cue from that, it's not helpful to the profession. >> maybe it elevates the quality of the incivility. [laughter] >> the other things we haven't talked about which was at least surprising to me watching surprising to me watching the court was the way they handled the death penalty case. i was a very heated oral argument. that was a pretty he did time when the judge, justices were giving their opinions, read from the bench. sitting there it was one of your times i've been in c

yosemite last friday that thomas their opposite identified the voice as 14 year-old justin lee of irvineof tustin the boys were sleeping in a tent in the appliance campground when a limb from an oak tree fell on them they were killed immediately the appliance cab was one of the most popular campsites in the park with a view it is unclear what caused a tree limb to odom. >>mark: this by a lot of public opposition it was standing-room- only and contra costa county board of to the wide meeting yesterday the board did vote to allow the share of the to apply for state grants that offer to $80 million) treatment in a rehab programs the sheriff's office was to transform this 16 security it will have a significant to visit incarcerated parents this side and that's the trend to reduce the depopulation the state should invest in new jail space a fight backing out in a tennessee court room this happened yesterday in chattanooga a murder suspect and courtnall with cisco to testify against them when the witness attacked a murder suspect several people kicked out of the court room and was put all lock

. >> do you think the dean at uc i vine has written are -- irvine has written an editorial, and i'vebeen on panels where he's said he thinks this has a corrosive approach on the profession. do you agree with it? >> possibly. i think it encourages people in the trenches who are already not known for being civil to each other for sort of thinking this is a good thing to be done, and to writing, you know -- the one thing about justice scalia is he can write prose in a way that is entertaining and enjoyable, and you get a sort of guilty laugh out of, and where most people try to emulate him in the discovery dispute is just nastiness. [laughter] and so it may be that if people take their cue from that, it's not helpful to the profession -- >> but maybe it elevates the quality of the incivility. [laughter] >> i mean, the other thing we haven't talked about this year that i think was at least surprising to me watching the court was the way they handled the death penalty case. you know, that was a very heated oral argument, and that was a pretty heated time when the justices were giving thei

irvin survived the ordeal, the operator now placed on leave. >>> here's one for you -- get married orsh bundy. he was in court for punching his girlfriend's ex. when the judge asked bundy is she worth it, and he said yes, the judge gave him a choice, marry elizabeth james plus write out bible verses within 30 days or spend 15 days in prison. what did they do? they went to the courthouse and tied the knot. >> i just wondered what would have happened if i said no. you know, judge, we would like to get married on our own terms. >> we weren't going to be able to have the wedding we wanted. it was just kind of pieced together. >> stayed out of the slammer. they plan to save up for a bigger wedding in the future. >> did anyone ask her if she wanted to get married? >> she wasn't sentenced to marriage. >> rick reichmuth stand big in our weather headquarters. there he is. >> hey, guys. we often have such viewers here but you're from where? >> england. >> you watch us in england? >> i do. >> we appreciate that. let's go down here. you're from dallas but by way of? australia? >> i was raised in