>>jacqueline: we will also see some gusty wind.e: the wind is expected to be the strongest along the coast and in the hills. >>jacqueline: you'll also see snow in the sierra. there will be about one to 3 in. of fresh powder. there may be even more in to be drier locations. we will see dry conditions in the bay area. take a look at the rain for tomorrow morning. as we head into wednesday, thursday, and friday, we have dry and mild conditions look sunny skies to round out the work week. >>pam: this is a citizen journalist embedded with the occupy movement that has been streaming live during a protest and rallies like this one. thousands of people ron the world have been watching these live streams at the occupy movement. we met him to finance his motivation for doing this and the technology that he's using to pull off the live streaming. >>reporter: william is using the latest in technology to transform himself. he has his own channel their named occupy san diego. his smart phone is his video camera he had a light microphone and a ba

>>jacqueline: here is a live look at our mount tancam.eline: here is a look at your satellite and radar pictures. >>jacqueline: here is a live in your extended forecast. >>jacqueline: for more information on ski resorts and others, just logged on. barker your >>stanley: confirm you are looking at trash that was done and some of the doorway and offensive to go bay, can trash left there by residents of this home with encampment located on the on ramp on highway 280. correct burner for this is an area that is so hostile and that he expects--and that is still dirty even rats do not live long review of the resident abuse in the war as it of the press room and costing anything done here and in excellent order forfeiture like these at shopping cart as emperor and insulation from copper wire that was stolen from various locations. chris i had to and clear as loves it just to get around the kama to show this video. i tagged along with the state safety control. to have the job of keeping watch on all state properties limited to fit to run for diffe

jacqueline is here with the answer. >>jacqueline: it will get a little warmer into the weekend.is still mild out there and in the '60s in a number of places. >>jacqueline: as we head into tomorrow expect temperatures to one of a couple of degrees of what we saw today. we are still on mild side in places like san francisco, but it is expected to get in the 30's in a number of places overnight. we will take it that we're in the ninth week in afternoons coming up. >>pam: we are following a developing story in oakland. we are live if the scene where the police are investigating a shooting. >>reporter: the shooting happened about 2 1/2 hours ago. one of the many bullets struck the entire right there. a shot actually went into the tire and right now they're trying to retrieve the bullet that went into the tire. they have been trying the for about 30 minutes the so far, no success. the shooting actually happened right here at the intersection, the intersection of international boulevard and 65th ave. police tell us that one man in shock. let us show the video that we have. the victim w

>>jacqueline: the change in has been rolled into tomorrow.ill the storm is coming awfully close to the bay area here is a look into the early morning hours, we have some showers pushing into the no. 8. half for fans seem secure--and the noticed a slight groin on your screen to. we do have the chance of showers. i would are well up and will the upper 50s and loosely and redwood city and not you, he also unsettled the, if the suggestion from the and 57 in oakland. >>stanley: these are three traffic officers, two from the california highway patrol and one from the east palo was told police department. from now, the bus was just passing by but the police they are here for a specific violator. tonight at 8:00 p.m. i will show you what they are looking for and why is called this could set them back $700 in the next edition of people behaving badly. >>reporter: the city of oakland is empowering its residents to improve the quality of life through the use of its technology. i am gabe slate and i will tell you all about this in my tech report. >>gabe:

>>jacqueline: we are starting to see the showers and decrees. there are some places but light showers, let us see what we have. here is san francisco and especially along the peninsula we see light rain. near palo alto we have a couple hundred of an inch of rain. nothing is too heavy going on at this moment. we have a wider view picture of the storm and we have a few wraparound showers. notice the showers moving from north to south this is kind of an unusual direction in the bay area. you usually see the showers going straight, but we can see this right now. we also see snow in the sierra. it is spotty but tingling off. we have nearly half an inch of rain in mill valley in just about a third of an inch in redwood city, san francisco, and have a little bit less than that in palo alto. temperatures this afternoon are pretty chilly with the system pushing through in the upper '40's and low 50s right now. we are expecting to get pretty chilly overnight. it is pretty breezy out there. we have 24 mouth for zero wins in half moon bay. and as long as th

the opening text panel of our new exhibit, "in her voice: jacqueline kennedy, the white house years,"which pairs this new oral history with never-before-seen documents and artifacts from our collection reads, jacqueline kennedy had a rare combination of gifts. intelligence, courage, discipline, artistic creativity, and a style all her own. she had an adventurous spirit and was an accomplished horse woman who lived life at full gallup. the oral history provides us with many of mrs. kennedy's personal recollections and insights and i hope you'll allow me to comment on just one. when asked by arthur schlessinger, whose son andrew is here with us this evening, about where the president best relaxed, mrs. kennedy replied, it was while sailing. he loved the sun and the water and not the phone. and she remembers jfk as blissfully happy with the wind blowing his hair. and adds, it was for him what getting out on a horse is for me. with her thoughtful forward to the book and some of her mother's recollections, we also learn about caroline kennedy, whose presence animates this institution like

a nation reveals itself by the men and women its produces, jfk once stated, and in jacqueline kennedy this nation produced a most remarkable woman. among the many compliments one can bestow on this new book is that it is truly revelatory of her extraordinary life, keen wit, and historical accomplishments. as maureen dowd noted in a recent column, who else could read "war and peace" during the wisconsin primary? persuade the french to lend the mona lisa to the u.s., the only time it has ever left france. and encourage white house chefs to serve french cuisine at state dinners rather than irish stew. in its editorial, "the boston globe" praised caroline for publishing this history and dedicating her trust in the public. she is, for many of us, our own gallant knight, still astride white star, galluping through these troubled times on behalf of the causes her parents believed in, not the at least of which is an appreciation of history. much is revealed, caroline writes, in the forward to the new book, by her mother's statements, her tone, and even her pauses. and the same can be said of

>>jacqueline: it is common to be chilly overnight in a number of spots. we have 30's overnight a nice comfortable afternoon to do weekend. >>jacqueline: i'll have more on the weekend forecasts in rain next week and just love it. give your loved ones what they really want! this valentine's day, the new color of love is... white! exclusively at verizon, get the white droid razr by motorola! thin. fast. smart. strong. more color. same droid razr. on america's fastest, most reliable 4g network. now that's value anyone can appreciate! get the droid razr by motorola in three new colors for $199.99. only at verizon. white is the color of amor! talk to >>reporter: who had just obtained the dramatic surveillance video to move the talks will introduce-- has just received video of the robbery of this taco trucks. i will show you more and i have a full report coming up at 11:00 p.m. tonight. >>jacqueline: a live look outside from the vercammen downtown santa a we have clear skies it will be colder i will have details coming up. ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that

>>jacqueline: >>jacqueline: a live look outside in downtown center and the we have come what may notar and cloudy sky. we see a few showers and then, this the type of pattern that the radar can overshoot. corporate we do not really keen on rhetoric but it is still sprinkle it out there in a number of places. with the majority of the system has put scuba there is a possibility of lingering showers. this cloud coverage and rain last-minute lobbying. when we have a very hard pattern to pinpoint. court panel threw up in the nose then also in this, this is you did hit or miss. now let us take a look at what we've seen over night when storm pushes her: when all the moisture on the ground, we will definitely see a fall off warming up and north bay. where to buy 68 in the fall begins to get little bit more here as a concealed by 9:00 a.m. it clears a little bit in the north bay. african for tomorrow afternoon it will be warmer out there. tomorrow, more sunshine means it warmer temperatures. a quick look at your extended forecast, we have mild weather for the next couple days. into friday, i

>>jacqueline: now this on that we saw this one is passing through.nd >>jacqueline: the moisture on the ground will be enough to elicit a fall overnight. we have had areas of fog and we will see skies cleared. this will help to the judge dropped into 30's and low '40's. >>jacqueline: 41 4:00 tomorrow morning, 39 in concord and 39 in san jose. into the afternoon it is warmer and back into the 16th annual definitely noticed it tomorrow. 65 and los gatos, 62 in oakland and in the north bay it will also be warmer, 66 in santa rosa, 65 napa and 65 navato. a link your extended forecast to continue the warming trend as we head into the weekend. we have a string of nine days and a chance of rain as we head into monday and tuesday morning stay with us we'll be back after this. to go dirt biking, a.t.v.-ing, motorcycling, boating, jet skiing and show a ford explorer a thing or two about what it means to have best-in-class towing. the s.u.v. is back. >>reporter: khalifa looking for a burglar they are calling for armed and dangerous. they've they've got and he ma

>>jacqueline: coming up next we take you to pull beach.ern glenn is joining us their right after the break. (car horn) paying with your smartphone instead of cash... (phone rings) that's a step forward. with chase quickpay, you can send money directly to anyone's checking account. i guess he's a kicker... again, again! oh, no you don't! take a step forward and chase what matters. >>pam: golf pros and celebrities have converged on hubble be this week. the national pro-am is underway. vern glenn is a live in has a could time his self. >>vern: tiger woods get hurt his right wrist slinging a club. to top it back in and he said did not bother him for the rest of the day although he only had one birdie for the two other rounds. now, back to tiger he was just a star of this holding a matter where he is. he only missed two fairways and two greens in regulation but he is still the guy. and here is a little bit of round two in 90 seconds. a tough day for the 49ers coach jim harbaugh. bill murray, the usual crown crew and ground to produce a front ru

>>jacqueline: 10 game at temperatures for tomorrow.d showers but clearing by 3:00 p.m. event approaches will stay in the '50s. gary tomorrow morning possibly have rain a human--one and that rain is moving in about 6:00 a.m. in the north making it we have heavy scar the showers. and then, through the afternoon, we see a few spotty showers here and there. so, we will not see a lot of the accumulation as i mentioned as taking the and the rainfall totals for tomorrow afternoon. just a few hundredths of an inch of rain that is barely even registering. temperatures will still on the cool side. we have 59 san jose, 57 in redwood city and fremont. 55 in oakland and 53 along the coast in half moon bay. now, we may get in the this know how this i'm not talking about much but 1 in. or 2 in. of snow is possible in the higher elevations. as we head into thursday and friday we have dry and warmer conditions expected in tahoe and here locally. here is in the year extended forecast does warming a little thursday and friday. as we head into the we can

jacqueline operates a day-care business out of her home. and when the recession hit with fewer and fewer moms and dads able to afford to send their kids to daycare, jacqueline fell behind on her mortgage. at risk of losing both her home and her business, jacqueline tried to no avail to negotiate with her mortgage servicing company. but then she heard one of your advertisements for our state's hope hotline. and through the hotline, she was connected with cairos development corporation, a non-profit in prince george's led by reverend kerry hill. they were able to negotiate a

one thing both john and jacqueline kennedy i think both felt is what you are saying, ted, one test of american power is the number of missiles and nuclear weapons and so, but often times just as important is how people think about america in their hearts and that was what the peace corp was about. >> there's wonderful statements in the book -- >> one or two. >> -- thank goodness. i learned she named her poodle degall -- >> this was my foot note, she should not be held responsible for that. >> did those surprise snu >> when she said that she came to have, i think the same opinion of french people as she did of people in wisconsin. i think sort of for the same reasons, because wisconsin did not ultimately vote overwhelmingly for john kennedy and the french particularly charles degall was giving her husband a great deal of trouble. so i think you can see the things to some extent as a great test of loyalty. >> there's language in the middle of the account of the cuban missile crisis. she said no day and no night. >> no difference between sleeping and waking. and that was a signal. one of

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. >> reporter: investigators say jacqueline smith admitted to stabbing her son. i asked the department of social services how they plan to assist the 15-year-old following the day. it is safe to say this mug shot won't be added to the family album. baltimore county police say 33- year-old jacqueline smith stabbed her son in the leg. the screaming oak up a neighbor. >> they were arguing people kept saying don't do it. >> reporter: the report claims smith said she wanted him out of her apartment ; he was disrespectful and wouldn't listen to her and she shouted that's right i stabbed him. >> there was an argument between him and his mother but beyond that the cause of this incident remains under investigation. >> it's normal, it's normal. >> reporter: he said the arguing is not unusual. this morning he woke up at 4:30, police were at the apartments in pikesville. act 30 minutes later. >> he was a cool kid. i had no problems with him. he hung around the neighborhood. he was -- up and down the pool. >> reporter: he will survive his injuries. he was taken to the hospit

when first lady jacqueline kennedy took millions of americans on a televised guided tour.h takes us back to that white house tour which began with a brief history narrated by mrs. kennedy herself. >> these steps made in 1799 before the white house was completed shows that the original design of the building included an extra floor. george washington, for reasons of economy, told the architect to eliminate the top floor. this is the final design of the white house, as planned by james hobin. he won an open competition for the first public building in washington. it wasn't until after thomas jefferson's death that it was learned that president jefferson had entered a design anonymously into the competition and lost. president jefferson's design was for a smaller house. he thought hobin's mansion was big enough. and i gail adams was the first president's wife to live in the white house. she complained of the dampness and cold. mrs. adams kept the house habitable only by building fires in every room. the british added to flames by burning the white house on the night of august

quiero, la quiero. >>> yo también a ti. >>> qué divina >>> (risas) >>> qué linda sonrisa la de jacquelines muy importante, creo que esta noche deslumbrará. >>> la verdad que tiene mucho ánge y una carisma inigualable, mucha suerte. >>>aademás, es espectacular. >>> yo también lo sé. >>> vas a lalfombra ra. >>> voy a ir a la alfombra roja, y si no me reconocen, voy a poner un cartel para que sepan cómo me llamo. >>> pasando a otras informaciones, seguimos con más, difundirán imágenes de los servicios fúnebres de whitney houston por televisión y también internet, esto aseguró el publicistade la fallecida artista, ya que solo amigos y cercanos tendrán ingreso al funeral, donde kevin costner pronunciará palabras y stevie wonder cantará. >>> vamos a escuchar estas declaraciones. >>> creo que el viejo vivió por más de 20 años con esta condición, a lo mejor más, en mi opinn, creo que existe, a veces, como latinos, por razones culturales, razones que tienen que ver. >>> Él contará todo en una campaña nacional del servicio público, así que no se pierda la entrevista completa para hablar de la enfer

if you would like to keep jacqueline kennedy ahead of others, i ask you to remain in your seats. we will get caroline with the book signing outside this door. those of you in the satellite, there will be a line coming in from the front. those of you in this room, the line will form around the back of this wall. most of all, what i want to do is thank caroline kennedy for her comments and this terrific panel. >>> lisa kathleen graddy is the curator for the women's political history museum at the smithsonian. when you put together the latest exhibit, how did you decide how the gowns would be placed and what it would say about the history and role of these first ladies? >> we picked a series of gowns, partly based on what we thought was pretty and what hadn't been out in the -- sometimes it's nice to be curator, because you can just choose things. we wanted an array of color, different styles and not logical. we wanted to maximize the space and really maximize the look of each style and color of each dress against each other, to make a more pleasing picture. and i think that putting

jackie and jacqueline kennedy, the family didn't have that great a year in '61.d the fighting. it ended in the cuban missile crisis with kennedy outfoxing most historians feel the soviets by '36, that wasn't grail she was pregnant, jackie kennedy, and she lost him. many people don't realize. patrick only lived a few days and died. >> always greats to have you with us. we're lucky. in the situation like this, we can turn to you, charlie and get some great observations. you were telling us this morning about your relationship with jacqueline kennedy and how you came to know her. >> it wasn't a relationship much but she called me because she was a book publisher. i had begun a television program that i still continue to do. she wanted to meet and talk about the program and have lunch and in other circumstances talk how she saw it. i remembered one conversation that the clinton administration wouldn't go back and choose old kennedy people and would, in fact, reach out to have young people. i later would see her in new york when she dated a very nice man that became t

. >>> y jacqueline bracamontes también habla con jomari. >>> ya regresamos con más impactantes ♪. ♪., jackie se nos une, adelante. >>> claro que sí, chicas, estamos en una de las alfombras más largas de premios lo nuestro, pero usted también podrá ser parte de la alfombra roja interactiva con sus votos, veamos. >>> de ahora en adelante los artistas que participen de la alfombra roja, serán calificados por los televidentes. >>> ahora los fashionistas estarán diferente que antes, porque ahora ustedes podrán estar conmigo, se podrán conectar y decir si están de acuerdo o no del vestuario de la alfombra roja, también por teléfono, y también es gratis. >>> así que sea a través de un teléfono celular, o la computadora, los televidentes responderán a las preguntas de romner figueroa. >>> es bien importante, porque es la primera vez que se hace en español y también en estados unidos, a nivel nacional, así que, megaphone está con univisión, la tecnología está en la red, donde cualquiera con un teléfono, puede interactuar con el televisor. >>> la otra novedad, es el sitio de la alfombra roja q

no hay ninguna que sí, hay unas que casi que no, te puedo decir que estas son las meras meras, jacqueline ese pelo si es lo único que te molesta jacqueline bracamontes fue una de las más celebradas. >>> elizabeth gutiérrez me gustó mucho, porque va tapada y sexy, me gustó ese moño. >>> hubo un galán que dio mucho que hablar, sobre todo porque no gustó para nada, que armó la alfombra roja, y que llamó la atención, a ver qué es eso. >>> jomari, con qué propiedad puedes hablar de quién vistió bien o quién no. >>> tú que quisiste llamar la atención demasiado. >>> es que quiero dar una explicación rápida, que estaba en people punto com, como el peor vestido, estoy fascinado. >>> como el peor vestido. >>> ahora les diré que es un dolce and gabana de la última colección. >>> esto es fashion,. que me siente o no a mí, me da igual, tengo que ir pronto porque sino nadie me pone atención, venía gloria trevi con 40 alrededor, que viene gloria trevi, y te tenías que quitar a un lado. >>> es que imagínate que si llego de blanco, parece que sirvo bebidas. >>> me han dicho de todo. >>> para criticar es b

his booster seat right now. >> jacqueline estimates she saved at least $1,000. liz crenshaw, news 4. >> all those little things that add up all the time. so we just heard those ways to save some money, now some parents are in danger of losing money because their kids were late for school. school officials have charged mark and his wife with a misdemeanor under state truancy laws. they say their three kids have disrupted the learning process for fellow students because they've been late for class 30 times this year alone. mark says rounding up those three kids can take a whole lot of time, and he encourages his children to get ready on their own, so kind of slow in the morning. but they face a possible $500 fine for the misdemeanor. >>> for an 11-year-old, winning the science fair is a big, big deal, but getting to show off the invention to the president at the white house, it doesn't get much cooler than that. erica gonzalez met some very smart kids who did just that. >> top science fair winners of all ages from across the country were invited to the white house

> tomorrow is the 50th anniversary of the famous televised white house tour given by first lady jacquelinedy. seen by 80 million viewers back in 1962. tonight the kennedy library has released a trove of materials including parts of the script for the tour, which became a pop culture phenomenon. among the other papers released, documents from her work restoring and preserving the white house. the project that preceded that tv tour, even a sketch of the hairstyle she planned for her now-famous trip to france during which the president of the united states famously introduced himself as the man who accompanied jacqueline kennedy to paris. >>> the stunner medical story of the day may be this one. a study published by the american academy of neurologists says older people who take in over 2,100 calories a day have more than double the risk of a kind of memory loss called mild cognitive impairment. the more calories older folks consume, the more likely they are to have it. the condition mci for short is often the interim step between memory loss and an early alzheimer's diagnosis. it's why docto

i am in the forecast center with jacqueline. >>jaqueline: it was supposed to cool off today, the winds that we are seeing was supposed to pick up earlier but they did not. because of that, we got lucky with one more day of nice temperatures. plenty of 70's out there today. what how things are changing even right now, we are seeing gusty sea breeze when that are bringing temperatures down in a hurry. upper 50s in the south bay. low fifties in the north bay, even a 62 degree reading in antioch. this is an indication of cooler conditions to come. as we head into the weekend, a big cool down. a 10-15 degrees cooler than what we saw today. fog in the morning with seabury's wins increasing. into the afternoon, cooler temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. into sunday even more cooling. as storms pass as to the north temperatures in the '50s bay area wide. no rain for sunday, a rain for next one >>pam: a norovirus outbreak is hitting some sections of the bay area harder than others. as a result some schools and assisted living faci

jacqueline kennedy is more shaping fashions. that really speaks to the formality of the new look and the 50s. and if you look at something like the flapper dresses, actually nancy reagan's wonderful suit. when you look at that, you know it's the 1980s. they want to be appropriate for the occasion, appropriate for their age and appropriate for the circumstance. and appropriate as a symbol of the united states. even when she's not in duty hours, she represents the united states. >> we will have two photo opportunities, the first is for the still photographers and then that will be followed by the television camera. so we ask our guests to please be patient. >> all day monday, american history tv is featuring america's first ladies. who do you think was our most influential first ladies, join the conversation on facebook at facebook.com/cspan. >> each year, time mag zbe"time posts the -- if the same question were posed in 1862, who would be named as the person of the year. as historions and james mcpherson ponder that question and

jacqueline kennedy is more shaping fashions. mamie eisenhower, back here, very '50s. an amazing silhouette, but that really speaks to the formality of the, the new look and the '50s. when you look at something like the flapper dresses, actually nancy reagan's wonderful suit. an adolfo suit, and you look at that and know it's the 1980s. >> right. seems very '80s. >> right. they want to be appropriate for the occasion, appropriate for their age, appropriate for the circumstance, and i think appropriate as a symbol of the united states. because we still do look at first ladies as representing women in the united states. even when she's not functioning in duty hours, she represents the united states. >> this is the -- >> excuse me. we will have two photo opportunities. the first is for the still photographers, and then that will be followed by the television cameras. so we ask our guests to please be patient. >>> all day today, american history tv is featuring america's first ladies. who do you think was our most influential first lady? vote and join the conversation on f

. >> vamos al museo de tecnología de san jose josé:estamos con jacqueline, que enseña matematicas, ao es para toda la familia, es el sábado y gratis, más adelante le diremos donde. >> hola qué tal?, muy buenas noches es viernes. >> temperatura que suben en san josé, hay cielos despejados y vienen días menos nublados. >> en el norte de california nublado, alto oleaje en las costos. >> panoramas estupendos para el lunes, temperatura promedio 49. >> el pronóstico del tiempo para los próximos días. >> sábado domingo 60°. >> miércoles casi en los 70°, así que la buena racha, tenga bonito fin de semana . >> antes nos vemos a las 11. >> (información en pantalla). . >> un hombrecelebra sus primeras 100 primaveras, cual es el secreto de su longevidad?. >> en breve. >> con un duelo entre estudiantes tecos y estudiantes, efectivamente, estudaintes tecos no saben que esa ganar del pasado octubre. >> los potros del atlante en novena posición. >> hoy dijo adiós al beisboll tim weiyburn, que se fue de las medias rojas. >> (hablan en inglés) . >> me entristece decirles que he decidido retirarme del

. >> pelley: jacqueline kennedy and cbs news correspondent charles collingwood led the nation on theelevised tour of the white house. the script of that broadcast is among the former first lady's personal papers released today by the kennedy library. her hand-written notes include a reminder to name the donor of a pair of white house chairs from the pre-lincoln era. >> those were a gift from mrs. edith mcguinness. >> reporter: we got a look at a hair style for her visit to paris in 1961. mrs. kennedy got more attention on that trip than the president. >> i am the man who accompanied jacqueline kennedy to paris. ( laughter) and i've enjoyed it. >> pelley: mrs. kennedy's children donated her papers to making them available to researchers. the library's director says that the documents show the range of the former first lady's knowledge of art, history, and diplomacy. putting americans back to work. a program that adapts old skills to new jobs next. then, i got my number. my tired, achy feet affected my whole life. until i found my number. i tried the free dr. scholl's foot mapping cent

jacqueline kennedy is more shaping fashions. that really speaks to the formality of the new look and the 50s. and if you look at something like the flapper dresses, actually nancy reagan's wonderful suit. when you look at that, you know it's the 1980s. they want to be appropriate for the occasion, appropriate for their age and appropriate for the circumstance. and appropriate as a symbol of the united states. even when she's not in duty hours, she represents the united states. >> we will have two photo opportunities, the first is for the still photographers and then that will be followed by the television camera.

jacqueline kennedy is more shaping fashions. mamie eisenhower, the amazing ma gent at that time dress, herbs '50s, an amazing silhouette. that really speaks to the formality of the new look and the '50s. when you look at something like the flapper dresses or actually nancy reagan's wonderful suit, it's an adolpho suit, you look at that and you know it's the 19 0s. >> seems very '80s. >> they want to be appropriate for the occasion, appropriate for their age. appropriate for the circumstance. and i think appropriate as a symbol of the united states because weigh still do look at the first lady as representing women in the united states. even when she's not functioning in duty hours, she represents the united states. >> this is the photograph part. >> excuse me pop we will have two photo opportunities. the first is for the still photographers. and then that will be followed by the television camera. so we ask our guests to please be patient. >> all day monday, amic

aferente llamadas telefÓnicas realizadas muestra que jacqueline turner sabÍa que serÍa a deportar a colombia la deportaciÓn pero esta llamada telefÓnica, indicarÁ contrario. en instantes, el terror se apoderÓ de un trabajador de la empresa boiencuando quedÓ atrapado de las ruedas un gigantesco aviÓn. fidel castro, una comparecencia pÚblica para presentar las tomos de sus memorias. el drama de los padres salvadoreÑos en vista sus hijos partir de estados unidos y nunca han salido de ellos. calcule cuando cuesta unanuncio de 30 son otras de las transmisiones sÚper bowl. massana tendremos la respuesta. >> la policia detuvo hoy a 8 personas, las autoridades encontraron tiendas de campaÑa. los indignados estaban acampando a cuadras de la casa blanca. momentos de terror viviÓ hoy un hore que quedÓ atrapado en una ruerda, el dramÁtico accidente ocurriÓ cuando el aviÓn estaba siendo trasladado y un trabajador quedÓ en la pistas. otro barco crucero tuvo problemas, mÁs de 100 pasajeros sufrieron un virus estomacal, segÚn las autoridades y los turistas viajaban una isla en el caribe cuando empezaron a s

jacqueline marcelos/consejer a de vivienda meda 1:55 las personas que tienen prestamos que los duenosde este prestamo se freddie mac o fannie mae no pueden calificar para esto, ellos tienen que continuar con los programas del gobierno 2:05 duenos de casa emproblemados con sus prestamos como maria, podran recibir modificacione s de sus hipotecas, reduccion de los intereses e incluso de los balances como parte del acuerdo...eso es lo que necesita maria... maria villarreal/busca una modificacion de wells fargo 29:20 no duermo no tengo paz no tengo tranquilidad ni mi esposo ni mis hijos ni yo ha sido una cosa bien bien terrible para nosotros 29:30 ella tiene su prestamo con wells fargo, y potencialment e se podria beneficiar, pero esta lejos de celebrar. 29:50 han prometido tantas cosas pero nunca se han cumplido 29:52 30:05 pues la verdad hasta no ver la realidad hasta entonces yo me voy a poner contenta 30:09 para las personas que ya perdieron su casa, si esto ocurrio entre septiembre de 2008 y el final del 2011, el acuerdo establece darles un restitucion de mil quinientos a dos mil dol

. >>> como alma en pena, encontramos a jacqueline gÓmez, que no sabe si su esposo, en el incendio quesentimiento de injusticia. >>> dos hermanos estÁn muertos. >>> estÁn ertos >>> ¿no ha visto los cuerpos?. >>> no he visto los cuerpos. no dejan ver la gente que estÁ a dentro. >>> la mayorÍa de los prisioneros muertos de la penitenciaria nacional y segÚn un reporte interno gubernamental, fueron abandonados y prÁcticamente confinados a la espera. >>> muchas, la mayorÍa tiene deseos de rehabilitarse sabemos que en la actualidad, el sistema que hay no brinda, no da los requerimientos adecuados. >>> el estrÉs post-traumÁtico no es u mal que sufriran los:de los reos si no un pueblo entero que exige respuestas. >>> hablando con uno dicen, yo vi a fulano y escuchÉ a mengano y se le ruedan las la graiÁgrim. >>> y lo seguimos escuchando y aquÍ todavia a pesar de la cantidad de horas, muchas familias spen que les permitan entrar y por lo menos garantizar que sus familiares estÉn recibiendo alimentos. por otro lado, el sector privado envÍa comida para que hoy, por lo menos tengan una cena digna,

jacqueline natalie smith was charged of the teen is expected to be okay. >>> two men are dead from a head-on collision on owings mills road. it happened streed between painters -- it happened between painters mill and winands. rosie has more. >> reporter: it's a very busy stretch of road. now baltimore county said they had plans to do a complete study that was already in the works. folks who live here say they know what the number one problem is. >> reporter: at least three to five time as week she comes down to mcdonogh road. the stretch between between painters mill and winands is not her aifort. >> i'm just watching to protect myself but today it was an eerie feeling. i don't know, i think the speed limit is 430. i can't judge it by walking but it seems like they're going fast. >> reporter: and they are. the speed limit is 40. the cars are going even faster. this is nonscientific but you get the point. with three large development that is have driveways, folks say they need some relief from the speeding and dangerous curbs. >> put a traffic light there. i think it will help or som

. >>> for the first time ever, we're getting a look at private notes from first lady jacqueline kennedyut what they reveal, next. >>> if it's interesting and happening right now, you're about to see it. rapid fire. beginning with mitt romney. check out this new poll out of michigan today. see the guy at the top? rick santorum beating mitt romney 33-27 in the research poll of likely voters. michigan primary two weeks away, but rick santorum already has ads on the air. stay tuned to cnn because we'll be releasing new national poll numbers at the top of the hour, half an hour from now. >>> israel on a high state of alert after three bombs went off in bangkok, thailand. they say israelis are to blame. they were attacked in iran and georgia. >>> they're appealing a decision to overturn the american's murder conviction. knox was cleared last year in the murder of her roommate. knox's lawyer says prosecutors are wrong to try to keep this case going. >>> and how about this? you can get a look into the private thoughts of former first lady jacqueline kennedy talking dinner invitations, notes on

i'm in the forecast center tonight with jacqueline to find out what's ahead for our weekend.hat the weekend here, it's going to get cold? >> how about 15 degrees cooler tomorrow? >> a lot cooler tomorrow! >> we were still warm today, we got one more day of warm temperatures. we got lucky. our sea breeze winds are forecasted to increase this morning. temperatures were allowed an extra four hours of warming out there this afternoon. that's why it was 72 degreed in san francisco. upper 70s in the inland valley, 75 in san jose. right now, temperatures are cooler, especially cooler to the coastline. they cooled off in a hurry, once the sea breeze winds picked up. temperatures stayed stagnant since then. half moon bay and oakland, 55 in napa, staying in the 50s. the winds should die down overnight. and we're going to see cooler continues overnight. temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. and it's going to continue into sunday. we'll talk more about this in just a bit. >>> an out burst of violence in oakland. in the last nieb days -- nine-day, there have been -- nine-day, there have be

. >> i'm here with jacqueline in the forecast center. you've been looking into this earthquake today. >> we did get report it is quite a few people feeling the quake. we want to show you some information on that, and what this magnitude quake means. here's the location, it was just south of vallejo. a 3.5 magnitude. originally came in as 3.7 but it was downgraded. on on this map you're looking at, that this star, that's where the earthquake considered -- occurred, and these are people who felt the quake and report today to the usgs. pretty close to the epicenter, that's where it was felt, and it falls into our first range of the 3.0 to 3.9. that's quite often felt but rarely causing damage. reggie told you, a couple people talking about things falling off their shelves, but no damage reported with this quake. >>> and now to linden where hundreds of human bone fragmentes have been unearth -- fragments have been unearthed from a massive well search crews are following a map created by wesley shermantine. he is one of the two convicted murd