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auction is putting the joey ramone collection up for sale. online bidding for the late punk icons personal belongings, as well as other rock collectibles, starts february 14 and ends february 21. >> we have joey ramones passport which is incredible. anything that you can get that's an official document like this has extreme value. it has all the tour stops that the ramones made from 1986 to 1996. so something like this goes for the mid-five figures. >> and you also have his glasses. now he had very poor eyesight so you cant wear them around, but you can show them to your friends. >> joey was such an icon, such a figure of the punk movement that anything you can buy of joey ramones that represents the finest american voice of the punk rock movement. these glasses would make a great investment. >> what's the better buy right now, apple stock, treasuries, or joey ramones passport? >> punk rock memorabilia is a unique marketplace. unless its your passion and something you always wanted to have on your wall. i wouldn't tend to think of that as an

. >> reporter: when joey rivero visited an orange county doctor and walked out with prescriptions for painkillers. >> nine days later, joey was dead. >> reporter: it was a few months before he was set to graduate from arizona state. the coroner found a cocktail of oxycontin, xanax and other pills in his system. >> he should never have had those medications prescribed to him. >> reporter: the doctor he saw is behind bars on $3 million bail, facing three counts of second-degree murder, for recklessly prescribing powerful painkillers and sedatives to joey and two other young men. all of them overdosed. >> i don't want her ever to prescribing to children or anybody again. >> reporter: her client, a cal grad and chinese immigrant was not street smart and should have kept better records. but is innocent of the charges against her. behind marijuana, prescribed bi pills are the second-most common drugs today. tina bowles, said she was the only cop focused on prescription drug abuse. >> it's going to run wild. these cases pile up. >> reporter: by more than 90% in the last two years. that's acc

i mean, i feel like i kind of helped raise may oldest nephew, joey. his mother was nalaw school when he was a baby, so he'd kind of be around us guys all time and, yeah, i mean, one thing is we-- there was a lot of swearing going on, because it would just kind of be the guys hanging around. >> dave: in front of the-- >> yeah, in front of joey, who was about four or five, and he apparently went back to his mother and dropped a few "f"bombs. so then we kind of got in trouble, and he said we've got to stop. we can't be cussing around joey. we tried that and it just didn't work. i said, "look, this is how we talk. us not swear, it's like learning a different language. you're going to have to talk to the kid. you talk to him--" >> dave: yeah, straightep the kid out. >> "you get him to stop sweari swearing." the problem with that was he stopped swearing but he kind of came up with something clever where i'd say, "hey, joey, could you stop kicking my chair." and he'd say, dirty." i'd say, what, is he saying?" he'd bump into something and say, "dirty." we sai

joey jackson mentioned federal law. this is state law. what happens?> the courts have to sort it out. there's a doctrine of law called preemption, does the federal law preempt? this came about because of the tobacco litigation in the '90s. a lot of lawyers said tobacco is so dangerous, we can just sue the manufacturers, it ultimately led to a gigantic settlement. they said look, why don't we do the same thing with guns? we'll start suing gun manufacturers. and the nra mobilized and said congress, stop this. and congress did. in 2005 in that law and said there can be no lawsuits against gun manufacturers. now in certain states that are under democratic control like colorado, the legislators are saying no, we want to revisit the issue. we want to allow gone manufacturers to be sued. they are the ones profiting from having guns on the street. it's a very tough call. i don't know how a court would sort out the federal versus state, if colorado actually passes this law. >> so often you tell me that federal law trumps state law, when push comes to shove. why

joey is proud to be a member of the dayton high school jag program, and joey, we are proud of you. my budget includes sufficient resources to fund the jag program to include up to 50 additional high schools by 2014 and to serve nearly 2,000 additional high school students. to all our current jag students and specialists, thank you for setting an example across the state. as we make these investments, we must also recognize how nevada has changed, our schools are more diverse. more than 15% of nevada's students are english language learners. the clark county school district alone is responsible for more than 50,000 english language learners, representing more than 150 languages. the challenges these students confront are wholly different from those faced by their peers, yet our obligation to them is no less important. reality dictates that we acknowledge that reading levels, graduation rates, and college readiness will not improve until we appropriately focus on these students. to lay the first plank in building a stronger foundation for these students, my budget proposes 14 million

and joey jackson is back with us now.n, jeff, when does the parents' right get superseded by the government's right to parent a child? >> boy, this is a really hard case. and i've followed abortion law for a long time. and i've never seen a case like this. there are many cases, there are many laws, that say minors who want to get an abortion have to get parental consent. if there's a disagreement -- if the child wants an abortion and the parents don't want to allow it, a judge can get involved. here, i think, though, i mean, you're talking about, abortion is an issue of individual atopmy. and i don't see how any court will ever force anyone young or old to get an abortion. i would think it would be up to the young girl not to get an abortion. >> here's what i don't understand, roe versus wade protects the girl's right to choose. does bellotti versus baird give that same right? why don't you jump on that, joey. >> i think she prevails. why does she prevail? what happens is, there's a conflict, certainly, we respect parents

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joey, let me begin with you. i keep wondering if this man is a dead man walking.him in a hail of bullets, or he will undoubtedly be up on a death penalty charge, if they catch him alive. >> yes. this is the type of story you don't think is going to end well. here's a person who apparently wanted to be a police officer all his life, was fired for whatever reasons they had to fire him. he apparently has a vendetta he wants to take out on everyone. so certainly a person like this whose admitted in his postings that he's depressed we know he's deranged. i don't have the feeling this will end well such there could ultimately be a capital murder prosecution. we will see. >> this underlines what we have been talking about so much. how do you know in advance who is going to snap in this way. there is no profile. there's an incredible piece in the current issue of the new yorker about the 45-year-old biology professor at the university of alabama who opened fire on a classroom of colleagues a number of years ago. >> i spoke to the husband face to face, children at home, se

. >> this is joey hornsby playing the game he loves. but tonight he's been in children's hospital in oakland since being hit by a car on monday. sky 7 was over the intersection of grand theet street moneys after the teenager was hit by a woman driving this toyota. today his mom told me he has major injury asks still sedated to limit movement but now, joey is showing signs of improvement. >> he responds to my voice and opened his eyes. >> in a city of concord traffic collision report we learned that since january, 2008 there have been 15 collisions reported to the transportation division. but this is the only pedestrian injury reported. police say the driver stopped and cooperated with investigators. the team are playing their last game of the season. >> i'm going there to support the kids in the last game. >> because joey is still in icu, his mother has limited visitors to his room.1k she says it will be a while before they know the full extent of the injuries. >> we're learning about the meteor that slammed into western siberia. the b

joey talked about the track and we are -- the track is currently under way repairing the fence. we are confident that we will be ready for tomorrow's event with the 55th running of the day toe that 500. we will conduct a review and learn what we can and see what we can apply in the future. >> thank you, steve. thank you, listen, we will take a handful of questions. we will start back there with george diaz. >> do you have any idea in terms of the seriousness of the injuries involving the fans who were hurt? >> george, i would have to refer you to halifax for any of the conditions of the patients, it's not appropriate for me to comment on that. bob, i think you had a question? >> sporting news, what sections of stands were most of the people injured and do you know what they were hit with? >> yeah, at this point, as we respond to the incident, we transported immediately those patients that need critical assistance. you know, we will review ourselves in terms of where the brie flew and what we need to do that. it was the grandstands outside of the fence where the cars hit. >> nate

bringing him out of his induced coma. >> reporter: as we first reported last night it happened as joey walked to basketball practice. a car hit him in this marked crosswalk. it was early afternoon. the driver cooperated with police who said she was neither speeding nor under the influence. police told me all traffic officers are off today and no one could speak about the repeated accidents that people told us happen here. >> i hope they the city of concord wakes up and does something about that bear section. there's going to be more lives that are going to be in danger. it is not well set up and it is not safe for anybody. >> reporter: players told me they wore red wristbands for joey. they said they want a red stop sign for that intersection. they played their hearts out tonight but clayton valley won this game. reporting live in concord, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >> go ahead. >> let's talk about our weather now. over to bill martin. and boy, another beautiful day here in the bay area. >> another dry, beautiful day with temperatures in the mid60s. very cold in the morning thou

today that's joey right there. love of a dog can change people's lives. joining me today is joey and the vet who saved him, dr. linda lowden. good to see both of you. >> good to be here. >> gretchen: i want to congratulate you because you are the owner now. >> yes. >> gretchen: you were his -- you brought him back to life and you couldn't leave him. >> i couldn't. >> gretchen: talk about unconditional love. >> absolutely. he's my buddy. i couldn't let him go. >> gretchen: let's bring people back to the story of joey. i described a little bit of it in the introduction. what were his injuries? >> he had three fractured vertebrae in his neck and he was paralyzed in all four limbs. he was in shock. he had multiple abrasions over his back and lots of bite wounds underneath his neck that were old and infected. so he was obviously abused even before that incident. and he was in really bad shape. he was in a lot of pain. we didn't really give him a good prognosis, but we wanted to give him a chance. >> gretchen: you didn't

as a first reported last night it happened as joey walked to basketball practice. a car hit amid the smart crosswalk at solano and grant. it was early afternoon. the driver cooperated with police who said she was neither speeding nor under the influence. all traffic officers are off today and no one could speak about the repeated accident that people told us happen here. >> i hope they find the city of concord wakes up and do something about that intersection because there is going to be more lives that are going to be in danger because it is not we'll set up that it is not safe for anybody. >> players told me they were wearing wristbands today and they want a stop sign at that intersection. >> diablo high is a few blocks away. the red devils played at the hard top on clayton valley once again. in concord john palmar ktvu news. >> the international olympic committee announced today it voted to drop wrestling from december olympics. it can be appealed. it was devastated for the wrestler. the 17-year-old is the defending california state champion. >> it is hurtful --

. >> reporter: atica fay joey's italian restaurant in texas. >> everything okay? >> it was perfect. >> reporter: owner joey picca is not okay with the president's proposal to increase the minimum wage. >> right now, i'm barely making ends meet as things stand right now. >> reporter: picca has 13 employees at his restaurant. >> i'm a business owner myself and it's hard. >> reporter: five of them earn minimum wage. picca says the higher costs could be crippling. >> i have actually a couple of choices. the two choices is close down. the other choice is increase prices. >> reporter: but even if the minimum wage is raised to $9, the income of a family of four with one worker would still be nearly $5,000 under the poverty line of $23,550. although federal tax credits would ultimately bring the family slightly above that level. >> we need an economy where consumers can afford to spend. >> reporter: paul son studies wage trends for the national employment law project. isis therey evidence that economically raising the minimum wage is beneficial? >> there is. the chicago f

. >> reporter: friends identify him as 14-year-old joey hornsby at mount diablo high school where he'sll team, players showing up for practice but in light of his injury canceled it and linked hands to pray. >> they told us he had just got pressure relieved from his brain and he's in a coma. we're just praying he makes it through and he's all right. >> we don't really understand it. it's like you walk in the crosswalk for safety, but i guess sometimes things just happen. >> reporter: what happened here police say is still being investigated. the middle aged woman who struck hornsby stopped and cooperated and didn't show any impairment. >> a lot of people fly through this intersection. >> reporter: people who know the neighborhood well say solano way where it crosses grant is a trouble spot. >> there's two lanes that come here and one of them has to turn right and one goes straight and sometimes people in both lanes keep going right through the intersection. >> people fly down here all day, 45, 50 miles an hour. no one does anything. cops don't care. >> it's the exact same spot that. co

joey fatone: this is joey fatone. it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey!e possible by fremantle media] steve: welcome to the show folks. thank you very much everybody. thank you for coming. thank you very much. thank y'all. now hey. welcome to "family feud." i'm your guy steve harvey. we got another good one for you today because buddy, today returning for their fifth and final day with a total $22,115 from elmhurst, illinois, it's the mastrino brothers! and from puyallup, washington, it's the malu family. yeah. everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash and remember, if the mastrino family wins today's game they're gonna drive away in a brand-new car. so let's get it on. give me andey, give me siota. hey, fellas. here we go. top 7 answers on the board. name something that could bite you if you were making love outside. andey. >> mosquito. steve: a mosquito. >> we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play. joey, this is car day, baby. let's not waste any time. let's get to it. name something that could bite you if you were making love outside. >

. >> reporter: friends identify him as 14-year-old joey hornsby at mount diablo high school where he's on the basketball team, players showing up for practice but in light of his injury canceled it and linked hands to pray. >> they told us he had just got pressure relieved from his brain and he's in a coma. we're just praying he makes it through and he's all right. >> we don't really understand it. it's like you walk in the crosswalk for safety, but i guess sometimes things just happen. >> reporter: what happened here police say is still being investigated. the middle aged woman who struck hornsby stopped and cooperated and didn't show any impairment. >> a lot of people fly through this intersection. >> reporter: people who know the neighborhood well say solano way where it crosses grant is a trouble spot. >> there's two lanes that come here and one of them has to turn right and one goes straight and sometimes people in both lanes keep going right through the intersection. >> people fly down here all day, 45, 50 miles an hour. no one does anything. cops don't care. >> it's the exact sa

look out joey, jeff curry joey crawford right in the head. on fire in this game. 32 points. scoop to the hoop and ice man. bad match-up for golden state. late jumper goes for 20 points and 11 boards. memphis hands the warriors third straight loss. >> the clippers, ball goes into the crowd, lebron is asking for it. the fan is wearing a lebron jersey and lebron, says, let's have a little catch. how cool is that? having fun while torching the clippers with 30. miami crushes, 111-89. >> no lombardi trophy but jim harbaugh, he and his partner lead the pro am by 18 under par. bill murray fooling around, he is offered a cookie and takes the whole batch. he can play. drains the putt. they are tied for 98. phil mickelson and he is more like this. a shot at 71, he is two under. six back. and after round one, impossible shot in the bunker behind the tree and this is why he is tree. he set up a birdie. 69 one in back of the leaders and ted potter junior was at 8 under par. >> check out the ring side announcer who takes a puck in the face. he is bloody mess. being attended to and continu

joey launches three. vermont showing their outside game. two of his 18 points. vermont wins, 67-55.usually this time of year, duke or north carolina is leading the acc. this season, no team has been better than the university of miami. they are -0-0 -- 10-0. they were both checking out the game. miami took control early on. sean larkin drains 3. 22-9. larkin biggest with 18. the second half was showtime for miami. miami went 87-61. each of the last quarter winds have been by at least 22 points. they have been dominating. the game between michigan and wisconsin, this one a thriller. under 10 seconds to play, michigan takes the lead with 2.5 seconds to go. wisconsin was not done yet. a pass from halfcourt. they are tied again and go into overtime. 40 seconds to go. brett again for three. wisconsin storms the court as they upset no. 3 michigan 65-62 in overtime. the wolverines become the third top three team to lose this week. john collins is back w >> that could have been us. >> winter is not over yet. there will be opportunities. most models agree something will happen monday, wednes

defense attorney joey jackson is on the case. joey, good to see you again.or a retrial. it got denied. will peterson ever get a new trial, or what circumstances would he? >> it seems unlikely, fredricka. now what the attorneys were trying to do was to get him a new trial under ineffective assistance of counsel grounds and that means basically that my lawyer messed up in common, plain english. the are problem is that this is a matter of trial strategy. briefly with regard to the trial, it was hotly contested testimony that was allowed in. hearsay testimony, right? there were his wife who went missing, was allowed to it testify from the grave saying, i fear him. he's going to kill me and, are guess what, she did die. his fourth wave, who he has not been charged for, as you noted, also statements were allowed in and harry smith, a divorce attorney from his fourth wife, was called by the defense, and the defense in eliciting testimony said on the stand could i -- this was his testimony as he testified. he testified that his fourth wave, stacy, called him and sai

joey gets the three, but umb wasc playing catch-up. vermont showing their outside game. the jumper. he finishes 18. vermont wins 67-55. house and on the road knocks off georgia state. -- towson ioon the road not soft georgia state. tim hardaway jr. the three. michigan takes the lead. wisconsin -- the inbounds to bent rent. are you kidding me? in ot, for 3. he hits it. wisconsin storms the court, of setting michigan it 65-62. the wolverines became the third top three team to lose this week. joe flacco is travel agency has been working overtime since the quarterback won the super bowl mvp. first you went to disney world and then david letterman. today flacco attending fashion week. he was there with his wife. one of the highlights for joe flacco was getting to meet tommy hilfiger. >> met him yesterday. he was such a great guy, such a cool person to meet. seeing his clcothes, it was cool to meet the guy. a lot of opportunities come up u when you win a game like that. it will be fun for the wife. >> lucky for the capitals they are 1/4 in into the season. plenty of time to turn things ar

you see evidence of the anticipaon of the s slowdowown in the joeying for the fbi headquarters. >> evenneed to brace for big cuts. >> absutely true. thpentagon h agreed to a budget that cuts spending. the sequester cuts it by $500 million. its hard to imagine a bill that does not include jor cuts. the difference is what people want to do it wi a scalpel and not have to. they do not wantnt to cut prprograms becauseome are more valuable than hers. >> the s shut down is s separarate from the issssue of s sequestration. they still have to get an agreement to avoid a governmenent shutdown. do you think we're lookingt possible shutdown? >> no chchance for a shutdowown. paul ryan id this past sunday that republicans are more than happy to continue speing at existing levels and continued the debate on e budget. at is a massiveve change from the fiscal brinksmanship we saw st year republicans used the deadlines to advance their ecological goals on spending. >> do you think paul ryan speaks for e party? i know there arere republicans that would not mind seeing the government shut downwn. >>e is a

and john and joey. and took us to games. and... played catch with us. and shot basket was us. just -- believed in us. >> no one would fight for for us than our mom and teach us how to be there for one another. she made it clear that we were to have each other's back no matter what. another thing a smart thoughtful lady. you know, we might have been talking football with dad in the basement but mom talking about you know, world affairs and history and things going on in 70s in our world. mom is tuned into those things that brought up conversations and helped make us more well round people. >> love the line, "mom kmeets kpeets like a maniac". abc 7 news reporter joins us live now with more on the banjo man. wayne? 9! the banjo man. we're on the deck of a restaurant looking down with game two days away. game tickets $2,000 or up, imagine not knowing if you'd see the game.b7 >> in new orleans, music any time, any place from one guy... from night time... sunshine, no matter, if it's possible to paint streets with music this would be the place. ha÷ they formed a band one time? >> ve

they are hoping that joey makes a full recovery. the team has a game tonight, one that will be certainly hard for the team. >> cheryl: we have new information now about a street shooting in antioch that injured a woman inside her home. police say a man standing in the street opened fire on a pickup that was driving by at about 6:00 last night. one of those bullets went through a second-story window hitting a 31-year-old woman who was in a bedroom with her little boy. fortunately the boy wasn't hurt and itself woman is expected to recover. this the third time the home has been hit by a bullet. >> kristen: a smoke directorer help save lives. it broke out near the living room fireplace shortly before 7:00 a.m. one unit was destroyed. another was badly damaged. it took 30 firefighters to put the fire out. thankfully everybody got out safely. firefighters say the blaze does not appear to be suspicious. >> following an emergency meeting, they are strongly condemning north korea's latest nuclear test. the u.n. says the test poses a threat

joey, kick us off. >> the theme is about the turn around story at the end of 2011.re going to have 40% on this stock. it's a turn around story. i know you know what that is. make your point. >> okay. so it has been a great turnaround story. here's where you're running into trouble. if you look at the chart, it's sitting right above the 200. the stock rallied out and it's petering out. what the gap has in front of them is plus 4%. that's a huge number and if they miss that, with this turnaround story, the street knows that and josh brown sides with me. he doesn't care about the 200 day. i don't either. i care about the ability to grow the eps. they are going to guide 10%. >> if you look at what they are putting up -- >> don't hit on me. >> they had easy comps. the comps get very hard right now. if you look at the reports, they are even addressing that. top it could result in it rolling over. >> stephanie, who made the more compelling argument? >> they both did a really good job. i think joe is right in the long term. >> come on. >> i think the stock could pull back b

let's go to joey in maryland. joey?ller: boo-yah to you jim. >> boo-yah ravens. >> caller: oh, yeah. hey, i'd like to make a shout-out to court marks. >> okay. >> caller: i'm calling to -- >> does he play left tackle? >> caller: no. >> anyway, go ahead. >> caller: all right. i'm calling to ask about booz allen hamilton -- >> good slow grower. i'm going to tell you -- it's not great, but good. i think that accent chur is the king of consulting. let's go to al in illinois. >> caller: this is al from illinois. >> how are you? >> caller: fine. i bought beamers on your advice. >> well, 52-week high. a real horse. by the way, so is that berry which has done very well. i like beam us. it does stand for buy my stock. let's go to ali in california. >> caller: great talking with you, mr. cramer. my question is mastercard. >> really interesting, stephanie link who is portfolio manager with me, we both said the same thing when we saw visa's number today. this group is played out for now. i think the credit card companies have to pu

they are hoping that joey makes a full recovery. the team has a game tonight, one that will be certainly hard for the team. >> cheryl: we have new information now about a street shooting in antioch that injured a woman inside her home. police say a man standing in the street opened fire on a pickup that was driving by at about 6:00 last night. one of those bullets went through a second-story window hitting a 31-year-old woman who was in a bedroom with her little boy. fortunately the boy wasn't hurt and itself woman is expected to recover. this the third time the home has been hit by a bullet. >> kristen: a smoke directorer help save lives. it broke out near the living room fireplace shortly before 7:00 a.m. one unit was destroyed. another was badly damaged. it took 30 firefighters to put the fire out. thankfully everybody got out safely. firefighters say the blaze does not appear to be suspicious. >> following an emergency meeting, they are strongly condemning north korea's latest nuclear test. the u.n. says the test poses a threat

joey fatone: this is joey fatone. it's time to play "family feud!" give it up for steve harvey!ssible by fremantle media] steve: thank y'all very much. [cheering and applause] hey, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. you know what? like always, we got another good one for you today. family's returning for their second day--straight out of louisville, kentucky, it's the darden family. and from seattle, washington it's the kline family. let's go. give me connie. give me terry jr. guys, here we go. we've got the top 7 answers on the board. name the first thing a guy wants after his girlfriend has dumped him. >> an alcohol drink. steve: an alcohol drink. >> yeah! steve: terry. >> another woman. steve: another woman. yeah. >> we're gonna play, steve. steve: they're gonna play. all right. hey, marleisha, how you doing today? >> i'm wonderful. steve: what's your major? >> elementary education. steve: elementary education. that's good right there. that'll go right in line with my son. >> perfect. we're perfect for each other. i can already tell. steve: no. it

doctors are reducing joey's medication but he is in a medically induced coma. a car hit him in a crosswalk on grant street. concord police say it does not appear the driver was speeding or drinking. his mother says it is a dangerous enter section and she would like to see a traffic signal or stop sign there. >> a man is facing charges in connection with a series of home burglaries. we have new video of the arrest. the police took the 25-year-old into today yesterday after serving a search warrant at a house. investigators say they found stolen property. neighbors say they have been targeted since december. >> we were burglarize add month ago at 1:30 a.m. in the morning. he got in our house. we left the door unlocked. he came in and was in my brother's room and took his money from his pants. >> fed up with the situation a neighbor set up a camera and gave police surveillance video showing a suspect entering a home. >> still ahead, new details on the stunning fall from grace from superstar oscar pistorius and his stern response to accusations he killed his girlfr

. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] joey fatone: this is joey fatone. it's time to play "family feud"!eve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: hey, olier family. how you doing? good. how's everybody doing? thank you all for coming. thank you very much. thank you very much. heh heh. hey. welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. you know what? we got another good one for you today. boy, have i got a family for you. returning for the third day already with a total $40,000, from seattle, washington, it's the kline family. and then my folks from crown point, indiana, it's the olier family. >> olier! steve: come on! let's go! give me connie, give me allyson. let's go. ladies, here we go. top 8 answers on the board. name something you hope doesn't happen when you're in a sauna. allyson? >> you fall asleep. steve: you fall asleep. connie? >> that you pass out. steve: you pass out. pass or play? they're gonna play. >> we're gonna play! steve: connie, you know what? you do pretty good at the challenge round. >> yeah. i'm ok up there. steve: you are.

our stage manager, joey, wants to mention that. and now, what is going on right now, we are looking at a beautiful picture and you can see it is just absolutely clear here and now, live doppler 7 hd shows how dry and clear our air is right now and it will be for the better part of today. the difference is breezy and these are reporting stations which tend to be in the valley, and you think ten miles per hour not a big deal but 12 in santa rosa but a couple of miles up it is twice that fast. from mount tamalpais the camera was shake and you can see the trees shaking toward san francisco where it is 51 and oakland is 53 and san jose 50. walnut creek is 54 and palo alto 54 and mill valley is 59. in san jose we are awash in sunshine, santa rosa is 55 and napa is 52 and fair at 50, los gatos 51 and gilroy and concord is the cool spot at 49. today, it will be mostly sunny and breezy with temperatures below average. for the weekend it will be brightest and warmest on sunday, if you have plans that is the best day and through the next seve

joey in maryland, joey. >> boo-yah to you. >> what's up, partner?ve a shout out to my financial instructor, kirk marts. >> absolutely. go ahead. >> what's your opinion on mcdonald's? >> writing off in the mid-80s and downgrading left and right and i said it is buy, buy, buy. why? wow. because don thompson, the ceo is doing a miraculous job and putting technology to work and i talk about this a lot. i think mcdonald's is a buy. i buy some here and go back to '93. it is the the hottest stock within this particular environment other than colgate and clorox. let's go to miguel in puerto rico. miguel. >> booyah, booyah from puerto rico. >> i love that. that new ritz-carlton. it is fabulous. what's going on? >> caller: i am just wondering about alcoa, what do you think about that? >> klaus is doing a miraculous job and in the end it is still a mineral company and the mineral companies are down. i would tell you i think alcoa can wait. i like the company but the stock i think is kind of -- you get the picture or sound. let's go to brady in ohio. brady. >>

captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com joey fatone: this is joey fatone. it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: welcome back, welcome back. thank you for coming. thank you very much, everybody. hey, welcome to "family--" [audience cheering] come on. hey, welcome to "family feud", everybody. i'm your man steve harvey, and boy, we got a good one for you today. returning for the 3rd day with a total of $20,785 from wooster, mass. it's the hughes boys. [cheering and applause] and it's a rematch, folks. we gotta do a rematch. there was a little slight incident with the term "running water". it could have been--so, hey, in all fairness, we're bringing the same family back, give 'em another shot at it. from seattle, washington, it's the williams family. [cheering and applause] let's go. give me jared, give me andrea. let's go. folks, here we go. we've got the top 7 answers on the board. we asked 100 single women, name something specific a woman might do at a bar to get a man's attention.

joey fatone: this is joey fatone. it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey.ssible by fremantle media] steve: how's everybody doing? that's really good. thank you very much. thank you for coming. thank you very much. thank you. hey, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. you know what? we got a good one for you today. returning for the second day from marietta, georgia, it's the kennedy family, and from right here in hotlanta, georgia, it's the brown family. i'm gonna give away money, but to get it, you got to play for it. let's go. give me sheila. give me keith. let's go. hey, guys, here we go. we got the top 8 answers on the board. name something dog lovers would rather do with a dog than a person. sheila. >> take the dog walking. steve: walk. >> whoo! >> play! play! >> we're going to play. steve: they're gonna play, keith. hey, sheila. >> good morning, good morning. steve: how you doing? >> i'm still bodacious. steve: see you got another fancy sweater on. >> yes. i do. steve: are you known for your sweaters? >> no. it just helps-- >

joey we've got your point. -- one thing -- joey is one of our favorite listeners out there. very outspoken as you can see congresswoman. but he does make a point. that there's been crisis after crisis after crisis to the point, i think the american people have sort of a case of crisis fatigue. >> it does numb you. even the words we use sequestration, what in the world does that mean? but it is going to become apparent what it means because it really -- these budget cuts have real life impact. >> bill: this time, it's for real. >> this time it is for real. if you look at the calendar, it is hard to imagine, we get to sequester tomorrow and there's the continuing resolution at the end of the month. it is actually hard to imagine for the month you would cut a deal on sequester but then not deal with continuing resolution and so i really do see this playing out for quite some time. and people will feel it. they'll feel it -- in the classrooms. they'll feel it with the attrition programs. they'll teal it with cuts t