kill -- kim johnson. >> my goodness and last but not least, michael sam. what do you anyone of the cast? any early favorites? >> i like them all. >> a lost promising candidates but i have to root for patty lapel because she came up to me in philadelphia and she was a fan of 6 abc and i love her and show knew my name. >> you will have to root for her. >> charge you for joining us. >> we leave you with a gorgeous shot of lake tahoe. it could not be prettier. we have more snow. [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> yeah! hey! i'm terry crews, and i can't wait to start giving some money away today here on millionaire. [cheers and applause] our returning contestant promised to buy her son a present 25 years ago and today she's hoping she can finally do it. from new york city please welcome sharon diamond! [cheers and applause] >> hi, terry. >> how you doing? good to see you. >> i'm great. thank you. thank you. great to be here. >> lookin' good. >> thank you. >> now what is this present that you want to buy your son? >> i promised my son a special

kim johnson serves as policy director at the network. johnson advocated for more information for parents about their child's care. >> we did hear from families who, searched for child care. >> reporter: johnson says of putting inspection records on line is a good first stepable. says california need to comply with newt federal law and increasing inspection booze is fall of 2016 or risk losing $75 million in federal funding for child care. >> we she'd to en-- we need to ensure that where children are they have basic safety. >> they both credit nbc bay area, and cir's joint investigation with what they call changing the conversation. forcing state policymakers to confront the issues with oversight. >> significant. really significant. how much changed in a short amount of time. >> thank you for all right hard work you have ben doing to make sure this got to our desk. and we got them. >> state officials -- but they did send an e-mail saying "we are working with our federal and state partners to better understand the impacts of the new federa

. >> reporter: kim johnson serves as policy director at california's childcare resource and referralg the inspection records online is a good first step. but she says california needs to comply with the new federal law and increase inspections by the fall of 2016 or risk losing $7.5 million in federal funding for childcare. >> we absolutely need to ensure that where children are have some basic health and safety standards. we just can't afford not to do that. >> reporter: johnson and assemblywoman garcia both credit nbc bay area and c.i.r.'s joint investigation with what they call changing the conversation. and forcing state policy makers to confront it. >> it's significant what's changed in a short amount of time. >> thank you for all your hard work to make sure this got to our desk and we got it done. >> state officials said they were too busy to sit down and answer stephen's questions about what's changed in the system but they did send an e-mail saying in part "we are working with our federal and state partners to better understand the impacts of the new federal legislation." com

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president loftus and commissioners chief suhr and captain char in his and supervisor kim still my name is carla johnson the director at the san francisco mayor's office on disability i am not a resident but work on market and the plazas i'm here to speak about the prior son as quay saw in a video that went environmental a person with a wheelchair person he was fined in an interaction with a police department officer that appears to be pushing him off a curve and tilt him out of his cheer it went environmental it's disturbing to see a person with disability treated that this way and san francisco is indemnify mire moot missouri or new york we have a police force i respect and trust this incident is linked to the boarder wide conversation about the civil rights of people that are blackwood and brown and white and disabled to be safe in their interactions with the law enforcement i know this case is under investigation by the intermittently affairs division and the office of citizen complaint i know any investigation is confidential while all the facts are being gather and no one here want to leap to comm

kim cattrall. >> magic johnson. >> we are all going to have good stuff.check of the local news. >> we have reports about a subway train that stuck like 50 >>> nbc 10 first alert weather breaking news. >> it is a first alert weather day. let's get details from meteorologist bill henleybed rain freezing rain and snow to come. >> tracking freezing rain north and west and into the pocono mountains where it has started to mix with snow at some of the higher elevations. the freezing rain though is falling from the valley into montgomery. and showers are not that far away from philadelphia. you can see some light showers moving through eastern chester county at this time. that is freezing rain. look at the temperatures below freezing for wellmington making for icy surfaces this afternoon. >>> police aric looing for a gunman who fired shots at a robbery at dunkin donuts. police are checking surveillance video from inside the store. >>> a local city overrun with crime is reaching out for help. nbc 10 has learned the city of wilmington is asking for help patrolling

kim cattrall. >> magic johnson. >> we are all going to have good stuff.bout a subway train that stuck with like 50 >>> a very good monday morning to you. i almost said friday. it's 8:56 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. the storm is certainly gone but in some places the outages linger. in vallejo all but 300 people have their power restored. there are now some 2,000 outages bay area wide from the weekend storms. at one point, more than 150,000 customers lost power between friday and sunday. >>> cold is on its way to levi's stadium. talking about the nhl ice plant. it's a refrigeration truck that will make the ice in the outdoor rink between the game between the sharks and the l.a. kings. the game is on february 21st. it'll be fun to watch. i'll have another local news update for you in about half an hour. >> it is monday. february 9th 2015. this is al roker. tamron hall. you guys going to be okay. i happened to sit next to kristi brinkley. they mentioned that he looks very attractive. you don't see the suns. # listen, huge fans. look at them. where are

kim is being treated for self- inflicted wounds. >>> police in hayward arrested tyler johnson.olice say johnson and martin thornton used a u-haul truck to break into life chiropractic college early friday morning. thornton's body was found next to the truck. autopsy results show he died of blunt force trauma. johnson did not share specific details about the death with police. investigators say the two men had no connection to the school. >>> 7:55. state health inspectors are cracking down on home cooks who use social media to sell food without the proper permits. now, facebook food groo group -- food groups are becoming popular. it's a marketplace to sell homemade food to whoever wants it. but health inspectors say this trend is dangerous. many of piece theme are actually breaking -- people are actually breaking the law. under state cottage food law, people are allowed to sell nonperishable foods out of their homes. bun inspectors say a lot of the goods being offered on the facebook page are meant to be eaten right away which means they fall under the restaurant category. no on

recover, kim is also being treated for self-inflicted wounds, it is not clear what led up to that attack. police in heyward have arrested a man in connection with last week's burglary tyler johnsond johnson and martin used a truck to break into the college. his body was found next to the truck, autopsy results showed he died of blunt force trauma. johnston did not share specific details with the police, investigators say the two men had no connection to the school. >>> state health inspectors cracking down on home cooks using social media to sell food without the proper permits. a facebook food groups getting more and more popular among aspiring chefs, its marketplace to sell home made food. health inspectors say a lot of these people are breaking law. under state food laws, people are allowed to sell nonperishable foods. they say they are meant to be eaten right away which means they fall under the restaurant category. no one has complained of being sick but the government says the safety laws are designed to prevent an outbreak of food- born illnesses and those laws should be followed. >>> the lunar new year is here, they are getting ready for the year of the ram which arrives

johnson space center. even the chinese dissident artist ai weiwei. and then there were flash mobs from bangkok to barcelona. from a budapest shopping mall to a philippine maximum security prison. economist kimred, could it possibly be that when these videos anywhere from italy to indonesia went viral, or even just bacterial, in their home country-- would the dad's stock price go up there? take a guess. you mean people were actually buying the stock of the father of psy in "gangnam style" because there were flash mobs in their area? >> yes, that's what i'm documenting in this paper. >> reporter: and though d.i. corp's stock price eventually subsided some, it soared again with the release of psy's second hit song, "gentleman," in april 2013. though the company's earnings remain pretty much where they were, pre-virus, the stock still hovers four to 500% above where it started. and, says kim... >> whenever people are anticipating psy's new songs coming up, the price shoots back up again to that 800% level. >> that's an immense effect. that has got to be a true bubble as we call it, irrationality. >> reporter: economist dan hamermesh, from whom we'll hear more in a moment. but we have to set him