community youth center of san francisco, the young asian women against violence youth participant jennifer chang. kimberly how. erica lam. allie lee. adriana wen (sounds like) diana -- and amy ung. congratulations everybody. (applause) (applause) (applause) good job everybody. thank you. and so at this time supervisor -- or do i give it back to -- nancy. thank you again. >> at this time we would like to call supervisor carmen chu. (applause) >> i think that is part of the program they wanted the winners to perhaps say a few words. >> thank you for choosing our picture. we were really surprised when you did. we are really happy. (applause) >> we were very surprised. thank you very much. (applause) >> i'm tiffany chung, so happy to be recognized in such a way. thank you very much. (applause) >> hi. i name is amy. thank you for letting us having this opportunity to make this poster and also recognize us. thank you. (applause) >> thank you. i want to thank mayor lee and the members of the collaborative. as will build awareness for human trafficking issues i would like to call attention to the need f

definitely a little taken back but she said no she wasn't. >> finally how does jennifer thoe sound. she will changeame it sound very posh she jokes. >> moving on now to dancing with the stars. brand new cast has been revealed and seems like a wild season and olympic icon once self-destructive comic and mus

change. >> host: jennifer lawless, what what turned a candidate of? i just want to use some key words for you to talk about that, negative campaigning. >> guest: everyone says they hate it. everyone says they don't want to do it but mark my words the minute you find yourself with an opportunity to do it you seize it and i tell you why. if you have to engage in a negative campaign and if your opponent is campaigning in a negative way as well it means it is a close competitive race. you need to differentiate yourself and the other thing i would say is we have reached the point in american politics where now we have kind of conflict of that portion of attacking a person verses attacking that person's position. and i think people have to realize that and negative campaign can be one in which you are really just different treating yourself on the issues. you don't have to take down your opponent's personal traits. you don't have to take down his or her family. you don't have to run a kind of smear campaign. but negativity in terms of differentiation is act

change today. >> and, jennifer delgado joining me now. >> reporter: that's right. >> take it away.ahead. >> reporter: yeah, you know it's hard to hear with the buses going by and the wind starting to kick up a little bit as well. in the last half hour, brianna, if you noticed that the snow is actually getting heavier, it's blowing stronger. i just checked, visibility in chicago o'hare down to 3/4 mile. we're going continue to see visibility issues because the snow's going to get heavier. talking 6 to 8 inches in some areas we could see potentially 10 inches of snowfall. let's show you some snowfall totals. for rockford, illinois, that's to the west of chicago, they've been the big winner with the snowfall. five inches. areas around chicago roughly talking 1 to 3. haven't gotten official word on the totals coming out of o'hare or midway. but let talk about the storm. we're going to start you off tonight at 7:00. notice the snow is affecting more parts of indiana as well as western parts of ohio. and as we move ahead to wednesday morning hello mid-atlantic. talking about a messy stor

changing. >>> coming up next, jennifer capriani is back in hot water. >>> and justin timberlake's epic performanced his musical smackdown to kanye west. you're watching "world news now." >>> "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ skinny, so skin ♪ skinny, so skinny >>> all righty. well, unless you've been living >>> all righty. well, unless you've been living under a rock or you were in new orleans, as my friend over here was on saturday, you probably didn't see or haven't heard about justin timberlake's performance on "snl." it was incredible. >> heard it was great. >> it was great. it was wonderful. not only did he have awesome skits, he sang, he danced. he did the whole bit. it was his fifth time hosting and it opened up with this who's who of "snl." it was excellent. but there was something that happened during the performance of his song, just as interesting. apparently some time ago, kanye west started a feud with justin timberlake. what he said at one of his performances was, i got love for jay-z, but i ain't blanking with "suit and tie," which happens to be the name

she's not quoted directly, but she also may change her last name privately, so jennifer theroux.ose friends. >> that's good. they picked the dancing with the stars cast we saw. >> yes, ashley judd, anyone? >> i love her. >> andy dick, huh? >> no wynona. i'm sorry. i'm starting rumors today. >> ashley is busy running for the senate. >> what i was going to say ashley judd talked to wynona about it and was surprised that her sister was going to do it. >> for herself after helping her husband back to health. >> andy dick, aly raisman. remember her parents -- >> the one to watch is andy dick. the man can go -- >> may be a train wreck. >> love you. >> love you too. >> maybe? amtrak. >> we're going to tell you how to keep more cash in your pocket. >> our experts will answer your money questions. first, these messages. >> that was a weird sneeze. i have never seen anything like it. >>> a look at your forecast. of course we're all keeping an eye on this cold air coming down to the south and bringing the possibility of snow flurries to places like northern alabama and northern georgia and

jennifer. thank you for the good times. >> woo! >> all right. changing gears completely.wie, 66 years old, who ten years ago said he was retiring -- speaking of which -- >> used to have some. >> he is insuring his -- thank you for that by the way. moving on. anyway he has a new album that is apparently the best kept secret in the music industry. >> new music. >> new music called "the next day" and apparently it's being received are some pretty good reviews. critics are calling this the best work that he has had since the '80s and the '70s if you can believe it. there you go. he announced in january on his 66th birthday that he had this new album coming out. >> welcome back, david. and one of my favorites of all time, tina turner on the cover of "vogue" for the first time ever at the age of 73. >> wow. >> looking good. we know about the famous legs. >> insured. >> that great voice. never been on the cover before. now she is looking great. tina turner. ♪ left a good job in the city ♪ whoo go, girl. are we still on the air? that's a long time. on >>> this morning on "world n

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jennifer lopez. it's more than a name change. change in terms of hiring trans women of color to be on staff to address thei the issues. >> being a good ally means shutting up. sometimes i have to do that. you got to let other folks talk. if you watch the show, it's hard for me. thank you to mel andian et and wilson. kenji is of course, sticking around. coming up next, the first man to narrowly escape death hanks to dna evidence? how his fight is helping others. the mcgill brothers perform live in nerdland. there is more nerdland at the top of the hour. vorite foods fi? fight back fast with tums. calcium-rich tums starts working so fast you'll forget you had heartburn. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums you'll forget you had heartburn. do we hano.a mower? a trimmer? no. we got nothing. we just bought our first house, we're on a budget. we're not ready for spring. well let's get you ready. very nice. you see these various colors. we got workshops every saturday. yes, maybe a little bit over here. this spring, take on more lawn for less. not ba

jennifer wedding count down. hi everybody. welcome to "access hollywood". weekend edition. i'm shaun robinson and we begin with happily ever after. it changedhanks to the rav he he shalling other car red carpet appearance. 6 month to engagement to justin the i do engagement to justin the i do shift into over drive happily in love and count the day the affection on full display on the oscar red carpe carpet. holding hand as jen with a smile adjusted herman's tie. >> she wraps up filming in connecticut on march 8 so we can expect a wedding this spring. >>reporter: according to people magazine jen garcia date is set she picked out drets and both she and justin already designed their rings. as for the actual ceremony. >> wedding is small and intimate and definitely be a contrast with the wed to go brad pitt but i think we can expect to see her best friend lick courtney cox and yoga instructor mandy and of course chill say. and the hope of soon normal and renovation of 21 million dollar l.a. estate is under way. >> but some women really want a baby. they frequent out. >> slichlt are you one of them. >> in the freaking out about that. i'm not. >>

change on a major social issue. the founder and editor of americablog.com. jennifern who writes the right turn blog for "washington post" and reporter for ckudlow report. it was cautious based on the juses's questioning. >> i think the media has followed the pundits. the pundits have the sense that prop a, they media went down that path. it made sense. are the media pumping this into moral cases as opposed to legal cases that according to the law and the constitution? >> a natural tendency when lawyers don't cover the court. i accept myself in this. to miss a lot of the nuances. a lot of procedural issues, including the prop 8 case, which i agree with justice kennedy. there are a lot of complications having to do with that case, per se. including the matter, the state of california is no longer defending it. >> are journalists missing these nuances? as a recovering lawyer? >> they do. sometimes characterize as trying to duck the issue or avoid the issue. this is what they do. during the business of deciding legal case as based on a whole slew of legal. if there is a

change everyone into a squirrel lover. >> you know how you do that? put a couple of things in your pocket. >> wheat things and things like that. >> i want to go visit curtis and jennifer and hang out with jellie. >> it's a peanut and jellie eats peanuts the same way i do, the whole thing, showing off. >> let's check in with the mack man himself with some really big videos. >> let's do it. i have one thing to do all day on monday is this show. >> let's just dive right into our first video. >> all night long. >> i would have the say that guy drives that truck like a ball. >> is that a flooded street or a river that guy's driving through? >> i have a feeling this might be in russia. i want to say it real because i want it to be real. >> what do you say max? >> i think you boys are right, i wonder if he knew he was going to go through this. >> i think he's done this the whole time. video number two. sounds like nick. this is such a terrible job of dubbing. itis fake, it sounds like they're in their bathroom. >> how can you tell? there's so many goat yelling videos these days, goats can do it, frogs can do it, annal lopes can do it. i did a little research so let's check o

>> it means i have the unique opportunity to change the logo on the home page with an illustration. >> for the last four years artist jennifers been part of the team that makes those renditions on the google home page. >> we don't want to hinder our audience from actually searching because they came to our home page to search, but we also want to do something fun. >> recently the doodlers have ratcheted things up. users were allowed to record their own songs for the day. >> in total around the world, there was about 57 years of music recorded on the doodle. >> 57 years. >> he's the lead engineer on the doodle team. he says the collaboration of artists and technology is worth it, despite spending several months to create a doodle that's only on the home page for 24 hours. >> even though it's there for a day, i think it brings enough joy. sometimes i describe my job is just to make everyone happy for ten seconds. >> the california team produces over 300 doodles a year. for dozens of countries across the globe, working with fellow google employees both far and near. >> do you think most people have any sense for how much work g

changes to their fertilizer. jon? jon: that doesn't sound like a promising development. jennifer griffin, live at the pentagon. you. uma: well right now president obama is in jordan after wrapping up a three-day visit to israel. one issue at the top of the agenda, iran's nuclear program. israeli president shimon peres in a fox exclusive interview he believes they will order an attack on iran if necessary. based on the private conversations with mr. obama and comments the president made at the news conference earlier this week. this as iran's assume people leader makes new threats to annihilate the cities of tel aviv and haifa. we have the director of the foundation for the defense of democracy. he is here to welcome his thoughts. great to see you. >> thank you, uma. great to be here. uma: what but think from the comments from president per rest. >> president's obama's trip woos to assure that he is deadly serious stopping this deadly weapon. uma: president is dealing with netanyahu in the terms of good cop, bad cop scenario in dealing with the iranian threat. >> it is hand about a good cop, bad cop situation.

. >> it means i have the unique opportunity to change the logo on the home page with an illustration. >> reporter: for the last four years, artist jennifergoogle home page. >> we want to not hinder our audience from actually searching because they came to our home page to search, but we also want to do something fun. >> reporter: recently the doodlers have rach ted up the fun making their doodler es interactive like this throwback pac-man game this olympics animation and this mood piano in which users were allowed to record their own songs for the day. >> in total around the world there was about 57 years of music recorded on the mood doodle. >> 57 years? >> 57 years. >> reporter: chris hom is the lead engineer on the doodler team. he says the collaboration of artists and technology is worth it despite spending several months to create a doodle that's only on the home page for 24 hours. >> even though it's there for the day, i think it brings enough joy. sometimes i describe my job is -- my job is to make everyone happy for ten seconds. >> reporter: the mountain view california, based team produces over 300 doodles a year for dozens of c

jennifer griffin at the pentagon now. the horrible plot at the university of central florida in orlando. tonight, it is very clear the plan was for another virginia tech. murder on a scale that would forever change one of the biggest universities in america. you see, the student behind the foiled murder rampage wrote a checklist. and the last line "give them hell." just one of the many new details that police revealed today. there is a video from a camera that one officer had mounted on his uniform. look at this. [buzzer] >> team as shooter made its way into the dorm room yesterday just after midnight. that's the fire alarm in the background. investigators say the suspect pulled that alarm himself. the suspect in an attempt to get his fellow students out into the open to make them easy targets. the suspect's roommate managed to call 911. >> the fire alarm went off. i opened the door to see what was going on. and he is there with like some sort of like gun, like large assault gun. i don't know if it's a real gun or what it is. but i just saw it and i slammed my door shot and locked it. >> slammed it shut and locked it officers arrived within three minutes. they say they found the shooter's body a

jennifer delgado is in atlanta with a weather check for us. >> hi, guys. you're right. we are talking about a big change direct effect. we know this is happening over the last 100 years we've seen temperatures actually rising 1.3 degrees. that includes land, as well as ocean. and what this is doing, it's having an effect. it's melting ice. this is leading to higher sea levels, as well as the atmosphere is now holding more moisture. and that is leading, of course, to more rainfall, and then changes in the jet stream pattern. now, as we move over to our next graphic we want to talk about how this is affecting the day-to-day weather. and what we're seeing the most evidence for. well, let's talk about heat waves. this time last year, we saw temperatures running about 30 degrees above average. right now we're cold. i think we have some video of heat waves to kind of give you an idea of yeah, you see the sun shooining. what we're dealing wit are big ridges. nothing really can get through there. you don't see the precipitation or the clouds coming through to cool things off. the other one that we're showing th

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britney spears and the jennifer garner and i am like first of all that's amazing and when i went in and i took a picture with the owner and signed my hot dog thing so now they can't change it anymore. >> what's on the hot dog? >> it is spicy, i guess. >> okay. >> they always rename them. >> spicy. >> it is called mighty hot. >> yeah. >> really becoming a-list destination for film. we had people there premiering films like steve carell and jim carey, the incredible wonder stone. >> none of are you good magicians. >> no. we learned a few. weds to kind of look like we sort of knew what we were doing. there are a few things, a few card things, coin things. >> pick a card. >> i interviewed jim carey before. you know going in you never know what's going to happen. you just have to buckle up and go for a ride and we had a bit of a ride. >> is that your card? >> no. >> is that your card? >> no. >> is that your card, is that your card, is that your card? >> throw them all up. >> is this your card? >> you're not good. >> is this your card? >> that's what you get. it employs to show the star power that comes by south by southwest. >> it is not all big hollywood movies here at sout

changes everything. i honestly believe that my group and i are getting more joy than jennifer's getting just by includingt survey. >> not to put pressure on you. you don't want to say how much jennifer is getting. can you just tell me how much less each of you is getting? this is now becoming one of my 11-year-old sixth grade math questions. >> well, matt, even though we love you, i'm not that great at math. >> all right. i get it, i get it. >> it's a big fat check. >> oh, good. well, don't spend it all in one place. thank you so much, you guys for joining us and really inspiring everybody. >> thank you so much. >> congratulations to you all. >> and they all showed up at work today. >> that's good. >>> let us take a turn and get a check of the weather from al. >> that's a terrific story. hey, in case folks noticed behind matt and savannah, that's bill, who used to work for the fdny. one of our crowd had a fainting spell, all is good and we want to thank our new york's bravest for helping out. all right. let's check your weather see what's happening. and we've got easter sunday, going to be looking at aft