my name is joanna. i will be giving you a two minute review of the last month. overall our office received close to 150 calls that represented inquiry service request, referrals and complaints. the majority of our calls were actually service request and referrals, but a large number more than usual has been request for technical assistance around legal issues. the main trends for our complaints have been three so far, the public right of way because as the weather gets better we get out and about more. so they notice disruption on the path of travel. services support animal discrimination issues and most importantly sro and reasonable accommodations and housing problems. so it's very timely that we will be having housing agenda an items today. finally i want to highlight one case which involves the holiday plaza elevator. it's often miss communicated or there is misinformation that they is -- elevator is maintained by bart or munis. this is the complaint that we got in our office based on the fact there was not

that's precisely why we sent harry smith to get to know joanna coles. and it quickly became apparent nothing was off-limits. >> i don't think relationships and love and sex are particularly racy, i think it's sort of essential to a good healthy lifestyle. >> i'll come back to that later. >> i'm happy to talk about sex relentlessly. >>> and chelsea clinton reports on the man and his movement winning battles for ordinary people everywhere. >>> plus, exactly what it is this woman in florida is doing. that and more as "rock center" gets under way. >>> well, good evening. we're off to a bit of a nontraditional start this friday night, and here's why. we've been covering breaking news all night. a couple hours back the national weather service told us we were in the midst of what they called a particularly dangerous situation, and that, sadly, turned out to be true. here's what we're looking at. it's hard to believe, but we've had tornadoes on the ground and aloft in the following places tonight. oklahoma city, joplin, missouri, moore, oklahoma, and st. louis

joanna is the baddest girl in the mayor's office on disability. that is teamwork. we all teamwork together with the mhs, with nami, all of us together so we can have dreams that come true. my hopes is that we all again -- i'm not saying this redundantly, but work together to make this a better world. in our own voice is a speaking bureau, with nami, and it's about when you want to call it "recovery" whichever you want to call it, it's a tool here in san francisco. that is available for you to use. thank you. >> thank you very much, idell. are there any comments or questions? no? staff, are there any comments? >> thank you, through the chair. >> yes. >> it was more of an observation of today's meeting. i think the council has done a good job of trying to pull the theme of mental health of mental health disabilities from so many perspectives, from the veterans community and the mental health board and we heard about the medical model and about the recovery model and i'm often reminded of how similar our language is within the context of the larger disability movement

mental health association of san francisco and very delighted to be back here today and thank you to joanna for inviting us back today. to start things off, you know, i think just as a point of reference, i have a wealth of materials, we can provide the council members and public afterwards. a quick background on mha, we're a non-profit based in downtown san francisco. we do not provide direct clinical-based services. we are an affiliate of the national mental health association. we provide a lot more services based in education and advocacy, research, training and increasingly peer support services. so another thing to know about us, we are a consumer-run organization, a mental health consumer-run organization. so it really gives us a unique perspective on the work we do on behalf of folks in san francisco. to just talk briefly about our work with hoarding, i guess it's been about 15, 16 years, close to 16 years that mental health association of san francisco has worked on hoarding and cluttering challenges specifically i have been here at four years and worked ten years ago on prop 63 whe

. >> thank you, joanna. is there any comment or questions from the public? yes, can you step up to the mic? >> good afternoon again, council. my name is jackie bison and in our own voices and in my particular voice i took a different tact, because i am very eclectic. i first opposed the incarnation or whatever we want to call it of the mayor's disability council when i first got here in 1998. i went to the human rights commission in 1998, because i was required to give up an accessible cubicle as a disabled person because somebody came in with a dog and the dog had a higher priority to that accessible cubicle than i did. i thought oh, and i went to the board of supervisors and spoke on that october 13 of 1998, which i believe was mark leno's birthday. well, they knew talent when they saw it, so on april 6, 1999, i got a certificate of honor from the board of supervisors. tada. 1999 guys and it's now 2013 and it's gotten worse. back in 1999 when we were all hopeful, the board of supervisors of the city and county of san francisco hereby issues an authorizes t

joanna's video went viral and there she is starring in john mayer's new music video.pparently he is a big fan. by way joanna calls the reaction to her exercise inspired by horses. >> lawrence and i try and go for a walk every day. so i think maybe we should walk to union square and "prancercise." >> you would get some attention. >> good for her. the more moving we can do in this country the better. >> yes. >>> 4:57 right now. no thanks. why pinole is turning down free money to reopen a closed fire station. >> pedestrians have the right of way. cars don't seem to understand that anymore. >> plus, caught behaving badly. how bay area drivers explain blowing through crosswalks. >> reporter: i'm sue kwon. i'll tell you what could keep the coast guard from issuing america's cup race permits coming up. ke a wish! i wish we could lie here forever. i wish this test drivever, so we could head back to the dealership. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. test drive! [ male announcer ] but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been

but joanna is doing what she does best. she's taking it all in springy rhythmic stride.hat she told cnn's jeanne moos. >> you know what? i'll take all of it. the harsh, the goof, everything, because hey, that's what getting famous is about, right? >> don't i know it. the harsh, the goof. it's one big ball of fame. i happen to think joanna is way ahead of her time. she actually developed prancercise in the '80s. need i remind you what else was happening in the fitness scene in the 1980s? ♪ >> i had my hair really long in that video. one other point i'd like to make about prancercise, as viewers of the "riduculist" are well away, a horse-based fitness routine is already popular in other parts of the world. oh, we're going to show this again, are we really? the korean fitness machine. have you ever seen it? take a look. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> i watch that daily. but with prancercise you don't need any fancy equipment. no, all nes

. >> we have a guest, our fire chief miss joanna haze white is in the audience >> and she is generating the walks, i mean the fire...; is that correct?? >> chief, yes, so perhaps if you would like to come to the podium and tell us a little bit about it, thank you very much and this is a donation to every single one of her elementary schools. >> good evening, president norton and members of the school board it is an honor to be here. i know many of you you wanted to thank you for your service and what you do for the school district here in san francisco. i am the chief of the san francisco fire department. and 20 life long residents in san francisco. did attend kindergarten at comodore and as did one of my children and kindergarten also through the superintendent and i just wanted to say that we are very proud to do as much as we can to partner with the schools in san francisco. i am a huge fan of going out i love to go to the read along days. and at least 18 to 20 schools and we go out and do public safety presentations and i think that all of the schools are addressed by the members of

it's been surreal for joanna.urself spoofed by a horse, by a family, by a lady walking her dog. >> it's been very chaotic, to be honest with you, jeanne. i just can't seem to get a handle on everything. >> joanna calls the rhymthic exercise routine overwhelming but fulfilling. tweets get pretty jumbled when you shift to a gallop. i'm not especially proud to say i was one of the first news people to prancersize publicly. i'm channelling my inner horse. it's exhausting. maybe my colleagues in the news business should have known better than to follow in my prancersize steps. on the "today" show, it was almost a prancersize collision between the hosts on hln's "news now," anchor mike galanos led to what amounted to a prancersize flash mob, and on the ktwo morning show in casper, wyoming, a fitness trainer gave her critique -- >> here they come prancing onto the scene, so what do you look at right now? >> just a lot of flailing around is what i see. >> they're i mitating what they think is prancersize. they aren't doin

. >> joanna says prancercise is great aerobic exercise. low impact on the body and lots of fun.iends in which rachel discovers that running unself-consciously like a goofball can feel great. >> i'm so graceful. -- see, even jennifer aniston prancercises. >> now it's your turn. >> i'm channeling my inner horse. it's exhausting. >> as for all that mockery, joanna takes it in stride. >> well, maybe my presence. because i'm not a youngster and i'm not wearing the usual pierced earrings and president pu -- a punk hairdo. >> jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> i was prancercising a little bit earlier today in the newsroom. you're not going to see that any time soon. remember, you can follow what's going on in the situation room on twitter. tweet me at wolf blitze you can tweet the show at cnn sitroom. like us on facebook. thanks for watching. the news continues next on cnn. >>> . >>> hello everyone. you're in the cnn news rom. i'm don lemon. a lot happening right now. we lost a brilliant actress today known to millions as edith bunker. the tornadoes, they keep coming. storms rip through o

> a few months ago, a video was posted on youtube, called prancercising, a new fitness program by joanna rohrback. it started going viral. >> my ankle weights in place, and let's stop talking and do some walking. >> tight pants on. >> yep. she has the moves to go with it. >> that top not one you want to work out in, looks more like a church top. >> i think this might be the next internet means -- >> we have the unicorn prancerci prancercising. >> pants could be tighter. >> even though people make fun of her, does she continue to exercise this way? >> of course. she is inspired by horses. >> power walking, boring, running, boring. you get to dress up, prance around town, have a little dancing fun. dancing like nobody watching, but moving. >> people are watching, are you in public. >> the unicorn prancercise was poef po posted to the youtube page of archie mcphee. >> looks real. >>> a high school football player shows off snapping skills with this trick shot. >> nailed that right in the garbage can. 97 >>> spring has sprung, we see the beautiful green mountains. a little snow. this is a pa

. >> reporter: joanna agrees. she's a san jose wedding planner who through her business has organized same-sex wedings since they were briefly legalized in 2008. she expects a much bigger spike this time around. celebrating their 30th anniversary. they cherish the ceremony they had in 1984, but? >> it wasn't legal. we had a holy union and they said it wasn't. >> there will be a lot of celebrating, a lot of thinking about getting married. >> reporter: wedding planners sense that mood. >> we're as excited as they are, it's maybe even a little more special because they fought so hard for it. >> reporter: it isn't just >> the clerk assessor's office is expecting a flood of applications, gender neutral licenses are ready to go. starting on july 1st, the county will offer an express ceremony where couples can get married right away for an extra fee. >> ground zero in the fight for same-sex marriage. city hall hosted a watch party as many waited for the decision to be handed down. we are joined live again from city hall.

. >> reporter: joanna davis says the situation was so absurd, she laughed out loud in her car afterward tried to return an item at an ulta beauty store in sacramento. they asked for her zip code, which she didn't want to give them. what happened when you refused to give them your zip code? >> when i refused to give them my zip code, they called the manager. she wanted it and said she couldn't go forward with providing me a refund or store credit or whatever. >> reporter: davis says it led to an ugly confrontation in the store. for many of us, it doesn't get that far. we're often asked for our zip codes when making a purchase and think nothing of giving it. but if a sales clerk sees your name while swiping your card and gets your zip code -- >> stores can take this information to a data broker and ask them to match up the name with the zip code in order to get the person's home address. they might be able to get e-mail and phone number as well. >> reporter: cliff hushnagle, who teaches law at university of berkeley says they may take that information and target it with other ad campaigns

. >> thank you miss joanna. now council man skip. excuse me if i say your name wrong. >> that's okay. good afternoon. the disability community has a long history of challenges to object obtaining affordable and acceptable housing. they have unpleasant results and are forced into institutions or out into the streets. locally the problem was exacerbated when the government cut this aid. the grant cut construction of affordable housing in san francisco. their loss was demonstrated to the lives of thousands of san francisco citizens. to provide adequate and safe housing for our most vulnerable neighbors is not just a good idea for a justice model. it's a service right. over the course of the last 10 months, the mayor's disability council has been focusing on housing issues for the disability community in san francisco. i am going to briefly review previous presentations to illustrate two things. first, it is important to underscore this complex issue which requires a comprehensive study to understand and secondly, that the mdc is taking

. >> reporter: joanna and barbara cox both endured

it has been a surreal ride for joanna. im imagine seeing yourself spoofed by a horse.rything. >> reporter: joanna calls the reaction to her rhythmic exercise routine overwhelming but thrilling. tweets get pretty jumpabled when you shift to a gallop. i am not especially proud to say i was one of the first news people to prancercise publicly. i am channelling my inner horse. it is exhausting. the "today" show it was almost a prancercise collision between the hosts. on hln's "news now" anchor led what amounted to a prancercise flash mod. and in casper, wyoming, a fitness trainer gave her critique. >> what are you looking at right now? >> a lot of flailing around. >> nobody is really doing it. they are imitating what they think is prancercise. >> reporter: tell that to the unicorn. let's face it. we all look as graceless donkeys compared to the princess of prancercise. >> that's it for me. i am going to prancercise my way out of here. erin burnett starts right now. >>> the fbi admits it is using drones to spy on americans here on american soil. >>> plus the latest from the

ah, joanna, hey. >> joanna: morning. >> daniel: morning.t last night, it was incomplete. we had very little information at the time. >> we had to get stuff from nurses coming off duty. >> jennifer: i realize that. and again, i apologize. what i

abc's joanna sterns got a firsthand look. >> it's a clean look to the operating system.nd it's different for people who got used to a look and feel. >> siri gets a brand-new voice. and she can send tweets. but iphone lovers will have to be patient. ios 7 is not due out until the fall. >>> analysis about the u.s. economy was met with something of a yawn on wall the standard & poor's rating agency credited the strength of the economy, as it raised the outlook for the government's debt rating. all of the stock averages barely moved on monday. >>> government consumer watchdog group is criticizing the nation's banks on their overdraft policies. the consumer financial protection bureau says it's hard for consumers to anticipate and avoid overdraft charges which vary widely. some customers paid 298 bucks annually, while others paid less than half that. >>> a shocker from the company in the see-through yoga parents that embarrassed people across the country. she plans to leave lieu lieu lemon. it comes three months after the company was forced to remove pants that were too shear

would love to have council members contact me or other members of our team or send materials through joanna, but there is a lot of materials available for folks facing that challenge. >> make sure someone talks about the awards. >> oh, the awards ceremony? >> yes, please. >> i think jules and terri can. welcome to verian, who has done an amazing amount of work in just nine months? four months. [ laughter ] >> i should know that. verian has been a tremendous asset to mha and has done amazing work as far as our peer response team over the past four months. it feels like a year. welcome verian. >> welcome. >> i am verian pierce, and i am a peer responder and i started as a member of the action group, which one is of the support groups we have available at mha, and i came to a point in my life i just needed to deal with this issue. and a friend -- i told a friend, i am a hoarder. i had this realization and he told me about the action group, and mha and i went and it was -- these are people i can speak to about this shameful behavior. there is so much shame and stigma around this behavior and co

joanna carter woke up to find her home of 25 years under water. >> we do have our lives. i feel pretty guilty feeling bad. >> reporter: and that's a sentiment shared by so many here tonight. as for the sinkhole, authorities say it will likely be several days before it is filled. and the street here, returns to normal. david? >> alex perez in oklahoma city for us again tonight. alex, our thanks to you. >>> now, to the weather worries out west this evening, and to the anxious wait for families there. more than 1,000 homes evacuated, forced out by a raging wildfire. some of those homes already burned to the ground. it's one of several fires in two states now being fueled by monstrous winds. abc's clayton sandell is on the front lines tonight. >> reporter: the powerhouse fire is powering through steep mountains. a nightmare of flame that overnight bore down on the small community of lake hughes, north of los angeles, destroying at least six homes. erratic winds making for a fire on steroids. more than tripling in size. from about 5,000 acres on saturday, to 20,000 acres this

joanna davis says the situation was so absurd, she laughed out loud in her car afterward.ed to return an item at an ulta beauty store near sacramento. they asked for her zip code, which she didn't want to give them. what happened when you refused to give them your zip code? >> they called the manager, she wanted it and then said she couldn't go forward with providing me with a refund or a store credit or whatever. >> reporter: davis says it led to an ugly confrontation in the store. for many of us, it doesn't get that far. we're often asked for our zip codes when we make a purchase and think nothing of giving it, but if a sales clerk sees your name while swiping your card, then gets your zip code -- >> stores can take this information to a data broker and ask them to match up the name with the zip code in order to get the person's home address, and they can get other information, too. they might able to get e-mail address or phone number as well. >> chris hoofnagle, who teaches privacy law at the university of california berkeley, says researchers can use that information

their daughter joanna has just had a new baby girl. i give them a call.he next thing we know, they're coming. we had lunch yesterday. i don't know if we have the picture to show. there. >> the puppies. >> look at leola. >> look at joy. the shape that woman is in. >> she knows how to pose. >> there's reg. he said, i want a gaz eastboundo. -- gazebo. every time regis comes to our house, he goes, and yet another place to eat. we had a great lunch. and our friends. we just entertained all weekend long. but it didn't feel like it because it's such a comfortable spot. >> the moon. >> i tried to take pictures of it. the pictures do not even show because i looked and said that's the most beautiful thing. i took a picture and it looked like a pin prick on a camera, but it was gorgeous. >> it was spectacular. but it was gorgeous. and saturday night that's what frank and i did. we went down there, built a fire and had a little vino. >> of course you did. >> but the moon was coming on. it's 11:00. frank and i haven't stayed up until 11:00 with our clothes on in a lon

joanna robach, and now set to john mayer's paper doll.re was fun being good to you ♪ >> all right, kind of captivating in a strange way. i must say. the lyrics of paper doll are interesting on a side note. they focus on an ex-girlfriend. the two might be response to taylor swift's 2010 track "dear john" written about john mayer. mayer has not spoken about the song's meaning. swift has yet to comment on the matter. hmm. may be a little bit going on. we'll see. prancercize all over the place. i want to see that almost as badly as the channing tatum thing. she's like dancing to the rhythm. i remember the old video being back in the 1980s. much older. still wearing the same pants. from her 1980s video. >> i would like to know the ah-ha moment when john mayer said that's my video. he was watching our show. i want to play guitar with you. john and john. playing guitar. moving on to another john. and johnny depp, a featurette of "the lone ranger" it will blow up. when it's released in theaters coming up. apparently, there was quite a scary momen

joanna stern, abc news, san francisco. >> well, apple also plans to launch a new radio service as wellmpeting with pandora. >> not surprisingly it's going to be called itunes radio. the system lets listeners create stations based on their favorite artists. it has more than 200 stations and includes a social media component. itunes radio about what other users are talking about. it's free but you can expect a couple of ads. so it is identical to pandora but it's pretty cool. >> no, absolutely. i finally got an iphone about a month ago. just in time for it to be a relic. >> you're learning all kinds of new things with your phone. >> no, absolutely, and you're helping me. i appreciate that. android, google, microsoft windows phone also have done a lot to improve the look and feel of their software as well, so the next generation. >> that's right. it's going to roll out and it's going to be great, as they always are. i'm an iphone lover. i'm a little biased. >>> tiger woods' ex-wife and jane lynch have something in common. it's not what you think. >>> an unforgettable picture of attorney e

. >> reporter: joanna and barbara cox both endured months of little or no work during the recession. they will now help rebuild the valley and their own bank accounts. >> construction is cyclical and that cycle is on the way up and that's a really, really good thing because it was pretty brutal. >> reporter: all good boom times must end but in silicon valley that won't be for a while thanks to major construction projects just getting under way like the san jose earthquake soccer stadium. it should ensure that the economy and jobs will be alive and kicking here well into the year 2016. in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> a new report says some 6 million square feet of new office space is planned in silicon valley and san francisco. >>> those figures certainly help explain that ripple effect in rising rent prices around the bay area including places you might not expect. kpix 5's john ramos reports. >> reporter: built in 1926, the parkview apartment building in oakland had amazing views of downtown and lake merritt and the detail inside harkens back to a bygone era, as well. but the r

joanna from florida became famous after a unique exercise video went viral online and she calls the reactionrhythmic exercise routine inspired by horses. she calls it overwhelming but thrilling. >> okay! [ laughter ] >> new this morning, facebook has yet another tech trick up its sleeve. the company is planning to introduce a video sharing service that's already popular with instagram. it allows users to post and he had et photos. adding video will compete directly with the vine twitter avalanche that lets users share brief video clips. facebook will hold an official announcement at their headquarters this morning. >> it's now 16 minutes before 6:00. the key players are saying very little about the ousting of men's warehouse founder and pitchman george zimmer. >> you're going to like the way you look, i guarantee it. >> the company has not said why it fired zimmer, who was executive chairman. he founded the company in the 173 with just one store in houston. now there are more than 1100 locations. >> he made apparel, suits, sport coats accessible to men that might not otherwise have been expo

cosmopolitan magazine editor in chief joanna coles joins me now. great to have you here.e enjoyed watching you on "morning joe." here we have another abortion fight that seems to be just house republicans -- or those who are against abortion rights picking a fight, even though they know they won't win. what is going on politically? >> it's very interesting. isn't it? if you look at what happened to the republicans at the last election, when they chose to make social issues -- they put it at the front of the agenda, it didn't do them any good. so one's asking why are they doing it again. we here -- at cosmo we have lots of republican young women readers who are baffled about why the republican party is doing this. we know that they want women voters. we know they want young men and women voters. and yet this is an issue which is clearly going to turn off both kinds of voters. so really i think this is a play for the right and the economy does definitely seem to be getting better and one can't help thinking -- also, this was that awful case in i think philadelphia with kerm

crime scene investigator joanna grivetti testified upon seeing the victim propped under a picnic table "i thought she was dead." she said the victim appeared lifeless and limp. jurors were also shown three photos that grivetti took of the victim as she was propped underneath the table. grivetti testified "it was not like anything i had come across in my patrol career." she later told defense attorneys she had an emotional reaction to the crime scene. grivetti said the crime scene was dark, and despite illumination with police officer flashlights and a patrol car spotlight there were areas that remained dark. during cross examination defense attorneys tried to suggest other officers may have tracked in unrelated items and contaminated the crime scene. the two defendants, marcelles peter and jose montano are charged with rape, rape with a foreign object and forced oral copulation. two other men already serving prison time on similar charges. the law. per hour. kron 4 news. >>catherine: some protesters began using cocktails and began using shield against the water cannons. one man was cau

last week we introduced you to joanna, exercise guru, unusual way to stay fit. >> we apologize. >> lastne apparently didn't help much. the heat lost to san antonio, 92-88. >> maybe because of that. >> could be. >> probably. >>> trending on buzzfeed jimmy fallon strikes again, on thursday we showed you how the late night host remixed clips to show brian williams jamming to nothing but a g thing, and leading bri to. ♪ it was a clear black night, a clear black moon ♪ ♪ warren g. was on the street ♪ chilling all along ♪ just hit the east side of the lbc ♪ >> i'd like to know what newscast brian used the word funk. >> i enjoyed that. >> wow, they watch a lot of brian williams over there at "late night." >> and that's what's trending today. >>> here's a question for you, how would you feel if the person buying lottery tickets for your office pool let the eventual winner of the lottery go ahead of her in line? well, there is new fallout this morning tied to that record powerball drawing. here's nbc's mara schiavocampo. >> reporter: call it the cost of kindness, last month 34-year-old mom mindy

joanna? is somebody running them around? no, i guess i am. >> in honoring chairman dingell's longevity because that is easier to measure. but he's had a greater impact on war legislation than any member in congress in history. the story that may kids love hearing and more people can relate to, tell us about december 1941. your role. >> i had a little bit to do of theservation history. remember on the 7, the japanese bombed pearl harbor and sank every battleship we had or seriously damaged every battleship we had. we thought the united states could lose that war. i was a page, and becausei was a senior so i was given the responsibility of taking care of the media and he was a conservative newscaster. he was up in the gallery with an old-fashioned magnetic recorders. he was supposed to record. i was told see to it that he does not record more than the. president's speech. there'st, you know, enough history that is important. so i let him go on into the discussion. the country was badly divided. it was badly divided over differ

joanna calling from the west coast. >> caller: good morning, bill. i think the people of new jersey are going to be hopping mad. >> bill: i hope so. >> caller: spending this money. i went to high school with barbara boneau. my cousins is a teacher. they are not too happy to begin with him but the old christie is back. this is the real christie. >> bill: i know. i think you are right. i think that's the problem with this decision is all of that goodwill that he built up over hurricane sandy is going to dissipate over this. >> he has mr. mr. nice guy for the last few months. >>> right. we will see. now, he is back. i like that. he is back to the old chris christie. wendy calling from parkland florida. hey, wendy. >> caller: good morning, bill. >> bill: good morning. >> caller: my question is: do the people of new jersey have any recourse in the legal system? >> bill: that's a good question. democrats in the legislature have said that they are going to -- that they haven't filed it yet, but that they've at least talked about the possibility of challengi

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producer joanna and dad john. >> meteorologist and her dad norman. i know. god, i'm jealous. maybe i should be a writer. >> that's for sure. >> that was great. okay. lets go outside to rick. tell us how father's day weather is going to look. >> so much fun to see everybody's father. maria looks just like her dad. such a great looking picture. take a look at the weather maps. talking about fires across areas of colorado. take a look at the maps. can you see temperatures out there still warm but we're going to see conditions improving just a little bit. that means we got a little moisture moving in, fires around colorado springs. we had the chance for some showers. that certainly helps, more moisture in the air helps. also a chance for thunderstorms. some of that lightning could spark fires, a risk we start to run this time of year across the rockies. a little more moisture moving in, fire conditions get a little worse by the time we get to wednesday of this coming week but a good couple days. northeast, scattered showers, a little cloud cover. not a w

we introduced you to joanna, exercise guru, an unusual way to stay fit. >> we would like to apologize warmup. this video posted on vine apparently didn't help much. the heat lost to san antonio, 92-88. >> maybe because of that. >>> jimmy fallon strikes again. on thursday, we showed you how the late night host remixed clips to show brian williams jamming to nothing but a g-thing. jimmy has outdone himself yet again, leading bri-wi to groove to warren g's regulate ♪ it was a clear white moon warren g on the streets ♪ ♪ so i could get some funk ruling in my ride ♪ ♪ just hit the east side >> just want to know what newscast it was that brian used the word "funk." >> yeah. >> i enjoy that. >> pretty wild. >> pretty much a lot of brian williams over there at late night. >>> and that's what'srending today. >> all right. here's a question for you. how would you feel if the person buying lottery tickets for your office pool let the eventual winner of the lottery go ahead of her in line? there is new fallout this morning tied to the record powerball drawing. here is nbc's mara ski after campo.

take a look this video for "paper doll," single from the new album features joanna roar back prancingllion youtube hits. even more so i'm sure. it's 8:04 now, go back outside to matt and savannah as i recover my voice. >> the prancer size lady is heading down the street to get you a ricola. >> almost lost your life to bring rust the prancer size story. >> thank you. mr. flow, orlando, checking in, a big interview coming up as well. al? >> yeah, these right. we are here for the big grand opening of "transformers" the ride 3-d. and there's my man, optimus prime. he is going to be there with us. and we are also gonna talk with steven spielberg in the next half hour. optimus 20 feet tall. i mean this is -- wait a minute. i feel a pose coming on. yes. roll out autobots, give you the forecast before we roll out, baby. all right. show you what's happening. our pick city of the day, orlando, florida. one of the great nbc stations in the nation, wesh, nbc 2 hd, afternoon storms, 93 degrees. hey we got our second tropical storm of the season, barry, 35 miles north of vera cruz, mexico. a floodi