and how but check in with jacqueline bennett. she has a check of the weather. >> >> well, after a rainy night the bay area. drying out, and scattered showers will continue throughout the morning. by noon, mostly dry conditions and temperatures are struggling to warm up - very cold. widespread 30's in the north bay, and mid 30's for the oppressed the bay. just clinging to the 30's by noon, but it will be dry. that will change later tonight. a look at our temperatures earlier this morning, the 30's through the north bay which has been very cold. and it is going to be slow to warm this afternoon and barely in the 40's by noon. 44 in fairfield, nearly 50 degrees in the golden gate. not much better as we go towards 5:00 if p.m., with 51 degrees and palo alto. 52 degrees in oakland, another storm later today. details on that, and time it out on futurecast coming up in just a bit. any benefit to, jacqueline and you can see at pier 39. and it lasted about a little bit longer but it started raining through the bay. however, celebrations w

. >>> y qué famoso novio de jacqueline bracamontes quiere que lo invite a la boda., ¿vas a... ...dejarlo? todo el mundo quiere que lo deje. mi esposa, mi doctor,... aaah...hasta mi perro. ¿alguien más quiere que lo dejes? ¿eh? ¿qué si alguien más quiere qe lo dejes? ¡yo! yo también quiero dejarlo. línea de ayuda para fumadores... aaah...sí, hola... ♪. ♪. >>> y ahora quiero ir con rodolfo jimenez y el tijeretazo del día. >>> es para valentino lanus, es ridículo, le cantaría que jacqueline bracamontes lo invite a su boda. >>> qué? >>> ojalá me inviten, estaría poniendole buena vibra. >>> ardilla. >>> no, no. >>> mentalidad abierta, del nuevo siglo. >>> pero muy abierta. >>> gracias, yo que pensaba que lo había dicho con resquemor, me parece muy bien. >>> no fue ni ironico ni atrevido. >>> viviste cuando ellos terminaron? >>> te lo ro, él dijo que eran buenaoseo amigos, y se alegraba por ell >>> jackie, lo vas a invitar? >>> ay mijita. >>> en méxico pasó un caso, pero pensé que había visto todo, con eduardo santamaría. >>> y susana gonzález. >>> y hay que reconocer que

let us check our forecast with a jacqueline. >> jacqueline?ues to be a big story this morning. let me backtrack to show you that the fog is coming in off the ocean. also to the central valley that is bringing in very low visibility. coming into the delta and difficult. as we progress through this morning, it will break up a little bit. and 6:00 a.m., 7:00 a.m., skill back. to the bay shore, and also along the delta. and that dense belly fog will continue it this afternoon. these low clouds will finally give way to mid level high clouds with that storm and continuing, to that light rain tomorrow. temperatures will be cool again today with low 50s. overnight, the of rainfall will start and even thunderstorms. we will time it out on futurecast and look at your futurecast on in just a bit. >> let us check-in with jan wahl. >> good morning! if you think colin firth was great in the king's speech. wheat into you see this story from oscar wilde. wait until you see--and it is featured in the british film festival and will talk about it coming up. movi

are going to check in with jacqueline bennett she as a check of this weekend weather.le chillier today. >>>>another chilly start with temperatures widespread in the 30's, now there climbing into the 40's. dense fog and drizzle also remaining in our inland valleys out there this morning. that will continue until released this afternoon. by noon things should clear we'll deal with partly cloudy skies but temperatures struggling to warm up. were getting a transport of cold air from the central valley into the bay area. that will continue through most of today, but by the afternoon, cut off a little bit. still chilly at 3:00 with temperatures half in the 40's and half in the low 50's. we have changes heading into tomorrow. i'll have the details on that, plus rain next week, coming up in just a bit. >> the key jacqueline in san francisco carbon monoxide leak that sent for telecast to the hospital thursday has been traced to a nearby restaurant. fire officials say the potentially deadly gas was leaking into a shaft between the walls of the marriott marquee hotel. an investig

it's good to jacqueline bennett was a closer look at where happen and the aftershocks. >> the technology on storm tracker 4-was where the earthquake occurs in all the information he could see the epicenter of the earthquake and there's quite a few. they're three of on their very close to each other. 0.1 mi. apart. the original quake was 4.1 magnitude it struck at 4:10 p.m.. to aftershocks at 2.6 @ 4:13 p.m. and a 2.1 up 4:21 p.m.. about 10 mi. southeast of san jose all three, cementing get close and see how close it is from evergreen. with a caller from evergreen calling to tell us about that quick. the only other quick in the bay area today was a small one at two. near petaluma. you could see this and as a great much more extensive than the 1 up to the north. >> thank you jacqueline, here with his nose kate thompson is also been looking at some transportation issues because any time there's a quick the public transportation as we check. >> this meeting time, friday what we have heard this is my delays on board, they have to stop the train for 10 minutes. immediately after there's an ear

jacqueline is here with an advisory that advisory is in effect right now through the morning commute. and you said visibility is going to be an issue. it is now and it will be in the morning. >> it definitely is right now. you take a look at our countervisibility, under a quarter of a mile if a number of spots. this will get worse through the night. fairfield, concord, oakland, you just saw that bridge shot of how bad the visibility is. it's going to continue and we have a dense fog advisory in effect for nearly the entire bay area and the central valley into tomorrow morning at 11:00. so definitely give your self extra time to get to work tomorrow. you're going to need it. temperatures though being kept up because of the cloud cover in the upper 40s in some parts 50 in half moon bay. here is what it looks like outthere tomorrow. 7:00 in the morning dense fog drizzle, bay area wide. again, take your time with your morning commute. into the noon hour fog persisting in a number of locations out there by 3:00 mostly sunny skies in a number of places although fog could hang along the delt

should clear up the jacqueline said. will be right back. outage data is on the way to help fight homeless this in san francisco. the city received $80 million of federal grants and this will help provide permanent and transitional housing as well as job training, health care drug treatment child care services. if the latest that's for 2009 showed san francisco homeless population is that over 6500. >> a carnival cruise ship that stranded 4000 passengers in november, it's on its what is san francisco. the splendor left brought in from san diego under its own power but to tugboats are taking a lot for any needed repairs. officials are setting the ship will be scheduled to except passengers for the next crews when every 20th. it is understood to san diego after fire and its engine room ships powered leaving passengers stranded at sea. >> 2 head of kron 4 news will show you the time line since a similar one over four year-old juliani cardenas won out. -or going to go to the funeral for sargent shriver he died tuesday. we'll be right back. back

years ago " ask not what the country can do for you, but what you can do for your country " today, jacquelinespoke. >> all my life, people have been telling me that my father changed their life. that they changed america. they told me to decide to run for office, join the peace going, the civil- rights movement, to serve their community. peace-for co if a first time, some the as ar and top. >> a ceremony honoring jfk, and civil rights activists, were also there and members of the first piece --peace corp that he established. >> and the largest ever crackdown on organized crime. with 130 accused mobsters are behind bars. and terisa estacio. curt with crimes going back, decades. >> one after another, brought in for bookings from brooklyn to rhode island. and even as far away as italy. >> with this is one of the fbiggest days for the mafia up against the fbi in history. >> with organized families, one an indictment but the colombos. acting under boss, and also for different captains and eight shoulde---sola folder soldiers >> and with years of investigative work including the development of key,

finally, i want to thank my partners, jacqueline, duane jones, the community at home, my wife, for putting up with three years of obsessive bocce talk at home. with that, i want to invite people up, mayor, people from webcor, there are troubles for everybody. -- shovels for everybody. [applause]

jacqueline is here with both. visibility, not too good. >> especially along the dealta -- delta, fairfield. visibility bad right now in fairfield and conquered. it's going to get worse than this. visibility under a quarter of a mile in fairfield and conquered already. notice here also, oakland seeing reduced visibility. temperatures nearing their dew points right now. chilly in the north bay and delta. 44 livermore. 38 fairfield. bay shores 40s and 50s right now. and they will dip over night and that means patchy fog long the bay shores. the dense fog is through the north and central valley. through the north bay, delta n land valleys and hooking around to oakland as well. visibilities will be really bad tomorrow morning. light winds and cooler temperatures help the fog to form in these locations and patchy fog long the bay shores. visibility under 500 feet. your morning community will not be fun. get out earlier and take your time. more coming up in a bit. >>> don't forget, you can always check the latest weather

. >> thank you, jacqueline. the main highway between southern and central california is finally back open. after 24 hours of the enclosed. snow/is me driving conditions it dangerous to the grapevine. of the interstate-5. this is video from you tube with snow-ice driving conditions. right before noon and there were being escorted with 500 cars. and there are going to check in and give you more updates on that. san bernadino county, interstate-15 were closed. it has been open, and drivers are reminded to be very careful. red cross shelter has been set up with the san bernadine nfear ground. and snowfall in las vegas! the visibility is pretty difficult, you can barely make up the palm trees. two-inches 7 accumulations, with 10 in. of the higher elevations. roads and schools were closed. >> this is 680 and walnut creek. and the cars heading our way or northbound and both directions look falling. stay with us. both directions look good. ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪

and jacqueline bennett? >> pamela, we are going to be some changes. and the bay bridge toll plaza with increasing cloud cover. with warmer overnight temperatures and our current temperatures are in the 40's and low 50s. and 50 degrees in hayward, and in hayward, san jose and 44 in livermore. and santa rosa, 48. and half moon bay. it is still going to become a chile overnight but not quite as cold at his has been test-chilly, with this storm activity sitting offshore. with increasing clouds bay-area wide will continue overnight. here is what we can see tonight and into tomorrow. increasing clouds, notice temperatures are going to be on the cold side. still in the 30's with regard to warm up later. it is not going to be quite as cold with showers tomorrow starting in the north bay. picking up in the afternoon, mainly along the coast. and the futurecast where is going to hit and your temperatures for afternoon coming up in just a bit. >> the san jose traffic tie 1 0 1 in the guadeloupe overpass. headlights = south. been speak, medium medium speak, medium

>> no sÉ, si te metes a facebook hay 20 jacqueline bracamontes, una de ellas que no soy yo dijo "estoyamos a una pausa y regresamos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. >> y quiÉn se va a ganar los 5 mil dÓlares. >> opina, y escrÍbenos en todas nuestras redes sociales... >> se acerca el momento de conocer al ganador. >> si usted enviÓ su carta, ojo pelado porqueodo puede sucedor. >> y nosotros estamos con el ojo pelado con todo lo que tiene que ver con farÁndula, nos mos con alberto. >> recordarÁn que cinthia ha tenido una muy buena carrera como actriz, pero en el amor muchos fracasos y tropiezos. fue tapada recientemente con una persona, 1 joven y como la encontramos este fin de semana le preguntamos quÉ pasa con el corazÓn, esto fue lo que nos dijo. >> no, no es un nuevo galÁn, es un amigo. tendrÍa que ser guien y divertidy creativo, no me importa la edad... >> ¿el dinero? >> sÍ, me importa e no me pidan. yo no quiero un hombre millario. >> si es creativo... (risas) >> eso sÍ... no dijo para quÉ pero dijo que no le pidan, dicen que el Último no nada mÁs le pidiÓ, tambiÉn le robÓ. vamos a pa

. >> the check in with jacqueline she is in gathering information about this as well. >> taking a look at our storm tracker for technology, the new technology to track years quick to concede to epicenter won the 4.1 that hit at 4:10 p.m. that over july came in at 4.4 better technology was able to pinpoint more accurately to 4.1. it will soph small aftershock the came in after at 4:13 p.m. at 2.6 magnitude which may not been felt. we had another 2.0 earthquake in petaluma the and that's rarely felt. quite a few people felt that. the israeli cause damage to just often felt by people. >> stay with us for continuing coverage of this quake. i can please give us a call and share your thoughts either call us or go to www.kron4.com. would like to hear your stories. it will be back after this break. an earthquake at the bay area at 4:10 p.m. it was originally registered a magnitude of 4.4 downgraded to 4.1 which is considered moderate nonetheless, people throughout the bay did in fact a feeling as pretty much a strong jolt. on the phone with us now in san francisco is a family is among those wh

more than jacqueline bennett. $750 a pop for hair cut long story shot short it's all about getting kids and best buy. if you go with the best buys a lot of old trolls going and looking for tvs and refrigerators. if they want kids coming in buying apple gadgets and your and sodas and other things there are other than the tvs. the trying to bring in a new audience >> ozzie is there for everybody else and justin is there for the kids. that's is doing well profits around. >> their stock was up 3% last year, i will with the stock last year and i recommended it to dreaming movies to tvs is awesome than we made 45 million that's not a lot of money for a company that's worth 10 billion. yet the stock continues to march higher i'd say show caution but it's a great trend if you own it. just put a hard bottom underneath it so you don't lose those ends. >> date you rob stay with us will be back after this break. in egypt and other day of protest these are becoming more violent. the anti- government activists have been clashing with police over the last few days. does the government tried to ban the

are still cloudy there's so it seems the rain is on hold at least for now to find out for sure jacqueline bennett lets us know if we can have the sunny skies anytime soon. the >> we will see the sun and skies soon rainy though. rainfall totals minimal just a few hundredths of an inch of rain. six hundreds and bedlam and 300 and redwood city and less than that in oakland in san francisco. are currently sitting right out there picking up for the most part very light. those are of the area now. we of a few light showers near san rafael and near the golden gate bridge. livermore now mainly dry does seeing a few left over sprinkles going through diablo range. getting have your range that are over livermore about a half-hour ago. the north bay just a few light scattered showers and fall and possibly read over the golden gate here with the next 20 minutes. the raiders' most of pressure right now. the storm did weaken as it approached the coast line as we expected. here's a water view picture of northern california getting plenty of rain even snow in tahoe. so far is expected into tomorrow mornin

. >>> está feliz la actriz mexicana y no es para menos, hablamos de jacqueline bra bracamonte van vientoostró a su prometido en hora buena bueno, la madre naturaleza hace de las suyas, caos en 10 estados del país ya está jackie lista para contarnos. >>> qué busto bárbara que estás con nosotros bella como siempre, bueno, les cuento que hay muchas cosas que están pasando este debastador tormenta in rer nal que corre el sur de la nación desde texas hasta las carolinas. las imágenes lo dicen todo. un grueso manto blanco cubre el aeropuerto de atlanta, y miles de vuelos tienen que ser cancelados es la nevada más severa en ese estado y los res denso no pueden salir de sus casas que están rodeados por l pulgadas de nieve. las carretera, son la peor pesadilla de los conductores pues parecen pistas de patinaje, muchos están atrapados en sus vehículos algunos quedan fuera de control y giran como trompo sobre la vía, varios como este conductor se dan por vencido y echan a andar por la autopista enfrentando a la naturaleza, ahora autoridades declaran me emergencia en 4 estados, piden a residentes qu

let's check in with jacqueline has been tracking information related to this earthquake. >> looks likeshock he can barely see the point because it's very close, two points very close to each other. the first one at 410 was a 4.1 as you mentioned, the second one was for 13 was a 2.6. they're virtually right on top of each other. about 10 mi. southeast of san jose. there's already been one small aftershock. >> interested to hear of any of our viewers felt the earthquake 4.4 was the original estimate of the magnitude, now 4.1 not to the second one at 2.6 magnitude like three minutes later in might be some effect of both of those combined. >> were telling people if you're just joining in, the 4.1 centered near alum rock and only about roughly 10 mi. north of san jose city hall. this was a quake that people felt were not yet getting any reports of damage or injuries but, it was a good little head. >> were looking here from our viewers who may have felt this earthquake. this is considered in the moderate range and of course the bay area get so many earthquakes in the course a day, week we ge

it was check in with jacqueline bennett and our weather. >> a look from our mount tam cam overcast skiesions were so many parts of the bay area. all update you on what was seen so far what's to come in just a minute. [ wheezing breaths ] [ woman ] the first time i smoked, i was 13. i was in a hurry to grow up and wanted to look cool. big tobacco knew it, and they preyed on me. i'm here to tell you that big tobacco hasn't changed. they continue to profit... by selling kids the same lies... to get them to use... the same deadly products. don't be big tobacco's next victim. the sea lion found shot and blinded is undergoing test to see if it has any other health issues. it was found shot in sausalito in december. kron 4 spoke with an expert at the marine mammal center who says this is not an isolated incident. >> saturday night was the ninth marine mammal patient that came and with gunshot wounds. the year before that and 2009 we had 18. it's one too many as many viewers know it is illegal to harm or harass the marine mammal under the 1970 marine mammal protection act. for us it's terrific t

i was talking to jacqueline bennett she's the voice of the young person and she basically said my space came and went, maybe facebook can come and go. something else could replace it, they rule the world and they are the kings of the world in the internet space of advertising. with that said, i wouldn't count google out of social networking by cautious when it does come out it's a long way away of coming out. a lot people are saying it's kind of crazy and it's making private investors a lot of money. what we learned about the dhaka marriott is private investors make a lot of money and the farmers and i was they didn't make much money buying packthat us.com stay with us we'll be back after this break. [ wheezing breaths ] [ woman ] the first time i smoked, i was 13. i was in a hurry to grow up and wanted to look cool. big tobacco knew it, and they preyed on me. i'm here to tell you that big tobacco hasn't changed. they continue to profit... by selling kids the same lies... to get them to use... the same deadly products. don't be big tobacco's next victim. back live to patterson and the d

the end to put himself joint top of the vehicle with great edoardo molinari seen here and rafael jacqueline and the hundreds. stuff that is all the sport we've got more fuel but later next though it's the way . culture is that so much of an oldish each musician has a paris and milan task to run a huge embarrassment for a last historic opportunity the release of over sixteen hundred documents covering a decade of negotiation. this is not a theatrical set. this is a real correctional facility. is there any cultural life behind bars. could transform a criminal into a door abiding citizen. and can performance really revolutionized the penitentiary system. prison. wealthy british style. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headline is cool.

jacqueline will bury me here at cross.s i've party made plans. i have a plot out the back with the 75 other anchors i think it right between sylvia chase and bottom and is. i ask for that back in 1991. baseball all a sudden flare is retiring trevor hoffman. he ought not a season or two too long to get 600 saves but he retires was 6 0141 ahead of mariano rivera. he said a return to san diego where it is named. he's going to have some job indeed he will stay in baseball trevor pitched last season in milwaukee. on the eve of the battle of lakers were to talk about the warriors' next. california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, alcohol, murder and car crashes... combined. we have a lot more work to do. kobe bryant and the lake

she is going to spend a month in prison. 24-year-old jacquelin turner told workers her house was in the disaster zone and she wanted everything they had to offer. workers checked her address and found it was fake. >>> dozens people of still without power in orinda after a deadly crash involved a suspected auto thief. the pickup truck smashed into a power pole on camino pablo yesterday afternoon. repairs are still going on there to restore power to about 65 customers. police say the alleged thief, a 27-year-old woman, was evading officers who were trying to pull her over. >>> the search is on for a missing north bay teacher who disappeared after leaving a cryptic message on her chalkboard. 53-year-old deborah schmidt of ross was last seen a week ago. she teaches at terra linda high school in san rafael. investigators say she had written a thank you note on her classroom blackboard. but her car with some id and other belongings was found at her home so they believe schi mitt might be on foot. no indication of foul play. >>> investigators are still looking for the 4-year-old boy kidnapped

the chicken with jacqueline bennett is the following this and has more from asian forests. >> heard from the usgs and the earthquake and aftershocks of the town of bearison the calaveras fault. to aftershocks a 2.6 @ 4:13 p.m. and a 2.1 @ 4:21 p.m.. we'll be felt throughout the day sitting in closer you could to the proximity of it to san jose. a number of people the south bay feeling the quake. we had calls for away from berkeley and here in the studio in san francisco. all we'll be felt quake so far no damage reported. >> here's our kron 4 seismograph to give you a sense rig their of where this hit for 10 this afternoon. a 4.1 quick to aftershock so far. no major damage but it was really felt over a wide range of the bay area has been described as a jolt. >> our sports director. >> our general manager bryan came down to see if that is a play. the summit people when there's an earthquake will think about the people that were performed. brian king down and asked if i was ok. the >> are you ok? >> i'm born and raised their record of quake's a little bit. >> right when jim harbaugh was get

. >> vamos a ver a muy talentosas actrices, como la bella jacqueline bracamontes. >> un beso a ella.Élite con salvador durÁn. cuÉntanos qué es lo Último, adelante. ♪ >> neyda, muy buenos dÍas, aquí estamos esperando la llegada del presidente obama quien anunciÓ que estarÁ visitando la ciudad de tucson, y tambiÉn a los sobrevivientes y a los familiares de las vÍctimas de la masacre del sÁbado pasado, al mismo tiempo te puedo agregar que el dÍa de ayer tuvimos la oportunidad de ir a la casa del sospechoso, lo tratamos de platicar con sus padres sin embargo quien saliÓ de la casa fue mÁs bien un amigo de la familia que nos dijo que la familia no estaba preparada todavÍa para dar declaraciones, su madre se encuentra devastada, dicen e jamÁs esperaron que su hijo cometiera este mÚltiple homicidio, tambiÉn nos han dicho de que han preparado una declaraciÓn, pero que la van a dar a conocer en el momento en que estÉn listos para enfrentar las cÁmaras. tambiÉn nos dicen que sabÍan que su hija tenÍa problemas mentales pero que no lo creÍan capaz de perpetrar un acto como este. tambiÉn el vecin

after 15 years of a midwest plain spoken harry truman answer then dwight eisenhower, jacqueline kennedy was not just impossibly young, a 31-year-old first lady, but strikingly attractive. there was glamor of another sort. an inaugural gala hosted by frank sinatra with many of the brightest stars of the stage and the screen. >> you had all of the celebrities in washington. you had a feeling that this was a gathering of the best and the brightest in the country. >> reporter: on inauguration day, john kennedy took the oath of office bathed in brilliant winter light. >> it had snowed eight inches overnight, but inauguration day itself was very cold and bright. the sun was out and bouncing off all the snow. it was bouncing off those big white pillars. >> reporter: there was robert frost blinded by the sun unable to read poem he had written, reciting another from memory. >> the land was ours before we were the land's. she was our land more than 100 years before we were her people. >> reporter: jacqueline, dressed in beige, a conscious decision to set her apart from the other older women drape

posed as a victim of the san bruno disaster was sentenced to a month in jail today. 24-year-old jacquelineovided a fake address in an attempt to steel relief supplies, authorities say. she was charged with burglary and pleaded guilty today. >>> the civil rights groups are defending a sikh american from folsom who was denied a position because of his beard. the california state attorney general is backing a policy that bans beards that arguing -- that the man cannot properly wear a gas mask if he keeps the facial hair required by his religion. a number of organizations signed a letter asking her to reconsideration her opposition. a similar letter was sent to governor jerry brown. >>> a proposal to provide special parking permits to child care providers in san francisco is causing some controversy. nannies say they are forced to leave their young charges alone in order to move their cars from two-hour parking zones in the city. they have to do this all day long, and it makes nannies and mothers quite uncomfortable. >> otherwise you have to take the kids with her to do that, which is also dif

. >> jacqueline likes to take to the pageant with her her puppet baby.eelchair. >> we have to hurry. >> let's all [ bleep ] like animals. >> will you help us [ bleep ] like animals? great! >> jimmy: we have a good show for you tonight. elle fanning is here. we'll have music from the damned things. yes? yes? >> sorry to interrupt. i think i have a surprise behind the curtain. >> jimmy: no, i'm not going into a dream again. i don't want to do that. >> it's not that. come with me. >> jimmy: i'd rather not. i really would rather not. >> no, no, just trust me. >> jimmy: all right. >> it's beautiful. >> jimmy: michel. >> action! >> jimmy: i knew this was a bad idea. maybe there's a way i could -- oh, thank god! we'll be right back with seth rogen. >> ( beeping ) ( beeping stops ) >> announcer: free is better. do your simple return for free with the federal free edition at turbotax.com. turbotax. the most trusted brand of tax software. ♪ every time it's so right ♪ well, it feels so good [ female announcer ] new charmin ultra soft has an ultra-cushiony design th

and jacqueline, is like the young people.ung. >> and we have survived, with being, a cappella. and that is what our show is all about. >> and a cappella. >> and why don't we hear something? this is from 1974. degree persuasions the great persuasions. >> when i feel blue, and when i need you here in the night. hold me tight. whenever wi need you, i this dream, dream, dream. >> jury in the red suit to do you still have that? >> jerry--[laughter] >> and how do you hook up? >> it was divine intervention. they said that they wanted a needed a lead singer. and just be careful when you ask god for. >> and no in show business. that i am better who said that? >> nobody! all [laughter] >> and what he's going to hear jerry? >> mercy. >> yes, yak, yak.eah, yeah, yehi love you. but i have to stay true. and my baby is on my knees. and i don't know what this is. i don't know what you do when you do it well. i am under your spell. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, please release me. please release me. >> you have blown off the roof off. and where else

jacqueline? >> the golden cleat with clear skies and less wind. temperatures will drop. the golden-cheeked. with upper 40's in san francisco, overnight the golden gate bridge. and a look at our current conditions, bay-area wide. still, 60s in a number of spots. 60s in isan jose, hayward. here is what we're going to be seen because of this clear skies. temperatures are going to be dropping off. however, not immediately. as we head into the afternoon, sunny, mild. four-that wind, it is going to feel great. and this pattern is not going to be any going anywhere. >> and residents are asked to revolt against the new plan to issue more parking tickets. and internet reporter, kimberly sakamoto, take on a petition? >> kimberly? >> right here, to tear up this ticket plan and the on- line petition page. here, to explain the budget gap this city could have to increase the number of parking tickets. and if parking tickets burden is too high already. and parking tickets are one of the worst ways to close a budget gap. once you enter your information, you can even sure the son's faceb

natural gas explosion was sentenced today to a month in jail. 4 days after the blast 24-year-old jacqueline turner filled out paperwork at resource center saying that she lived in the disaster zone. her suspicious behavior tipped off relief workers who discovered she provided a fake address. she did not live there. turner was charged with burglary and pleaded guilty today. >>> san francisco jury convicted so-called sky scraper man. panel found dan gwynn guilty of 2 miss did he meap or in connection with the climb up one of san francisco tallest buildings. millenium tower. he said he did it to show how vulnerable sky scrapers are to the another terrorist attack. he disputed the way the june handled his case. >> jury really was denied an opportunity to really hear my side of the story. so i was very limited to what i could say or not say. he have time before say anything else the jury was escorted out. i was scolded by the judge. so it was very frustrating. >>reporter: he's cancer survivor and said he also wanted to draw attention to the disease. he faces charges of trespassing, public nuisan

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francisco woman who posed as a victim of the sanbruno disaster will spend a month in prison. 24 jacqueline turner pleaded guilty to making a false claim for benefits. she is the fourth person convicted of trying to scam the system after the blast. >>> checking other bay area headlines now. long-time union leader barry bingeham is being remembered tonight as a bighearted man with a passion for helping others. he served with local 1021 for nearly two decade. his body was found in his west oakland home last night. investigators won't say how bingeham was killed, only that there were signs of trauma and homicide is suspected. >>> san jose police say a man shot to death by an officer yesterday attacked his partner. a nearby construction crew called the police when they spotted the man stealing their tools. when officers arrived, the man came at them with two knives. they tried tasering him but it had no effect so they shot him. the officer who fired the shot is a 16 year veteran of the force. >>> and the suspected auto thief killed while fleeing police has been identified as a woman. christina

woman who posed as a victim of the san bruno disaster will spend a month in prison. 24-year-old jacquelinoinette turner was sentenced to jail yesterday after the gas explosion telling relief workers her house was in the disaster zone and that she wanted everything they had to offer. workers checked the address she gave them and found out it was fake. >>> 6:12. a surfer hurt at maverick in the waves. what doctors are saying about his condition. >> when football rivalries go too far. why a packers fan lost his job for the tie he was wearing. >> and traffic jammed up on 880 right now due to an overturned vehicle. details on that plus a look at the bay bridge all that coming up in traffic. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. it's wednesday. we have a heads up for you. a dense fog advisory is in effect for the north and east bay valleys. that means if you are traveling on the delta, antioch, pittsburg, use caution. martinez, the carquinez bridge, visibility is down to a quarter mile. so allow yourself some extra time this morning. because of clear skies, otherwise, we are seeing a chilly st

who posed as a victim of the san bruno disaster will be spending a month in prison. 24-year-old jacquelin turner was sentenced to jail yesterday. after the gas explosion, she told relief workers that her house was in the disaster zone and that she wanted everything they had to offer. workers checked the address she gave them and found out it was fake. three other people are convicted of trying to obtain disaster aid illegally. >>> time now 5:12. the bay area man known as spider dan hits the wall. >> but his french rival reaches new heights. where crowds were looking skyward. >> and that fog advisory may cause troubles on the roads especially for solano county. i'll have details coming up in just a few moments. ,,,, never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately supporting me and asking me how they could help. you meet the most wonderful, inspiring people. when you accomplish those 60 miles, it's truly life-changing. (man) register today

it was almost as if he were talking about himself was jacqueline kennedy's great quote about her husband that he was an idealist without illusions and it was quite clear that obama very, very much identified with that description. and i think julianna has it so right. she's written about this before. he is a pragmatist. he is a progressive pragmatist. his views are progressive. they're left of center, if you will. but he's never let them get in the way of getting things done. >> rose: some people are speculating he may talk about taxes in terms of a big-ticket reform over the next two years. is that reasonable dorr you expect to see that? >> well, so far what we're hearing is that the president will address corporate tax reform. it won't in the context of deficit reduction, but he will talk once again about how... what he'd like to see this year and over the next years is to begin a dialogue on corporate tax reform. >> and, charlie, the difficulty with tax reform for this administration is they also face as julianna said earlier, this huge demand to do something about the deficit reducti

you think jacqueline bennett came here because i'm going to sit here and what should market for 40 yearss going to be the next coach and then i correct on that? >> i think you're correct on that. >> are you wearing a tie. >> what you have gone. >> i'm wearing a necklace. it would be questioning. >> to homes or damage were talking sports again. now you're on there. it back to more breaking news. john is back in the national football league. again i was like to a and know what i'm talking about. that's face it you get tired of staying home needed something to do so now he's the head of football operations he read a speech and as we said. were going to turn this thing around and get back to the days when we were champions. rich rodriguez fired as michigan head coach. the hunter will use to be the mobile gary everybody's friend in the bay area he had a dream he wanted have a ball game. gary smart enough to say let's bring in nevada. there reportedly sold 16,000 tickets. fresno state is in could not very coast that's frank of boston college. the game will be a sellout. >> in the five years of

phil from jacqueline from michigan briefly, "i've been making big progress reinventing myself and reclaimingraumatic divorce, but i'm a teacher in an inner-city school district and the job literally sucks all my mental an physical energy so that i'm exhausted and drained when i get home. how can i reinvent my life and detach from work so that when i return home at the end of the day, i'll have some energy left to manage my other life?" >> look, you do have to compartmentalize. i deal with issues all day long with people that i talk to on the show. and there comes a time where you got to say, all right, you know what, i'm putting up a boundary here. this is a time where i'm going to compartmentalize and say, you know what, when i leave there, it's me time, and i'm going to do the things that i really care about and that i really want to do. if you take it home with you every day, if you never take it off and leave it behind, it will wear you out. >> okay. useful advice from dr. phil and suze orman. thanks very much for joining us. and both of them and dr. oz will be answering viewer questions

and elvis and jacqueline watson. that's getting on my nerves. >> that east they are having another storm. they have another one before that. i don't know if it's this one or the last. espn in connecticut it's a mess. mike and mike on the radio i listen to the show i want here the scores. they're talking about the fact that it's 20 minutes to the show. one of the mike called as i can get it done stuck in the snow. the other mike drives up to where the guy is stranded, it jumps note with a shovel. and he shovels, he gets his partner out and they get to the station. >> are you serious. i'm not kidding you. that's a fake pitcher right there. i would call the burn. >> you do nothing for me? >> darya tell the truth is it what you want. don't you every time you look at one of those say boy at of where i live. >> have you ever lived anywhere where you shoveled? >> i've told the story before. when i was learning how to do this i lived in ohio. for two years. -20. that was my goal i will never shovel. i will keep rubbing it in

jacqueline turner pleaded guilty. turner is the fourth person convicted of trying to scam aid money. the parents of a woman that was killed filed wrongful death lawsuit against pg&e. she was at her boyfriend's house when it happens. this is a photo of the two. her boyfriend lived but is badly burned. national they say hazardous activity on pga naseby half. marin county has joined a growing list of bay area communities banning single use plan that plastic bags. they approve the band is expected to take place next year. there'll be a 55 fee for paper bags at creche restores. five other cities including san francisco already have approved similar dead man's. redwood city's police jeep is resigning. he will be resigning after serving four years. the chief says he has accomplished schools including reducing crime in the city, and making adjustments in hours. his last it will be february 16th. are read by rush limbaugh are caused criticism from the senator. now the senator says he's received death threats. he was making fun

jacqueline turn per pleaded guilty to posing as a pipeline victim. she told relief workers she wanted everything they had to offer, including free hotel rooms and gift cards. three other people have been convicted. >>> brentwood is getting tough on local massage mar ors. the ordinance would require a permit from the police department and required to have educational credentials and they have got to be in good standing with a professional organization. that follows the arrest of five women arrested on prostitution charges. >>> the approval of a plastic bag ban in marin county -- enthusiastic crowds gave them a standing ovation. however a group is starting a lawsuit. the group feels that paper bags are much worse than plastic bags. the plastic bag ban takes effect next year. >>> chaos in cairo, what these protesters are demanding and what inspired them to take to the street. >>> another huge recall for the world's largest automaker. >>> good morning. if you're driving in many areas of the bay right now, it's going to be slow and fog is a problem in man

i want to thank paul and our five children, nancy, christine, jacquelin, paul jr. and alexandria and our magnificent grandchildren for their love, for their support, and the confidence they gave me to go from the kitchen to the congress. . >> and i thank my constituents in san francisco and the state of california for the privilege of representing them in congress. st. francis is our city's patron saint and his song of st. francis, lord, make me a channel of peace, where there is darkness, let me bring light, where there is hatred, let me bring love and hope, that is what america is about. and it is in that spirit that i serve in the congress of the united states. and today, i thank my colleagues. by electing me speaker, you have brought us closer to the ideal of equality that is america's heritage and america's hope. this is a historic moment, and i thank the leader for acknowledging it. thank you, mr. boehner. it's a historic moment for the congress. it's a historic moment for the women of america. >> it is a moment -- it is a moment for which we have waited over

hahemann, th whole world watched with excitement and expectation in 1961 when senator john and jacquelinekennedy moved into the white house with their young family. however, no one noticed when i first came to washington that same year. [laughter] i was a law student, a new father, making ends meet at the capitol policeman. at the end of those long days i would often pass the white house on my way home. i can still vividly remember seeing carolines pony macaroni on the sub on at the white house. 50 years later, it was a great privilege to be with aroline we as th vice presint spear oehner, leader pelosi, secretary chao and all of you, to remember the history and the hope of rolines faer's prescy shriver who was in line for public service and did so much for so many who would do little. we extend our condolences. [applause] i came east after graduating from state utah university where he found its first deocratic votetoelctreidntkenedy heasnauguredust ouid this tua on alusterbut great friday at the century ago today. the previous friday, january 13, 1961, he presidt-ecsent me psonal tt oft

which as jacqueline allen of denver's kmgh found out can leave the sender in a little bit of hot waterter. >> how much do you text? >> about 3,000 text messages a month. >> 3,000? >> yep. >> reporter: recently he bought an android phone. >> when did you first notice there was a problem? >> about a week after i got the phone. >> reporter: the fatal flaw. he would text someone on his contact list, and instead his phone would send it to another random contact. this is where he starts to squirm. >> i had sent one of my guy friends a picture of a girl that i hooked up with. and that message actually went to a different girl that i was trying to date. didn't work out very well. >> reporter: he's not alone. we've found android texting problems is a hot topic on forums where users call it a recipe for disaster. one man claims he texted a potential employer about a contract and it went to his current boss. after months of complaints google quietly acknowledged the problem on this droid forum, saying it's occurring very rarely and they've developed a fix which hasn't been released. for now mahmo

[speaking in native tongue] >> my name is jacqueline john and i'm the executive director of the national congress of american indians. the nation's oldest and largest american indian and alaskan native organization representing the interests of tribal governments across the country. it's my pleasure to welcome our distinguished guests here today in washington, d.c., and those of you from the across the country for the 2011 state of twenty-one nations. i would like to acknowledge at this time some of our honored guests in the audience. first of all we have some of our board members. we have irene, we have david, larry, tara, mary ann mills, derek, and marge anderson. we also have joined here today by governor nelson, who is a pueblo and brian patterson who is the president of the united south and eastern tribes. chairman ernie stevens, jr. who traveled all night long to get here and to not miss his -- one of the state of indian nations who's the chair of the national indian gaming association. richard, the senior indian affairs advisor of the u.s. senate committee on indian finance. we ha

thank my family, my husband of 47 years, paul pelosi. [ applause ] my children, nancy, christine jacquelinethe former mayor of baltimore, maryland. welcome, tommy. let me thank my constituents in san francisco who i am proud to represent in the spirit of the anthem of our city of st. francis, the song of st. francis. i'm so pleased that that was recited by all of us at the interdenominational service this morning. i'm grateful to my colleagues for their commitment to equality which is both our heritage and our hope, giving me the historic honor of being the first woman speaker of the house of representatives. [ applause ] i'm thankful to be the first italian-american speaker. our heritage is a source of great prayed and greatly ingrained patriotism which sum month summons us to build a stronger nation. the proudest title we'll ever hold is not accorded on this floor, it is the simple dignity of the title american. part our great democracy that continues to be the greatest hope of liberty and progress for the entire world. when i was first elected speaker i called the house to order on behal

gentlemen, the whole world watched with excitement and expectation in 1961 when senator john and jacqueline kennedy moved into the white house with a young family. however, no one noticed when i first came to washington that same year. [laughter] i was a law student, a new father, and to make ends meet, 8 capitol policeman. i can still vividly remember seeing caroline call me macaroni from the south end of the white house. 50 years later, it is a great privilege to be with caroline as well as the vice-president, speaker boehner, leader pelosi, and all of you to remember the history and the hope of caroline's father's presidency. we also remember and honor president kennedy's brother-in- law, who was -- led an exemplary life of public service and who did so much for so many who had so little. [applause] i came east after graduating from utah state university, where i had found its first young democrats club to help elect president kennedy. he was inaugurated just outside this rotunda on a blustery but bright friday half a century ago today. the previous friday, january 13, 1961, the presiden