regis was arrested for felony animal cruelty. >> jacqueline: spa scoffs >> jacqueline: by tomorrow afternoone are looking at five to 15 degree coolant around the bay area that will continue throughout the week with more fog. briefly making our inland valleys as well and clearing back to san francisco and hovering near the coast line through the new hours. we did see some nineties out there today. 87 at a moscow office. for our inland valleys this is where we will see the biggest colin with 100 degrees today 90 degree in pleasanton and 92 in antioch. at the coast of dropping back and dropped the from the mid-90s. and low eighties for the most part. as we look ahead more colon into wednesday. largely in the '60s and '70s. the fault will become more extensive as we make our way to the work week. now ladies but by friday and saturday will start warming up just a little bit. who >> reporter: people behaving badly coming out >> reporter: this is an airplane card but is functional and drives on the road and can take off and fly in the sky. two years away from selling this on the market and they're

first -- our chief meteorologist jacqueline bennett is tracking the high temps. >> jacqueline: 91 ofthe north that san rafael and napa. you'll notice closer to the coastline a lot cooler and low 60s out there today change for the last 24 hours richmond, vallejo and antioch and there still are exactly as yesterday but we were a lot cooler in daly city and san mateo. a lot would sunnyvale. i will tell you how much temperature will drop for you to see coming up in just a bit. >> reporter: 3 degrees warmer i am not the only one that is taught there are a lot of people you're sweating would keep rising off the pavement and see what happens the ice cream when it hit the pavement and hit it maltby media elite. it melt immediately >> reporter: i've seen people using umbrellas to keep the sun out of their eyes. firetrucks like what i see there making sure everything is ok and in need of assistance >> i almost died earlier today because it was so hot >> over and hundred and five degrees today it is smoking. >> reporter: firefighters said if you do not have to be out there the beach be very car

on the one-year anniversary of his death am a jacqueline kennedy -- jacqueline kennedy said a few things. she said i should have known that he was magic all along. i didn't know. i should have just said it will be too much to ask to grow old with him and watch her children grow up together. now he is a legend. would have preferred to be a man. she said think of him as this little boy. reading books, history, reading about heroes. review that will inspire other people to be like him. then she said my has-been did not believe the purpose of life was to enjoy it to let it luxuriously. she set my has-been believes we should try to write the wrongs we see. she says remember him this way. he believed that one man can make a difference and every man should try. the chief justice was thoughtful to. it is high time that we remember what a good job they did, how much they didn't find out and how much for a warning was right. history has proven them right area thank you. [applause] >> would complement covered by showing you the most relevant congressional hearings and public affairs event and on we

good news for you shutter >> jacqueline: for our inland valleys to was the low 90s.sive at all of the cars to the fog. the fog is not very extensive >> jacqueline: temperature wise at the immediate coast as 60 degrees 70's and the peninsula and 84 from redwood city tomorrow. he specialized will be in the '70s was a couple low 80s down in fremont. a 78 in union city and 74 in oakland and hayward. they're expecting more '90s with 92 in concord and 96 in redwood sit and read what tomorrow. largely in the '80s tomorrow afternoon for the south bay. 83 for san jose but 90 down in morgan hill and finally the north bay will largely be in the '80s with 88 in napa and 85 for december fell. here is a look at the extended forecast a little salt and a little warmer. a little fall fog as we head into next week we what head into cooler temperatures at the fog return returns. >> reporter: we're close to restoring all of the jobs we lost during the recession creek >> lost a lot of construction jobs that have yet to come back and janitorial type jobs to have yet to come back. office j

>> jacqueline: sustained winds in the 20 mi.an hour range with fairfield and 20 to sustain winds and 17 in vallejo, 16 in redwood city. at best that all we are seeing the 29 mi. an hour. if fairfield at 28 mi. an hour. we will see stronger went out there tomorrow by the evening wind gusts will be fairly widespread. with about the possibility of falling earlier in the week creek >> pam: the santa clara county sheriff department is trying to reignite a cache of stolen property with the rightful owners. this is the mug shot a 36 year-old wife and parody sole of san jose he is in jail or arrested on suspicion of committing a string of burglaries in san jose in sarah told in recent months. and these are pictures of just some of the loot that the spot in paris diesel's grudge and lobeline. there are sterling chafing dishes there is a large set of ordinate custom clara computer equipment a gun on bicycles and a unique collection of form paper monday. deputies also display what they say are one of the kind keepsakes and souvenirs' they

. >> reporter: yeah, jacqueline. the township actually just tweeted that drivers should plan accordingly. some of the lanes behind me will be shut down as they try to repair roads. we are told electrical lines blew giant craters in the ground that won't be repaired until tomorrow morning. the traffic not as bad as it was an hour ago. things are still moving slowly along route 70. westbound lanes are all still shut down. one eastbound lane is now open. originally both sides were closed down after power lines came crashing down around 8:30 this morning. we checked and the power cpany says 2,7 00 customers lost power due to the downed wires but tonight that power is back on. at this hour crews are working on the eastbound lane side trying to make sure there are no live wires and, again, working on the roads. meantime, we called cherry hill police. they told us at this hour they don't know exactly what happened but tell us crews are expected to be out here for another eight to nine hours. it's a story we will continue to

. >> jacqueline: cloudy in cooler + windy out there will are tracking the storm pushy or the bay area we will are tracking the storm pheat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. hello! i'm a kid. and us kids have an important message for our grown ups. three grams daily of beta-glucan... a soluable fiber from whole grain oat foods like cheerios can help lower cholesterol. and where can you find beta-glucan? in oats. and, they're yummy! i'm going back to being a kid now. thank you! test >> catherine: good grades are more important than being kind. at least that's what children said in a new harvard survey. about 80 percent of the 10- thousand children surveyed said about 80 percent of them felt that getting good grades or being happy were valued by their pare

. >>> good evening, i'm jacqueline london. first tonight, at least one person is dead, 16 others critically hurt after twin tornadoes tore through our nation's heartland. rescuers are on the ground right now searching for survivors in the small town of pilger, nebraska, 1 h00 miles from omah. tonight, the first assessment from the damage. we're monitoring the updates from our digital operation center tonight. >> we've been watching video and images from social media since the severe weather began this afternoon. those images show tornadoes with tremendous power and right now emergency crews on the ground in nebraska are searching for survivors who may be trapped under all that debris. it's a sight you don't often see. two tornadoes side by side leaving a path of destruction in nebraska. the twisters just a mile apart and storm chasers gave us an up close view of mother nature's rath. >> really incredibly strong tornado with another secondary tornado like i said wrapping around it. >> reporter: this photo shows the tornadoes mo

. >> jacqueline: the fall is not widesprea♪ ♪night. thank you! thank you!icated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. chase. so you can. a broader mix of energies, world needs which is why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and why with our partner in brazil, we are producing a biofuel made from renewable sugarcane to fuel cars. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. >> pam: a shocking attack, captured on surveillance video. a school security officer allegedly kicks a disabled student in the head, after tossing him out of his wheelchair. this is the second piece of >> pam: video to be released by the oakland school district, since the may 19th incident. >> pam: the school security officer at the center of the attack. has been fired, arrested and charged with a felony. >> pam: tonight, kron 4's dan kerman set out to learn how these officers are trained. and what th

that suffers from a as ma >> jacqueline: cooler and 58 in daly city barely get into the '60s and set francisco and half moon bay. still in th'r portions of the north bay. bay bridge toll plaza which are glenn to see widespread cloud cover to out the door and across the bay area and stretching into the central valley. clearing and the livermore valley as well is in the south bay. but he is way back to the coastline. a little warmer conditional sunshine. send thing goes for inland valley. these bay shoreline in the '50s and '60s that the coast. to notice it will be cooler in the north that then the south bay. here is a look at the extended forecast amount not a whole lot of change from what we saw today. reid of up to 90. cooling in a little bit after that. >> pam: still ahead tonight are mayor behaving badly coming up! >> gary: once upon a time get on his knee and proposals after a vicious knockout. later in this forecast. >> pam: ♪ ♪ thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where h

who >> jacqueline: as we look ahead to tomorrow we will see stronger winds.it mainly in the higher terrain with when guston and 30 and maybe 40 mao range. with a slight chance of rain on thursday. we do have a storm system passing as a result of that that is what we are seeing. could bringing us graeme but it could miss us largely to the north. when does picking up the to the 20's and 30's as remove the to the sum the clock tower that is when the wind will peak with widespread 20 and 30 mi. range with when starting to die down into early wednesday morning. there is a much to what we saw today 78 with 83 in los gatos inland valleys running into the upper 80s for the most part. six seasons 70's inside the bay area. 76 of san mateo and 66 it was made late '80s to mount the no. the bag. we will look up the extended forecast would tomorrow cooler in with more clout coverage. as the storm approaches i do think the ruling will mrs. bucket is possible that will get a little bit of that. >> pam: a nationwide f-b-i crackdown on child prostitution. comes to the bay area

good evening, i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. >>> we begin with storms headed our way. tomorrow. you can see what's coming from the west now. >> before that, the humidity. first alert meteorologist sheena parveen is here with what we can expect in morning. >> yes, we can expect it to feel much more humid in the morning hours. locally, though, we are dry and most of the area should stay dry tomorrow morning, but the storms are not far away. they're just off to our west and to our southwest. as we go into tomorrow, the humidity and the storms will all be moving in. we start with the humidity in the morning, and we end with the storms as we go later in the day. so as you wake up tomorrow morning, the first thing you'll notice, more cloud cover. by 8:00 in the morning, mostly cloudy to overcast skies. temperature around 73 degrees. it will be a lot muggier than it was this morning. by 10:00 a.m., mid 70s. humid. and as we go toward noon, we could see a couple showers developing around 80 degrees. warmer and humid. and through the afternoon and evening hours, we're looking a

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nine year-old jacqueline. that's all before jacqueline was paralyzed by a stray bullet as she and her brother were plain and the front yard. jacqueline is still in intensive care and no cameras are allowed on the part of the hospital but doctors are telling her mother that the little girl may never walk again. >>: will she ever be able to log them to will be and it will cheer for the rest of her life. >>: she says is her daughter wants to walk she cannot. >>: sylvia says jacqueline is unaware of her condition or what got her here to children's hospital oakland. police said two men fired more than 10 rounds hitting homes in this quiet east oakland neighborhood 31 break in this fire flowerpot another strike in the child's neck. jacqueline collapse instantly on the pavement and unintended target of random gunshots. her young brother still terrified to sleep at night. but there were a vote on the ground and when it happened and he had his hand on his sister's face and to he could fill the heat. >>: and while the s

. >> host: jacqueline maria hagan how did you get involved in this particular project? you have been doing it for 20 years. >> guest: my father was so i migrated to lot. my mother is coasta rica so i spent a lot of time in latin america. >> host: i you fluent in spanish? >> guest: yes. i love the people, the culture, the food. i stumbled into this project. it was a very interesting experience. i met a young pastor you invited me to a fast celebration and we traveled up mountah and at the top sacred ground was a group of women and men sitting on coal stones and deep in prayer and was the evangelical pastors speaking in tongues. at that moment that i heard people stand up and request assistance with god's help and the journey and i realized it was migration counseling. that was very new. the search was always there to meet the needs but that counseling aspect was new. >> host: other section of your book. >> guest: when churches are not available they create their own shrines with their own religious companions. in certain areas of deserts' you will steve humble shrines c

arkansas community.as a >> jacqueline: drizzle at the coast line. mostly cloudy right now.ve showers up to lake tahoe. just as we expected to ensure cachepots cloudy conditions and you will see a couple of specks of running, and gold. really i do not think of we will see that much of rain. more sunshine tomorrow in a tad bit warmer. also in the '70s in the inland valleys 66 in san leandro, 64 in downtown san francisco and 70's up through the north bank. it looked at the extended forecast tomorrow will have to result in the morning clearing into the afternoon with more sunshine headed into the weekend. female announcer: time is running out to get the hottest deal on a new mattress. sleep train's 4th of july sale is ending soon. right now at sleep train, save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and serta icomfort. big savings and interest-free financing? these deals aren't just hot... they're explosive! sleep train's 4th of july sale is ending soon. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> re

>> reporter: jacqueline, there does not seem to be much disagreement that crime here in pottstown needs to be addressed and addressed forcefully. the dispute centers on whether it is the fault of inactive leaders here or that of the community as a whole. how critical is it? >> it's very critical. >> reporter: walking near borough hall, pottstown resident katie jackson insisted crime is changing the character of her historic community and putting even its biggest supporters in the crosshairs. >> it has terrorized this community. and we are absolutely held hostage to the violence. >> reporter: residents count six violent gun crimes in the past three weeks. part of a larger trend that crime data confirms. and tonight this group of citizens demanded action, waving signs along pottstown's main drag and filling council chambers. among them residents like barry beesley. >> my block alone, we've had two homicides within the past year. we've lived there since '97. before that, never really anything. >> reporter: for some borough leadership has seemed unwilling to listen or try new ideas on the c

. >> i'm jacqueline london. revel announced today it's broke and could close as early as august if a new buyer doesn't step in soon. >> revel had a rough time from the start in march of 2009. construction stopped because of financing issues and picked back up two years later. revel opened its doors in april of 2012, but filed for bankruptcy less than a year later in february of 2013. and here we are, 16 months later with a second bankruptcy filing. nbc 10's lu ann cahn headed straight to atlantic city once the news broke this afternoon. >> automatically, what this means for employees and the impact on the city. what have you been able to find out? >> reporter: well, obviously everyone here believes it's best if revel finds a buyer fast. and if that new buyer then rehires the 3,200 employees is that a good bet? it's hard to say right now. >> that's a shame. because it is pretty. >> reporter: the newest atlantic city casino at the end of the boardwalk reflected blue skies today but casts a dark shadow on shaken em

nbc 10's jacqueline london is live in the digital operations center with more on what this means. >> reporter: the move across the river will expand their philadelphia operation and add 150 new jobs. now, the company says that it plans to spend $50 million to build a new trucking and distribution center and expand its headquarters as well as its manufacturing facility, which is already based there. that means 158 new jobs in philadelphia. they will add 48 positions and affiliated logistics black bear will relocate 110 jobs. they are all in addition to the 700 jobs at the existing plant. >> it's creating and retaining family-sustaining jobs in northeast philadelphia in my direct. we have the opportunity here that we had never seen before. >> i think philadelphia means something to them. they wanted to be here. so they actively worked with us to make this transaction happen. >> reporter: the company will also be eligible for more than $7 million in public funds. live in the digital operations center, jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. >>> 20 minutes of non--stop news with a check on the f

jacqueline, what can you tell us? >> reporter: camden county officials tell us everyone has been accounted for. it appears no one is still buried under all of that rubble. it happened around 1:00 this afternoon at the old blockbuster video store on route 38. crews were using heavy equipment to demolish that store to build a new supper wawa. officials say one of the workers was killed as they were trying to take down the final wall. reports said several were trapped in the rubble but we have since learned everyone has been accounted for. osha is now on the scene investigating that work site. we have an nbc 10 crew on the scene gathering new information. you can count on us for live updates throughout the entire afternoon. live in the digital operations center, jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. >>> from new york, a final vote expected that would make new york just the latest state to legalized medical marijuana. advocates have been at the state capitol for days pushing for the bill. it does not allow marijua

>> yes, jacqueline. in the morning hours, we'll be pretty comfortable, but then we start to warm up and more thunderstorms as we go into this week. in the meantime right now in philadelphia, we're seeing some clouds around. 71 degrees is the temperature. we are still nice and dry. and this is how we will continue our week. at least for tomorrow. so by 8:00, when you wake up, we'll see partly cloudy skies. some areas north and west may have a little more cloud cover. temperature around 70 degrees. by 10:00 in the morning, mid 7 0s. we'll be nice and dry still. by noon, near 80 degrees. we will be a little warmer than today as we go through tomorrow. warmer as we go into wednesday. we'll watch the thunderstorms come back into the forecast and also some 90 degree temperatures in the seven-day. i'll show you the timing of the rain plus those 90 degree temperatures. that's coming up. >> see you then. >>> new at 11:00, the search is on for a driver with handicap plates who hit a man riding a bike in center cit

nbc 10's jacqueline london live in the digital operations center to explain. jacqueline? >> reporter: yes, the associated press got a copy of a letter sent to rebel staffers. now, in that letter, employees are wand the casino could shot down if a buyer can'ten found. the owners took over after a bankruptcy last year and looking for a new buyer. they say if that does not happenen the casino could close as early as august 18th. now, revel has operated at a loss. >>> skyforce10 over a stabbing at a high school this afternoon. it happened on a school bus at pennsauken high school after dismissal time. investigators say a teenaged girl slashed another girl in the face. the victim rushed to cooper university hospital. the student with the knife was taken into custody. right now, she is at pennsauken police headquarters. >>> new at 4, learned a berks county neurosurgeon is one of a dozen people arrested in a child pornography sweep today. the berks county district attorney announced the arrests in the past two hours. doug shimell was there. what have you learned? >> reporter: wh

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live in the digital operation center, jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. >>> this just in to nbc 10. 12 people are under arrest at this hour as authorities rounded up suspects here in a major heroin distribution ring in south jersey. one of the places raided today, on almond road. authorities hit a dozen different locations. jury shore reporter tim greenburg will have the details tonight at 5:00. >>> a bucs county man is charged with raining and sexually assaulting a woman. mark cochran was arrested in a sting operation. the women said he assaulted her in various locations in bucks county and philadelphia over the lat year. during the sting, he told the woman he was sorry and that it would not happen again. that's when he was arrested. he is being held on $2 million bail. >>> we have new information in to nbc 10 about the man who was killed by a car after police say he tripped while crossing the street. the accident happened yesterday morning at 65th and woodland streets in southwest philadelphia. today we check with penndot which says crews found several ruts in the road where the asph

. >>> good evening, i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. first tonight a bomb goes off inside a vending machine in philadelphia and cops want to know who planted it there. >> investigators say this happened late last night outside a plumbing and heating business on montague street in the city's mayfair section. nbc 10's stewart spencer spoke to the chief inspector on the case tonight and, george, he told you this was not an innocent prank. >> reporter: absolutely not. they're concerned whoever did this has some legitimate bomb-making materials. after the explosion sent sharp pieces of plastic like this raining down across this block. and right now philadelphia police are searching for that bomb maker aggressively before it happens again. through the lens of a black-and-white camera, the explosion happens in an instant but look again in slow motion. the moments of quiet calm before, that light shining brightly and then this, a shattering blow to the soda machine below as projectiles fly. so that came all the aacross the street. >> right up t

jacqueline, you have new video to show us within the past hour? >> this shows the aftermath of a deadly car bombing in a shiite territory of baghdad. we do want to show think video. look. 12 people were killed, 30 ours injured when the bomb exploded in a crowded marketplace. thataru vingoas notemis. the country. during the u.s. presence in iraq, american forces acted as a buffer betweenhe two islamic secretary sects. now, they are getting pulled back in.oundrm said that a engagem would nt on aqvefo si pteinbaghhe n >> thank you, jacqueline. the increasing violence in iraq means higher gas prices here at home. the price of oil is now above $107 a barrel, which is the highest it's been in nine months. analysts expect gas prices to jump 10 krenlts a gallon. coming up at 5:00, jersey shore reporter ted greenburg talks about wars and the impact on the economy. >>> crews are clearing the scene of an accident involving a lawn mower. delaware state police say this cher owe key traveling on route 13 hit two vehicles, left the roadway and then hit someone r

>> i think jacqueline is a great example. have seen customers come in with $300 in just one month of overdraft fees. >> so in this pew charitable trust study, it talks about the confusion that is out there. so when you talk to people, how much confusion are you seeing? do people understand it at all? >> i mean, have you ever been to a bank to open a bank account? the terms and conditions are 30 pages long sometimes. very tiny print. you are just thrown papers in front of you and you just sign sign sign away. there is not a lot of explanation. >> the other part of the pew study is they are urging changes. what changes do you think could be made that would make improvements? >> the reordering is an issue i have seen with my clients. sometimes it's a tough decision, and clients will take that overdraft fee for the cash, but they are signing for one overdraft fee. with the reordering they may think there's one fee and see three or four. >> so the reordering, obviously we saw that in the piece. if you change that, that would be a

live in the digital operations center, jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. >>> sky force 10 over a shooting voluming a philadelphia police officer. here is the scene from 18th and sheldonhem. police say an officer ended up shooting a suspect here. investigators haven't told us what led up to the shooting. we know the suspect is in stable condition right now at the hospital the. >>> to the weather now. a warm start to the workweek with partly cloudy skies. live look at the philadelphia museum of art. glenn schwartz here now with the nbc 10 first alert forecast. clouds for some people for part of the day. sun still out there. it can burn you. >> it's deceptive at this time of year. a lot of sun at the shore. clouds in the poconos. we have a mix of sun and clouds in between. a lot of sunshine out there in the skyline picture. elsewhere, you can see a lot of sunshine in and around the city. a lot of shadows. a little bit of wind out there right now. you can see a mix of clouds and sun, more sun than clouds overall across the area. that also means that the uv index is very high. it's a nine on t

jacqueline from west brook i think she's not here yet; is that right?we have another person from pa terror annex (clapping) she's one of the our seniors that graduated from the academy and is going off to i'm sorry that's jackie barns she graduated fromgalactia low high school living in the dorms at the cal state hayward in the fall (clapping) your mom and family are very proud of user you and congratulations and guideline to you (clapping) esmeralda rodriguez from alice griffith (clapping) all right. our senior that graduated from phillip and salisbury ton high school going off to 70 state and esmeralda had her debut with the mayor on sunday we're proud of your accomplishments and our mom olympic is here and our family is proud of you congratulations (clapping) so do we actually have the scholarships i'm looking at we'll be providing those to you. okay. so we'll be providing those to you shortly and congratulations. (clapping.) >> don't worry folks the money is going to come i'll make sure the money is coming. a lot of folks absolutely i next, we have

agassi wins play a role in this jacqueline has been tracking how much of a factor that is and the windcertainly something to contend with yet correct. when us now. fires burning went to the right and airforce base the one south of the fire right now when gusts peak in the thirties temporarily and that the journalists was right now but candy cat erratic with heavy conditions around the area. pre dry and hot out there today. obviously those conditions not going well for firefighters at this hour. have to look other windy conditions from the bay we can't see the 30 mi. an hour as the flow over molpus the 30 mi. an hour around us 29 and how our at nevada 025 a martinez 22 and this camera has bounced around a little bit here on rv. cam on top of a building here. temperatures running in the 90s on fairfield waco there. 90 and now but added to also an antioch fed on itself feel running in the '80s in general in the '70s and said the bay. as we look ahead into tonight shooting areas the clouds moving into today that will continue tonight and early tomorrow this week will be a lot cooler that w

in washington jacqueline fell ktvu channel 2 news. >>> he's made persuading employers to move to texasy. why is texas governor rick perry considering a move to california when his term comes to an end. he's made several trips to california trying 0 convince companies to move to texas including one just last week where he bashed what he called quote the golden state's high tax over regulated ways. however, in a recent interview with the new york times governor perry said if he could live anywhere other than texas it would be california. he also said he might even move here next january. >>> months after a limousine killed five women, a new skating report. what it says about the state agency that is supposed to oversee public transportation and protect the public. >>> bay area housing is a hot market these days. the surprising place where home prices are spikeing more than anywhere else. >> bay area marina rice marine arrives to a surprise. >> 21 years i served my country if i had 21 years more i would. >> the community effort to thank him for his service. . >>> five women were killed wh

jacqueline battle scraped some of the mud from the clothing and ground it to a fine powder.attle sifted and weighed the samples. and then examined them under a polarizing microscope. the mud from janise's clothing contained bentonite. >> bentonite is a clay-like material comprised of minerals of aluminum silicates, magnesium and iron oxides. ranchers would add bentonite as a sealant so that the water would be retained in the watering hole versus seeping through into the ground. >> the bentonite on janice's clothing was identical to the sample from the pond behind her ex-husband's camp. battles examined mud samples from other ponds in the national park, but none matched the mud from janice's clothing. >> we were ecstatic because we're now able to show she was lying and we were now able to show her in an area where the murder weapon was stolen. >> to investigators, this was proof that janice had stolen her ex-husband's gun, possibly in an attempt to frame him. >> we were able to put janice dodson at her ex-husband's camp. we couldn't put the ex-husband at her camp. >> perhaps

. >> i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosen field. thanks for joining us tonight. "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon is next. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jim carrey & jeff daniels. taylor schilling. musical guest, ed sheeran.

here as often as he used to, so he has helpers who replenish the mailbox including local author jacquelinesome share their deepest spirit. >> dear kindred spirit i was going to visit my dad who walked out on my family 50 years ago. i found out where he lives, drove to his house but i couldn't get out of the car. >> reporter: so a lot of people open up to the kindred spirit mailbox to the way they don't in their everyday live. >> oh, yeah, there are amazing stories. >> reporter: the journals are now part of the special collection of the university of north carolina wilmington. nesbit says it's about family. >> in about 30 minutes one of these books you'll walk away having a whole better feeling about the world that you live in. >> reporter: a world where people who never meet can be kindred spirits. chip reid, cbs news, bird island, north carolina. >> so much sweeter than a facebook update or a tweet. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the federal government's report on the crash of asiana flight 314 in san francisco. we'll hear from former ntsb chairman deborah murm

and now jacqueline floyd, live. >> ♪ if you feel happiness is for you. >> reporter: although jacquelinewon a dollar she won a spot in the commercial, same for this happy guy, million-dollar winner timothy. now people can recognize you an we cap ask for loans. >> no loans available here. >> reporter: winners go to the bureau hollywood, filming for commercial spots. viewers will never see makeshift stage. lottery talent paid within thousand dollars in lottery scratch ticket will start appearing in mid-june and you can bet they will be happy. >> so happy to be able to dance. >> reporter: happy to be filming to happy and sending a new jersey lottery sponsored cool message of how happy anyone can be if they. >> scratch and get a symbol. >> reporter: having never won a cen in the lottery but hanging with the winners. >> there i was. >> where is your happy dance, carol. >> yes good but no, so you can start watching for for those spots there will be three of them and over the the state they had 30 of these winners. auditions by the video. ten of them came down to the shore. >> funky dance moves

. >>> leading the news in "the washington post," jacqueline kennedy's letters to irish priests pulledon amid controversy. officials from the college in ireland that own the letters say they're working with the former first lady's family to preserve them. >>> and from nbc chicago, nine sets of twins graduate from the same class. it happened at a middle school outside chicago. three sets of twins are identical. the rest are fraternal. >>> police have arrested and charged a suspect in connection with the beating of v. stiviano. she's the woman at the center of the donald sterling controversy. two men allegedly punched her and yelled racial slurs at her on sunday. in light of that accusation, the suspect will be charged with third degree hate crime and aggravated harassment. >>> the super pac founded by gabrielle giffords and her husband mark kelly has elected to help candidates who back stricter gun control. the group includes nine democrats and two republicans. americans for responsible solutions has raised almost $15 million since the beginning of last year. >>> now, we all know that m

she has won the jacqueline kennedy onassis award from the national jefferson awards organizations. lacourciere won the award last fall as the founding director of a nonprofit that provides affordable energy to the poor. she is excited to be bringing light and positive change around the world. >>> this week's jefferson award winner's inspiration a gift you can carry away. it's free. and it comes to you. sharon chin has more. >> you won. you don't have to spend any money. anything you see on the shelves is yours for the taking. the bookmobile is open for business! >> reporter: in glen weaver's library on wheels, you can take three books for free and you don't have to bring them back. >> we have some them. i would check that one. you are all set. enjoy. >> reporter: how glen started the free bookmobile of sonoma county in 2009 reads like an adventure. he had been hired as a manager at the homeless center in petaluma. but he says his colleagues' commitment to the homeless inspired him to do more. >> a friend told me a story about a bookmobile that was being turned into a camping vehicl

we will see you back here at 11:00 with jacqueline london. until then, have a great night. >>> on our broadcast tonight, back to baghdad. hundreds of americans on their way to iraq as president obama considers targeted military strikes. hitting home for so many families tonight. why gas prices are going up. >>> wheels of fortune. the hot new way to get around all across this country. people seem to love it so why are so many communities now cracking down. >>> and driving force. she is only 11 years old, and tonight she's on course to make history. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. president obama today talked about u.s. military action in iraq. several

often as he used to, so he has helpers who reple replenish the mailbox including the local author jacquelinery emotion is here. >> reporter: some share the deepest secrets. >> i was going to visit my dad who walked out on my family 50 years ago. i found out where he live, drove to the house but couldn't get out of the car. >> reporter: a lot of people open up to the mailbox in a way they don't in everyday lives. >> they're amazing stories. >> reporter: the journals are a part of a special collection at the university of north carolina wilmington. nesmith says most are about love, family and hope. restores you faith in humanity. >> it does. about 30 minutes in one of these books, you will walk away having a whole better feeling about the world that we live in. >> reporter: a world where people who never meet can be kindred spirits. chip reid, cbs news, bird island, north carolina. >> pelley: that's the "cbs evening news" tonight. for all of us at cbs around the world, good night. >>> george clooney and amal are in italy. are they scouting wedding locations? 57-year-old katie couric was a beau

. >>> my name is jacqueline [speaker not understood], i live in [speaker not understood] bernal heights. [speaker not understood] the sidewalk inspector was carrying out the work in front of my house. i asked what was going on. i was told my sidewalk needed to be repaired. and i was told i had the following choices. the city could do the work and charge me, i could have my own contractor do the work, but i would need to get a permit that would cost $500. i could do the work myself and follow the guidelines from the paperwork i was given. then we discussed what needed to be repaired and i was told the cracks were quarter inch wide or more would need to be filled. my sidewalk was basically in good condition with some small cracks. i would say some of the cracks had been marked were less than a quarter of an inch and i proved it with a ruler. so, now the cracks were wider he, i was told i could do the work myself ~. i told them i would and was given a deadline the next week and purchased the materials and completed the job. at a later inspection i was told that none of the work was accepta