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joanne, would you like to start with a few words and then chief greg sir after that? >> thank you, anne, for the kind introductions. it was amazing 22 years ago this city in the bay area region experienced the loma prieta earthquake. i was not yet in the fire department. it was about five months before i joined and like anne alluded to, if anyone lived here, they remember where they were. >> i was at a high school when it happened and all of us remember the frightening moments and the aftermath of loma prieta. and it's always fitting when we celebrate an anniversary to take a minute not only to commemorate that but to next on the importance of how the community needs to step up and assist the paid professionals, if you will. the san francisco fire departments, our respective departments are adequately resourced for any given day for emergencies here in san francisco. as you know, though, that all goes out the window for a large-scale disaster be it man made or not. that's why we always talk about preparedness. the more prepared we are, the quicker we'll be able to res

>> joanne and beverly. >> this one is for you, joanne. ♪ >> it counts, you guys.irls to enrique iglesias "hero." ♪ would you dance if i asked you to dance would you run and never look back ♪ ♪ ♪ and i can be your hero baby >> i hope these guys got lucky afterwards, because that's a lot of work. >> are you gushing like me, because -- >> i'm not gushing at all. like i wish -- i really do wish, actually, that it was a different song. >> i'm a bigger fan of the john cusack -- the boombox. >> they posted this video on their youtube channel and they wrote "to all of the lovely ladies of ubc. you're all worth it". >> surely not all of them were celebrating with a special valentine, so give them a chance to feel loved. >> will you be my valentine? >> yes! >> woo! >>> that's going to do it for us here at "right this minute." we're going to leave you with one last look at rush sturgis' extreme kayaking. enjoy it. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪

i'm sorry, joanne. but, the-- i just think it's absurd.ean, i actually can't believe it's happening. only because i can't believe that people in the-- the people in that cincinnati would allow that, that it sounds to me like such a waste of money. >> now what. >> adam, this is a slippery slope we're on. i know a lot of parents who actually friends of mine and they've dumbed down the classes and they're actually happy that their sons and daughters get a's now even though they're not prepared for the world. this feels like the slope where just the natural slope we've been on and now we actually have to pay kids to show up for class? >> look, i agree with you that parent shouldn't be delighted if their kids are getting a's if they don't deserve a's and none of us were paid to go to elementary school and so, it rubs us wrong. a strong statement we've been through a period in our country's history where some of our best and brightest people did useless jobs and wall street, so they could make as much as possible. >> what the heck are you talkin

like thank you so much. >> joann, i want to play this clip from rick santorum talking about what he ishear from mitt romney today saying mitt romney is going to run on his record in massachusetts. >> right. >> take a listen to this. >> his record of government is -- governor is not one that he talks about. there is a reason for that. this is the politics of mitt romney. he is not interested in talking about the issues but interested in trying to pander. >> joann, here is somebody in mitt romney that ran against ted kennedy. said i wasn't for reagan-bush and voted for paul tsongas. when he was in massachusetts was a very pragmatic, moderate republican. even had flyers he distributed a gay rights parade as a progressive. can mitt romney go into cpac and run on his massachusetts record? >> that's the problem. if there was a slogan for the mitt romney campaign for president it would be, guys, what do i have to be? just fill in the blanks for me. that's the problem. he is fundamentally not trusted by conservatives. the conservative wing of the party. the problem is he is going into a place

[applause] fireç chief and joanne hayes white. police chief gregg sur.ott wiener and malia cohen are here today. [applause] and our very own paul pelosi. i want to invite everybody here to come on a tour of the hospital and the new hospital. i am sure mayor ed lee would total about the new hospital. it is a remarkable project, really remarkable, veryç exciting. i do not even want to say this, ahead of time and ahead of budget. webcpor and all of their people deserve a huge vote of thanks. it is going to be a beautiful hospital. designed specifically to meet community needs. it is seismically safe, technologically advanced, and green. it is being done right, from the start, and we are proud to have here mayor ed lee to tell us about it. he has been involved with it for years and years. [applause] ç>> thank you, judy. çhello out there. welcome to the heroes and hearts awards ceremony luncheon. i am so happy to be with all of you here at the at&t park the giants. of course, you are all here. you know about our wonderful hospital. i just want to add how a

sent to the bounty hunter he writes i want to know the results of the dna tests and if they found joanne. she was a 16-year-old who disappeared in 1985. dna tests going on on the bone pieces found. the sheriff's department is talking with the fbi on how to proceed in the search for more sites. >> the fbi, no doubt in my mind will bring him out of that prison and have him point to the ground that all the -- all the new areas he is talking about. >> reporter: maps led to the human remains and so far two victims have been identified using dna. >>> in seven minutes more on the speed freak killers the 19 hours of police interviews that we obtained. see how they pointed the finger of blame at each other. >> police arrested a man this afternoon who they say shot at officers which then prompted a neighborhood search. police responded to a burglary call near roosevelt middle school. when they arrived on 17th avenue they saw a man with a gun in each hand. they say he started shooting and then took off when officers returned fire. fortunately nobody was hurt but the search fort gunman prompted the

in 1985, joanne's mother reported her daughter missing in stockton. she was 16 years old. gayle marx disappeared in 1988 in stockton. and vanessa smith was last seen wearing a light blue dress with several buttons. in 1997, she went for a walk and never returned home. it has not been confirmed that these women are part of the investigation, but they were reported missing during that time. >> stay with kron4 as we continue to cover developments at the dig site for more possible victims of the "speed freak killers". and you can go to confrom our.com to watch today's news conference. >>> the victim of an antioch home invasion manages to turn the tables on his attacker. the homeowner was resting with his son when a would-be armed robber broke in. am after a struggle, the man managed to get the gun away from the intruder and shot the intruder three times. the suspect died at the scene. it's unlikely the father will face any charges. an alleged female accomplice was arrested. >>> all of the victims from a vallejo shooting are expected to survive. you can see people cleaning up a

sent to the bounty hunter he writes i want to know the results of the dna tests and if they found joannewho disappeared in 1985. dna tests going on on the bone pieces found. the sheriff's department is talking with the fbi on how to proceed in the search for more sites. >> the fbi, no doubt in my mind will bring him out of that prison and have him point to the ground that all the -- all the new areas he is talking about. >> reporter: maps led to the human remains and so far two victims have been identified using dna. >>> in seven minutes more on the speed freak killers the 19 hours of police interviews that we obtained. see how they pointed the finger of blame at each other. >> police arrested a man this afternoon who they say shot at officers which then prompted a neighborhood search. police responded to a burglary call near roosevelt middle school. when they arrived on 17th avenue they saw a man with a gun in each hand. they say he started shooting and then took off when officers returned fire. fortunately nobody was hurt but the search fort gunman prompted the school to go on lockdown

a group of female firefighters including chief joanne heys white is mazing awareness and money, presenting the prevention foundation with a check for $13,000. to help fund research on toxics they breathe on the job. >> it's our hope that with a major medical institutions here in the bay area that someone is going help us. >> this retired captain was diagnosed in stwun and says a stunning one out of every two men who retire from the san francisco department is diagnosed with some form of the disease. now, number of female firefighters in the department is large enough to qualify as a focus group. lisa came back to work six months after surgery. >> this is what enjoy z what i'm trained for. it's not going to stop me from doing my job. >> this prevention foundation is hoping to get a grant from fema to pay for researchers to conduct a study and that could be in place by the end of the year. >> good to know, tu and you know that saying an apple a day keeps the doctor way? why women may want to trade in apples for another fruit. >> and there is a new plea to keep california shelter pets from a

. >>> our last question comes from joann in green belt, maryland. she recently sent a package through u.p.s. and was charged for sending a two-pound package when it really only weighed about a pound and a half. she wants to know why she was charged for more than the actual weight. >> joann is precise. she knows how much her stuff weighs. u.p.s. did provide this answer for us. it says that when calculating shipping weights for packages it rounds up simply to the nearest pound. so 1.6-pound package is going to round up to 2 pounds. it also does something called dimensional weight calculation to account for the size of package. that's because planes and trains that ship packages typically run out of space before they reach a weight capacity so the shape of the package matters as well. if you've got a question you'd like us to consider for ask liz send it to ask liz at nbc washington.com. connect with me on twitter. just search liz crenshaw. on facebook by searching liz crenshaw's consumer watch. coming up at 5:00 tonight what are the rules for taxes on

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costs to >> on in 1985 at joanne hobson to reporter daughter missing. the deal marks disappeared in 1988 in stockton. and vanessa's smith one of for a walk and never return home. >>catherine: stay with kron4 as we continue to cover developments at the dig site. coming up tonight we'll hear from one woman who says that she was almost a victim of those killers but managed to escape. >>grant: an earthquake off the coast of oregon. the earthquake was about to order 70 mi. from portland. so far, there are no tsunami warnings. >>pam: the kron4 news at 8:00 p.m. is just getting started. exclusivity of a man stand under a shuttle bus in san francisco. >> the victim of a home invasion robbery manages to shoot and kill the intruder. i will explain what happened coming up. >>pam: a shooting in vallejo and just five people including a toddler. details of what happened in the the latest on the investigation. >> there needs to be more bart police. it is not safe. >> the transportation agency making changes to battle crime. quebec >>charles: gas prices are on the rise

>> joanne sutton and don murray. congratulations to joanne and don. you don't have to do a thing. contact you and tell you how you'll be getting your kindle fire. >> you'll be -- we'll be giving away more stuff on our facebook stage so go to facebook.com/wusa9 and like us and you'll be ready for the next sweepstakes. >>> today's question of the morning is women tend to get a better deal when than men when shopping for one of these. is it a, a cell phone, that's my guess, b, a car or c, a computer. >> our facebook friend amanda made us laugh. she writes a, a cell phone. no, dad has always been good at getting good deals. b, a car, no, dad is good with this too. so it's got to be c, a computer. dang it, dad is also good at that too. >> came do you think is the correct answer -- what do you think is the correct answer? we'll tell you at 6:53. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days is-- is huge. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. you just put one foot in front of the other, and you know that you're walking for

joann is, rick santorum talking about his 93-year-old mom saying she went to college.men having signed the declaration of independence. the boys that did, they wear wigs. that's cool, nothing wrong with that. joking aside, does he have what it takes to continue in this race. he came so close in michigan. is that the momentum that he needs to move on to super tuesday? >> i hope he hasn't told his mom she's apparently a snob because apparently she is. no is, for rick santorum, second place counts for nothing in politics. at the end of the day, he couldn't beat mitt romney in michigan. he is as unstable a candidate as the establishment republicans think he is. i think there ever, mitt romney as before is going to be the nominee. >> i see we have a lot of conversations about santorum, about romney, newt gingrich not getting a lot of attention. here we go moving forward into super tuesday where the south, he could dominate. newt being the comeback kid that he is could do really well. when we talk about though delegates, because i want to get everybody up to speed on that, h

members of the council core and our fire chief, our wonderful fire chief joanne hayes-white. next way back in the 1960's and he had tried to buy a house in san francisco in forest noles. and he was refused because of race. and that was a long time ago, but this is a fact and so some of us went out, my daughter who is now a judge was in her stroller and we picketed the developer which was sun stream homes then on 19th avenue and finally that was put to rest. but it gives you and idea of how things change over time and how necessary it is to have people who care about these rights and who were willing to work for these rights. we became fast friends and we have for at least three decades now. i ran for the board of supervisors in 1969, no public official would support me but one. and it was willie brown. and since that time -- [applause] >> i think it's fair to say that willie and i have been fast friends. and i watched him, three years in the california assembly, 15 years at speaker. those were the days when speakers didn't change every few years. it was the time when a speake

joanne foody, it's not that uncommon. >> some people, particularly women, may feel more indigestion,ausea. women may also feel radiation of pain into the neck down the arm. >> reporter: a review of more than a million hospitalized heart attack patients found women are more likely than men to have heart attacks without typical chest pain. a disturbing finding was the higher mortality rate for women than for men. the difference is even higher for those under age 55 without chest pain. dr. steven nissen of the cleveland clinic says younger women with heart attacks tend to have strong risk factors. >> women tend to be protected by their gender. you know, younger women do have a lower incidence of heart disease. what that means, therefore, is that if you're a woman that has a heart attack you've got some kind of a pretty strong genetic or environmental predisposition to have heart attack. >> reporter: dr. foody says when it comes to surviving heart attacks women need to be more vigilant about any new symptoms. >> i've had patients who don't want to go to the hospital, are concerned about

letter sent to bounty hunter leonard padilla, wesley shermantine mentions one of the possible victims, joanne hopson's name is the only one referenced in the letter. shermantine says if the remains are identified as hobson's he had nothing to do with it. he is blaming his partner in crime loren herzog. padilla is pushing on the sheriff again to call on the fbi to help recover more remains. >> as long as wesley is cooperating, we have to get out there and look for the bodies. at some point he is going to get upset, frustrated and say it doesn't matter that i sit here and put myself in this kind of position you guys aren't doing anything about it. >> the sheriff's department has been in contact with the fbi but so far has not officially asked for their help. >>> sheriff's deputies in santa cruz are looking for a man they say grabbed a teenaged girl as she was on the way to school. the girl got away. she said that at about 8:15 yesterday morning, an unshaven man in rusty red ford pickup truck drove slowly alongside her and then stopped. he was wearing a red and brown sweatshirt, tan work pants a

joann tomlynn sg as first lady. for more than 12 years joann has been the visionary and driving force behind many of these accomplishments. her unwavering enthusiasm and tireless dedication transcend geographical barriers to bring extraordinary educational to west virginia. i tell people they cannot sit on the sidelines and watch life happen. they have to get in the game and start making the calls. the same goes for those students who are returning to school for training or who are taking the initiative to take their careers to the next level. southern helps all students, those who are just starting out and those who are in the middle of their careers build critical skills and get an education to become a workforce that will meet our needs in the 21st century and beyond. every day these students and their teachers are doing the hard work that will make our great state and country competitive by finding new ways to create good jobs and rebuild our economy. again, i am so proud of this accomplishment at southern, and

seriously doubt that if they're going to ever break even francis making money on their high speed rail joanne's making money there as well but they've never paid for the capital cost yet but when you take the societal game it's out off you got you no longer have people driving cars you no longer have carbon pollution and yet those are going to be a longer have car accidents no longer have fifty thousand people you die in car accidents it's less than that now but the problem is that you know our country is a lot bigger than all those countries other than china all go it all and china while we're small i've said other than china all those other countries those so those are really what i call short haul airline i got it surely we have to wrap it up thank you saying well you know when i spoke it's good talking with you as republicans try to revive the keystone x.l. pipeline we can see how wrong their priorities are rather than trying to move across the nation as quickly as we can with the keystone x.l. pipeline frankly i think we should be trying to build people across the nation as quickly as poss

the woman behind it all, joe crane selig joins us --joanne selig joins us now. thinks fun to make kids involved. >> it's a fun event. kids of all ages come. we want them to see engineering, come out and discover the mist behind it. we have over 28 hands on activity from lego robot to a tsunami wave tank. >> a tsunami wave tank. that's been getting a lot of buzz. i posted it on facebook and people are thinking that's fun. >> it's learning about structural activities. kids make little lego brace. kids put it in a tank and learn about what keeps buildings standing. what is the range specifically? you still need maybe four or five years old, right? >> the majority of activity are ages 5 to 13 but for the little ones, curious george and cat in the hat will be here. >> there are things for the little ones? >> right. >> reporter: talk about some otherring a it the that they can get their hands on. >> sure. we have an activity called the science of popcorn which teaches about aero dynamic. we have a wind tunnel. you can make slime and a giant dance pad which we will be

joanne disappeared and said she went on a date with loren joseph herzog before her disappearance. >>>s complaints may be paying off. they want to encourage riders to switch by raising fares for single tickets. they have cut those fair hikes in half, but if ticket biers buyers don't buy them they may consider fair hikes. >>> they have more and more traffic showing up and as we look at the last picture, you can see traffic is moderately heavy and you will be waiting and idling and unless you are in a carpool, traffic is becoming slow. morning commute looks good if you are driving on 880 as you pass the coliseum northbound and southbound. and san jose still affected by a crash all of that to have it moved by a center divide. now let's go to steve. >>> we will have a partly sunny skies morning, also some very low elevations. the main corp of that system is just to the top of your screen and that's looking good. a cold morning and if it was not for the cloud cover it would be colder than that. clouds in the morning then some sun and clouds again, tonight cloudy breezy and windy in higher e

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but according to joanne lamarca, one of our producers, there's a church in new jersey near her house. if you drive by, you can see a sign. what does it say? we don't know. there it is. god has no favorites. sign does. go giants. >> meaning this sign does? >> yes. >> i'd like them to put a "this." because that's confusing. for the people that have trouble with that sort of thing. sign does. >> this specific sign does. shall we -- every year -- i think we did it last year. it's a tradition now. we try to figure out competitively who can throw a football through a ring. >> yes. >> the ring is over here. >> right, right. >> shall we -- do we have footballs or -- >> what do you think this is, hoda? >> just one? is this it? >> one. >> that's crazy. you need more than one football. okay. let's go. >> you want to go first? >> why don't you go? wait, wait. >> first of all, where's the line -- >> rules and regulations. go for it. >> you go first. that's too far. right here. right here. >> now we're moving up. >> go. >> then you've got to move over. >> all right. >> i'm not feeling lucky today.

. >> who does this stuff except joann? that was her cat. >> took her all night to get that shot. wonder bread, you're wasting food. >> apparently she was groggy. you're at your most creative when you're at your groggies. >> here's the thing. when you wake up, okay, you're kind of out it but some people at night they keep a little note pad by their bed if you have an idea, you can jot it down. >> you're not groggy, you're awake. >> no you're still in and out. >> you are. you're not post-menopausal. >> let me tell you my perfect time to work on speeches and everything in the morning, in the shower. when i'm in the shower i stand there and it's amazing because i have nothing to do but to think about the day. i'll think of, oh, this is a much better transition, like you can think of things while in the shower. i think about just anything. >> i'm happy for you. >> that's not good for the environment. >> when are you the most creative? >> middle of the night but it's because i'm wide awake and can't sleep. i'm at my most creative and i sit down and clear a set and a place and i get to

joanne warwick charged with blocking the sidewalk and resisting arrest. >> and a judge granted san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi visitation rights with his son. and he has been under a court order to stay away from his wife and their 2-year-old son. he has been challenging that order and today a judge approved an agreement allowing him supervised visits for two hours on weekdays and up to six hours on weekdays. >> you know just so hungry to see my son, i'm going to gobble him up. that is all i can tell you. that is all i can say. >> mirkarimi is prohibited from contacting his wife, accused of grabbing and bruising lopez during an argument on new year's eve. mirkarimi denies charge autos pg&e facing al investigations of faulty weld as long a bay area national gas pipelines. two whistle blowers have stepped forward. and a poorly welded pipe exploded a year and a half ago. david? >> there is the intent of the pg&e gas line testing is to sublt the pipelines to water pressure greater than what they'd stand with natural gas. however, two veteran welders have stepped forward saying that they see